Absurd Truth: Dem Insurrection

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It's time for Florida Man. So there was a big fight involving nachos. I can't even believe some of these stories. I'm like, is this seriously an actual story that I'm reading right now?

It is. A Florida woman was arrested after an alleged nacho-related attack, Port St. Lucie. It is a domestic incident involving nachos.

Nachos, theirs. And Allison Swan, 39, was charged with one kind of battery causing bodily harm. So wait, she's a lady and she has a wife?

I just want to make sure I understand this because sometimes the headlines are not. OK, so she got into a fight with her significant other and then attacked her partner and shoved hot nachos down her britches. And the police had to be called. She was described as, quote, drunk. Really?

I'm so shocked. I mean, look at she looks totally tober in her mugshot there. And the after she did that, she barricaded herself in their bedroom. She sounds pretty abusive. Like she beat the other woman, beat her partner and then, excuse me, and then shoved, you know, this hot food in her drawers.

So good heavens. Remains of an elderly Florida man was found in a bear days after a deadly attack. Eighty nine year old Robert Markel.

This is so sad. He was found dead around 100 yards from his home. And he had been reported missing. And the disturbances that he reported to police earlier that apparently had been caused by bears. He was in a bear. Bear ate him.

Horrible. My message to the mayor is he said he didn't want to protest yesterday. Then what about the several times during the week he showed up?

So that's what people don't know. He and his staff are out there this week. We've had to send people out there to break up protesters there. The mayor and those protesters brought a bulldozer last week. Not only this time, but other times protesting.

We've heard intelligence that they're going to continue to protest. Wow. The stunt that they pulled. This is this is crazy. The stuff that these Democrats pulled in Newark. Welcome back.

Dana Lash with you at the bottom of this first hour. So if you if you miss that. So what ended up happening is that a bunch of Democrats stormed an ICE facility. And the Department of Homeland Security was threatening the arrests of these House Democrats who were at this New Jersey ICE facility. They had stormed it.

There's all kinds of body camera footage of it. It's the Delaney Hall Detention Center. And on Friday, they stormed the gates of it. This is a secure facility that's located in Newark. And it's they were advocating for these detainees that DHS and Juan showing you some of the B-roll. This is like that's what's happening there.

That's in Newark, New Jersey. That's a Congress person just shoving people through. That's assault.

Sorry. But the DHS assistant secretary, Tricia McLaughlin, said that the people who are held here are murderers. They are terrorists. They are child rapists and MS-13 gang members. That was her direct quote. So a bunch of members of Congress Democrats chased a bus that was full of detainees who were entering the security gate. Then they stormed the gate and they broke into the facility. I was told, Cain, this is an insurrection.

This is an insurrection. And DHS said it was you had Monica McIver, who's a congressional woman. She's the heavyset broad with the white and red shoving into people. She's from New Jersey. She said that she was manhandled, but I did not see anyone manhandling her. I saw her using her immense weight to just blast through security and it showed them she was pushing and elbowing officials. And DHS said, they posted on X, they said, you should meet who they're fighting for.

You should meet the people that are held here. So, for instance, they have a man, Chinchilla Cabero, who is in custody and he is a known active member of MS-13. It's been confirmed. Ramos Marin is wanted in Brazil for homicide. He has an Interpol red notice.

He is in custody without bond. I mean, this guy, Saravia Santamaria of El Salvador. He is a verified MS-13 gang member and he also has the tats with the little MS-13 symbols on it.

They also have Adonis Estevez. He is from Dominican Republic. He has multiple felony convictions of drug distribution, including fentanyl, drug trafficking, resisting arrest, illegally possessing weapons.

Maximo Nunez, a 58-year-old Dominican Republic. Again, drug trafficking, assault with a deadly weapon, et cetera, et cetera. I mean, these are the people that they have another individual who was a child rapist, an MS-13 that's held in this facility. Another one who raped a woman. I mean, there's you get the idea, right?

Do you want me to I mean, I can sit here and go on for the rest of the segment, but you get the idea. Those are the people that are held here. And Democrats decided that they they wanted to advocate for these people. And I mean, it's really shocking that they keep deciding that they're going to champion known criminals over innocent Americans.

Now, this I mean, there's there's tons of these. I mean, these and these guys are from all over. So those are the people that are held here. And this is the this is the facility that Democrats decided to storm. And they have body camera footage of members of Congress actually physically assaulting ICE officers. One of the members of Congress, Democrat member of Congress, quote, full body slammed a female ICE officer on video.

Oh, my gosh. And they have all of the video evidence of this. They posted some of it, some of what one showed you showing total chaos. And they said that three members of Congress specifically, this was on Thursday, they had Robin and does LaMonica McIver and Bonnie Coleman. They visited Thursday. And then I guess they had the storming on Friday.

