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They passed it on to the fake. Wow, that's a lot of fake news. Look at that. That's a lot. POTUS Talking about the issue of affordability, which is going to be a really hot topic.
I mean, it is a hot topic as we go into elections, and Republicans really. need to get A handle on this. Oh my god, it's cold in the studio today. They need to really get a handle on this because if they don't, This is going to be the thing that everybody will be talking about as they go to the ballot box. That's what they're going to be that's going to be the top issue.
So Welcome to the radio program, Dana Lash, with you. And You know, we also have this. This is cut three. I want to touch on this real quick. This is another part of that affordability.
Listen.
Okay. And to be honest, it's going to end soon, but because they can't go on, they can't go on, their nation's destroyed. But I have to say, you have a little higher, you have a higher gate. It's a very inexpensive price to pay for what we've done. Remember that it's a little more.
It's even if it was, frankly, even if it was a lot more. Press the wrong button. This, the issue of higher gas prices, there's a different way to message this, POTUS. that doesn't rob you of wins. And I know he had a prompter there when he was giving that speech, when he was rallying people.
He had a prompter. And I'm like, please, dear heavens, use it. Like you have. The reason I get nervous when he starts going off the cuff like this is because he's being funny. But there's one thing that I don't even think Trump can overcome, and that is making jokes about how.
Pixman. Are expensive right now. I'm not gonna lie about it. They're expensive. And part of that is you have the issue of tariffs.
Part of that is you have well, we're going to talk about the interest rate because now they're jacking up interest rates again. What's that going to do to everything, everything from nobody's going to be refinancing, there's not going to be anybody buying cars. There's not I mean, it's going to make everything more expensive. You have that issue as well. But yes, the energy issue is significant because you have the world supply, and everyone the market will react to.
The world's supply.
So when you have The issue And conflict. With Russia. and with the straight. That's and that's a I mean, yes, that's going to have that effect. But the way that he was talking about it, yes, when he said, yeah, it's an expensive price to pay for what we've done.
What I disagree with is I feel like that gives fuel to his enemies because it's not anything that he did. And it's not anything, honestly, that the United States did. I mean, I want to know the people that wanted us to be simps to the molas, how long they expected us to bend over and grab our ankles for them. Oh no, maybe if we just kiss their butt a little bit, they'll be nice to us and won't juck up our prices. Do you realize?
This is the s this is what he should be saying. As it pertains to Iran, it's a little uncomfortable now for a lifetime of comfort later. That's the kind of messaging he should be walking out with. Because when he goes out and says stuff like this, I can't even tell you how much I've seen it all over the internet already. Look at this.
Trump is, you have Marjorie Taylor Greene, Clyde from any which way, but loose out there. Look at the high gas prices at the pump. She did this video. Look at the high gas prices at the pump. But she's not going to sit here and talk about what.
Look, lady. What was your perimenopausal ass doing when you were sitting there in Congress? No, I'm not even going to be nice about these people. It's better than me punching them in the face. Pick your poison.
I have zero. Tolerance for this stupidity. But the issue at play is He's got a message this better. I don't think any of you disagree with me on that. He's undercutting himself.
Because I again, the Iranian issue, that's Iran. That's not. POTUS didn't do that. My gosh, it predates the man. It predates his time in office.
I wasn't even alive when they started this stuff. That's how long it's been going on, my entire life. Half of you out there, your entire lives, have been nothing but, oh, it's Iran. What are they going to do? What are they doing now?
Million the million dollar problem.
So The issue of whose fault it is, he's got to be consistent with that language. Because now they're going to be cutting ads. They're going to take that. I've already seen them. They're cutting it and they're putting it on social media.
And now, guess what?
Now, guess what the stories are? Oh, well Trump is admitting that. I've seen enough stories on that today. Just this morning. It's one of the reasons I'm all mad because I'm like sitting on my desk and I'm looking at these headlines.
I'm getting mad. And I also have a roof issue. We're getting our roof replaced. Grateful. Grateful?
But still, stressful.
So Again, welcome to the radio program. Dana Lash with you. A number of things that we're going to roll over today because it's Thursday. Thank the heavens. It's Thursday.
And we're going to dive into. Uh some of the latest as it We got to dive on this whole thing with the DOJ. Or sorry, with the uh uh sec war. Not really so much D O J, but Secwar. And the issue of whistleblowing.
