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Welcome to the program. We got some law and order to get into. We're going to bust into some of the latest there with some of these other midterm races, but we got to do some housecleaning. You know, I come across weird things, and I talk about a lot of the stuff that's happening in the interparty of the GOP because I care about winning, and I feel like until we have other vehicles that can carry our agenda across that victory threshold, we got to you know maintain the vehicle that we have, and part of maintaining the vehicle that we have make is part of that is making. Sure that you don't put crap in the system.
Excuse the Portuguese, but it's true. I could say something a lot harsher, but I'm choosing not to. But you don't put garbage in the system. You know what I'm saying? Like if you got your vehicle and it needs to get you somewhere, you don't put sugar in the gas tank.
You know what I'm saying? You don't sit here and you don't put the bat. You don't. You don't put garbage in it. You take care of your vehicle, and that's how I look at.
The this current vehicle are are the the GOP the the right the big tent is having some problems, and this is you know to be expected because it's the first time that the right ever really truly decided to create a coalition. Right, the problem with that though is you have people who have appointed themselves bouncers of that coalition, and I. Don't like some of what I'm seeing. I saw this. I was on the fence as to whether or not I wanted to give this story that I'm about to share with you any attention.
Not really a story, but mainly an observance from me. And it's really kind of in the weeds, but I do think it's important for you to be aware of it because it informs some of the stuff that you're seeing in the headlines and with the party dynamics, right?
So, as you know, there is a major fight already under current about about who's going to control the GOP in twenty eight, and I don't mean the head of the party. I am not talking about President. I am not talking about Trump or whoever. I am talking about the rudder of the party specifically. As you know, the GOP has always, and I've written about this at Substack quite a bit, the GOP has always had.
I would say the evangelical Christian hand on the the spiritual rudder of the movement. Correct. It's you've always had that sort of guidance, a Christian guidance, and everybody's always been a part of it. I've never looked at it as though one entity was kind of shoved out or whatever.
So there is a two prong battle underway to control this. You have. One half, which is the super hyper nationalist that has already dove into socialists, that is the Red Green Alliance. That's the Kattucker Carlsons and all of that. Although he's got a foot in both camps, and then you have now this.
Religious domination fight, denomination fight. There are people who think that we need to go back to I don't know Catherine Medici's time in France, and you know, with the and have the the fights again between Protestants and Catholics. Apparently, because and I've told you before that there has been political activism in this vein to sort of reshape. That Christian control of the rudder of the right, and you know, really the reason that it is is because it is nothing more than an attempt to politicize orthodoxy, like the Russians do, so as to take as to take control of the right's rudder. That's really ultimately what it is.
So there was this little thing called the National Conservatism Whatever Convention. None of these people are actually conservatives, by the way. They think they are. They're really not.
Now, how do we know this?
Well, because if you're a conservative, you're not talking about things that would violate the enumerated rights, big government things that actually go beyond the scope and authority of what the government can or cannot do in Article One, Section Eight.
So, if you are for going beyond the enumerated powers, I don't really think you're a conservative, right? That's how because we're talking about conserving the individual right. That is classical Tocqueville. Liberalism, which is ultimately that's the original constitutionalism, the individual is the center of that universe, and the government is merely a tool to help the individual administer. These people have it inverted; the government administers the individual.
So that's not really a conservative viewpoint, and this is reflected by the policies that they have publicly supported and the statements that they have publicly made.
So they had my understanding. I didn't follow this last year because I don't care. I didn't care. I get so tired of the interparty stuff. But they had this last year, this little NatCon convention, and apparently it didn't go over so well.
So they decided to make it super spicy, and they went to Jerusalem. And I'm not going to play all the audio, but there was, for instance, one of the things that, and I guess we'll go ahead and play the the successor thing. One so this was one of the statements that was made.
Now remember, we're two years out and we haven't even won a midterm yet, guys. We'll just play a little of this. Watch. This has been alluded to already, but I want to point out where this is most particularly poignant on the right. J.D.
Vance is the successor to Donald Trump. J.D. Vance. Not Marco Rubio, not Ted Cruz, not anybody else who can throw their hat in the ring. And this is most particularly where the issue, this Nazi hunting, anti-Semitic hunting issue, is being used to actually try to give the neo-cons power back again after a Trump era.
We support JD Vance. MAGA supports JD Vance.
Okay. First off, there's a lot of words that were said there. I'm not familiar with who this guy is, but he's not the brightest. Bulb in the box. What did I don't understand the Nazi hunting thing?