I don't know. I've never seen anything like this. I've never seen congressional members storm a facility for like a jail for criminals, and then try to free the criminals and assault the authorities that were there to protect the citizenry against these dangerous criminals inside.

This is insane. It's I mean, I think that I don't know how you can have these people in Congress. Now, I know that their voters determine whether or not they recall that I think every one of them if you're on video body slamming authorities like this because they're they are housing rapists, child rapists and murderers and female and rapists of women and people who beat women and people who kill cops in this facility. Then yeah, if you're that's that's criminal trespass.

That's assault. I mean, there's I think that they they need to be charged. You have people who didn't even go in the Capitol on January 6, who were arrested. And there were some people who went in the Capitol on January 6, because they saw security agents, they saw security opening the doors and ushering people in and they didn't know.

They walked in and they walked into Statuary Hall and they just kind of looked around and left. They were arrested and charged. Some of them were detained for months. So are these people who actually went in to cause an insurrection? I guess they thought that this was the modern day Bastille and they were going to storm it. They need to have the full weight of the law thrown down on them.

This is insane. Now, the Newark mayor was saying that, I mean, he was in defense of them. That's the thing because you had him he brought a bulldozer to the last week. They said they brought a bulldozer to the facility. And I just, you can't tell me that these voters are in support of this. Their mayor, Ras Baraka, was arrested and he was vowing to shut down this facility.

He was going to shut down this facility because I guess he wanted all of these criminals to be able to run around on the streets with everybody. I don't know. He's a gubernatorial candidate in New Jersey as well. Yeah. Oh, there's like so much more.

Audio Sunbite 17, this was him. He was saying that, oh, he was arrested. They treated me with dignity, but it was humiliating. That's the least of your problems.

Listen to the stooge. Well, I mean, I just want to first say that the guys from Homeland Security were very respectful. They treated me with dignity.

And I appreciate that. You know, while I spent my last few hours in the holding area inside of the, I believe it's the detention facility that they have here in the city of Newark, you know, that Homeland Security has. So, you know, it wasn't unbearable, but it was definitely, you know, a humiliating experience and uncomfortable for me overall. But, you know, in the end, those guys did the best they could.

If it was humiliating for him, imagine what it was like for his voters that are watching their mayor make a fool of himself for child rapists. I'm not exaggerating when I'm talking about the people who are in there. I'm not I'm not just like singling out one or two criminals that are here illegally, which is bad enough. No, there are a lot of them in there that have been.

Yes, that's that's the whole that's what's even more insane about this. It's not like there's, oh, just some people who entered illegally and which is still a crime. So technically, they're still criminals. But then they were just angels after they got in and there's one bad guy in there.

And so we're just going to use this one back. No, they're literally all of these are the some of the most dangerous and violent, repeat offending criminal illegal aliens that are in this facility. And these are the people that this guy and these other Democrats are going out there championing. This is insane, brings a damn bulldozer to it. And they brought up they they said that the detention center turned away fire inspectors. So see, he was trying to use all these different agencies to get in there. He was trying to act like, Oh, no, no, no, we got to have a fire inspection.

Oh, no, no. Now we have to have city officials examine the site. Oh, you guys are turning away local inspectors. So they brought a bulldozer. Oh, you're turning away these local inspectors, etc. The group that's operating it signed a 1 billion, 1 billion dollar 15 year lease with the federal government for Delaney Hall. And they're like, yeah, everything's legit.

They're just trying to get in there and cause problems. That's crazy. And you know, I mean, really, because now it's a federal immigration processing center. It's created tons of I love DHS because I thought, yeah, well, we created a bunch of unionized jobs, annual salaries, 105,000 starting point. It's going to contribute 50 million to the local Newark community. And those are just I know for the Democrats who like to talk about being pro worker, but then they proudly get behind every policy that offshores jobs and manufacturing.

Yeah, those are all union jobs. They're just saying, just saying. I mean, this is wild.

Absolutely wild. These are who these are the people that they keep wanting to celebrate. And what the hell is the matter with them? What does it matter with these people? This is like the stupidest stuff I've ever seen. They are continually shooting themselves in the foot.

I mean, I just the optics alone are horrendous. These people, they act like they're some sort of freedom fighters. They're not freedom fighters. These people aren't heroes. These Democrats are criminals, too, for doing this.

This is anti enforcement obstruction. Now, they were doing it in Colorado, right? I mean, you've had stuff like this in Colorado.

And you've had stuff like this in Seattle for different kind of different reasons. But good heavens. Yeah, they brought a bulldozer. It's not the killdozer either. It was a baby bulldozer. These people make me want to make a killdozer though.

