Jewish Tragedy In DC, Big, Beautiful Bill Passes, & Standing Plane Seats??

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A student was a guest in the United States on a student visa. No one's entitled to a student visa.

So, you revoked her student visa based on an op-ed, which trumps the Supreme Law of the Land, which is the Constitution.

Someone's coming up here to stir up problems on our campus. We're going to revoke their visa. She didn't do any of that. She wrote an op-ed. She wrote an op-ed.

And I'm talking to you about her particular case. You reclaiming my time. You revoked her student visa because she wrote an op-ed. Would you revoke? We're going to do more than that.

We will revoke the visa of anyone who's in this country as a guest. Are you going to revoke the visa of somebody who made that? I'm not going to take a case and look at it. I'm looking at crazy people. Actually, it's not just about revoking.

Secretary Rubio, excuse me, reclaiming my time. If these are legitimate law enforcement agents carrying out proper arrests, why are they hiding their identities? Because then radical crazies will change. Because cartels have been doxing them. Where the hell have you been?

FFS, because cartels have been doxing them up. I'm not the only one that's paying attention to this, right? I mean, I don't think I am. I you I I had the headline, we talked about this on air. How you had cartel members doxing Ice agents.

And how a lot of these protesters, some of them were wondering: well, are these protesters also? You know, getting these guys' information and sharing it with the cartel, et cetera, et cetera. That was a real thing. That's why they hid their identities. Because jackboot thugs like Priya J Prima Jayapal, these people, they they have no i they have no consideration for the people that are enforcing the laws that they're actually supposed to be upholding.

So yeah. That's why they have to hide their identities. That's why they have to Wear masks? It's because of that nonsense that people like her continually help to facilitate. And it is just it's outrageous.

Welcome to the show. Dana Lash with you. We are at the. top of this first hour and uh We've got to talk about the next steps for the Linding Beautiful Mill, which I'm only... Marginally Look I'm still not okay with it.

Because it's still trash. We still have Green New Deal stuff in it, Green News scam stuff in it. They reduced the amount of Green News scam. But there's still green new scam. in it.

We're going to discuss all of that. And uh what's next as well? the next steps for this because You know, this has to go just because it passed the house, it doesn't mean it's over.

So usually what this means Because of the process through which They are passing this bill, or not passing, shepherding this bill through the reconciliation process.

So they only have to have 51 in the Senate. as opposed to the sixty.

So, what they're going to try to do, they have to take it, the Senate has to take it. They have to take it into another markup session. It's going to get shredded, probably. I think it's going to get shredded by the Senate. And then after that, you have to have a couple of procedural votes.

before you can before we even get to the point where the Senate is going to vote on it. That's uh, and I'll go over that a little bit more in depth, but I had a lot of people going, What's next? What's next?

Well, what that's what's next.

So it's we're not there yet with it, and there's still a lot. Of back and forth to do, particularly as it, you know, as I said, as it heads towards the Senate. And then, of course, We had the situation with this shooting that took place, just absolutely horrific. this shooting that took place. Yesterday, yesterday evening, or I, yeah, yesterday evening, it was just so sad.

Uh this story of this couple And I was reading too, the other sad thing is I was reading that he was going to propose that that was all very real. People were trying to say that it was. like an orchestrated thing for Uh What am I thinking? Tears or trying like an emotional thing, and it wasn't. Like they legitimately.

He was going to propose he had like a ring in his pocket. This is just a horrible story of these. this couple that was they were shot and killed because They were Jewish. And then we got to get into the COVID stuff.

So we got to, oh gosh, and I have some stuff on St. Louis. Can't I have so many things? All right, so. First, let's I let's talk about this story.

This incredibly heartbreaking story. uh that came out. This is in DC. This was just I I mean there two people killed. There was this targeting of this Israeli embassy staffers, and it was outside.

of this, the Capitol Jewish Museum. And the guy, I don't even want to say his name, he's a 30-year-old. He screamed, free Palestine. after he shot and killed them. And then, when he was in police custody, he kept screaming it.

He was screaming Free Palestine. He kept saying it over and over again. and these staffers Yaren Lyczynski and Sarah Milgram were publicly named. as the victims and Obviously it's been the president made a statement about it. I mean it's it's they were going to get engaged next week.

Like he was going to propose. Like, he apparently, a quote in the report that came out on this first was the New York Post. The New York Post was the first one to report that he had a ring in his pocket. He literally bought it this week. And he was going to be proposing.

The guy entered the building. The killer entered the building. And here get this. After he opened fire and after it was, you know, you had all of the Chaos. He went into the building and the people who were attending this event.

at the museum. They thought that he was a victim. And they gave him water, and they were comforting him because they thought he was that he had been injured by himself. They didn't know he was the killer. He was inside for like 15 minutes.

And he was apparently I don't think he was in a state of shock. I think he just adrenaline high and he realized what he just did. And then he asked somebody to call police, and then he confessed. And they took him into custody after that point. I I it's abs it's just absolutely heartbreaking.

But what do people? Can I just? I'm going to say, what do they think was going to happen? You had the all of the. Uh Hamas propaganda.

About, oh, there's 14,000 dead babies. That was a made-up number. Most of what you read is entirely made up. And I'll remind everybody. Most of what you have seen happen is a direct result of what happened on October 7th.

There weren't this this wasn't an issue October 6th. It was October 7th. And The longer this, and I think the reason this has dragged out so long is because you have all of these other cooks in the kitchen that are trying to tell a sovereign entity what they can and can't do to defend themselves. I guarantee you that if I were to go to my neighbor's house and bust down their door and kill their children, that they would probably want to fight back. But see, if you put this in the context of how ever how the world treats Israel after Hamas decides to do terrorist things again because they're a terrorist organization, the media would be like, How oh my gosh, they would tell my neighbor, How dare you fight back against her?

How dare you escalate That's how it's always been. That's how it's always been prosecuted in the press. And I think that's why this is dragged out for so long. as long as it has. And there is a real instance of Jewish hatred that's becoming normalized, and there is a real.

Increase of it. And I mean, I think In younger generations, there's more and more of it. And it's kind of wild to see the stuff that I'm seeing. And when people say phrases like globalize the infantada, and by the way, that's a. That's a protest.

slogan that has been said at these college campuses. They say things like that. They say They say that globalize the infantada and they say things from the river to the sea. What do you think those phrases mean? When you say those things What do those phrases mean?

That's you're talking about the obliteration of an entire people. That's what it means. And this became so normalized with the press sanctioning it. politicians sanctioning it. colleges sanctioning it.

acting like targeting people on college campuses is a substitute for free speech. I mean the whole thing, I'm just... I mean, what was it? Yet was it last year the guy set himself on fire that uh I don't want to say his name either. Outside of the Israeli embassy, he set himself on fire and everyone like they celebrated him like he was some sort of hero.

And then you want you want to know one of the reasons why I don't like the Qatari jet? Because who the hell do you think is promoting and financing the whole globalized the Infantata movement on college campuses? Cutter. It's cutter. Their Qatari-funded AstroTurfed protest.

And they're organized all across the United States. This has been reported on endlessly. We just took a jet from them. I don't know.

So yeah, this is this has been mainstreamed. This kind of hatred has been mainstreamed. It's so sad. I mean, you, after this event, they took the guy into custody. They said he was yelling free Palestine.

How long have you heard that? This uh And then he he went in and he was receiving comfort and care from the people inside the museum. He said he needed water in a safe space. And then later he whipped out his little picnic blanket and then was yelling Free Palestine and then he was escorted out by police. It's just, it's amazing.

Amazing. There's a video of him being taken into custody, and he was still yelling as he was being taken into custody. He was still yelling it. He's still screaming Free Palestine and all of this. I mean just For what?

For what? 33 years old, and he's from Chicago. They were, um, uh raiding his apartment this morning. Apparently. And there's all kinds of stuff.

I mean, he's a huge supporter of Hamas, he's a huge supporter. of Hezbollah. Uh he's you know, he's I don't know. And then of course Lorraine noted that Hassan Piker was just in Chicago. To give a talk.

They're trying to make him like the left's Joe Rogan. In fact, you know that there's like a whole platform, a whole outreach to try to find the left's Joe Rogan. The left doesn't realize that Joe Rogan was the left's Joe Rogan. Right. But this guy, and that, and his son Piker was in Chicago to give a talk, and apparently.

Uh didn't he have a Houthi terrorist on his stream? I think so. Or supporters. You know, this is what people do for clicks. Because they want your eyeballs and so they they debase themselves like this.

It's ridiculous. It's ridiculous. So, this is just insane, absolutely insane. And then, of course, you know, you have the ongoing story of this. you know, these protests at college campuses.

and people who are violating the terms of their stay. Apparently, he was also part of the so this. I saw this last night: the party for socialism and liberation, which is just basically more glitter on the turb than is socialism. And they're also super big giant anti-Semites, major lefty. He had made a political donation.