I take great issue. objection, umbrage, however you want to put it. with the claim that leaking to the press is whistleblowing. Leaking to the press is not whistleblowing. There's a whole If that's what they're wanting to do.
It's an entire process. If you're going to blow the whistle, so to speak. On what You think if you are in the government. If you are within the government and you're trying to blow the whistle, there is a whole process to do it. You go to Congress, you don't sit here and leak to the press, right?
You don't leak to the press. That's not what you do. But that's what's been happening. In fact, this latest headline about this: Pentagon whistleblower send urgent SOS about Pete Hegseth, an extraordinary public appeal. They say he's dumb, deluded, and utterly incompetent.
As chaotic blunders get so bad, Army leaders turn on worst defense secretary. in history. Wow, sounds super bad, right? Hmm. That I mean super bad.
Why didn't we get any of these uh Why didn't we get any of these headlines when Lloyd Austin went MIA? Mm-hmm. Guys remember that whole story? Lloyd Austin. He went For, like, what it was almost a week.
I think it was a week. Uh And he I think what he said, he had a procedure. He was at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. It was in December 22nd of 2023. He had an elective procedure.
He did not notify the president. He did not notify anybody in the White House. He did not notify the deputy secretary. He did not notify his deputy at the at uh uh Within his office? It was Secretary of Defense then.
Later, he said, Oh, I take full responsibility. I didn't really mean to keep my medical status a secret. No, it's not that you kept your medical status a secret. The problem is that he went entirely MIA. For days, almost a week.
You are literally the secretary at the time, it was called defense. I shouldn't have to say this, we all know. He was secretary of defense. anyone MIA. What we didn't get a C and I looked.
Maybe I didn't look good enough. You guys are welcome to try. I mean, I really doubt that I didn't look good enough. I didn't see a single Anything. About this, when he went missing and didn't notify, what would have happened?
What would have happened? Had I don't know. Like, what if there had been a conflict and we needed to get him immediately? What if the President needed some insight? There was such a long delay, people, he didn't even report his health concern, which he's required to do.
And Even members of the press. We're asking. Where is he? What's happening? What's going on?
Where's anybody? Was it two weeks? Because they were trying to diminish it. Kane's telling us all that it was like two weeks. I thought it was just like five days.
Was it over five days? You're kidding me. It was more than five days.
So what happens, say the United States gets, say we had another 9-11. And you got the Secretary of Defense, nobody knows where he is. What happens? I mean the notification process the chain of command, the military authority, and the time that it happened. You have to realize that our military forces were already on a high alert.
In the Middle East. That was already something that was happening. They were already on high alert. Huh. And This Already an issue.
This was right around, I believe this was around the time. Of Afghanistan and the withdrawal and all of this other stuff.
So it was in that same sphere of time, not the exact same time, but within the sphere of time.
So what happens? They we had at the time two aircraft carriers in the Mediterranean. The What else did we have? We had Iranian backgroups. I'm going through my notes, and you'll have to forgive me because I'm clicking on some of the tags here.
The We had two carriers in the Mediterranean. We also had Iranian-backed groups that were repeatedly attacking our troops in Iraq, Syria, and the Red Sea. Right? Because you still had the Israeli Hamas. Or Is Biden was going to Deploy or anything with military forces anywhere in the world.
They would have had to have gone through the Secretary of Defense at the time. They would have had what they call a principal's meeting. He gets his deputy together, he gets his war staff together. and Austin represents The DOD. And they would not have been able to do that because they would not have been able to get a hold of him.
Apparently, nobody could even get a hold of Lloyd Austin. You're telling me all of that happened and there wasn't a single leak about this to the press? And there were no headlines after, and the folks who make the program possible. It's our friends at Relief Factor. Relief Factor can save you a lot of Frustration by dealing with the aches and pains that you may experience daily, right?
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It's time for Dana's Quick Five. This story is just unbelievable. Five women are believed to be dead. Two others missing in connection to what they're calling this Philly House of Horrors. See, this is what is in your old neck of the woods.
Five women connected to this Philly house of horrors. Real story. This is not like a haunted house thing. Investigators have been searching for human remains. The guy's the suspected serial killer.
And if you saw the photo of him, you would be like, that dude's a suspected serial killer. He looks like Bob from Twin Peaks, yo. He looks like Bob from Twin Peaks. No cap. As the kids say, I'm going to just, I'm going to make that, I'm going to ruin that phrase on purpose.