What did that? What is that about? I mean, if someone comes out there, you talking about? It sounds like they're defending defending the Fuentez guy because I think he's one of them. I mean, I'm just assuming by the things that they say that they were really offended that people were criticizing a guy who said he verbatim loved Hitler, and I think that makes you a Nazi.
I guess we're not. Are who the hell made you the bouncer of the movement? I haven't seen any of these people at any of the events or fights throughout in the past 15 years that have mattered. You're not the bouncer of the movement. Maybe that's why you had to go overseas and talk smack about American citizens on foreign soil, because you couldn't do it here, because they'd eat your lunch.
That's probably why. This is crazy.
So, I look at this. And I, my first thought was, we're two years out from a midterm. That's number one. Number two, whoever the hell this guy is, you don't get to tell us who the next person we're going to vote on is. We, I'm an American.
If you don't like our election system, feel free to leave, because clearly you haven't done enough for it to even be able to call the shots right now.
So, we do not have a coronation. We have an election system. I'm pretty damn proud of our election system. I'm proud of the way it works. We have our primaries and we have our general.
We decide, not some overfed lobbyist who probably is an unregistered fair agent. We get to decide, not some not people who go overseas to talk smack about their country and to verbally attack voters. We get to decide, not you. We do, and we're two years out. We kind of have a midterm that y'all aren't involved in.
Clearly, we have a midterm that we got to win first. That's number one. Number two, I don't have a dog in the fight for 2028, but I will caution people, especially those who are on K Street, like these cats, and all of them are on K Street. These are all lobbyists. These are all establishment people who need dictionaries for Christmas.
Because they really are the neocons. These are the establishment guys. These are the guys who promote the Bush compassionate conservative programs. They're all on record of doing it. I'll caution: when you start lecturing people about who they should vote for, you're going to harden their hearts like that.
That could be the worst thing that you people do right now. That these guys do. Is tell people that they don't have a choice; that the choice is being made for them by K Street lobbyists, and to go internationally, overseas, and to tell that to them is hysterical. That's just just his irony. But you will harden people's hearts and make them resentful by telling them that you're abridging their right of participating in our election system.
That is probably one of the dumbest mistakes that I've seen anybody make, and that's how you know that these guys aren't don't do enough in the system, because they haven't been around regular voters enough to recognize this.
So that's one of the other tells. The other thing too that I saw was this idea, and I like commented about it on at one point. One of the speakers got up there and said that, "Oh well, some of the evangelicals out there they here stand with Israel as a religious duty, and many others feel it's condescending that their faith is dependent on the interests of a foreign nation." That was a direct quote stated at one of those.
So, first thing is literally no one is saying. To stand with Israel as a religious duty. Nobody's saying this. This is like what the left does. They make these crazy accusations.
It's something that is made up as a way to cast aspersions on the character of good Christians who support an ally for the purpose of national security. Anything else is bearing false witness.
Now, I've had people tell me, "Well, Dana, there are some people who say I'm going to be real clear with you." So I'm non-denominational. I am not an orthodoxy. I am not one of those people that are trying to make a Russian-like orthodoxy here in the United States, as as a way of using the church to justify the actions of the state. I'm not into doing that. I am Church of Christ, non-denominational.
I do not interpret Scripture in a dispensationalist way. And I think revelations already. I think revelations already happened. I just actually am finishing a great book by the late Jim McQuiggin on this. But I do believe that we have an ally, and I support my ally.
For the purpose of national security, and I also believe in history. It's my, it's it's our ally's land, supported by thousands of years of antiquity. And if you think that it isn't, then what you are telling me is that you take issue with everything that is said in the Bible that notes the land and where the Jews are at this particular time, and Jesus and everything else. Then you are calling into question the veracity of the Bible, which neither sounds Christian nor American first.
So. That is how I view it, and I think that the refusal to acknowledge that is purposeful by these people. Even the devil can quote scripture. No, that was a good quote from Shakespeare.
So, it's I just I don't take it seriously when I see people who are advocating against Article One, Section Eight. They're promoting Democrat-like big government that we defeated in the Tea Party days. They're promoting Russian-style orthodoxy in the United States while simultaneously bearing false witness against good people of good character simply because they want to emotionally blackmail them into allowing their religion to be used as a tool to drive votes. I mean, ultimately, that's kind of what it is. I just take issue with this whole thing.
It's probably why there were tens of people there. And I just think it's weird to go overseas and do it. Also, it's very interesting.