The only donation he ever made that was on the records was to Joe Biden in 2020. And I know that's really important to the left. And The set I was reading on Instagram, it says this. Lorraine noted this too. The guy, he was.

Protecting his girlfriend. When it all went down, he was trying to shield her and protect her. Oh my gosh, just absolutely heartbreaking.

So I don't know, like um If you start saying this stuff enough and you're like globalize the infantada and you say these things, I'm just curious, like. You know, at some point, somebody like this guy hears this. And of course, you know, crazies are gonna do crazy things. But this isn't just like crazy sentiment and crazy platitudes that are shouted. It's a call to action.

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And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick Five.

So apparently a daughter was charged with assault in a fork attack. It's a fork attack, everybody. She attacked her mother and it was in Canyon County, three felony counts related to domestic violence. Where's the wooden spoon? Because they feel like wooden spoon beats fork.

All day long. Wielded properly, Wooden Spoon may be the most dangerous weapon in a human's arsenal. And if you disagree, then you were never disciplined as a child, ever disciplined as a child.

So, anyway, this person's getting their, they're going to court and they've been arraigned.

So, 35 years old, you're trying to stab your mom with a fork. What's the matter with you? What's the matter? You didn't get the wooden spoon enough. An activist sat 80 feet up in a tree near Port Angeles for two weeks.

For what? We don't know.

Well, I mean, we do, but no. It's something to do with the trees. It's the Olympic Forest Defender Network of Conservationists, and this dude lived two-thirds up a fir tree. What an address. Yes, can you send that to two-thirds up the fir tree in Port Angeles?

Protesting the sale of a swath of forest by the Washington Department of Natural Resources. They call it apparently a legacy forest. Blah, blah, blah. They're protecting the trees. They said it doesn't make financial sense.

I don't know, but I'm just, I wouldn't camp in a tree. No, I toss and turn. Did he bring two weeks of food and diapers? Like, what did he do?

Well, I mean, I guess you could just hang over the side and, you know. Oh, come on. Pray and spray. I don't know.

Like, I just I'm just assuming. I'm sorry, I even asked.

Well, you did ask a question, Kane, and I did, in all of my knowledge, answer your question to the best of my ability. I'm sorry that it made you uncomfortable over there. Thankful and sorry. Mm-hmm. A bearded dragon saved its owner from a house fire.

I've heard of some things before. I kind of want to call shenanigans.

So, a bearded dragon, apparently, his name is Spike, he woke up his owner, Donald, from a nap because he jumped on his face, insisting that he wake up.

Now, I would just think that this is shenanigans from a lizard. Donald opened his eyes and saw his bathroom was on fire. He extinguished the flames before they spread to the rest of the home. He apparently slept through the smoke alarms, but not through his bearded dragon jumping on his face. Do you think that that's what the lizard was doing?

Or was the lizard like, I hate you, and I'm gonna try to suffocate you to the best of my ability? I'd like to believe it's true. I mean, now he's got salmonella all over his face. That's my first thought. I'd be like, ew, I love that.

I'm not dead. A man was attacked by a swarm of bees. And it killed him. This is horrible. He was in Eastland, Texas, mowing the lawn.

And apparently he made a hive. Quite angry. This is so sad. He was, again, mowing the lawn. Officer did finally pull up to the scene.

They said that around, they had reports of a collision and it caused all kinds of stuff. The guy was being swarmed by bees because it all had to do with this guy mowing the lawn, going over a hive. His face swelled up. He could hardly see. It was just anaphylactic.

It killed him.

So sad.

So sad.

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Under the taxing and spending levels in this bill, we're going to rack up. The authors say $20 trillion of new debt over the next 10 years. I'm telling you, it's closer to $30 trillion of new debt in the next 10 years. We're not rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic tonight. We're putting coal in the boiler and setting a course for the iceberg.

If something is If something is beautiful, If something is beautiful, you don't do it after midnight. I oppose this speaker.

Well, he's right, 'cause they did do it after midnight. Nothing good happens after midnight like that. That's what my grandfather always said. He's like, after midnight, ain't nothing good that ever happens. Welcome back to the program, Dana Lash, with you.

Channel 347 is the stream, and you can also find the chat over at Rumble. And uh you can uh find us across the country.

So The big, beautiful bill passed the House. It's going through. Has still a way to go before we maybe potentially see it head to. The President's desk. And with this.

I mean, it I I don't know how they were able to get it through. You have the what they call the SALT COS Caucus. You have the House Freedom Caucus, which was the caucus that was created during the Tea Party days. And they're supposed they're the fiscal hawks. They were able to get some of the House.

free the House Freedom Caucus members on board. By reducing a little more of the Green News scam. from this bill. which there's still green news scam in this bill. It's only you're talking about a reduction of hundreds of billions and still paying hundreds of billions, but there it is.

215 to 214 vote. and it's going to get crashed in the Senate. We'll see how it goes. Thomas Massey and Warren Davidson were the two. Republican votes.

They and for the people, I gotta tell you. First off. I feel like this is a reverse Tea Party thing because I wrote about this. I wrote about this over at Substack. I sent it out last night, and I called it accurately: the resurrection of the big spending pre-Tea Party Republicanism has begun.

And it absolutely has. I am watching people. That are in the Republican Party try to gaslight me and say that that too big to fail kind of spending is conservative and you're a squish if you don't support it. Remind me, actually, I don't need to be reminded because I was on the first phone call that launched the Second Tea Party and helped organize it in numerous cities across the country on my own time and my own dime, I might add. And we were all up in arms over not, it wasn't, we didn't start being angry at Barack Obama.

We started being angry at Republicans. People were in the streets long before that election happened, and that has been so whitewashed by the press, it's crazy, even the conservative press. or right-leaning press, I should say. And all of the initial criticisms were all directed towards big Republican spending. We redefined what Bush League was.

The too big to fail, right? And other runaway GOP insanity. And then it later turned into a criticism also of that continuation that was personified in Barack Obama's administration. They wanted to excuse these Republicans at the time overextended government because they thought that was a good use. That was a justification of growing government so long as you're advancing Republican Party platform issues.

But they didn't have the foresight to realize that Democrats could do the same damn thing. Really, really stunning. And it didn't, it ended up not even mattering if those issues were moored in any type of fiscal conservatism or. Even the enumerated powers in Article 1, Section 8, it didn't matter. As long as it moved the ball down their part of the field, then they were okay and they could justify expanding government, like with the Patriot Act, expanding government region surveillance, too big to fail, all of this stuff.

And so It's really stunning. And I mentioned this yesterday with Marjorie Taylor Greene. It was really stunning to see some Republicans get mad at lawmakers like Thomas Massey because how dare he and these other politicians take those campaign promises seriously. Damn them. We told them we weren't going to tax Social Security and we did it anyway.

Damn them for asking us to not. R Shakes Fist. And I I talked about this, like I said, on Axon yesterday. As well, the goal they wanted to get it done by Memorial Day. I don't know whether or not it's going to happen with the Senate.

We'll see. But I was told yesterday by members of the House that there was not a clean bill with just the doge cuts or anything else because they were told, members were told by the White House explicitly that they were not ready to incorporate those yet. And I talked with more lawmakers than I can count on one hand about that. Just gonna say it.

So A lot of the big spending members that were in the House had no issue with any of this. No issue. They had no issue with including special interest or wealth redistribution demands.

So, I want to talk for a minute because what is in there still is the taxes on Social Security. And we had Chip Roy on yesterday, and he was talking about some of this, and he was getting eaten up on social media about it.

Now I'm mad. And I'm not, I what I'm going to explain to you what this bird rule is.

Now, sidebar. Yeah. And, you know, again, I'm not a parliamentarian by any sort. But I just think that you know if Congress creates a rule They can uncreate it. Even if it's in something that they want to make statutory, right?

I mean, just undo it then. I don't know, it's my thought. Anyway, so the bird rule was created back in 1974. Yes, probably by that guy. Congressional, it was in the 1974 Congressional Budget Act.

And what the bird rule does is it prohibits Provisions in reconciliation bills that are defined as extraneous to like not germane in. total to budgetary reform. And that includes changes to social security. And so, this is why this affects the big, beautiful bill, because the big, beautiful bill is being advanced. Through budget reconciliation.

And when you're using the reconciliation process, and they're doing this, by the way, so they can bypass what you know is going to be a Senate filibuster, they're going to pass it with a simple majority, and that's 51 votes. And so if you have any provision in it, that alters Social Security and even like looks at taxes on benefits. I know, I know. Apparently, that is interpreted as a violation of that rule, and the Senate can remove it.

So that's the Byrd rule.

So that was what Chip Roy was referencing yesterday when he said the mechanics make it difficult. He's not giving you excuses, he's telling you what idiots in Congress have done before him and how this rule, I don't know why that rule, I don't know. I don't know what it would take to get them to change it. All I know is that that's the rule that's in existence now. And that is why And it's from what I understand from another lawmaker, it's more than just a congressional rule because it was passed the way it was, it's actually law.