I'm going to rob you of joy. They combed through. Here's the crazy thing: this serial killer, he kicked the bucket last year at age 82. This man lived his life till 82 years old and didn't get dragged for being a serial killer. That's a sadness.
They combed through all of his property. They found. Over a million digital images and video from the house. I don't even know how you amass that much. I don't even have that much.
And I'm not a serial killer. Five women in the video, they were lifeless or unconscious. They identified the women, two others remain missing. Apparently 10 Reportedly, they were overdosed after they were seen in the video, and they were found in various locations across Philadelphia. 16 other alleged victims were found alive, but were not very cooperative, according to police, and did not want to discuss what occurred in the home.
They refused to speak with investigators.
Now they're expanding it even wider, and they're looking to speak with 25 other alleged victims. I mean, the guy looks like an absolute serial killer. This is just that's horrifying. This story is just crazy. Uh, let's see.
Uh, we also have, I we didn't need this study, reading is linked to lower stress and better brain health. I do believe that it's a mental activity, that's not surprising. Uh, we also have a retinal scan could flag an irregular heartbeat risk years before a diagnosis. That is actually incredibly interesting, especially you ladies out there, because heart disease is like the number one killer of women. It is.
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Dana Lash with you. Always good to join you. It's Thursday. We're getting, it's like Friday Eve. We almost like, you know, made it to the end of the week.
And if you missed anything, you can go and download the podcast. If you missed anything from this week, and also make sure you subscribe over at Substack Chapter and Verse and find us YouTube, Facebook, like and subscribe. Apparently, so last night it came out, the United States denied the quote-unquote Palestinian Authority President Mohamed Abbas. An entry visa. Because they got the UN General Assembly in New York next week.
All the tyrants are coming into town for it. And apparently he got denied an entry visa. Oh, I'm so sad. Oh. He got McAlmored.
He got McElmored. That's what happened. He didn't get an entry visa. I don't know. It is a weird thing over there.
Because The reason that They cannot have elections. Because you have the authority, right? The Palestinian, we talked about the history of that word. And you have basically like two of the biggest entities in it: Fatah, and then you have Hamas and They can't have elections because Hamas will win everything. I'm not just saying that.
They literally have said it themselves. They are Hamas is incredibly popular in Judea and Samaria and as well as in Gaza Strip. They're very, very popular still. And As such, when they won by a landslide after the Israeli uh universal withdrawal out of Gaza. And they just left everything there and then Hamas did its thing, terrorist thing.
They the popularity only grew even after October 7th it only grew So he was denied. There's a couple of different ways of looking at it. Talking to people, that's the thing that I. It's difficult. to figure out.
Because an Abbas is with Fatah, and so he heads up the authority. The difference between Hamas and Fatah is that Fatah is like, yeah, we're still jackwagons, but we're not going to be major terrorists at least anymore, and we at least acknowledge Israel's right to exist. Whereas Hamas is in their charter that they don't acknowledge it and that their weapons are basically their instruments of God, and that's it. That's, I mean, actually, in Hamas's actual literal verbatim charter.
So you look at somebody like Abbas and you're like, there are no lesser devils here, really. Is one lesser than the other? Do you want the one that seems m moderately somewhat less devilish than the actual? I don't know. That's how horrible is that?
That's your choice? That's the reality. I can't imagine the United States putting up with something like that. You have to keep this guy there because the moment this guy's gone. All hell's gonna break loose over there with Hamas.
They're going to try and go for power. And they'll be able to do it too.
So it's interesting that he's blocked. from coming into The UN. Looking at this whole McElmore thing, I read this piece, this editorial that I thought really made a great point about Ed Sheeran, and it was over at this thing called Spike. Because this dude Do we even know? I know he's British.
I know I know a couple of his songs, but it's not my jam. He's They're targeting him even though it was his promoter. That dropped That dippy two-hit wonder, not in fifteen years since. McElmore guy. It's been It's been the promoter that did this, but they are going after Ed Sheeran.
Why? Because I guess he didn't say anything in solidarity. I this was Ed Sheeran's tour. We're talking about the Malcolm War being dropped off his tour. That was, but this is, it's bigger than just that.
That's just the jumping off point. This is McElmore's tour or Ed Sheeran's tour. It's his fans who are filling up the stadiums. Nobody's, it's gonna, it's really them. No one's going there to them more.
That's why so many people complain. That is, that's how that happened. That's why the promoter dropped him because so many people complained to the promoter. I don't think you realize that he didn't just get up on stage and say free Palestine. He got up on stage and ran his mouth for an extended period of time and was trying to turn everything into a giant rally.