Now, I will say this: I thought it was funny because during the RNC, I can't remember what night it was, and you can go ahead and change the screen. During the RNC, one of the individuals pictured, I guess, had had organized this like woke Reich debate. And they had like a bunch of woke rikers, like Fuentes fans and stuff like that, that were apparently participating in this. And the morning of, they're like, "Yeah, why don't you come down and debate us?" The morning of, and I already had a Fox News hit that night, and there were four people who flew into town. Specifically, because we were meeting and having a dinner, and I'm like, I I'm supposed to can all that because you waited until the last minute to invite me to a debate because you knew that you would have your lunch eaten.
I thought that was very interesting, and they made a big performative show of it on social media. These people are not serious, nor are they genuine. And when they show you who they are, believe them. I've told you this a number of times, and I'm happy to name names. And I'm just about there.
I'm kind of doing it already. There are a lot of people in this movement that aren't who they say they are. There are a lot of people who say that they're Christians, but I've watched them at the bar at CPAC as they pick up another woman that's not their wife. Or I watch people who act like they're you know these great Christians, but I see some not great Christian behavior privately. Or there are people who say that they support.
The conservative movement, while they betray it by taking money under the table in a lot of shady deals, just because we're in politics does not mean people are any more genuine than the actors and actresses you see in Hollywood. And in fact, the more that you see them on the circuit in D.C., typically the more compromised they are. I have never been wrong about a judge of character, and some of the people I'm talking about I've met. And my red flags went up, and I've never been wrong. Just saying, so just know this: a lot of this stuff.
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Well, I got good news for those of you, especially you kids out there. Listen to this: if you don't like eating your vegetables, use this to argue with your parents. This is why nobody lets their kids listen to the show. Vegetables are half as nutritious now as they were in the '60s. Five a day advice.
Now they're like, "Yeah, we got to update it." And they studied it in Britain.
Now they're thinking that it's pretty much applicable everywhere. But they said that, particularly in the UK, the nutritional value of fruit and vegetables has fallen by up to fifty percent because of declining soil quality. They said that Deep Science Ventures. These are their canes over here. Like he's in church, nodding his head.
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And it's not just it's a UK study, but they were looking at several different areas.
So yeah, that's a pretty significant thing. Let's see. Oh, a devil, satanic prayer causes uproar at a city council meeting, and the headlines like some people did something. But it was yeah.
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You know, you just get you a stanny, pull, put some soda in your stanny, some tea, and you just. Sit there and you take it all in because this is exactly what happened at this city council meeting. They lost it; it overshadowed everything else, and for the next 80 minutes, there was weeping and gnashing of the teeth. Let's see here: a man in Ohio was jailed because he texted a Shrek's dong to someone, like a picture of Shrek's dong to a state senator. Yeah, and apparently, the guy DJ Burns he sent it to this Ohio lawmaker.
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The moment you talk about something ever so slightly manly or that may have something to do with Texas, he's like, ding, ding, ding. By the way, that Telfrico hates all of them because he's a freak. It's just hysterical. He talks. He's like, this is a guy that eats lettuce, not steak.
This is what he said. He just there was this Texas affiliate that did a an interview with him, and I just thought that was hysterical. Oh, that I really do think. Sidebar, real quick. Sidebar, real quick.
Maybe this is more of a primary thing and not a general thing. But I really do think that there should be a test that voters in a primary make candidates go through before they make it through the primary. You know, and I think that it's very easy. It's very easy series of questions. Just very and just a couple questions.
First is how do you like your steak prepared? How do you like it done? If you have a politician that says, "Well, I like it, well done," not only should he not be elected, but I feel like he should immediately be deported. But Dana, you'd say this guy. What if they live here for?
I don't care. Find out where they came from and send him back because something in that gene pool is wrong.
Well done steak. I almost can't even be friends with somebody who has a well done steak. That is almost more divisive to me than what you think about the Trump accounts. You know what I mean? Actually, think it probably is because that is you know a holy thing, the meat.
So that's number one. Number two is ask them to shoulder a rifle because if they can't, if they lean back like a cis, if they put their chicken wing out, their elbow out, if they just have bad form. That's a telltale sign that this person may stab you in the back on firearms later because they they know not what they do. Just feel like that's also a test. You know what I'm saying?
Feel like that's a test. Let's see. I had a third. Oh, okay. Here's the third one.
Here's the third one. The third one. This is very easy. You should. And this could go.
This could maybe go two ways. I could break this into a two part. But you could ask them: Do you think Green Day is punk, or do you like the band Rush? I didn't realize that the latter was not a universe. I mean, they're they're very you know phenomenal group.
I mean, it's three people. That sounds like a you know whole bunch of whole crew of band members. I feel like that. That's a good measure too. I can't think anything else, but I feel like those three right off the bat.