Now I don't know if there's been previous violations of it. To the extent that we're here at this arbitrary deadline for this. But that is why he said, yeah, that's what the mechanics make it difficult. The mechanics that he's talking about is the codified bird rule, which means that if the Senate finds something in here that is related to Social Security or anything that can be misconstrued as not germane to the purpose of budgetary reform, the whole point of that reconciliation bill, they can strip it out.

So, they wanted to avoid that altogether.

So, what they did is they decided to give a pittly little deduction.

Now I had people saying, well, that's something. I've been told that for forever. It's something. It's something. How long have we been told that by Republicans?

It's something. Oh, you're getting something out of it. I'll be damned. This has been a long time that some of us have been. I've been an activist since my 20s.

I have been told this the entire time. I mean, it's this is crazy.

So, yeah, we're tired of hearing it.

Now The thing that makes me mad about it. is even knowing this. And the Republicans, when they campaigned on all of this, when they campaigned on reconciliation and they were talking about getting this, getting no taxes on Social Security, et cetera. They were telling you this knowing full well they would not be able to do it in the manner that they were also campaigning on doing it. They were saying all throughout the campaign they were going to do it with budget reconciliation, and they knew the entire time that they couldn't do it.

They lied to you. And some of them are politicians that are beloved to you. That lied to your face. I'm just telling you what's up.

So yes. You were lied to. Absolutely. Are they gonna come back with it? No, they're not.

Oh my gosh, I love the oh my gosh, bless baby hearts. I love the innocence of people who are like, well, they're just going to go back and redo it. God love you. I want to be able to look. at the world With those rosy glasses, right?

I want to be able to look through those glasses and see like peppermint roads and sparkles in the air and you know, the money dust grow on trees. That must be the type of world that people live in to think that our Congress is going to go back and do this all over again as they embark on a midterm cycle. Not gonna happen. That's sweet, but it's not gonna happen. From what I understand, taxes on retired military pay, I think also they're still in.

Now, They did change, and I will update this, I haven't had a second to update this post at Substack, they are including the Hearing Protection Act in there. That was a step in the right direction. That did make it in the bill.

So the Hearing Protection Act, as now I'm going to tell you. Literally at like 6.45 last night, it was not in there. It was not in there. Last night. When I'm writing everything and I'm preparing for the show, because I was talking to lawmakers in Congress, like, I would like to know, I wanna know what to tell your voters because we have X amount of affiliates in your state.

Or I wanna know because we know who's watching digitally. You know, there's millions of people that tune in every single day. And we want to make sure, whether it's terrestrially and then digitally. I want to make sure that you're telling your voters, you know, what's up. And there was some that was shaved off of the Green News scam.

But the Green News scam, you can't say that it's not funded in this because it still is. The other thing is the the uh And we'll dive more into this: the salt deductions. I get so aggravated at the salt deductions, and I feel like people don't understand how this works because. It absolutely is a wealth redistribution scheme. I've had Kane, I've had people tell me all last night, and they're the people who I think are Mike Lawler fans.

And no offense, he's trying to deliver for his state, but it's wrong. Uh in Texas, for instance. Let's just look at, because we don't have an income tax rate, so let's look at property tax rate. Do you know that California, their property tax rate, is actually lower than ours is in Texas? What?

By a full point. Seriously. Oh, your girls spent a lot of time in the weeds last night.

So, California's overall property tax rate is 0.75. Texas's is 1.74. And the fact that we lack an income tax is the only thing that actually kind of slightly insulates us. California's their tax levels are actually only a smidge higher because of that and that's it.

Now My congressperson is not all over the media demanding that Texas be relieved by everyone else across the nation of the burden that Austin, Texas has created. You see how that works? I am not demanding to pay less than you pay more. That's the wealth redistribution right there, if you need it explained so simply.

Furthermore, This BS narrative that blue states have been bailing out red states, why the hell do you people need salt deductions if that's true? And seen.

Now The cap of this. This this uh was I think as a 2017 cap. That the cap that was instituted in 2017, and that was the same bill that also had. the tax deductions with it. or the tax sorry, the tax decreases with it, the tax cuts from Trump.

That was the first step in forcing the states to account for their own fiscal mismanagement. by capping X amount and then the states had to deal with the rest. This is what they wanted to introduce to change all of that.

So This is that's a that's a and and the assault made it in. But My issue is that a lot of these Republicans, instead of saying, oh, we know this sucks. This is horrible. And I think we oversold you. They're attacking the people that are like, wait a minute, you promised, and where's the return on that promise?

They're attacking the people that are trying to keep them honest. This is like the Tea Party all over again. I'm seeing the Republicans do the same thing. They're trying to put themselves up on a pedestal and act like they're being like some kind of principled to what? I mean, if you're at all continuing Biden's spending levels, whiskey tango foxtrot.

You can't get mad at people for wanting to hold you honest. Come on. And I'm not doing this thing where I'm going to ask kiss a bunch of Republicans or anyone in any elected position and act like this is, oh my gosh, it's so great. This is not the biggest tax cut in history. I don't even know where that came from.

That's the dumbest talking point I've ever heard. 2017 was great. It just wasn't made permanent by Congress. That has enraged me since then.

Now, all of this other stuff, we're going to talk about it more. There's a four-year limit on it.

So, any benefit that you do get from any kind of tax deductions has a four-year limit. They did that so they could try to lower the cost. when they sent it to the CBO. We're going to talk about that here coming up. I know.

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Mm. Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of the United States. Up next, another Oval Office meltdown. President Trump ambushing the president of South Africa. President Trump is being accused of conducting something of a diplomatic ambush of South Africa's president in the Oval Office.

To be with you, I'm Katie Tur. President Trump orchestrated another Oval Office ambush today. Today, Donald Trump meeting with the President of South Africa and attempting to ambush and humiliate that leader, where essentially he was a bit ambushed inside the Oval Office. Yeah. Why was he ambushed inside the Oval Office?

What, what? I mean, new script went out. Yeah, everybody was like, oh my gosh, we just got they love genocide now. Yay. Talking points are a thing.

I cannot stand the talking points of this press. It's just so asinine.

So coming up, I'm going to tell you a little we're going to go a little bit more, tell you about the latest with that big, beautiful bill, particularly about the sunset. of a lot of some of the cuts. Uh that are in there, especially. Uh Like for instance, no tax on tips, overtime. Car loans, the child tax credit, the standard deductions, there is going to be a four year it's only for four years.

The reason they did that was to artificially lower the cost when they send it through the Congressional Budgetary Office.

Now think about when that sun sets, where does that put us on the calendar? Oh my gosh, yeah.

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So we're going to talk about that coming up. We got a lot still to hit. Second hour on the way. Stay with us. Hey, folks.

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We put pen to paper yesterday, met with leadership, worked throughout the course of the day to come to an agreement that would lift the cap on salt and provide real and immediate and lasting tax relief for hardworking middle-class families. The agreement would lift the cap to 40,000 with an income tax.

So that was he's part of the salt caucus and they did get their little salt deductions in. But that's Mike Lawler who was saying, Yes, because we can't cut our taxes in Albany. That means all of you guys everywhere, you guys have to, you can't deduct as much as we can. We we don't want to pay that much 'cause we can't Do anything in Albany. That's like me.

Complaining that everyone else, no, you guys should pay more and me a little less because our property taxes are so high in Texas. That's an Austin problem. That's not everybody else outside of Austin, Texas, or outside of Texas problem. I just, if you're out there bitching because you're stay, I mean, what? Look, you live in New York.

I can't even believe that they pay like 40% of their income in taxes. How do you live there? I think 1% is too much. One per cent. is too much.

The government's demanding money that it didn't earn. That's welfare. that creates a lot of resentment. Oh yeah. Man, there's a lot of places to go with us.

Welcome back. Dana Lash with you. We are at the top of the second hour. Let me tell you about the big, beautiful building and give you the latest, and we've got some other stuff to hit too.

So A lot of the Green New Deal got scrapped out of it. Mm Mm yeah. Uh I I don't know how there's not a l Yeah, there's still a lot there. But a lot got scrapped out, but a lot's still there. The Hearing Protection Act was included.

That's the suppressors not being considered a National Firearms Act item. I Here's what So here's the really bad thing.

So All the no taxes on tips, everyone's like, yay. We got no tax on tips, which I still think is ridiculous. Like, why are you just identifying one? Part of the working public. Let everybody get, you know, no taxes on anything, abolish the IRS.

But here we are. The standard deduction, the car loans, the child tax credit, which I also think is another. I don't like the wealth I don't like these Insane. Rube Goldberg wealth redistribution schemes that we come up instead of just cutting taxes for everybody, right? uh the all of that stuff Uh Uh that ho is only in effect for four years.

Why is that?

Well Because they needed a certain score from the CBO, the Congressional Budgetary Office, which is going to tell you what the score of this bill is, how much it's really going to cost. And remember how I've said over and over again at the CBO, it's like prompting AI. It'll only tell you what you give it. based on the parameters that you give it.

