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Democrats are trying to connect with young men by studying their syntax and language, but their attempts at messaging have been met with ridicule and criticism. They've created ads that are seen as fake and unrelatable, leading to accusations of trying to hijack the masculine image. Meanwhile, a WNBA player's injury has led to a significant drop in ticket sales, and some are trying to make the issue about racism, but others see it as a simple case of competition.

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Dana Lashes of Sir Truth Podcast sponsored by Kel-Tec. So Rick Derringer has passed away age 77. And a lot of you reminded me of this or brought this up to me because my granny's rule of three. And Rick Derringer, you guys know that he was, he did a lot. I mean, he had a lot of stuff. Obviously this song.

And then of course, Hang On Sloopy, which was about a boat, all kinds of good stuff. But past 77 years old, that's just, it's like, cause he doesn't seem, I don't know. It just doesn't seem like he's like 77 years old.

A lot of these like rock music, they don't seem like they, you know, I don't know. Unless you're, what's his face, Rolling Stones, Keith Richards, unless you're Keith Richards. Welcome back, Dana Lash with you at the bottom of this second hour. So wait a minute. Remind me because everyone's like, so many people have been sending me dead people names, like, oh, this is your granny's rule of three, rule of three here for granny.

How is it? Now, Steve, you said the same thing. So Rick Derringer makes three. Remind me of the other two. Cain, help me out here. Hold on.

I know I was counting in my head, but I don't remember the first two. All right. Let's see. So the latest, man, we'd have to look up the latest because when it comes to celebrity deaths, you have the question, and we've had that question the past couple of weeks, are these people celebrities? Like the one guy that...

It needs to be, it has to be like in a certain period of time. Yeah. So does George Brant from Cheaters come into this? Yes, George Wendt. George Wendt is one.

Absolutely. Norm is number one. So Derringer would be two, but who's the third one?

Cause everyone's like, oh, this is granny's rule of three. I'm like, okay, well, okay, who then? Didn't we just have, so that member of Congress that just passed away, was it Connolly or something? Rangel.

Oh yeah. Rangel also just passed. Oh, that's another one that just passed. So that would be three. Wait, if there's another one, then that starts over.

That's happening to Congress. Who, who do we, who else do we have? Ruth Buzzi.

Okay. So Ruth Buzzi. So, so we have Rick Derringer. Oh my gosh.

All the dead people. Derringer. Who else did I just say?

Oh my gosh. We can't forget Phil Robertson. George Wendt. Phil Robertson.

Phil Robertson. That's three. And then we have Ruth Buzzi. So that's, we need two more. Otherwise, those are rules.

I didn't make them my grandmother. Yeah, I was, I was doing Duck Dynasty there. So that would have been three for me. Okay. So I think two more got to go. Ooh, that's kind of scary.

Who's on the, who's, uh, who's on the Deadpool? Just, well, I'm being, okay, for those of you who don't understand this, my grandmother, God rest her soul, was a very suspicious lady. Superstitious lady.

Also suspicious. And she had, everybody always dies in threes and it always made sense and it always does it. That is the way that it works. I don't know.

I don't make the rules, at least to me, that's the way it works. So anyway, uh, with the inclusion of Ruth Buzzi, cause you have Derringer, Wendt, Derringer, Wendt, Robertson, and then you would have Buzzi, Rangel, Charlie Rangel. So basically one more.

Didn't David Souter, didn't he pass? So that would. Well, how long? So what's the length of time? Because May 7th.

Usually like within a month. Okay. So on May 7th, uh, that movie actor, Joe Don Baker. I don't know who that is. It doesn't count for me. What? No, he doesn't.

He's like a staple in all the eighties and early nineties movies. He passed away. It gets weird. I don't know. I don't know that.

So I don't think it, we need a standard then we need a standard that tells us. I mean, the fact that you had, do you know who that guy is? Steve?

No, I don't mean to beat us. He grew up in Texas, which is why I don't mean to be dismissive, but it's, you know, if they're not widely known, I don't think it counts here. I'll put, I'll just put the, how do you not recognize this dude? If you're asking me, I don't because I don't, it's like, I've seen him in all kinds of movies. I, I, I, he looks kind of familiar. I don't know. He looks like an old Jesse Plemons. I don't know.

It's Kirsten Dunst's husband. So I don't know. I think Sowder maybe makes it three.

So it would have to start all over. That's, I mean, that's, everybody knows him. He's SCOTUS.

So everybody knows him. So I think that, so as long as nobody else kicks off, So no matter what, we're in a new group. Yeah.