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So yesterday, and again, welcome back. If you haven't subscribed over at the newsletter, you should. Yesterday, oh gosh, I got so many things to get into. Good heavens. Ah, we'll start with this.
Because it was October seventh, I had all of these. You know, there was a lot of bot accounts that were really active on social media yesterday, and I had this one account because Piers Morgan was disagreeing with me, and he's wrong. You know, I can't agree with him because then we'd both be wrong, and that's no fun for anybody. But I saw this on social media. It was this broad named Yara from Gaza.
This account. And oh my gosh, this account was like everything that this account said.
Well, as a mother in Gaza, as a mother in Gaza, as a mother in Gaza, as a mother in Gaza, over and over and over again, asking for money. And they were trying to share with me a photo, which they insisted happened in Gaza, and the IDF did it. And they shared it a couple of times before, and I've seen it. This exact photo shared. By other individuals, but what really tipped me off with this one is a the fact that it looked fake, but b the fact that I had seen it elsewhere, and this account was pretending that it was something that they took, and subsequent posts.
So I went through this whole account, and I looked at all their social media posts. And this part, they were asking for tons of money. They had like a digital, I guess it's the pally version of GoFundMe. I don't know, but they were asking for money and all this stuff.
So I saw this photo and I went to research it. What I found out was that this account that's claiming—I don't think it's a mother from Gaza. I think they're probably in Gaza or they're using a VPN. But they were pushing this photo, and what I found out when I looked at this photo, this photo that and Juan's showing it to you is over ten years old. And it's actually well, not well.
Ten years old. Actually, it's ten years old this year. The photo this account was insisting was from Gaza is in fact not from Gaza. It is from Syria in 2016.
So a little research led me to find the it's this organization. It's the Syria National Human Rights Organization. It's this nonprofit, and it's they have statistics about Syria, etc., etc. But what I found out was that the image was in this report that they put out, and the bodies actually this was in July of 2016, and it was due to a Russian strike in a residential area in Syria. It was a neighborhood outside of Aleppo.
That's where the photo was from, and it was shared a trillion times yesterday by all of these accounts, saying that if you if you support the alliance of the royal, you support this.
Well, that was literally a that was a from a Syrian strike. It was a Syrian strike. If it it from twenty sixteen, and I kept seeing these over and over again. I mean, for crying out loud. These and I, I made note of this on social.
I'm like, by the way, I just really think that this account's probably a terrorist trying to raise money. Just saying, got to be really careful with this stuff. There were so many people who were responding.
So I put a community note on it. There were so many people that were responding to this. Like, this is so horrible. I can't believe that. And I saw actual like like commentators in the U.S.
replying to it. Like, not a single person thought. Let me look up this photo. Let me look it up and make sure that you're saying that it is what you're saying that it is. Let me just check.
Not a single person said this. Not one.
Now I'm used to hearing this from the press. What I don't like seeing it is I don't like seeing it from people that complain about the press, but then they go along with this stuff. It's the same thing. You can't have it both ways. Just really, just despicable stuff.
Now, a few other things. I there's a great piece that Lorraine has right now up on the latest with the Cornell case, the Cornell Seven. This case is insane, and Lorraine did a good job at putting it all together because there have been so many developments.
Now, just to give you the. Just if you're not familiar with it, it's a woman who accused a group of seven individuals at a fraternity at Cornell of raping her, and she apparently it happened two years ago, and it was investigated by Cornell, and they found that it was consensual, and they went from there, and they didn't press charges because there were texts where she was actually soliciting it. She wasn't approached. She was soliciting it, and they are trying to say, as Lorraine notes, that the media is trying to. You know, they named all of the people that were accused, but they have not named the woman doing the accusing.
And they said that she was drunk, and she was drugged, and she was attacked by seven members of this Cornell frat. And then, now that the truth comes out.
Well, this is. I'll just read you what Lorraine wrote. Quote: She got white girl wasted at a bar, and a guy that she like. Sidebar: White girl wasted. That has to be like an album or a band name.
Like think of like Rat, but all women.
Okay. She quote: She got white girl wasted at a bar, and a guy that she liked asked her to go back to the frat for a three person romentrical time. And things spiraled out of control. And then she did ketamine off of a guy's male copulatory organ, and apparently she had invited other people to get involved.
So then she waited and filed a civil suit two years after. I and I think the reason is she has regret, but regret does not mean rape. Regret is not rape. I think that a lot of people were talking about the fact that she was a giant whore and that she was literally soliciting all of these frat guys and in text inviting them to do these things that she's now accusing them of doing.