So they only limited that to four years. And they kept all of the spending for DOD, Customs and Border Patrol ICE. And they have the tax handouts. And it's all for four years.

so that they could artificially lower that score.

Now that's all going to expire in four years. This is like the 2017 tax cuts all over again. This is going to expire in four years. All in 2028.

Well, damn, Cain, what happens? What happens in 2028? What's what's that? What's significant? What's significant about that year?

It rhymes with. Uh Presidential selection. Oh! Oh, it's the election. You're telling me that that's a.

General election year, we're going to be in a presidential election cycle, and all of this is going to bust apart. Huh.

Well They have no foresight at all in Congress, do they? Let's just let's just only do it for four years. Instead of cutting any actual spending, Let's just put a time limit on how much tax cuts, how much tax cut time people have. That's what they did. You have a time limit on text cut time.

So, they could get an artificially lower score from the Congressional Budgetary Office. That's literally how that works.

So By the way. This bill would not have even gotten this far with any meaningful anything if it had not been for like a handful of lawmakers. in the house raising hell. The tea party ones, the ones that the tea party put in there. You're welcome.

Mm-hmm. And uh yeah, we're still adding a butt ton to the deficit. Gosh, can you imagine? Think about this. In 2028, we're going to be rolling toward I don't know what's going to happen after.

Midterms. If Democrats take the House, my gosh. Imagine if you have Democrats who control the House. and you have Trump in the White House, you're going towards a presidential election. And They have concessions are going to have to be made.

They're going to give up everything. I'm just telling you. No, you don't. The It would make a difference to me if this was. One of many small cuts in spending, you know, death by a thousand paper cuts.

if they were using that sort of approach, but they're not. They're so scared. To cut spending? That There's, I mean, they couldn't even pass what the rescissions package was $9 billion. They couldn't even pass that.

They couldn't even do that. They they did not want to use the debt ceiling. as a negotiating tool to cut spending. And so now we're going to have about $4 trillion in new debt in this bill. They won't use any they I would be holding everything hostage.

I'd be like, you'd like this debt ceiling? It'd be a shame if anything happened to it. I mean, I would be threatening. I would be. See, this is why I can't be in elected office.

I wouldn't be whipping votes. I would literally be whipping lawmakers. I would be like caning them, like Sumner and the. in the in the in the damn chamber.

So we can't, you know.

So, yeah, they're not going to use anything else for leverage because these people do not know how to negotiate. They don't know how to play ball. They don't know how to play the Game of Thrones. They go in there, well, I don't know. I guess maybe let's put a limit on tax cut time so we can fudge the numbers to the CBO and pretend that it's a great get.

And then everyone's like, yay, because you know what? You guys are overburdened already. You're all out there busting your asses. You don't have time to sit here and watch every little Machiavellian machination that these stooges do. Fortunately, it's my job.

Mm. That's And they think that you're not going to pick up on this stuff. And they're counting on people like me not telling you either. And then there are people who have turned into such cheerleaders for the Republican Party. that they don't want to lose any clout by being critical.

So they try to wash everything up as being awesome. Gosh, this is awesome and historic. I'm not going to lie to you.

Now, I like that the Hearing Protection Act was put in there. That's a great thing. But if you're going to, if people are expecting me to. Exaggerate. Praise for the purpose of clicks, go die in an AIDS fire because it's not happening.

Not at all. I mean there's other fires Kane, you know. That's the worst. It's the worst one. I just I like there was an amendment.

Do you know that Con uh Trip Roy out of Texas, he had an amendment? To Have the courts out of the deportation cases. And the uh Have the courts out of the deportation cases. and really beef up state enforcement laws and no one in the administration ever pushed for it. And nobody else in Congress ever wanted it.

So it in that the whole agenda of deportation is pretty much DOA.

So it's like you can spend all the money on ice that you want to, but if you don't have any. Reform in the judiciary, what's the point? You know what I mean? If you're going to spend all this money on enforcement, but you're not changing the j judiciary, to actually like stop this then what is the point?

So I I don't know. This bill is reminds me of too big to fail. This is the type of bill that the Tea Party would have been organized in fighting against back in 08. Absolutely. But we're told, No, no, it's great It's not though.

Is it, but, but it's better. Better than what? The original turd sandwich that it was? With slightly less turd. I mean, is that.

What you're telling me? I just that just doesn't that doesn't suffice anymore. What I don't like is being oversold and lied to. Like, don't come out and tell me, like, oh, we're going to do all this amazing stuff, but not really. And then if we do a couple of things, it's only going to last for four years.

Man, I gotta tell you. I feel uh Really bad for any Republican. In 20 well, no, not really. Uh no, I don't. I don't feel bad for you.

If you're in Congress right now, nah, I don't feel bad for you at all. You deserve it. But uh it's gonna be a really rough life for them in 2028 when they gotta fight with all this. When they got to deal with all this, imagine the fight that this sets up with Democrats in the House and the Senate. Oh, they gotta come back, hat in hand.

We need more tax cuts, sir. We were stupid, and we only put a four year limit on it. We gotta extend them again because we can't make anything permanent because we're losers. Yeah. What do you think Democrats are going to do?

Okay, sure, we're going to help you in a presidential election when we're trying to win the White House and everything else. We'll go ahead and make some compromises with you for that. No! That's not gonna happen. Come on.

So I um I mean, if they weren't going to look, I have a friend who was like, why didn't they go out on all out in immigration? If you're not cutting spending, which I agree, why not go out all out in immigration than if you're not going to cut spending? Because now we're I mean the wall Are we gonna, any money for that? Any other money? I mean, come on.

There's a lot of stuff here. But Dana, there's some good things, why can't you focus on the positive? Wow, this basket that we're all writing to Helen is woven really nicely. Does that suffice? There you go.

Look, I said something positive. Love the way this is woven. Really nice raffia for this basket, cane. Have you noticed? I probably couldn't chew through it if I tried.

Wait, where's this basket going? To hell. Oh.

So nice. This ride to hell is super cushy in this linen-lined basket. Uh There you go. Woo! Oh.

I did it. I was positive. Big, beautiful basket. Yeah. Yeah.

Oh my gosh. I don't want to be, I don't like to tell you bad news, you know, I don't like to tell you this stuff. But You know, we need to. I got to be honest with you about it, but I'm with all of this that they had in here. I do like the full suppressor, full repeal of suppressors from the NFA.

That was in the manager's amendment to the bill.

Now we still got to get there some more rules committee stuff and that, but we'll see if that survives. I don't know.

This, um. The numbers don't lie. And Regardless, the deficit's going to get worse, and all of the tax relief is a four-year limit.

So guess what? We're gonna and make sure my computer's turned up too, please. Because when we start rolling into We have all of this fight on our hands. We're going to have a presidential election cycle. We're going to be fighting for control of the House, fighting to keep the Senate.

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Okay, here we go. Uh, oh, we're gonna talk about that lady who couldn't press the tornado button in St. Louis. We're gonna, yeah, lady, we're gonna talk about her in a moment. Uh, all right, let's see here.

We've got uh Memorial Day weekend, travels expected to break records. I just can't wait for the plane fighting videos. Everybody was plane fighting, I can't wait. Cause you know there's gonna be some stuff that pops up.

Somebody's gonna yell world star, and somebody's gonna be screaming that they gotta move a seat. You know what's gonna happen. They said that the travel this year is going to break the record. 45 million people are going to hit the road between Thursday and Monday next week. They're projecting about 45.1 million people are going to travel at least 50 miles from home.

And that 44 million people, the last time this was so crazy, was 2005.

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So it's usually a boom for the airlines this year. Could change that, they said, in. They began projecting strong growth, but one issue after another, like making tiny seeds. Oh my gosh. Uh, I saw a headline where some airlines are experimenting with what they call stand-up seats, where you stand the whole flight.

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Look at what they're trying to experiment with now. It's called the Skyrider. Look at it, they're crammed in like some. That man can't even get a bag in. What if you have to work on your flight?

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So, welcome back to the program. Dana Lash with you were at the bottom of this very weird second hour.

So, um As you know, Kane and I Both come from the illustrious city known can as Saint Louis. Yes, ma'am. Not St. Louis. Nope.

That's just in a song. Saint Louis. St. Louis gets a lot of tornadoes or as my late grandmother would say, to nighters.

Sounds really similar to tomatoes now that I'm thinking about it. But anyway. Uh also delicious but They had a lot of storms, and a lot of people are cleaning up. And I mean, some towns have been really just ransacked. I think, what, there's a town in Iron County, Missouri, Desark, Missouri, which was obliterated by.

Not this last tornado, but the one before that, and I think they got some fallout from this last one too.

So, a lot of storm damage, a lot of recovery, a lot of destruction.

Well, then there was this story that came out, because There was There were a lot of questions as to preparedness and response, right? Very important. You know, there's a reason why you got Tornado sirens and uh alerts and things like that. Like for instance, the town that I live in, they they send you out text messages with inclement weather. A lot of them.

Sometimes you don't need to send out that many, but I digress.