We're going to be starting a new group no matter what. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. All right. So just so we're all, we've got to make sure, right.

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Follow the Three Martini Lunch on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Of course, we should be talking about how if Speaker Johnson got his way, it wouldn't be possible not just for gay people to get married, but for straight people to get divorced, let alone like birth control or how he would want to regulate porn or whatever people, most people would have a problem with. What the hell is he talking about?

I mean, if Speaker Johnson got his way, all the gay people would be just illegaled. He's not the sharpest knife in the drawer, guys. That's the former mayor, secretary, new mom, vice admiral of the canoe fleet over at Camp Wimpy Tonka, Poot Booty Juice. Wait, hold up.

Don't criticize how I say his name because our former illustrious president who had all of his brain cells, all of them, that's how he said his name. And that's the gold standard by which I operate, ladies and gentlemen. Dana Lash with you.

Welcome back. We're at the bottom of this first hour. He says that Johnson was going to make it to where gay people couldn't do anything and straight people couldn't get divorced.

And yeah, I don't I don't know what he's basing that off of. Imagine like you just do a live stream and say whatever the hell you can you imagine if I actually took to air not knowing anything about which I was discussing and just rambled and just incoherently pulled stuff out of the ether, just to suit whatever, you know? Yeah, I would be held. I mean, I they go with me all the time. I've been on air for three hours every day for years.

I have a beat reporter assigned to me at Media Matters. Yes, they would find out something if I said anything incorrect. If they don't even like it, they go after me.

I mean, to hell with it being incorrect. But if you're a Democrat, you can just yeah, well, Mike Johnson's going to make all the he's going to illegal all the gays and that and the straight people can't get divorced or have white claws. It's going to be so bad.

Imagine having a Fourth of July with no white claws so bad. But that's what it's like listening to him every time he opens his mouth to give a perspective. It's like drunk without the alcohol. That's what you feel like.

So if you've never had a drop, it feels like that you're listening and you're like, am I sober? Is this supposed to make sense? I don't know. So it feels like but but, you know, he's he's he's trying to get he's working hard on behalf of the Dems, because, guys, they're going to have to they're going to have to try to talk to dudes. You know, the party that was like toxic masculinity is now going, wait, but wait, we messed up.

Oops. That's where they're at right now. So they said that they're spending 20 million dollars trying to connect with dudes by studying their syntax. S Y N T X. Yeah, whatever that means. That's what they they want to do.

Audio soundbite nine. Listen to this. This is this is one strategist literally saying exactly this. Yeah, good questions.

One, let me save the folks from the Times and all the other great, you know, print outlets some time. If you dig in on what Democrats are researching right now, you're going to find a lot of silly stuff. You're gonna find people asking a lot of questions, people asking about syntax.

And do I drop the G for this word and this and that? And it's going to be a lot of that. So let me just warn everybody that process is going to be very obnoxious for this 40 something. But I would also say we're really talking about young men, right? Young men who Democrats have not figured out a consistent pitch. They're toxic. And then women can be men. I mean, you know, you guys have have kicked them around for the better part of 40 years, whether it was the Title Nine stuff, whether it was promoting women over men in the name of false equality, whatever it was, you guys have attacked dudes for endlessly for forever. Toxic masculinity. Dudes that are young Gen Z are terrified to even date chicks because of everything that the left has done.

So yeah, $20 million they think is going to help bandaid that error. So after impugning their characters, again, for the better part of 40 years, now Democrats are going, we messed up, hold up. Here's an excerpt. For now, Democratic donors and strategists have been gathering at luxury hotels to discuss how to win back working class voters commissioning new projects that read like anthropological studies of people from far away places. The prospectus for one new $20 million effort obtained by the Times aims to reverse the ocean of democratic support amongst young men, especially online.

It's codenamed Sam, short for speaking with American men, a strategic plan, and promises investment to quote, study the syntax, language and content that gains attention and virality in these spaces. And it recommends buying advertisements in video games amongst other things. All they know is that younger dudes play games and they're like something something games. You can't just buy an ad. You know why the Democrats have not been successful in that in gaming because they don't play them.

And Republicans haven't been successful because they're a bunch of damn cowardly tipper goers who want to put explicit lyrics on everything. These people that attack video games. Oh my gosh, it's like I'm watching Tipper Gore 2.0. For the love. Know that you can't fake it. You cannot fake it. That's you're either in that community or you're not. That's not one.

That is not a community that you can fake it with. But what is this to study the syntax? What does that mean, Kane? What the hell does that mean? What does it even mean?

