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Next day on Hulu. She comes from a country that is essentially not even a country, Somalia. It's a real s***house.
Okay, it's got no government. It's got no police protect. All they do is have people running around shooting each other. Then she comes over here and she say, and she wants to tell us how to run America. She wants to tell us how to run the United States of America.
And she'll say, I have constitutional rights. And she never heard the word concert. She never saw that before. See that, she never saw that before. She says she has rights.
She does. The investigation, by the way, is blowing up even more. And I was reading this morning about how her brother. They were able to get DNA from her brother, who's not even in the United States.
So that was clearly. This is. I mean, a well. Very long planned.
Well, I mean, it's spanned how many presidential administrations now, too? Yeah, yeah, at least.
So this has been going on for quite some time. And there's look, where there's this much smoke, y'all, there's fire. There's at this point, there's almost from whatever everything I've read, there's almost nothing that she can do that would, I think. Exonerate her at this point because there's just so much, there's so many questions and there's so much fraud surrounding her immigration process. And you know we are a nation of laws.
And I'm so tired of this. I mean, I had an event last night. I'm kind of burning both ends right now. I had an event last night that I was at, so apologize, apologies if the voice is a week, a little bit weak today, but. The, quite the big topic that everybody was talking about was about this not just Islamification, but this stuff that we're seeing in France, and we've been seeing in Milan, and we've seen in a number of different countries, the United States.
There's just this push, and this coupled with. The documentation and audio, the data, Republican released, which kind of I, I don't want to sound fatalist or ungrateful for anybody's work, and it is valuable because it confirmed what we knew, but that's just the thing. Like we knew, and it just this is just literally having everything that you ever thought confirmed. Further, as if it wasn't enough with the U.S. aid stuff, right?
The USAID. If it wasn't enough with all of that, now here's this on top of it.
So, I we've just been seeing this this huge push. What I feel like the stuff that we're seeing in Minnesota, the stuff that we're seeing in Michigan, is kind of like the beginning of what was happening in England and in. France and elsewhere. We're just in an earlier stage of it.
So, welcome to the radio program, Dana Lash. With you, it's top of this first hour here on Wednesday, and we'll unpack this and a whole bunch of other more stuff. We're also going to get into.
Some of the I'm so tired of talking about the trade stuff with WNBA. I would literally rather choke on a chicken bone, like Mama Cass, than have to. I'm just so I want them to fit, figure it out, make these bitches figure it out. I'm so tired of it, Kane. It's the same damn story every day.
Guess what? The WNBA is retarded. Guess what, guys? It's another day. They're retarded still.
I'm not sure you brought it up at all yesterday, did you? I purposefully because I'm tired of talking about it. Unless somebody does something, I don't want to hear anything about it. You know, everybody can sit here and you know clout chase and stunt and all this. Do something about it then.
For crying out loud, then call in some chits, C H I T S. Call it, call them in.
So, again, welcome to the radio program. The issue here with And Trump is his schedule. If you've seen where he's going, he's going to some of these hotly contested areas for campaigning. It's getting we because all of this is so crazily timed. Think of it: you got the stuff in France, you've got this here U.S.
aid. All of this stuff, like in the same, you know, multi in the same span of like the the last same six months. I don't believe in coincidences in politics. I think that a lot of stuff was uncovered. I definitely think that the left would absolutely love to see a color revolution.
Well, they're trying it already here. I would, I would, I bet the left would love to see something like France pop off because they they can use that as a way to get out the vote. They're trying so hard, trying so hard to do it. The destabilization, the the everything.
So. A number of things we're gonna we're gonna touch on today, and then of course we have our our headlines and our today's. Let's just dive into it because it's Wednesday and everybody's already exhausted, and this year's not even over.
So, pulling up everything I have for you. This we oh we also have Russia and Steve Witkoff went to Russia and he kind of it seems like he hit a hornet's nest because he called. Putin a humanitarian for letting that one guy go, so we'll we'll dive into that. Although I care less about that right now at this point, I think a lot of people are just mad at Steve Witkoff, is what it seems like. All right, so starting off, we've got this whole this investigation.