Well Something bad happened in St. Louis. And it had to do with this very DEI-ish Commissioner. Five people were killed in these tornadoes that happened last week. and the DEI Commissioner of the City Emergency Management Agency.

and her staff. They were at a workshop and they just totally. Forgot to activate the tornado sirens. Oh, sorry, the commissioner uses they/them pronouns. Oh.

Yeah, they just got thrown out on their they, thems because They didn't press the button, alerting everyone that there was a tornado, which. You have to be near a button to press to tell everybody, hey, there's a tornado. We don't have the technology to do it like remotely, but anyway.

So I wanted to. This is, that's what happened. After the devastating storm, the emergency management director. They them, Sarah they them, Russell they them. failed to activate the tornado sirens.

And residents had no idea whiskey, tango, foxtrot What's happening?

Now they place they them, they them, sare they them. on paid administrative leave. Vacation. Mm, I know. That sounds like vacation.

More time for her to go to Texas Outback or Outback Steakhouse or Texas Roadhouse or whatever. Here's the audio. Uh she uh they them. Seema they them. Uh the audio soundbite 27.

Here's some audio on this. Listen. The Sima office is very small. And the majority of the time we work closer to business hours unless the need arises, such as what we're doing now, or special events. A lot of that work takes us out into the community, so we aren't necessarily in our office space at all times.

We do have a very small staff. I have received reports of people that did hear it. I've heard from a lot of people that said they haven't heard it. Hm. Hmm.

Excuse me, it's ma'am.

So it is ma'am. Seem a director. was placed on paid administrative leave. And in a statement the mayor, Karis Spencer. said that quote, failed to alert the public to dangers.

Let me see. Your agency is called Chex Notes. City Emergency Management agency.

So, you manage emergencies as an agency for the city. It's pretty self-explanatory. You have One job. UNO jobs One. Cain Uno jobs Yeah.

That's all you have! And she couldn't Do that. She couldn't Hit the button. Because they were at a workshop. I mean In St.

Louis, it's a little bit different from Texas. Texas, you'll be outside, it's a sunny day, and all of a sudden the fates conspire to kill you out of nowhere. Big clouds roll in before you can run screaming to your car and raindrops as big as animals just pelt you to death. And in St. Louis you can see it coming from a mile away.

It is a buildup. It doesn't really come out of nowhere. Born and raised there, didn't really come out of nowhere. I mean, you see it coming. And you have, you know, have time to at least think at least.

Maybe we should activate that good old emergency management system as a part of the checks notes, city emergency management agency. And uh they them, Sarah, they them didn't do that.

So people were not alerted to the public danger.

Now That's your one job that you have.

So they're placed on leave. And they said that it comes they're launching an internal investigation. into the actions. of Sarah. They them Sarah Her.

on the day of the tornado. Because the sirens, they did not sound. As a tornado busted up major parts of St. Louis, there was no siren, none. You have one job.

She was at an out a workshop.

So, uh, she Russell contacted The fire department to activate the sirens later, but apparently the unclear communication, nobody really. You have to do all of that. There's not like you know, I mean, hell, you have a life alert button. You can fall down somewhere and life alert, and people will come get you. You don't have nothing like that for a tornado?

In places like St. Louis in the spring, you basically have to wear one. To just oh, there's a tornado. I mean, it's like that, there's so many. Sidebar, when I was a little kid, I was in a tornado.

I've been near a tornado once and in a tornado once. And it was it hit our daycare. And I watched, so we had giant concrete tubes that you, as a kid, I could stand up, and an adult would have to crouch down. But the tornado rolled those things. I've never seen anything like it.

It didn't bother the chain link fence for the playground, but it rolled the concrete. Tubes that we would literally roll and play. I've never seen anything like that happen in my life. Crazy. And then another time when I had just had my second son, There was a tornado that came through, and we lived in rural near outside of Festus.

And I saw a tornado from my backyard. I saw the funnel cloud from my backyard, and we all had to go get in the basement. I had to break open my collectible Mason window figurine to keep my oldest son from crying his head off. Never got over that loss. But Remind him of it frequently.

But um it worked. The uh Why was there any kind of ambiguity? That's one of the things that they cited. There was ambiguity in the directive to act. Cain Let's play a game.

Okay, your fire department. Yeah. I'm the they, them, city, whatever management emergency person. That authorizes these warnings.

Okay. Go ahead. Bring, bring, bring. Fire Department. Will do.

Thanks. Ta-da! Seen. And seen.

That's how it works. You know this person. I do, actually. You got a photo with they, them, they, her. Yeah, years uh of doing radio, did twenty Eight years of radio in St.

Louis, you do these emergency preparedness segments on occasion. And we brought her in every year for the St. Louis Emergency Management Preparedness Messaging that they're, you know, to do. Did you find her competent? Um, I didn't find her incompetent.

I don't, you know, I think it's a little bit more. Yeah, she's short. I mean, I'm tall, but she's short. Like a like a tiny small boy short. I see what you're doing.

I'm just saying. But yeah, I didn't. Particularly, find anything incompetent about her at that point. I mean, these are some major mistakes. This is kind of a job that has five people dead.

No, for sure. And this is something that she's going to definitely have to answer for. Like, I don't know how you get on paid administrative leave after this, but. Especially when you're a DEI hire. Like, they, like, they put.

Cain is with uh this small child. Juan's throwing the photo up. Look at that. Yeah. Oh, that's a good idea.

There's five people dead, and you can't do it. But they send out all of this other pride stuff all the time. That's 2015, right there.

So they send out all this pride stuff all the time.

So I sent, yeah, you guys have, it says prepare with pride. And they're talking about, I guess, when you go out for 4th of July or something like that. And it says, prepare with pride, hydrate during the festival, wear lightweight. Like, what does that have to do? Wh why does it happen to be like a pride thing?

With the trans stuff on there. Why does that have to? I don't know.

Like, it just seems like there's. a lot more emphasis placed on like This is how we have sex and we have to make sure it's incorporated even in how we hydrate. Hydrate with how we have sex. Make sure you stay hydrated. A lot of that was just an effort to make the agency itself seems like it's not.

I mean, why is it why do you have to have this DEI stuff? Like, does the tornado button get pressed less? If it's a straight person as opposed to someone who's they, them? Apparently not. I just like what is it does it If I don't care what your intersectionality, BS, whatever is, unless it means you can press that button faster.

If somehow being a they, them gives you like a speed buff, then fine. Whatever. This isn't damn dark tide. This is not like, oh, let's see. I got a blessing now on my weapon.

I get to have this, you know, endurance buff. And I have, you know, stamina buff. And ooh, I got a boost in armor. This is like fuck.

Sound like that, it's not how this works. They act like they're add-ons that like improve somehow function, and instead it doesn't. It doesn't at all. It ignores so many times we have seen well-qualified people get ignored because they didn't check an intersectionality box.

Well, yes, sir, we see that you're a You literally lasso tornadoes single handedly and uh submit them. Uh you t but uh again, uh You're applying for this emergency management position, but how do you have sex though? I'm sorry, you don't have sex the right way, so you're disqualified. We're gonna go with this young they them over here. instead, who can't press a damn button to warn people that there's a tornado barreling down the the highway towards them to kill them all.

And mind you, it's not just about pressing a button. Like, let's say she's out and about, like she was. You can call the fire department. And they'll activate the sirens. I feel like they're trying to blame the fire department.

It could be. I mean, it's not like, wow, the weather's sunny today. We're going to go out to a workshop. That's not how St. Louis weather has ever worked on God's green earth ever.

No, you're right. In the history of humankind, in the history of dino-kind. It's never worked that way. Ever. You know, it's bad weather.

It's going to be a bad day when you wake up. You know it, because the weather's going to just blow, it's going to be horrible. Let's go to a workshop. I'm gonna get a I mean I also can we talk about why do you have to be physically near a button? Right.

Well, St. Louis did put a statement out. They said moving forward that they'll explicitly the city policy now will explicitly be the department the fire department. Uh issue the warnings. Um Five people had to die so they could remember who could issue what warnings.

Bang up job, guys. Man, it's rough.

Well, yeah. Man. Not as rough as finding five dead bodies in the rubble of a tornado that they weren't worried about. That's what I'm talking about. That's.

I'm just trying to wrap my mind around this. This is insane. This is ins insane.

Somebody in the chat goes, the new pronouns now are has-been. That's right. They got thrown out on their they-thems.

Now it's a has-been. Cure it happens.

So they suspended this. And I mean, the the devastation is just is just crazy. I I don't know. I they were like, oh, there's a breakdown in communication. How in the hell is there a breakdown in communication on this?

Wow, what's that big funnel in the sky? It's a tornado!

Sound the alarm! How do you get that wrong? It's not like there's a lot of steps. It's not like the Hadron Collider. You're not running anything crazy.

This particular agency didn't have a lot to do. Mm-hmm. At all. And the thing was, the bar was so low for what you had to do that nothing was required of you until it was, and then you failed. Right.