I'm just saying. They were trying to block access the city of Newark. So the mayor brought in, I don't know if you guys, Bill Mallujan has this.

It was very ineffective. They brought in this tiny little bulldozer. And they tried to put it in the middle of the entrance to the parking lot. And it's not even big enough to do that. Kane, the size of that bulldozer. Is that the only bulldozer this guy could get? You're the mayor of Newark and you can't get any better bulldozer, like a bigger one than this?

Come on. Right. You would think the mayor would have some connections.

It's almost like cars can go around it to enter into the facility. Wow. That's what he did.

That was the mayor that you just heard that we played that audio soundbite of. I mean, and they were given multiple warnings to leave their property or be arrested. And you can protest. That's fine. But you can't break into the facility and then start body slamming agents.

Yeah, that's what you can't do. Now, one of the things that the left has thrown up is they're mad because they said, these people who wanted you to wear masks for how long? They're mad that ICE agents were wearing facial coverings in the video.

Now, why would they be wearing that? Let's go back here to the story from February of this year. Anti-ICE activists disrupt LA operations, and they doxed the agents.

They posted photos, names, addresses and phone numbers of all of the agents in English and Spanish. Huh. So maybe that's why ICE agents now are covering their faces, because they have this kind of stuff that they're dealing with. This is unbelievable. So I was told this was an insurrection. Are we gonna have a commission to investigate this? Where's the censuring? Where's Mike Johnson on this? By the way, why haven't you heard more about this?

Why is it that you don't know every aspect of the story? Where in the hell are the Republicans at exploiting every bit of this? Where's the worthless RNC exploiting every bit of this?

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This is crazy, though. So they're saying that his last rocket that he launched, they were they were doing a test and it exploded in the atmosphere. It did. It created a phenomenon that they never saw before.

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Tell them Dana sent you. I want to talk about this plane thing for a second, because Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is happening with Boeing. These planes are, Air Force One is 35 years old. Now, that, I don't know, like things break over time, right? I mean, I don't know.

I just got some questions. When Trump first made the deal with Boeing about this, 2018, he was in his first term. That's when he had ordered apparently two planes from Boeing. That was about $3.9 billion, because the planes that we have, the pair of them are 35 years old, actually over 35 years old.

Now, I don't understand how this happened. These planes were supposed to be completed and delivered, I think, what, 2021 and 2024. Apparently, they are so far behind that maybe 2029 is when they're done and they're over budget already. In order to continue building them, Boeing wanted several billion dollars more. This was after they had already agreed to the $3.9 billion price tag that had been negotiated back in 2018. And this was all because, you know, Qatar had suggested they would allow use of one of their planes temporarily. And I don't agree with some of the remarks that some folks have had, well, taxpayers shouldn't have to pay for it, so let's use the Qatari plane.

And I just think, regardless, I like what Yates said when he was on with this last hour that they'd strip it all down anyway. But still, the optics are bad. The issue is why is it taking Boeing so long? So back when the current planes were first commissioned, that was like, what, under Reagan, right? And that was in, I think it was 85. I think that was in 1985 when it was first commissioned because the first test flight, it's a Boeing VC-25A. Yeah, it was commissioned in 85. The aircraft itself was built in 1986.

It was first flown in 1987. By the way, when you Google something, actually, I pulled this up because I Googled this this morning. It gives you a little AI summary.

I don't know if I like that because I want to double check it. So I did. All of this, by the way, is taken from a couple of things. This is, well, Boeing. It's the Boeing thing.

And then it's also History Link and a couple of other, Britannica, a couple of other things. But it was, they built it, so they, a year after it was commissioned, they built it. They did the first test flight in early 1987. And then it was actually like delivered in 1990.

So that was five years. Reagan had ordered these planes to replace the 707s that they had. Now Trump commissioned, this was a 747 that Trump commissioned in 2018.

So I've got some questions here. And I, why does it take, why is it taking them this long? Why is it taking them this long to do this?

I mean, this is asinine. Reagan announced the Air Force intend to purchase two new wide body jets to replace the aging VC137s, Boeing 707s. In 1986, Boeing was awarded the contract to build the 747s. 1987, the first one of the new 747s, which is now the current Air Force One, that's when it first flew was in 87. 1990, the first of the two new ones, it was the VC-25A that was delivered and deployed. And the older aircraft were retired between 1998 and 2001. I actually have been aboard the ones that Reagan retired at the Reagan Library out in Simi Valley. I was actually, I took a tour of that, of that jet. And yeah, when you look at that jet, and you look at me being only a plane, I am a plane person in so much as Katy Perry is an astronaut.