Pulling this up here with these ex U.S. aid officials. And the report. Is well, and all the research and the audio is pretty crazy. Data Republican, do you know how Data Republican got all this information?
If you haven't seen it, so what she did is announced that she has these recordings and these emails and all of this other stuff. She called it the Democracy Files, and you have all of these leftists that are in all of these groups that are talking about all the different ways that they can sit here and they can undermine U.S. elections. It's not a surprise. It's what the left wants to do.
It's what they what they love. But you know how she got all this information.
So somebody who was in these conversations, apparently, recorded it. Was having like AI transcribe stuff and ended up downloading it or up sorry uploading it to a Google Drive that was public, and someone found the URL. Which I think it was somebody in the group that tipped him off, but somebody found the URL and sent it to her. Did you know? Can did you know that's how it was done?
Yeah, that's how it all came to be. Very interesting.
So you have these these people who are talking about taking extra constitutional measures to make the transit. I mean, it's the same stupid, brain dead, you know, intellectually vapid stuff that fat, chunky, worthless pieces of space occupying meat sacks, Marxist discuss normally. Anyway, we're gonna we're gonna have a revolution, man. We're gonna have a revolution, and they were talking about the protest ecosystem. We all know the protest ecosystem.
You guys get your decrepit old billionaires to prop up these barely literate street activists, and then you try to make it. You try to create violence and chaos in the streets, and then that's used as a way to inspire people to go vote. When you're not siphoning off taxpayer dollars with the USAID stuff. There's a lot. I'm not going to go through the whole thread because it's a lot, and I'm not going to go through the whole thread.
But long story short, is that these recordings. I mean, these recordings are. I mean, this is. These are thousands of files that go back. I think a year, and there were there are a couple of hundred of these officials, these U.S.
aid officials that were doing all of this, and they had the. Conspirators. They had red lines that they wanted to cross. They wanted to manipulate elections. They wanted to create like a triggering moment that was a that that they can use.
I mean, it it is. I mean, it's exactly what you would think. They. I mean, there was about two hundred of them. These people.
Worked with U.S. Aid. They worked with the all of these these different. I mean, there's too many to mention. All of these different organizations, things like, for instance, United Democracy Alliance.
That's one of them. They created all. They have all of these little groups that they all got taxpayer funding for. And the what they discussed in these files that were released is. Manipulating elections, suppressing speech, going through the state level, local, municipal—I mean, the whole.
I mean, it's this. I mean, is this is is this a surprise to everybody but me? I am so underwhelmed because I just expect this of the left. I expect this of the left. Is it just me?
I'm like whoopety doo da. It's a day that ends in Y. For me, yeah, we know how they feel. But having this proof is is definitely another level up, in my opinion. I think that this proof is exactly what you need when you're talking about this and you're trying to tell the left, hey, we know this is what your motives are.
They're like, nah, you're making this up. No, we have the proof now. We have it. On video, we have it in audio form. We have it in document form.
I think that's a level up for me. Yeah, maybe. I mean, we haven't. I mean, it's not a level up; it's just confirmation of what we already knew. That's the level up.
You know what really pisses me off, and I am not apologizing for my speech because you'd rather have me cuss and pistol whipping people in the street at this point. I am not joking. I am being dead serious. I am so tired of of these people. If you want your communist hellhole on Earth, go to China.
If you want your Islamist hellhole on Earth, pick an Islamist country. There's a lot to choose from. There are so few. In fact, I mean, I would say maybe it's the United States. Maybe Argentina is getting towards that.
Maybe Israel because of their democratic processes that they have. The way that it's set up is a little kooky, in my opinion, but it's the way they run things. I mean, there are not. A lot of countries anymore, maybe Italy, where you really do have that freedom and you have that representation. Things have been sliding down this hill towards tyranny for pretty much every European nation and many nations in the West.