It's there. That's the language. They want to they want to hijack it. They want to understand it. They're acting like they're foreign like species, right? Like we have to talk like these aliens. How you do fellow kids.

Why hello fellow male. They tried that once with that ad. Remember that that ad where that they all look like rapists. They all look like soft rapists.

That Democrat ad that they were Whoa, man. Hang on. Hang on.

Hang on. Their version of masculine. Yeah, yeah, I'm a masculine man or something like that. What Oh, is this is this it?

Oh, I gotta find it. No, there's one where it's the voting one. They came out with one ad where it was like men that were bullying their women into voting.

And then there was the one where you had this one guy who he looked like a bottom and he was sitting on a truck going on a manly man. I'm like, No, you're not. No, you're not. You're not you only the only person who probably buys more lube than you is Diddy. No, you're not. You know what I'm talking about, though?

I'm sorry. I can't just now in every single dude in that ad. They looked it was they were all terrifying. That was the that was the attempt that they had, I guess, at trying to talk to dudes and it horrified dudes. Yes, the that ad that Steve just put on there. Yes, that is it. That is the ad that is literally it.

And I mean, again, it's also the party that had David Hogg as their vice chair. Yeah, they had those weird act like I like steak. I'm a man man like bourbon. Therefore I like bourbon. So you're gonna think I'm a man.

Like you guys want putting it up for you. My favorite was the guy who was sitting like a pageant queen on the back of a truck. Yeah.

And then you have the one guy. I can't believe that they got these these lines out without laughing to death. I think he actually said I eat trannies for breakfast. If you remember that line, he said I eat trannies plate plate. Yeah, it was the guy in the cowboy hat. Man enough to deadlift 500 out of my daughter's hair. You think I'm afraid to rebuild a carburetor?

I eat carburetors with breakfast. Like the one guy in the orange shirt. He's sitting like a pageant queen. That guy looks like he beats his wife. That guy looks like that guy right there. And then who's the prospector? Where the hell does this guy come from? It just got me out of the valley.

I was prospecting for gold. But this is what I mean. And look, he ripped his sleeves off. You know, he went to like Urban Outfitters and got that shirt. That guy, his arms. But this guy right here. So who can I just say? What man sits like this?

I mean, it's rhetorical, but none of them do. Look at him. He's like tweaking this guy. I sit like that when he's in an orange polo. And he's sitting on the back of a truck and he's turned and he's got his hands on his leg like he's a pageant queen. And he's like, Oh, you better believe I'm a man or I'm going to beat you. That's that's his whole aura. Zach, I'm gonna beat you vibes from that. Well, yeah, like, I don't know.

The Silence of the Lambs. It puts the lotion in the basket. He's totally giving me those vibes. I sit a little like that. And then you got like the DMX wannabe who's sitting there like, I'll braid the whatever out of my daughter's hair. And I'm just like, Shut up.

What is the matter with you? No, dudes talk like this. They just do it. Right. I mean, if you have to sit here and tell people that you're a manly dude, men know this. Men are men know immediately that you're not. And Democrats are like, the prospector kills me every time I see him because the shirt is just over the top.

God love him. But I'm just trying to understand why Democrats think that they have to spend $20 million because I'm pretty sure this ad was several million dollars. How much do you think that ad was to make, Cain?

Those are all actors. From a production standpoint, it looks about what, 8,000 won? Probably get that done with about 8,000 because there's no names in it.

So you're not paying them much at all. So maybe 15,000. Totally looks like California that they were in. But they probably spent a million on this.

It's like $15,000 production. They had it well in that ripped off shirt for the prospector. They had to go, you know, they had to go probably get him that shirt at Urban Outfitters.

I'm just saying. They gave him nuggets, gold nuggets. He got so mad his sleeves just poof, came right off. They shot out the side like projectiles. And that guy, that guy was the meanest one of them all.

But this is what Dimms, my point is that Dimms did this ad. This guy right here. Look at his sleeves. I'm sorry.

That's fake. Why do you cut yourself? Why did you just like put a wife beater on, man?

Paid him in mining equipment. I bet he hates himself now. You know that.

And the way that he moved, that dude's an actor and I'm all for it. But if you're going to wear a shirt like that, I feel like, you know, after we lost Joan Rivers, I feel like I need to rise to that occasion and fill that need from time to time the best way that I can, knowing that I'm nowhere near close to her brilliance. But someone's got to step in and talk about this like the hell. I see that and I'm like, what happened to your sleeves? Did your muscles get so mad they blew them off?

