In 1838, two U.S. congressmen, Representative Jonathan Silly of Maine and Representative William Graves of Kentucky, engaged in a high-profile duel at the Bladensburg dueling grounds, using rifles, which was a rare and unusual choice for a duel. The duel ended with Silly being struck in the thigh and succumbing to his injuries. This event highlights the complex history of dueling in America and the tensions leading up to the Civil War. [... more]

Born Phoebe Ann Moses in rural Ohio, Annie Oakley used her shooting skills to feed her family after her father's death. She went on to challenge and defeat gunslinger Frank Butler, becoming a manager and advocate for women's right to self-defense, teaching 15,000 women over her lifetime. [... more]

Thomas Bennett, a former first lieutenant in an African American regiment during the Civil War, played a crucial role in building the Winchester company into what it is today. He was a successful businessman and gun designer, and his relationship with John Moses Browning, another famous gun designer, was complex and ultimately led to a falling out. Bennett's legacy is a testament to his perseverance and dedication to his work, even as the company faced challenges and ultimately fell into receivership. [... more]

Minneapolis' Police Chief destroys the left's narrative about ICE The ATF and DOJ executed an ARREST WARRANT for the man caught on video stealing an FBI rifle out of a car during the Minneapolis riots Venezuela's opposition leader officially transfers her Nobel Peace Prize to President Trump Why is Tucker Carlson visiting with Trump today Florida Panthers Star Matthew Tkachuk gives a patriotic speech when visiting President Trump at The White House A year-old Minneapolis trans rioter attacked an ICE agent and learned his her lesson the hard way Dana shares her commentary A Liberal white woman LOSES HER MIND [... more]

A duel between two US congressmen in 1838 highlights the complexities of dueling in America, where death was not always the result, and honor was a key factor. The story of Representative Jonathan Silly and Representative William Graves sheds light on the rules of dueling, the use of rifles, and the consequences of their actions. [... more]

The story of Daisy Air Gun, a leading manufacturer of BB guns in America, dates back to the 1880s when it was founded as a windmill company in Plymouth, Michigan. The company's name is attributed to the colloquialism 'it's a daisy' used to express approval of the gun's quality. Over the years, Daisy has grown exponentially, expanded its product line, and become a beloved brand in American history, with a strong focus on brand loyalty and heritage. [... more]

The assassination of Charlie Kirk, a 31-year-old conservative commentator, has sparked outrage and calls for action. The killing is seen as a form of political terrorism, and many are condemning the radical left for their role in promoting violence. The incident has also raised questions about the state of free speech and the conservative movement in the US, with some calling for greater unity and action to counter the left's efforts to silence conservative voices. [... more]

Thomas Bennett, a former college wrestler and avid sportsman, built the Winchester company into what it is today. He was a first lieutenant in an African American regiment during the Civil War and went on to become a successful businessman, finding one of the greatest gun designers of all time, John Moses Browning. Bennett's leadership and vision helped shape the company, but he also faced challenges, including the decline of the company after World War I and the eventual takeover by Olin. [... more]

President Ronald Reagan's 1984 speech at Pointe du Hoc in Normandy honors the 2nd Ranger Battalion's bravery and sacrifice during World War II. He reflects on the importance of faith, belief, loyalty, and love in the Allied forces' fight for liberation, and how these values continue to shape the unity of the Allies and the ideals of democracy. [... more]

Army Ranger Michael Schlitz recounts his harrowing experience during the Iraq War, where he was severely burned and lost his hands. He shares his journey of recovery, adaptation, and finding purpose in motivational speaking and leadership. Schlitz also highlights the importance of supporting veterans with invisible wounds, such as post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injury, and the need for a stronger support network for those affected. [... more]

John Moses Browning, a Mormon inventor from Utah, created the mechanism used in virtually all modern pistols, and his firearms played a crucial role in World War I and World War II. His designs, including the Browning automatic rifle and the M2 machine gun, were used by the American military and other countries, and his legacy continues to impact the world today. [... more]

The US has suffered more deadly terrorism at the hands of American-born citizens who are veterans of the US military than people who have crossed into the country at the southern border. The media's representation of the voice of the people is failing, and the White House Correspondents Association's control over the press room is being challenged. [... more]

The Dana Show discusses various topics including terrorism, insider threat, and radicalization, as well as voter integrity and election transparency. The show also touches on national and border security, and the need for a secure and transparent election process. [... more]

A Florida man's fireworks accident serves as a cautionary tale, while New York City struggles with subway violence and illegal immigration. Meanwhile, homelessness and inflation continue to rise, and fuel prices remain a concern. [... more]

The recent terrorist attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas, where a cybertruck was used to cause damage, have raised concerns about border security and the potential for more attacks. The FBI has confirmed that the suspect behind the Las Vegas attack was an active-duty Green Beret, and the investigation is ongoing. Meanwhile, the debate over H1B visas and immigration continues, with some arguing that the US is not producing enough high-tech graduates to fill the demand for these jobs, while others claim that the program is being used to import cheap labor. The Biden administration's handling of the border and immigration policies has also come under scrutiny, with some arguing that the unsecured border is a major security risk. [... more]

Florida man arrested for threatening to light a car on fire with a Molotov cocktail. Caitlin Clark, a WNBA player, faces backlash for admitting to white privilege. The concept of trans identity and the proliferation of flags representing different genders are discussed, with the host expressing skepticism and confusion. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the deputization of citizens to find missing children, the concept of white privilege, and its implications in the WNBA. The conversation also touches on mental health, social media's impact, and the need for conservative media to shift focus from politics to culture. Additionally, the importance of the US-Israel alliance and the need for energy independence are highlighted, along with the discussion of government spending and the potential for a budget surplus. [... more]

The concept of weight neutrality is explored, with some arguing it's a legitimate approach to body acceptance, while others see it as a threat to public health. Meanwhile, a British company illustrates the effects of sleep deprivation, and China unveils a spherical robot designed to catch criminals, but raises concerns about its potential misuse. [... more]

The Canadian government is imposing strict gun control measures, confiscating firearms and sending them to Ukraine. Meanwhile, the US is dealing with a drone invasion, with reports of Iranian motherships launching drones towards the country. Immigration is also a hot topic, with the Netherlands considering capping its population and the US struggling to find a solution for the Dreamers. In other news, the concept of weight neutrality is being pushed, with some arguing that people have the right to be fat, while others see it as a health issue. The US is also grappling with the consequences of Obamacare, with some arguing that it has led to increased healthcare costs and others defending it as a necessary measure to ensure healthcare for all. [... more]

A Florida Man's bizarre antics are highlighted, including a high-speed chase and a bomb threat against himself. Meanwhile, a discussion on psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis raises concerns about mental health, particularly in relation to Joe Biden's presidency. The topic of immigration and deportation also comes up, with a focus on the challenges of border control and the potential consequences of allowing individuals with a history of violent crimes to remain in the country. [... more]