Canada, for I mean, well, and I would add Japan to our list too. Japan can be like our Israel in the Indo Pacific, but it's. It is just it's fascinating to see the countries that are left standing, and the previous regimes that have fallen, the previous empires that were kind of you know beacons that have fallen, because of, I mean Sepuku, I have no other way to put it. We have some audio coming up where Emmanuel Macron was taking great exception. To the people saying that France was invaded, he's offended, guys.
Like, like you care that he's offended? He's offended. These leaders care more about the people that are invading their country and terrorizing their people than they do about their people. Just, I, I mean, and and it would be one thing if these if you had people coming into these countries that wanted to add to the value of what the country already was, but they don't. They want their own little fiefdoms.
They want their own little Their own rules, their own regulations, their own Sharia courts, their own everything—siloed but in control. That would be—it would be something if they were not doing that. We have a lot on elections.
Some of the latest early voting. I'm going to tell you, I need you everybody to stop. I've heard from so many people out there asking me about early voting, guys. I don't put any stock in early voting because Republicans do not early vote. We have a lot more to hit.
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Next day on Hulu. And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick Five. All right.
So, ADHD is apparently linked to seventy-one percent higher death risk, according to a study. Seventy-one percent. They said suicide risk nearly doubled. Injury, natural cause death rose by fifty-five percent. Medication linked to twenty-five percent lower death risk.
I'm getting tired of these studies. Hey, guess what? 100 of people die. That's just crazy, man. We've got to fund a commission to study this.
What? 100 of people die. All everybody's gonna die. We're all gonna die. Just want to let you know.
Don't freak out. It's just part of things, you know. Don't you get tired? Come on.
So this 71. They said that a higher risk, higher risk of dying than any from any cause than people without the condition. What about people who are annoying? What? What?
How many deaths does that cause a year? Like annoying people? What about idiot politicians? How many deaths do idiot politicians cause a year? Right?
I am just saying. Nineteen million Texans are registered to vote, breaking the record. And I'll be damned if nineteen million Texans don't go out and vote. I'm I'm going to riot. I don't care if I'm the only person in the middle of the street.
I'm going to go and mess some stuff up. It's gonna. It's whoa, whoa is everything. Nineteen million. They said it's a record.
Now, if we do not have high voter turnout, registrations are up. They said two point two percent from the last major general election. Fast-growing suburban counties have some of the biggest growth rates. Oh, and our county, Tarrant, which is considered a swing county because the Republicans—I don't what—they've been stepping on their faluses here—was the biggest county that had a drop in registered voters. We had thirty-two thousand fewer voters compared to four years ago.
Ein, why are you looking at me like that? It doesn't. I know. You know why it doesn't sound right? Because it took me a half hour to go like two miles yesterday in Tarrant County.
I know it doesn't sound right.
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So go back to the first study where I said annoying people probably take. I'm just saying, I'm just saying. I bet all of their health is imperiled on that set. We have a lot more on the way. Stick with us, ladies.
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Next day on Hulu. Welcome, ladies and gents, back to. The program. We're at the top of this third hour with you. Happy Wednesday.
We've made it halfway through the week. Do you guys want to hear something funny? I know you do. I know you guys do. This is a story that was on over at Wired.
Oh boy, you're gonna want to settle in for this because you're gonna have a good laugh.
So go ahead, take your sip of coffee, your soda, whatever. Here's the headline. And this ran over at Wired. This ran yesterday. It is so bad.
The headline is this: They flood Trump's America.
Now they regret it. The internet told them that Europe was a social paradise. It turns out that the trains are awful. The healthcare isn't free, and people can be really mean. Not kidding.
So, here are some. Select parts now. Bear with me. Ready. This is from this story where it profiles these Americans who decided they were going to leave the United States and go to Europe.
Like this one couple who were in their twenties, they didn't have any kids, and they decided to move to a town just outside of London. The woman's name is Annie, and in twenty twenty four. She was living in the southern part of the United States, and they decided that they were so enchanted by the idea of life in a British suburb. You know, they go on Instagram and they see all of these towns in the Cotswolds, and they're oh my good goodness, it just looks so lovely. And they decided that they were going to move over there.
It's much better than the United States, probably, right?