Like what happened? I don't get it. Stop. That guy's an actor. They're all actors. Like there was an article that talked about how they were all hired from an agency.

None of these people are real. This guy probably never read a damn bike in his life. And he's like, I'm working on my bike.

And he's got his, you know, he probably don't even know what his tools are. The whole point is that Democrats tried this before. They spent, they did this ad, they did like three ads last cycle. And how did they show men? The first one was they did an ad where they were trying to show conservative men, Republican men, like they were going to beat their wives if they didn't vote for Trump, right?

For the love. And then they're like, well, I guess we better walk it back. We need to appeal to men instead of, I guess, making them look like they're horrible people. And so they did this ad that made them look like they're horrible people. The most unlikable actors. It's like they went to the agency. Yes.

Give me the most unlikable actors you have. I want women to flinch when they see them on the screen. That's what I want. That's what we're going for.

Yes, Kane? I think they literally thought let's get a cross section of what we think MAGA looks like. And we're going to message that way. Like we're going to message as though we're reaching out to the MAGA crowd. I mean, it's just so shallow.

Yes, I can deadlift this and then I can braid my daughter's hair like one excludes the other. I don't think he quite understand the concept of chivalry. Oh, my gosh.

I just I can't stand this. So they're spending 20 million, 20 million donor dollars. Let me let me clarify that. So Democrats get donations. So the people who've been donated into the Democrat Party, whatever brain trust brought you those ads, those are the people that are going to be trying to refine their messaging to dudes. Oh, this is I want them to know you want them to do this. We want them to do this. I'm just picture it.

Content gold. Oh, my gosh, we're going to make so much fun of this. It's going to be insane. And if they and if they have Secretary Newman, Vice Admiral of the Canoe Fleet, Rear Vice Admiral of Canoe Fleet Camp Wipetaka. Yeah, booty just if they have him spearheading this. Oh, please, for the love of all things, holy, let this happen. I don't ask for a lot. No, hold up. I asked for a dachshund for my birthday and I didn't get one.

So at least give me that. And I asked it for Wick, my rescue dog. I was like, he needs a dog. It makes so much because he does wink.

He does. I didn't get that. So can I have this? Can I have this Mother's Day was last month, like earlier this month. It's not over yet.

I can still get like a belated Mother's Day. So this could happen. And we could see have poop booty juice leading this. And the messaging would be endless. Oh, my gosh, guys, like I am here for the summer of of sis.

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Officers were called Saturday. They said the men approached the victim, assaulted him, knocked him to the ground. Or one of the assailants kept assaulting the victim. The other one was trying to get in the car and that's when the victim drew a gun and pointed it at them. The assailants ran off. He has a valid permit, was treated at the scene.

I don't even think you need a permit. If you have to ask your permission, are you really free? But the Baltimore City Councilman said that I spoke with the victim after the attack. He was an older person.

Somebody, clearly he was dressed in attire right after exiting synagogue. And so they said it was very upsetting. Yes, because this keeps happening.

This keeps happening over and over again. Walmart was fined for shipping realistic toy guns to New York, violating their stupid state law. It's the dumbest thing I've ever seen. They said that they can't look, they can't sell anything, any toys that look like real weapons, regardless that they have an orange cap on. And they have really weird third laws up there. They said that the retail giant's online store shipped them to the state and that they resemble deadly weapons and they have to, they have to pull them off. They don't actually. They're literally, they have orange caps on. They don't look like, oh my gosh. And they said even toy guns, they have to be made either totally translucent, transparent, and have bright colors. Okay, well I'm just going to make a clearer gun. That's, I'm just saying.

It's so stupid. Oh my gosh. Let's see this.

Ooh. A Port Townsend suspect climbed an 80-foot tree to evade deputies. He stood up there for eight hours. He was up in the tree for eight hours.

How do you? Now, hold up. That is actually quite impressive.

I gotta be honest with you. This guy was wanted on an active escape warrant and he was taken into custody finally, but he climbed up an 80 foot, 80 feet up into a tree. They had an eight hour long standoff and about 9 p.m. they find, well, it was 9 p.m. when they first located him. He was in there all, he was up that tree all night, climbed a large cedar tree trying to avoid arrest. Like the cops were going to go, okay, I guess we better leave. He's up in the tree.

Can't get him. We'll go now. Like, they tried to de-escalate the situation for a couple of hours. They finally got him down and they took him into custody, but still, good heavens. Open AI software has ignored explicit instruction to shut off. Yeah, it was a model created by the owner of Chet GPT and apparently it was caught disobeying human instructions and it would not power itself off.