And people were like, we came here for an escape, we paid money. to watch music and you're not doing that. But What's more is You know, Sheeran. He Is doing his job. He's there to entertain his fans, right?
He's there to entertain his fans. And I even think this editorial gets it wrong because they said, well, Sheeran said bye to McMurray. It was this promoter that did it. And then, after the promoter did it, the venues were looking at it like, we don't want this drama. We don't want no.
And then, so Sheeran's whole band. Everybody's trying to promote, trying to punish Ed Sheeran because. Ed Sheeran won't bend the knee. He won't come out. I guess, and say, Yeah, McIlmore, you blew up my tour, or you're trying to blow up my tour.
And my band decided to jump on this too because everybody's a jackwagon.
So, I mean, good heavens. McElmore has been trying different shticks. He tried the same sex marriage thing as a part of his act. He did the whole white privilege thing, the BLM thing. Because he hasn't had hit in so long, he's desperately trying to find some kind of jumpstart to his career, and he thinks he landed on it with this.
I mean, this is a guy who dressed up in a black wig and put on a hooked nose and stood on stage and did the Nazi salute for crying out loud. I mean, yeah, don't sit here and tell me that he's not an anti-Semite. The word was invented for that. But this is the vanity of this guy. Who?
Thought. That the crowds that were selling that were fil buying the tickets to these stadiums were coming to see him. They were going to see Ed Sheeran, who could buy and sell McIlmore. Not just with the number of hits, but with the money that he's made just off his talent alone. But isn't that what the whole cult of Palestinianism is?
And that's what this editorial I thought touched on very smartly. is that This idea That you can just commandeer something you didn't build, you had no part in, and you can just hijack it and make it your own. without putting anything into it. And the guy was mad because he couldn't do Nuremberg Rally Part Two there? Oh, it's just Crazy.
And it was His remarks were just super Stupid. I was reading a transcript. It's just dumb. People go there. to see a concert and they're getting l yelled at.
But I love this. This is over at Spiked. Brendan O'Neill wrote this, and this is a really good piece because he gets into, he says, Gaza mania is a movement not for liberation, but for conquest. And that's exactly true. It is exactly true.
You either bend the knee or they call you a genocide denier, even though there's no such thing as a genocide. Although I've seen a lot of names: Zio, cuck, all kinds of crazy stuff. And they're saying this about Ed Sheeran now. They're saying he he's complicit. because he won't get out there and do the same thing that Malcolm is.
So They are punishing Sheeran for McElmore's. How is that? How is that anything to do with McIlmore and free speech? If you're getting mad at Ed Sheeran, free speech is also choosing to not exercise it. And they're going after Sheeran for using his free speech.
Discretion. They don't believe in free speech. They don't believe in anything that they claim. This is just about control and grifting. That's it.
I mean this is It's awful what they're doing to this guy. Have you seen some of the graphics that they came out with? There was one drawing of Ed Sheeran, it was an editorial, where they had him holding an RPG at a kid that was wrapped in the Gazan flag. How is Ed Sheeran doing this? Do you see how loopy it's gotten?
It's a cult. It is a cult, it's the new BLM. That's it. It's the new BLM. It's the new all of this.
And then the Massachusetts governor, did you guys hear this?
Now Uh mara Healy is or not Mar not Ma Healy. This is not I'm not talking about, there's a different headline. Hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up. This is in Michigan.
So a Detroit This is actually with Dearborn, Michigan. The mayor of Basically a little Mogadishu. Came out and said that they want to have a free concert. They're going to invite McElmore. to have a free concert at Little Mogadishu.
They're gonna bring him out there.
So they're gonna spend taxpayer dollars. He's proposing to spend taxpayer dollars to bring this grifter. to Dearborn. for a quote unquote free concert. I is he going to even be able to fill up a parking lot?
I don't know. Just insane. But yeah, they want to bring him to Dearborn to do it. He probably will because he's a grifter and he needs the money. I almost feel bad for Ed Sheeran though, right?
Now, going to Massachusetts, back to this headline, switching gears here.
So As it pertains to the whole Lindsay Clancy thing, Mari Healy. There's a program in Massachusetts apparently that Involves Nurse calls to postpartum mothers. And she's wanting to expand that.
So This is a horribly written piece of our Daily Mail, by the way. They buried the lead. Mara Healy wants to provide quote-unquote free home visits by nurses to all mothers with newborns.