So the story says, "quote They moved before the end of the year, but the reality of life in the U.K. was dramatically different to what she, to what Annie, had imagined." She said, "quote There are huge misconceptions about access to quality healthcare, standard of living. The quality of life is significantly lower than in the U.S." She says, citing the challenges she experienced. With the National Health Services maternity care.
Now, remember, they started in fall of twenty twenty, and they moved. and She got pregnant. She got pregnant with her first baby, and she says, as well as the lack of disposable income in Britain, thanks to lower salaries. She says, "This quote: things in the UK that are considered luxury items are very common in the United States, like a dishwasher and a dryer." She says. She says that she experienced a high amount of anti-American sentiment straight away.
Adding, she says she found it particularly surprising how people feel so comfortable mocking her accent and her culture, even she says in a workplace environment. She says the UK is very much a place of it is what it is, but as Americans, we're always taught to improve and strive for better things.
So now Annie and her husband have an exit plan for summer of next year. That's the earliest that their employers would allow for them to move back home. But it doesn't end there. Another woman, a journalist and a consultant, she recently, the article says, returned to New York after she spent three years in Spain and Edinburgh. She says that she had shoes in Scotland.
She said she had few expectations of her life in Scotland, and she says she wasn't glossy-eyed about Europe, but she was surprised and delighted. She says about how educated and intellectually curious everyone was, but when it came to work, she says she found the slowness to be a real drawback. She says something that she took for granted in the American outgoingness and default to action, where the question is how can we lab collaborate. She says, "quote Generally speaking, I also found that the American work style, for better or worse, moves much faster, and you can get a yes or no in less time." This article is literally full of people who had these. They're all leftists.
And they had this starry eyed view of moving to Europe because they heard that Europe is so much better. Like they just couldn't get over the salary differences. What they couldn't get over the bureaucracy. And they just they just couldn't they just couldn't and they were there were they the article even talks about left you know leftists they're all leftists but they talk about people who specifically moved to Europe because they were so mad at Trump and now they're moving back. Not just the famous ones either, like Rosie O'Donnell.
She came back. Ellen DeGeneres. She came back. I mean, they all came back. Why are they all like older lesbians too?
I don't understand. Is the thing.
So most now, a lot of people. There's a lot of data that Wired looked at. The Financial Times said, for instance, a lot of people were applying to. Go to Ireland, and that's now dropping. And then there are a lot of Americans that are moving back now, and they all say the same thing.
Like there was one guy; he said that he moved to Britain in '23 because he just couldn't. He felt like his life had at a standstill post-COVID, and he just didn't like Trump.
Now, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. He did not like the lockdowns, but he moved to flipping Britain. Where everybody was locked down to the nth degree. This is it's like these people have zero self awareness. He says this now.
This is fascinating to me. He said, "quote Finding work was hard, and the endless bureaucracy." He said was horrible. He also added, "quote I miss the friendlier people, the freedom of speech, the ease of daily life." If you aren't born and raised there, and you don't look like you are, you will never be fully accepted." End quote. Which kind of goes along with what I've said. You can go, and actually, it's an it's an abridgment of what Reagan said.
You can go to France, but you can't be French. You can go to Italy, can't be Italian. Go to Ireland, can't be Irish. You go to Spain, can't be Spanish. But you can come to the United States, and you can be American.
But We have allowed ourselves to be taken advantage of. That doesn't say that we have to admit everybody in. We don't have to accept everybody in the United States. And you can be American. What does that suggest to you?
You assimilate. Interesting. It is fascinating. The and they said the article noted that there are tons of influencers. They went through all of these influencers, these American leftist influencers.
That all decided they were going to move to Europe, whether it was France, England, Spain, Germany. Seems Ireland, Ireland was a big one. And they have all these Reddit threads, and now everyone's like, "Oh my gosh, this is not what we expected." We're coming back. I feel like we shouldn't let them. Is that petty?
Feel the same way. Chat, is that me being petty? Chat's going to be like, "No, Dana, because you're loving." Yeah, Lorraine says because she lived in Italy, remember military family. She says she was often told "domani, domani, do, domani." Tomorrow, tomorrow, day after tomorrow, meaning they'll get to it when they get to it. Yeah, I've I've had friends that have lived like in Rome, and they're like, oh my gosh, like the bureaucracy.