So it looks like she was trying to have like rescue her rep right now. Lori notes that all of the Clancy. The Clancy Squad—they all swarmed to it, and now they have like I am Jane Doe, which is basically like the new Me Too or the Believe All Women or whatever. And when the investigators looked in this case though in twenty four, there was literally they found no crime. She admitted in writing that she had gone along with everything and it was consensual.
And she said it not only in text, but she also apparently said it in her interview that was transcribed, and they have as part of the case. And it sounds like she was really embarrassed because it was such what she did was so wild and over the top that people naturally talked about it, and that it really. Harmed her reputation. Her behavior really harmed her reputation and compromised her. And so this was her way of trying to salvage that and rectify the situation was to ruin theirs.
I mean, they. This is the craziest thing. I'm not gonna. I don't want to get into all the details. The post is up at Substack because some of them are very.
Some of our markets are going to be like, oh my gosh, stop. But the reason none of the guys were ever pressured is because of what she said. She said that, you know, they she even basically gave them culpable denial, like culpability, because or non culpability because she was she was the one who was saying that they were continually checking in with her, making sure that she was okay and everything was fine, and she kept consenting and going forward. She said this. She said this.
But then, here's the crazy thing: one of the guys who did not want to have anything to do with it anymore, he sent an email to the college claiming that he was the one who was assaulted and sodomized by her, and that he was completely incapacitated, and that the frat covered it up.
So, is she one of the Cornell Seven? I mean, I feel like that—that's a fair question, right? And that he also recorded a phone call with her, in which she verbatim said that she was sober that night when she arrived at the frat house. And then the bar confirmed, "Oh no," she said she came here and was drinking. She didn't ever order a drink here, and apparently they have CCTV footage.
So. Her story has completely fallen apart. It's a Moonies bar and nightclub. They insisted they never served her any alcohol. I mean, there is not going to be a bar that is going to, as Lorraine notes, risk its liquor license by knowingly serving someone who is underage, especially in a college town like that, in a in the area of town that it's in.
Very visible. They're not going to do that. And she apparently did ketamine, a lot of ketamine. And as Lorraine notes, we're supposed to trust her memory over everybody else's. This is a girl who's already lied repeatedly, proven demonstrably lied repeatedly, and she willingly repeatedly did ketamine.
Ketamine or ketamine, ketamine.
So this is like another example. What there is no there is no accountability for women in society. Krista Pike, Lindsey Clancy, those other broads, this chick. There is never accountability. I don't want to hear another damn thing about women and sexism and everything else.
I really don't, because there is no accountability for this. This girl was a giant whore. She ruined a reputation because she skanked around, and then she decided because she regrets the way her behavior compromised her reputation that she's now going to falsely accuse people of rape. I think seven times over, she should get the punishment that would have been given to these guys. Times seven.
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So you can like do the math on that. But yeah, that's this article is absolute garbage. He still got in trouble. It's going to be like a felony because of the cost of everything. Let's see, a Florida man was arrested because the FBI discovered during a raid that he it was a cockfighting ring that he had several thousand roosters.
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I've got like 141 inane letters from Elizabeth Warren.
Some of them shows like she doesn't even know foreign exchange. She sent another one on the bond market.
So you know we had foreign exchange for dummies.
Now we're going to have bond market for dummies for her and her staff.
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So Scott Bessent says that her letters don't understand foreign exchange, and now she's going to get the bond markets for dummies book. I think that probably needs to just be sent out to everyone in the Democrat Party, not just her, because I think it's it's a an epidemic. It's an epidemic of oh. Financial illiteracy is the word that I'm looking at. Yeah, so that's yeah.
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All right, so a dad and his son were stalked by a boat-eating shark, guys, in Australia. And they have like photos and videos of it. And I got to say, the all sharks kind of look angry. This one looked pretty cranky. But they said that the father and son they were fishing on their boat, kind of Windang Island, just north of Shell Harbour.
And they said a less friendly angler joined them. That's actually not a bad Australian accent. Come on, come on. But they said that it was about an eight and a half foot shark appeared, circled the vessel, nudged the boat. They were terrified because it kept hitting their little boat, and they said they've never seen such a large shark.
And it was super aggressive. They said they've been around sharks before, but it would not leave them alone. And they, one like some of the people that were responding to it, said that they have a boat with a motor that has scratches on it because where the shark was biting it. Biting the motor, even. Oh my gosh!
Let's see. So we also have Costco fans are renovating their houses to make unloading groceries easier. A small door directly attached to their pantry. I think this is dumb. Just bring your stuff in and make your kids put it away like every other everybody else.
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