Now That sounds like, oh, it's a free checkup. No, it sounds like monitoring, doesn't it? Does it sound like monitoring to you?
Sounds like that to me. Boston Globe reported it. They want to uh Send out nurses and expand this program to every postpartum mother in the state. Is it going to be mandatory? They haven't said.
I don't know how I feel about that. Does that sound to y'all out there like that's Monitoring? Kane, does that sound like monitoring to you? Not really. You don't think so?
I don't like it. I think Isn't that what the families are for? That's what the families are for. But what do you mean free? That's going to be a lot of money to send a nurse out to every single home in the state.
That's going to be incredibly expensive because It's there's sixty they said that there's on average sixty eight thousand newborns in Massachusetts annually.
So how much is that going to cost taxpayers?
Now, she's already allocated. She's already. uh allocated two million dollars to it but that's just the starting Price, you know it's going to grow from there. Another taxpayer-funded government program. You know, the Lindsey Clancy case, cases like this are rare.
They happen. You know, like we always talk about gun control. Mass casualty incidents are rare, but they happen. Incidents like the Clancy case, they are rare, but they happen. That is the exception, not the rule.
We should not be doing stuff like this on exceptions. at all whatsoever. And that's in Massachusetts. In Massachusetts, they'll take your kid away if you don't trans them or affirm their pronouns. That's the same government that you want sending nurses door to door to check on postpartum moms.
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I just assume that. I don't know, I want a little whole little drone army of surveillance. I would like that. Whole drone army of surveillance. I don't know.
I'm not going to use this.
Okay, so Florida Woman Amber sent me the grossest. Florida woman story, and I'm not reading it. And I think you know which one I'm talking about, Kane. Yeah, it involved the fa the Florida woman and her family dog, and that's all I'm saying. I'm not doing, no, I'm not even, we're not doing anything else.
So, a Florida woman. Met a man at a club. He was thought she was really into him. And uh decided he she shu he was gonna take her home with him, she went. Then she drugged him and stole his $100,000 Rolex watch.
Okay, first off. If you have that kind of money to spend, I hope you are also like donating some to your church. But I still don't understand, even if I was a billionaire, I don't think I could pay six figures for a watch. I really don't think I could. Right.
I would even be able to bring myself to pay Like anything over $20 for a t-shirt. Like the t-shirt I'm in now, I literally got on Amazon. Everyone's like, What do you get yourself? I literally buy in bulk on it. I'm not even joking.
The shirt was like $9. What? I wouldn't go to the club with a $100,000 damn watch. No, I wouldn't either. And that's the thing.
It's like, And also You can dress nice without being blanked out like that, but I mean, what message are you sending? I don't know. So this. thirty two year old woman. Her name is Linda May Kraus.
Of course, her name is Linda with a why, y'all. She's accused of a similar scheme at least four other times in Miami-Dade County, allegedly drugging her victims before making off with their valuables. And that is according to the probable cause affidavit. Briar County case she is being charged for stems from an encounter at the Carousel Club. She struck up with a conversation with a man around midnight, and he thought she was legit into him.
Look. She's probably not. She's probably going to drug you and steal your watch. What is the, guys, what's the overall story? Don't be a whore.
That's it. That's the big story, right? That's it. Let's see. I'm not doing that one.
That one's nasty.
Some of y'all send me some. Kane gives me some, and then the rest of you send me the worst ones. And Kane has been trying not to send me the bad ones. Thank you, Kane. I appreciate you.
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Does it have to be mini though? Because the story starts out, it's Washington Post. The teenagers were given a simple task: spend three minutes petting or scratching a rescued miniature horse and donkey. And then they rated their anxiety levels after it.
Well, duh, we know this. But does it have to be a miniature? I mean, if you want to fully reduce your anxiety, it needs to be miniature. Otherwise, it's only halfway. You know what I mean?
I don't understand. I also would like a mini horse. I mean, it's just a big dog, right? I'd totally have a mini horse, man. I absolutely would.
Okay, the rest of the headlines. I got. Can you see what I got distracted by during break? Obviously.
So. This um Break bone fever. I don't even know what this is, but I don't like it. Mosquitoes, one of the most worthless creatures that have ever been created. Apparently it's that breakbone, what do they call it, the dengue, whatever fever?
Dengue. Den is it real, thank you, Dengay? Like Bengay, but with dens. Denge, thank you. It's a part of a larger outbreak.
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