If you have to get anything done, it moves at a snail's pace. It's so ridiculous. But all of these people now they're mad, and this is what's funny. Wired notes. And I found some of these influencer accounts, and they were very mad at the Wired piece.
That these influencers they come back and they talk about how they came back to the United States, and the commenters are dragging them.
So they're also mad because they have to close their comments because they're just getting made so much fun of. Yeah, because you guys are idiots. Who sits here and looks at this like, you know, pastoral scene in France, and is like, you know, I'm going to move there. I'm sure it's so much better. And it's not.
If you know anything about, I just can't. The guy who said that he went, he was upset. He's a leftist, and he was upset over lockdown, and he moved to Britain. Or the other one who saw these like beautiful bucolic scenes of the Cotswolds, the little stone houses, and you know the hedgerows, and they go and they're like, oh my gosh, this is miserable, and we don't feel like we belong. Yeah.
Nobody can touch the United States. We're just butter.
Sorry. Here's the thing, too. And by the way, this is an unintentionally honest sentence from Wired, and it stunned me. They try to like make up for it by insulting Maloney afterwards, but they say this quote: "Here's the sentence. The irony is that Europe is not a left wing paradise." Well, why does that sentence stand out to me so much?
Because the idea of a utopia. Utopia is Latin for literally nothing, non-existent. That's why Plato used it. It was a play on words. It's a non-existent place, and people have taken that to mean like a literal paradise.
Europe is not a left-wing paradise. What does the left wing think? The left wing. Has adopted tyranny and statism as a means of freedom because their idea of freedom is that everything is provided to you by the state, and so you have all this freedom. But that's not how it works, does it?
But that's literally how remedial they think. It is not like that over there. Like in Britain, the one guy was just despondent over the fact that he didn't have free speech. What did you? What did you think was going to happen?
You're looking at all of these news stories where they literally send police to go and question nine year olds because of something that because one woman said that one or no was it a twelve year old? She was a twelve year old autistic girl. This was a couple of years ago. You guys remember this story? Police came and visited her because she remarked that one of the police.
Officers who was a female and had very short hair looked like her grandmother, who had the exact same haircut, who happened to be a lesbian. And she asked the officer if she was a lesbian, and the and the the chick was so upset over it, they were going to arrest the girl. Until there was such backlash, they're like, she, you literally have her grandmother's haircut, like it's one of those short bobs, exact same hair, exact same hair color.
So she was like, oh, my grandmother was lesbian, maybe you are too. The officer was like, that's an insult. I know you guys remember that. You can't criticize anybody over there. You can't criticize Islamism.
There have been people who've been visited because they've criticized streets in London being shut down because they called a prayer, and if they criticize it on social media, they get a visit from the police. These are honest to god true things that are happening over there, and this guy thinks that it was going to be better. A number of these people think that they're going to be better. They're like four people that ended up coming back that that Wired mentions from the UK, and they're like, "Oh my gosh, it's so much better being back here." Oh, we're I thought it was a paradise over there. You guys got everything that you wanted, did you not?
I mean, this is insane.
So. These people have no idea. They don't. They don't like typical leftists. They have no idea what they're actually getting into.
They have no idea why they like certain things or why they support certain things. They just see this like curated idea of it.
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Hey y'all! It's Lauren La Rosa, and y'all know I always have the latest.
So on my new audio series, Love Lately, I'm getting into the conversations we're really having about love, relationships, and our sexual health. Every week, it's me and Dr. Contessa Metcalf, my big sister with a medical degree, breaking down what the culture says versus what the doctor says, and helping make sense of it all. Get into it. Another thing me and my friends don't really talk about is like how you're having conversations.
With people about getting tested, I'll be honest.
So many women don't feel comfortable talking about it, and they don't feel comfortable advocating for themselves. But let's go ahead and just put you in a position to where you can kind of empower yourself, and it isn't something. It's not a judgment thing. It brings that peace of mind that y'all can just do what y'all do and have a good time. Yeah, I say get tested together, and that's beautiful.