You have one job. One job. One job. That's it. That's it.

I'm so done with this stuff. I mean clearly this broad they them they them them they Is I don't care about your stupid pronouns. Just do your job. Do your damn job. Unless, again, any of your cosplaying gives you a buff of speed.

or uh you know anything else No! Nobody cares! Nobody cares. Stop it. And an aside to this, how weird is it that we actually think about that when you're hiring for diversity?

Well, wait wait a minute. How do you have sex? And The manner in which you get it on. How does that help you do your job of pushing buttons during emergency weather systems? I'm not kidding you.

That's literally, you're like, Dana, that sounds absurd. Yes, because it is absurd. The whole damn thing is absurd. You are so correct. Just I'm not sure.

Fire. Just do it! Just I just can't. I can't. I just I'm done.

All right, we have more on the way.

So we roll the words Florida. Maybe Florida Man will say, you know what? Florida Man would have pressed a button. Probably with a gator, but he would have pressed the button. Maybe he would have hadn't left a meth fingerprint behind.

You need to press a button, burn a gun. Look, it makes sense to diversify your weapons array. I'm not going to tell you not to carry. I think you should carry a gun. And I think that you should not be afraid to use it in defense of yourself or a loved one.

I try to avoid gun-free zone areas because they're dumb and it's unconstitutional. And these people don't do anything to protect you. They just want the virtue signaling of saying gun-free. But I also don't want to make a political statement not carrying and then get turned into a statistic.

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But he shot this insurance executive. And I mean, there's this whole host of people trying to justify it because their insurance got canceled. Therefore, it's okay to go assassinate some insurance worker. That is teetering on anarchy. Subscribe to Culture and Christianity, an Alan Jackson podcast on your favorite.

Podcast app. It's his life mission to make bad decisions. Why? Yeah. It's time for Florida Man.

Well, I mean, it's not a bad place to fall asleep. If you're gonna fall asleep drunk in your car somewhere, why not a Popeye's? I mean, that's what this one dude thought. It was in Port St. Lucie.

A man's late night food run ended up with jail time instead of some Popeyes chicken. I mean, they do have some good chicken. Officers say they his name is Love Floreal.

Okay. Yeah. passed out behind the wheel in the Popeye's drive-through while the restaurant was closed.

Now the car was still running and in drive. open liquor containers and drugs all in plain view. Apparently mister Floreal Not to be confused with L'Oreal. Mr. Love Floreal was coming from a night out.

He's wearing a club wristband. He was arrested and taken to St. Lucie Jail, where he's charged with a DUI in possession.

So. I mean, maybe he's just waiting for them to open. You know, I'm just going to pull up and have a little nap, wait for them to open, you know, get me chicken and a biscuit. I don't know, maybe. Just saying.

Apparently, Rockstar changed one of their GTA 6 characters after a Florida man. What did money? Gosh, this is like so pretty. Perfect. Grand Theft Auto fans are convinced that one of the characters in GTA 6 was changed after Rockstar Games got called out for money over likeness.

I don't even know because I don't play this game at all. It's never, I've never allowed my kids to play it. I'm like, no, we're not. If you're going to shoot baddies in the face, that's one thing, but you're not going to get to play as a gangbanger with a prostitute. Not going to happen.

But they had, like, fans have been really obsessing over trailers and screenshots, and they think that there's one character that's based on this TikToker. And the guy said that he used his light, that Rockstar used his likeness and wanted to get paid. And so it looks like they took him out of it.

So interesting. We have a lot more on the way. Third hour next. Stick with us. Hey, folks.

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We know that that was not true and that the video wasn't showing that.

So I wonder why did the president choose that the video was showing a burial site. It is unsubstantiated that that's the case. No, it is true that that video showed the crosses that represent... The president claimed the video showed images of crosses in South Africa about white farmers who have been killed and politically persecuted because of the color of their skin. And those crosses are representing their lives.

Those crosses are representing their lives in the fact that they are now dead and their government did nothing about it. Are you disputing that there's no president claimed it showed because it did not show that? But even more, what I'm asking you is who would be a little bit more visible. No, it did show that. It showed white crosses representing people who have perished because of racial persecution.

The videos that the president shows and what protocols are in place when there's unsubstantiated information being put out for the world and world leadership. Damish, what's unsubstantiated about the video? The video shows crosses that represent the dead bodies of people who were racially persecuted by their government. In fact, the Associated Press of all places has a picture of that very monument and the caption from the Associated Press is each Cross marks a white farmer who has been killed in a farm murder.

So it is substantiated, not just by that video and the physical evidence that everybody saw on display in the Oval Office, but also by another outlet in this room, the Associated Press.

So you should take it up with them if you believe the claim is unsubstantiated. And that's a ridiculous line of questioning. John? Yeah, because it's not. It's not uh Unsubstantiated.

I mean, those, so what they're talking about is this video that. is online that the president showed in this uh Press available with the South African president yesterday, and it was a video that showed. The aerial footage of a display that featured white crosses for the people that have been murdered. White farmers that have been murdered over their land. This is absolutely true, and it's supported.

I went through with you, I think it was last week. the uh statistics including the uh murder rate.

South Africa, particularly as it pertains to Farmers, and it absolutely is a thousand percent true, and it's substantiated. the media doesn't want to acknowledge it. And the fact that they're saying that what what was she trying to do, say that POTUS Claimed that that was a cemetery? That it was a burial site. He never said that.

He said that represents the farmers that have been killed, is what he said. We played this audio. Hell, we watched it live. And then we played the audio.

So we heard it repeatedly. He never said that it was a cemetery or some sort of like burial, whatever. He said that every one of those crosses represents A white farmer that was killed. What she's trying to do. is Saying that she's trying to act like it was, that he's saying it was a cemetery.

It was a. uh an exerci a memorial exercise. But regardless, they're trying to get all hung up on rhetoric when that doesn't change the fact that it happened. And they that absolutely represents Lives lost in this. Welcome back, Dana Lash with you at the top of the third hour.

Chats at Rumble, channel 347, the stream of the radio program. I don't know if you've seen they've have been working overtime. First off, The legacy press, Twitchy had a write-up of all the legacy press. that said This was an ambush. We played that audio for you.

Ambush, ambush, ambush, ambush. not just in the video. But also in terms of the excuse me, printed press. Oh, it's all ambush, ambush, ambush. Trump ambushed the South African president.

He ambushed him. ambushes these I mean that's that headline over and over again. W w I'm curious, how is it an ambush? How is it an ambush showing him this stuff? I mean, he knows that it exists because he's on camera having spoken to it.

He's on camera. uh ramifosa defending The land. expropriation bill that he signed into law at the start of this year, this very year, he signed it into law.

So I'm I'm Curious as to how it is in ambush. To show people video. of politicians in South Africa. saying publicly on camera what we all know that they said. How is that an ambush?

It's not. That is so stupid. What did they think was going to happen? I do think it's interesting how they all started saying the exact same thing. Right?

It almost sounds like it was coordinated. Look at that. Ambush. Ambush. They all are you telling me that they all organically made this determination?

Do you believe that? Do you think all independent of each other? They just thought, you know what? Ambush. You really think that they did that?

Do you really believe that? Because if you do, just hold up. I have a bridge. It's amazing. It's for sale.

It's an iconic bridge, in fact. You perhaps have seen it. I'm not joking, I'm totally serious. Uh it's in uh San Francisco, right? Beautiful span bridge.

It's gorgeous. I'll let you have it for twenty million. It's mine to give. Go ahead. So don't run a home tidal lock on it though.

So Yeah. This uh Other thing that they were going on and on about was Elon Musk being in the Oval Office. And I was thinking about his expression because he was staring down Ramaphosa. This is a guy who. with the A and C is really meted out quite a lot of hell.

On that area, and on Elon Musk. I mean, he grew up in this area, it's one of the reasons why he left. He's been pulling back from investing in politics. And some people are asking, they're trying to act like that's a sign of defeat. He always said, Cain, when did he say he was going to be leaving and stepping back?

Oh, yeah. In May or can you remind everybody what month it's what month it is? It's May. Oh.

So Musk said that he would be stepping back. He said this before the election, that he would step back in May. And it's May now. And he stepped back in May, the month that he said that he was going to step back before the election. And even after the election he said he was going to step back in May.

and that Doge was gonna wrap up everything by June.

So they're gonna freak out when Doge does what it says. and they wrap up in June. Hmm. Interesting. They're trying to act like they've been wanting to have a divide, and they definitely want to act like they have a scalp from him.

And He had said he had even noted. that Musk was saying that He doesn't see a reason to do more political spending. And He hasn't really said so much that When he was at the Qatari Economic Forum, he had said, I think I've done enough. And I think he has. I mean, he's done more than in terms of spending than almost anybody.

I just don't know how you're the Republican Party and you're looking at this and you're like, why aren't we going to all? I mean, he came in to do this and why aren't we going to do more? I'm just curious about that. Just curious about that. But this idea of the press going in and trying to act like Oh, the premise is that it was staged and these people were never murdered.