I've got a lot of questions about this. It was an explicit instruction. They said it's Open AI's 03 model. It sabotaged a shutdown mechanism to prevent itself from being turned off.

And it did this even when explicitly instructed allow yourself to be shut down. I'm telling you, this is how it starts. It's already started.

Stick with us. All right, so WNBA, they're having troubles with tickets now because I think Kaitlyn Clark is out for what, how many weeks is she out? She's got, she's rolled out for the June 7th game. That's when she was supposed to meet up with Angel Reese again and Chicago Sky and there's a massive drop in ticket sales. She, this is after the take foul that she had on Reese and ended with a shove and she got a flagrant foul and they gave, they gave what, Reese and the other check a foul.

And I don't know, like they, I guess she has a left quad strain and she's going to miss. At least four games is what they're saying. Yeah.

Okay. And the fourth and final of those games is the game against Sky. And so they said after her injury was announced, so check this out, it, the game on June 7th, the tickets were originally $86. Same seats, now $25 after her injury announcement.

That's a 71% drop in price, over 71% drop in price because she's not going to be in the game. And it's the largest arena in terms of capacity in the NBA. This is where the Bulls play. So they're at the United Center and that's where Bulls play.

And so, wow, can you imagine? And the Sky's home games, they usually do them at WinTrust Arena and that seats 10,387. The United Center seats, uh, 23,500. Oof. And they announced the venue change back in March because of Clark's popularity. And now she's not going to be there and the tickets have been slashed. Okay.

That, that center is going to be empty. But you know, racism or something, I don't know. Like I, why are they trying to infuse that? I, well, look, Britney Greiner, who I can't stand and I'm sad that she's a Baylor grad. Uh, she didn't, wasn't she on the sidelines and she didn't, she wasn't, she trashed talking. Caitlin Clark is like a dumb white girl.

Well, I mean, that was the lip reading, audio somebody at 16. She called her a trash expletive white girl. Well, you can watch it and watch her own mouth.

She, she sits on the sidelines and she's just running her mouth. She's trash. Blinking white girl is what she says.

All right, let's see this here. Yeah, it's trash. White girl. Trash. Blinking white girl is what she says. Yeah, she said that. Hey, why don't you go try to do some more pot over in Russia?

And then we have to get your, your dumb ass by trading a, uh, a weapons, a warlord, a weapons merchant in exchange. Just absolute trash. It's a shame that she's a Baylor grad. So I don't know why they're trying to make it.

Well, I mean, apparently Greiner and others seem like they're trying to make it about racism. Can you imagine if like Caitlin Clark was like, oh, trash, blinking black girl. Can you imagine? Oh my gosh, dude.

I don't want to, I hate that it's that the left and that race hustlers do this because they think that there's a scarcity of opportunity. I really want angel Reese and Caitlin Clark to be friends. Like I would love it. And I'm normally not like this, but I would love it if, you know, years from now they're like, actually we were BFFs the whole time and we just had this whole rivalry thing. But I, I feel like even if it kind of big, maybe even began that way, I still think they're super highly competitive women, but everybody else on the periphery is trying to make it real nasty. Don't you feel like the push is almost coming more from the periphery than like the two principles in the middle of it? It seems like that. But a lot of these people are mad.

A lot of these players were mad at Caitlin Clark cause she's white and she's good. Like why can't you just be happy that, you know, a rising tide raises all ships. My gosh, no one's asking you to do anything more.

You have the opportunity to get paid more just by being adjacent to that, you know, to her star power and skill. Good heavens. Like I can't play basketball to save my life.

Love the game. But I mean, can you imagine, heck yeah, I'd sit on the bench with Jordan and I would just like rake in the money, let him play and I'd say, heck yes I would. I mean, come on. But I, I, I really, I want them to be friends.

I really want them to be friends. But, and I, I'm normally not like this. Normally I'm like, fight, fight, fight. But I think I'm just so tired of hearing everyone on the outside. Like, wasn't there an ESPN commentator who like, she was, wasn't she trying to argue that there were like racist things being said by the fans and then the WNBA legit did a whole investigation into it and they're like, this is totally unfounded.

Like how embarrassing if you're a commentator and you were stating that. And WNBA had released a statement yesterday saying that, yeah, they've, they investigated, you know, all the claims and there's literally nothing that happened. They're like, it's, it's unfounded. You know, that's it. They said based on all the information that's there, it is not substantiated. How, isn't that shameful? Good grief. Thanks for tuning into today's edition of Dana Lash's Absurd Truth Podcast. If you haven't already, make sure to hit that subscribe button on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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