Brings you closer together. Listen to Love Lately with Lauren La Rosa from iHarts Ruby Studio on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. Brought to you by Gilead Sciences. Nine hundred and eleven. What's your emergency?
Please help us. They're everywhere. We think. They're murder hornets. Nine One One Nashville returns.
What's a homicide detective doing here? Three bodies on the ground with emergencies of biblical proportions. I will send swarms upon you and upon your people. That's one of the places in the Bible. And somebody's unleashing them on Nashville.
Ryan Phillippe joins Nine One One Nashville. All new Thursdays on ABC.
Next day on Hulu. It's his life mission to make bad decisions. It's time for Florida man. Oh my gosh, this is so insane! A Florida man took a hammer to a doctor's Tesla because his surgery got canceled over a sip of water.
So this was in Sumter County, Florida. A guy is accused of smashing up his doctor's Tesla. The windshield with a hammer. He was supposed to have surgery. Glenn Lee Ong, seventy-eight.
His surgery was canceled because he had he drank water before the procedure.
Now, some of these surgeries you have to fast, and you're not allowed to have anything in your stomach. It could actually be really bad if you don't. And apparently he, so they, the doctors. Tesla had, I mean, it got bashed. Two indentions in its windshield, and there's surveillance footage showing him with a, like one of those surgical masks on, approaching the car with a hammer.
He hit the windshield twice, got into his truck, drove away. Sixteen hundred dollars damage. This guy's probably now not going to get a surgery because he's not going to. Doctor's not going to operate on him now. Ong told police, "Saw the guy screw me over twice.
I was already dressed up to do the surgery, and he called it off because I had a sip of water." No, he's doing it for your own health, you absolute imbecile! What in the world?
So now this guy's got—I mean, he's going to have to get a new doctor because this guy's not going to operate on him after that. I wouldn't. A Florida man shot and bashed an alligator with a hammer.
Now alligators are terrifying, but this is ignorant. Six. This guy, sixty-six year old Desmond Keo, he's charged with illegally killing, possessing, capturing an alligator, and they also got him for discharge of a firearm in public, Palm Beach. The guy did not have a license to get the gator. He's a limestone company owner.
And apparently, he beat the alligator with a hammer to the point where the hammer was still sticking out of the alligator's forehead. Florida Fish and Wildlife were called. Keo told the the officers that he got the gator. He shot him one time in the head on Sunday. Hit it in the head with a hammer.
Okay, they have a whole process to deal with a gator that is a nuisance animal. Florida Fish and Wildlife will come and deal with it, so you don't have to get in trouble for. Doing stuff like this, or you can get a license and go out and get it yourself. But you got to—they have a reason why they do the things that they do. But that's cruel, though.
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It's Lauren La Rosa, and y'all know I always have the latest.
So on my new audio series Love Lately, I'm getting into the conversations we're really having about love, relationships, and our sexual health. Every week, it's me and Dr. Contessa Metcalf, my big sister with a medical degree, breaking down what the culture says versus what the doctor says, and helping make sense of it all. Get into it. You know, the thing me and my friends don't really talk about is like how you're having conversations with people about getting tested.
I'll be honest, so many women don't feel comfortable talking about it, and they don't feel comfortable advocating for themselves. But let's go ahead and just put you in a position to where you can kind of empower yourself, and it it isn't something. It's not a judgment thing. It brings that peace of mind that y'all can just do what y'all do and have a good time. Yeah.
I say, get tested together, and that's beautiful. Brings you closer together. Listen to Love Lately with Lauren La Rosa from iHarts Ruby Studio on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Brought to you by Gilead Sciences. Nine one one, what's your emergency?
Please help us. They're everywhere. We think. 911 Nashville returns. It's a homicide detective doing here.
Three bodies on the ground with emergencies of biblical proportions. I will send swarms upon you and upon your people. That's one of the plagues in the Bible. And somebody's unleashing them on Nashville. Brian Phillippe joins 911 Nashville.