They have not covered the genocidal issue in South Africa for years. I don't expect them to start now. But I it was nice to have it thrown in their face. Because these are people who always claim that they care for the underdog and they want to fight for the underdog, but that never happens. Never happens.

Which reminded me also. of this story. I wanted to pull this up because we didn't have a chance to get into this. Let me go to this. I actually made mention of this on uh my personal Facebook page.

You guys seen the Stories of The from all all of the stuff that's coming up from the COVID stuff. Like for instance how The I'm going to pull this story up, forgive me. How the administration, the last administration, knew the risks. of myocarditis. And others, and other risks, they knew about these potential risks from these shots.

and they took steps to downplay them. According to a new Senate report, That is out from Senator Ron Johnson's. Office. Federal health agency since February of 2021 were alerted. To large reports of myocarditis in young people.

And there's a separate, let me pull this up, there is a separate study. This is from CBS. FDA expands COVID vaccine warning about heart side effect risk. for young males. particularly.

So there's always a risk. Always a risk. Our family had it naturally and we did not get the shot. Because we have natural immunity. We didn't just decide to chuck science.

to go along and virtue signal with a bunch of people who are happy to yeet themselves into oblivion. I feel bad for the people who are forced to take it. And I understand the reasons that some wanted to take it. You know, that's the difference between, I think, us and them. I never judged anybody for taking it.

But I gotta tell you. I mean The hell that we caught, and I know you, I think everyone that's in the same boat has the same experience. We caught my family caught so much hell. because we did not get the injection. We literally had longtime friends drop us.

for being friends. Like scream at us on the phone. saying that we were going to endanger the entirety of the public. Because we didn't get the shot. Our so-called friends pretended to be so concerned about us, but they were never concerned enough to ask if we ever actually had it ourselves, thus, natural immunity.

Or They were also not concerned enough to ask if there were any kind of health complications, which for two people in my family, there absolutely were. There were health complications and we were doctor advised. Absolutely not. For this injection by our doctor, one of whom is a cardiologist. said absolutely not.

And our so-called friends never actually, you know, cared enough about our health to actually ask if there were any complications. We just got yelled at and dragged publicly. or they tried to. because we wouldn't get the injection. And now we knew all this stuff, but now it's coming out because people have the, they don't have to worry about losing political capital to tell the truth on it now.

And I gotta tell you. I really badly, I so badly want to say I told you so. I so badly want to do it. But how Crazy is it. And I've talked to people all around the country since then.

And I can't tell you how many people told me something similar. And in some cases, you know, with ours, we had longtime friends that they couldn't be friends with us anymore because we didn't get the vaccine. I'm not even kidding you, vaccine and air quotes. But I talked to um a woman when I was in Virginia. When I was visiting out in Virginia, K R V, and I.

spoke to someone Who had said that? Her sister. Had actually stopped talking to her because of this. And she hasn't talked to her sister since like 2021. Her sister, who is like two years older, she got the injection.

The younger one didn't. And the younger one, the woman I was talking to, she was like, I've had COVID twice. She said, in fact, she goes, I am positive that I'd had it because her husband travels for work. She was like, I'm positive that I had it before it became a big thing. Like, right when people started talking about it, I'm positive I had it.

She ended up getting it again anyway. And she was like, you know, I guess we don't believe in natural immunity anymore. And her sister and her sister's family. just raked her through the coals and she said they they basically disowned us.

So they haven't spoken since 2021. Her sister still will not have anything to do with her. Has her mask on, still has a Facebook profile photo, she said, that has her mask on in it. I don't get that. But it's like We never judged anybody who got it.

But we were judged plenty for not getting it. And I Like I said, I think people need to be have a little bit more uh grace and discernment. For those of us who, for reasons of our own, and look, you don't have to justify someone's disrespect. and callous lack of concern by by providing them with your entire health history. It should be enough.

They should be satisfied with, you're my friend, and I agree with your decision. And what I realized is that these people were never my friends anyway. And anybody who treated you like that because you had the same position, they were never friends to you anyway. They never cared about you anyway. We have all these stories.

They're expanding the vaccine warning now. Oh, now the FDA is all about saying it's not safe.

Now, now they don't want to mandate it. They don't want to suggest it for younger people now. Ooh, they don't want to suggest it for older people either. They don't want to suggest it for anyone. They have all of these.

Cleveland Clinic USC study looked at the vaccines. There's also a separate study that said the infection is linked to a sharp increase in long-term risk of heart attack and stroke, separate from, and I think it's on the severity of which you had it, separate from. The issue of uh getting the shot.

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That's patriotmobile.com/slash Dana 972 Patriot. And now, all of the news you would probably miss, it's time for Dana's Quick Five. A drug-smuggling cat, which kind of sounds like a British band name, was caught trying to sneak into prison with heroin strapped to its back. It was trying to climb over the barbed wire fence in Costa Rica with a backpack full of heroin, and they had to cut it off the cat. I don't know how they thought that that was going to work, but it was trying to get entry to the penitentiary there, and they caught them.

It had 68 grams of heroin, a bunch of pot, and they said they believed that this cat was trying to smuggle drugs to inmates.

Now, I don't know what makes them think that, Kane. It was just a cat with a backpack of drugs, you know. I mean, can a cat walk around with a backpack of drugs? And space bugs, unknown bacteria found on China's space station, never seen on Earth with a unique ability. After astronauts swabbed the cabin, that'll be the next thing that they come get us with.

There we go. Space bugs. Stick with us more in store. Brighten up your timely news consumption with a Dana Show podcast, where every update comes with a little dash of not so serious, on YouTube, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. Larry has been debate over that song, that anti-apartheid chant, right?

And for people who don't have a historical context, it does potentially appear more literal. Talk to us about the debate that has happened inside of South Africa with the recognition of how it appears to people when they hear those words. It is An inflammatory song, without a doubt. And many in South Africa, even black South Africans, don't think it should be sung. In a post-apartheid world, 30 years plus after apartheid.

But there are many who grew up under those years of white minority rule who understand the historical context of this song, Kill the Boar, Kill the Farmer, that Julius Malema has made popular again. It sort of fell into disuse. It's not been that commonly sung after the end of apartheid in 1994, but it's brought it back again to. Re Animate the issue of the majority of land in South Africa still being owned by white farmers.

Okay, what I love that.

Well, you know, it's the historical context. you know, and that it would, you know, it's Of course, you might think, you stupid people, that they're talking about it literally because you lack. the context so Yes, what is the context of kill the boa or kill the farmer? I mean, it's not like a yo gabba gabba tune. Right.

What do you think it means? Hm, we may never know. It's just some mostly peaceful genocide, you know, that's all it is. Fits us all.

So wait, so You're not supposed to take it literally. Like from the river to the sea too, you don't take that literally. What, that's so stupid? No, no, no. It's um, you know, it's uh it's uh like the laces.

If you're upset about kill the boer and then mimicking the sound of gunfire. And then upon which you followed that with kill the farmer. and more gunfire noises. You just, you know, you're. lacking the historical context.

That's all. What context what is that how does that make it more acceptable?

Well, and then you heard what the guy said towards the end.

Well, as you know, The land is still, they've been there for over 400 years. Over 400 years. And The Brutality being perpetrated upon them is horrific.

However, much you loathe the media, it is never enough. It is never enough.

So, I don't understand what their context would be, what they think makes it better. I don't. Yeah. But that's how they're going with it. Yeah, kill the boat.

No, no, no. Oh, it's just a Just a chance Just Just a little song. Yeah, just a song. You wouldn't be able to get you wouldn't be able to use that excuse with anything else. Not at all.

They're going to try to deny it. Imagine, though, you came out. What did you say? There was an image, like you came to the Oval Office for money, and instead you got. Yeah, you came to the White House for money instead, you got 4K video of genocide in your country.

Yeah. They they want to deny it. That's what it's all about. Can I show you? Can we go back to this one thing that we had in headlines real quick?

This is Audio Sun by 20. Juan showed you some of this. I need to have a conversation. About the standing airplane seats. Are they trying to get people to go?

all falling down with Michael Douglas in the sky. This'll do it.

So Budget airlines are considering launching these controversial I'm looking at the name of Skyrider 2.0 standing Seats. And I don't know what the ticket price would be. They are being introduced by a manufacturer. They want to increase passenger capacity by 20%. And they unveiled it at the Aircraft Interiors Expo several years ago.

And they said it's an innovative seat. it allows an ultra high density in the aircraft cabin. and it opens up the traveling experience to a wider passenger market.

Okay, Kane. Yeah. And I know Juan has the video of how I watched this guy struggle with a bag in there. You okay, so. If I'm flying, I do work typically unless it's on vacation.

And This guy, if you're watching the simulcast, how in the world do you even open your laptop or anything to work in that? You don't, well. How do you uncompress your spine? You don't.