Yeah, there's some obvious differences that non versed people can see, right? But and I'm not just talking about the decor. I mean, like with the equipment and some of the operations, etc. But they're, I mean, they're huge.

They're really wild to tour. But five years. Five years. Why is it taking, why is now Boeing saying it could be 10 years before they have this thing done? Maybe 10 years? May at the earliest, again, he commissioned this in 2018. At the earliest 2029. That's 11 years. And now it may take longer? What in the world? By that time, it's gonna be outmoded. Why is it, Caner, what are you saying?

Why is it taking that long? I was just, I just thought it was, I was curious, because it's weird considering that, you know, we've been to the moon. Yeah, now they're saying we can't go to the moon with even more advanced technology than we had back then.

And it's almost like this, like, okay, in the 80s, we were building planes for at five years for, you know, Air Force One. Now it's Tet, but we have better technology nowadays. So why does, what is happening? Why is this the only industry that seems like moving backwards? That is the million dollar question, is it not? The million dollar question. That is a good point.

Why is that? I mean, I, this whole thing, I'm just, it's shocking. It's incredibly shocking that it takes this long. So now you kind of, that's, you know, the reason why, you know, we're in this, this situation, and we've got the Qataris.

And I think that that's like that, to me, isn't that kind of a bigger story? I mean, that Boeing was supposed to have these planes done, and I think delivered by last year. And now they're so behind schedule. They said that it was supplier engineering and manufacturing issues.

And you had L3Harris, that is over, they were commissioned by the government to overhaul this thing, apparently, that was formerly used by Qatar's government as like an interim temporary thing. They've been a contractor to Boeing before they've worked on communication systems, etc. They've actually worked on some stuff for the replacement ones for Air Force One, too. They're, I guess they're competing to be a big supplier for the for the Pentagon. It's a company that's growing really quickly.

They are obviously a lot smaller, comparably to Boeing, I think they have like a third of their revenue. But I'm just shocked that it's that this is taking as long as it is. And this is one of the things like with our military, they've had these issues too with them. And, and these sorts of these like manufacturing delays.

And by the time they get stuff, it's like entirely outmoded. And I'm just I don't know, they said they said that I think this was around the elections in November, there was a Boeing representative that signaled to federal officials, that the manufacturer that Boeing and this, I think this is a Wall Street Journal. So Wall Street Journal has this story.

They were saying that one, someone said that maybe 2029 at the earliest, but other Boeing representatives when they were talking to federal officials, they were saying that it would be around 2035 when they would be able to do it. And they said that they have been struggling with and this is again, per Wall Street Journal, the planes complicated wiring, says this piece, complicated wiring and structural issues, including some related to holes for doors, cut into the lower lobes of the aircraft. I just feel like that is a problem that should have been easily solved.

I think. What in the world is what is this nonsense? What is this is crazy. So that that's the struggle.

That's the struggle, boss. Is this they're working with some of the wire? Well, how I'm just curious as to how this is different than any of the other ones. Now, there's a this is CNN, but the our Air Force and CNN had this piece, where they talked about their stealth fighter, the Frankenjet that they stitched together. So what they had two F-35s that were wrecked, and an accident. And they're now on duty to combat ready. These two jets crashed in this span, like right in the span of three years, and the US Air Force, Air Force turned around and rebuilt them and now they're back in action.

Okay, so what is the hold up? What am I missing here? I, I am stunned. Now, Lorraine goes, to be fair, Boeing is the company having problems with door plug, door plugs falling out of the aircraft in the air.

Oh, yeah. Now, do you think and I've heard this floated before, is the is the Qatari plane threat, just a way to put pressure on Boeing? Do you think that that's that could be part of it? Do you mean the Trump administration?

I mean, it could be part of it. I mean, we've had now for at least three years with Boeing, tragically in the news, whether it be, you know, for failures of their equipment, or the whistleblower who just got on? I mean, I'm just curious, how is it that the Air Force per this piece can take and stitch together a Frankenjet from two crashed f 35s, like, just a little over two years and they have them.

They're not and they put them back, they deployed them again. But Boeing can't go in to existing jets and deal with like wiring and do whatever modifications are required. Yeah, that's why I don't believe it. We know things have improved since the 80s in regards to manufacturing and everything else. So I don't I don't buy it.

I I think it's becoming a question. Do you trust Boeing? And Boeing? This is like an all American. It's like an all American company. You think of American companies. That's one of the ones that I think always comes up with people. And I don't like iconic American things being viewed so horribly.

But in this instance, I mean, it's deserved. What the hell is happening there? Thanks for tuning in to today's edition of Dana lashes absurd truth podcast. If you haven't already made sure to hit that subscribe button on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.