Next they're gonna be we're strapping passengers to the wings. To increase our capacity and open up a whole new market of passenger class. Yes, you're gonna get buckled and you gotta hold onto your suitcase tight. We're gonna strap you to the wing. Wing straps are only 10 bucks with budget airlines.

With budget airlines. And you get extra legroom if you're strapped onto the wings. Fresh air, no drinks or bathroom, but you won't notice because you'll probably defecate your britches before we even leave the ground. I, it looks like hell. I think I would, I don't like being enclosed in small spaces, and I think I would.

Riot. I think I would immediately. I barely want to be on a plane when I'm seated comfortably. It's like you're sitting on the banana. Even if I'm seated comfortably, I hate being on the plane.

Like this is what do I want now two additional people closer to me? And people are weird on planes. I mean, this fellow can't even get in. He's trying to squeeze himself in. I love it.

You knew that, you know, you know that when they unveiled us at the expo, they were like, okay, Bob, why don't you just slide in there and let's see if you can get all situated. And he's, you know, they were trying to show how easy and nice these seats were. That guy was on the struggle bus, like instantly trying to wedge himself in there.

Now, the first chick, there's nobody in front of her, so she can sit in it fine. Her legs are even extended out further than this guy. Look at this. You can't even get in the seat. He's struggling to even get in the seat.

He can't even get in it. I thought we were moving in the direction where we need bigger seats because remember those people that with the large bottoms? That they act they're just huge butts. And they have to buy two seats. You know what I mean?

Like, that's the direction we were moving. What is this?

So, what happens if you're one of those individuals? Oh, you need that damn whole row. And the one in front of you. Yeah, and you're trying to get. And then what happens then?

Because are they going to have to come? I'm going to pull up this. What happens then if that's you? If that's you, then where What happens? And you're you know, or you're sitting next to someone that they can't in a like a normal seat they would take a couple of the seats.

I can't even believe that this is a thing that we're all. considering.

So, I mean. I don't know.

But m in Turkey it might not be a problem. Did you hear what they're doing in Turkey? Uh oh what? Mm-hmm. So Overweight people are publicly weighed in order to slim down under new rules in Turkey.

And they have inspectors patrolling public spaces. Wait a minute, is that what this is without actually weighing people? without actually weighing people, They well, this isn't in Turkey. This is a separate story. No, I know.

Think about that. This is what they're doing instead of weighing you. They're making these tiny seats that make it impossible.

So you look at them and you're like, well, I can't go in there. I'm too big for that. Boom, now fat people aren't flying. They rolled out a nationwide plan to stop and weigh people in public with inspectors telling them to slim down if they're found to be overweight. Health workers in Turkey have been deployed across each of the country's eighty one regions with weighing scales and tape measures as the drive to assess ten million people by July 10 is underway.

Passersby are stopped by medical examiners for spot body mass index checks. What if you don't want to do it, though? I don't think there's probably going to be an option for you to not do it. But they said, yeah, they everybody. Uh everybody that uh And then they're asked, they're told to go to a dietitian or whatever.

And then they have to lose weight. But yeah, they've they're in shopping malls, they're out in the streets, there are people th they've been posting pictures all around Turkey showing that they're being guided onto weighing scales, having their height measured and then their weight calculated. And they're told to slim up. And they they go, Well, like drivers are warned of speeding traps, you know, they're they're They're uh warning people about being overweight. Can you imagine?

It's an anti-obesity campaign that officials describe as a national fight. And they're running it under the tagline, know your weight and live healthy. It started on May 10th, and they're going to serve a one-in-eight Turks. Anybody with a BMI over 25 are referred to a state-run family health center and a healthy life center where they get nutritional counseling and follow-up services.

Now, the Turks are mad. They are saying that this is the government being out of touch with the daily realities of soaring food prices and wage stagnation and the impact this has on healthy eating, et cetera, et cetera. And the Erdogan government has been criticized because they're like, it's super public. They're weighing everybody in public. They're like fat shaming you in public.

Now, I'm all about being healthy, and I don't like the whole body positivity campaign that celebrates morbid obesity. But I also think I don't like the government walking around at all, like saying, Hey, get up here, Sally, on this scale, and we're gonna weigh you, Tammy, Karen. Yamesh, get up here on this scale and we're going to weigh you. And and then everybody sees it.

Now The World Health Organization, however, you want to take this, they estimated that 30% of people in Turkey are obese. And so they they said that uh yeah, that's how they're they're gonna they think that this is they think this is gonna work. How would that work in the United States? I would imagine somebody's scale would get broken. If somebody tried doing that, I think I would knock the scale out of their hands and.

Like, get away from me. No, you can't because of HIPAA. I mean, there's no way you could do something like that. But I'm totally less bothered by weighing people before they get on the plane than those damn seats you first.

Okay, he's not over the seat. No, I'm not.

Well, they don't weigh you before you get on the plane. This is a whole other planet. No, I know that. I know that, but there's no possible way. That I could ever, ever think of flying on a plane like that.

There's no, like, think about it.

Now you're fitting how many more people in the plane? 20, 30? He's very upset, by the way.

So now.

Now we have an issue of a weight problem. We have now more people in the plane.

Now I'm concerned about. How many times have you heard too where they have to adjust the weight of the plane? Yeah. And they have a they ask people to get off. And I'm like, wait a minute, you're only asking like four or five people to get off.

So you're telling me whether or not this thing sinks or flies? Falls out of the sky or not is dependent upon four people to be on this plane. Makes me worried. Physics is still a thing. Oh, a little bit.

Just a little bit. Yeah, that yeah, physics is the thing that bothers me.

So I don't know. Ooh, but they said that One of the things that the Turkish people were hitting back at is they were saying that a lot of the professional athletes they have. Technically, they qualify as overweight based solely on their BMI because they have much more muscle mass, which weighs proportionally more than fat, which is true. Right. Yeah, they wouldn't be taking that into consideration, would they?

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And whenever we would do little family road trips and that with my mom, I'd have, I always had B52s on it, and I always had this song. It was such a great song: Welcome Back. Dana Lash with you. Did you hear about this story of a Democrat city that's giving low-income residents $150 a month? To spend on trips to Disneyland.

That's not enough. It's in Los Angeles. They get a $150 monthly travel stipend to spend. on Disneyland. Oh wait!

Best use of money, right? We posted a story like last week where this guy. One day at Disneyland, he spent $1,400 because it's so expensive there. What's $150 going to do?

Well, I don't know. But it's nice. That they're doing it, isn't it? It's a part of their Democrat Democrats Mobility Wallet Pilot Program. And they offered a thousand qualified people a prepaid debit card.

And they could use it for the Metro, Uber, Greyhound, Disney. Yeah. And then UCLA did a Did some research on it though. And Um The first round of the project is over. And now all this financial stress has once again burdened the community.

Oh man. It it It didn't work. I for one I'm completely shocked. I mean I thought that all of these all of the Income inequality would be solved by those. And that all the drugs and all of that would stop and um I just thought all the everything would be fixed, Kane.

And they didn't fix it. Yeah. It's like every time government throws money at a problem, It seems like there's a pretty common outcome. Every time, and it's usually failure. It's like it doesn't work.

It's really wild how that happens right so they said Uh some participants said that he was real happy 'cause he got to go to Disneyland. Does it did it also made make sure that you w you had food now permanently? Do you have to worry about food and all that kind of stuff? I'm just curious. Yeah, just thinking get some get some questions.

You know, I'm just, mmm, I don't know. I don't know, Kane. I don't think that that's how that's all supposed to work. I'm just saying. It's not the That's not the best way to spend money.

Especially when you're Los Angeles and you're broke and you're running a deficit and you're in the red and you have no money, you can't even afford water desalination, and you blew like, I don't know how many billion on a road, a railroad that's not finished, that doesn't go anywhere, high-speed rail. I mean, you know, what else is there? Yay. So I'll follow along, whether it's on Substack. There's an update on Substack, the post that I had last night about the Big Beautiful Bill.

And if it passes the Senate, probably the best place to catch it, I think I'm going to put something up on Facebook, the official Facebook page. I will not be behind the mic tomorrow, but I will be back Tuesday. For this Memorial Day weekend, in which those who gave all, we honor those individuals. God bless them. In the meantime, we have today and stupidity came.

Yes, ma'am. And it could have been a couple of different cuts from the view because those harpies are. Couple fries short of a happy meal. This, though, is the South African president. This is him caught on tape, and wouldn't it be weird?

And this is the stupidity that I'm pointing towards our media. This is so easy to see and get, but yet they don't want to report on it. As a matter of fact, they want to push a narrative that's opposite of it. Listen to what the South African President says here. The question of Lands.

The land of our forefathers and our foremothers. Must return. To our people without any fail and without any payment of compensation. And it must happen now.

So take land without any payment, without any compensation. That's the expropriation, the land expropriation act that he signed at the first part of this year. And we have thousands of white farmers dead after. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, it was real.

And they just kind of act like that didn't happen. Folks, that does it for us until Tuesday. It's Memorial Day weekend.

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God bless. Back with you Tuesday.