All new Thursdays on ABC.
Next day on Hulu. Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of the United States.
So much again, and please continue to support us. It is going to be a very expensive and challenging time, and so we appreciate whether you're able to send five, ten, twenty. Thank you. No, no. Why don't you let go and get some of the U.S.
aid money that you wasted with your Somali diaspora, and take some use some of that? I mean, the money that you were grifting off of the pot. I'm just tired. I'm just so tired of this. Oh my gosh!
I'm telling you what, this is a very weird election cycle. It's a very weird election cycle. She could, yeah, she could turn herself in for fraud. I hope that whatever the investigation uncovers. And if it is everything is confirmed, and it is indeed that she is here illegally, I want the most severest possible penalty that we could enact constitutionally enacted.
That's what I want to see happen. Because I think we're past vengeance. I think it's we're at the reckoning phase. You know. I think that's kind of where we are, and just sitting in the back of the car raising money.
Now, she's doing an event. It was just announced this morning. You know, she's doing an event with Hassan Piker in Minnesota. Just announced this morning, they're doing a political event. She's doing an event with Hassan Piker.
True story. But I thought he was just guys. I thought he was just like some streamer. No, no, no. I I think he can raise money with the Islamists.
I think he can raise money with the Islamists. By the way, Lorraine makes a good point too, talking about Abdel El Sayed and his. You should go back and check that podcast where we were talking about. His comments on the Second Amendment and the actual correct American history on repeating arms and firearms technology. I'm not going to hear any Islamists here talk about how we should be disarmed.
There's video now in France where the only people who are armed are the Islamists that are running around in the streets and they're taking video of themselves, and of course they're all you know. Goons. They all have their fingers on the trigger and flagging everybody. And you know, I mean, it could be like a self cleaning oven with them. You know, so we'll wait and see.
But insanity. Those are the only people right now who are armed in France. I don't even think they're police. I think maybe only some of their police are.
So. Hey y'all! It's Lauren La Rosa, and y'all know I always have the latest.
So on my new audio series Love Lately, I'm getting into the conversations we're really having about love, relationships, and our sexual health. Every week, it's me and Dr. Contessa Metcalf, my big sister with the medical degree, breaking down what the culture says versus what the doctor says, and helping make sense of it all. Get into it. Another thing me and my friends don't really talk about is like how you're having conversations with people about getting tested.
I'll be honest, so many women don't feel comfortable talking about it, and they don't feel comfortable advocating for themselves. But let's go ahead and just put you in a position to where you can kind of empower yourself, and it isn't something. It's not a judgment thing. It brings that peace of mind that y'all can just do what y'all do and have a good time. Yeah.
I say, get tested together, and that's beautiful. Brings you closer together. Listen to Love Lately with Lauren La Rosa from iHarts Ruby Studio on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. Brought to you by Gilead Sciences. Hola, es Mr.
Monopoly. ¿Has soñado con ganarte 50,000 dólares para el pago inicial de una casa o una Jeep Cherokee del año? Monopoly volvió a McDonald's y esos son algunos de los premios que podrías ganar. Fe por lo tuyo. No se necesita comprar 50 estados de Estados Unidos si eres 18 años o más.
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Please help us. They're everywhere. We think they're murder hornets. Nine One One Nashville returns. What's the homicide detective doing here?
Three bodies on the grill with emergencies of biblical proportions. I will send swarms upon you and upon your people. That's one of the places in the Bible. And somebody's unleashing them on Nashville. Ryan Phillippe joins Nine One One Nashville.
All new Thursdays on ABC.
Next day on Hulu. And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick Five, guys. For some reason, they are making a sequel to Dirty Dancing. This was the hot movie when I was a kid, 1987, Dirty Dancing.
I was in elementary school when this came out, and I think it was everywhere for five years. This film was everywhere. You guys remember Patrick Swayze? My God, rest his soul. But they said literally, it's going to be a sequel.
They're doing a sequel. Jennifer Grey is returning. She played Frances Baby Hausman in the original film. She's reprising her role, and apparently, they're going to bring on a cast of younger performers. No, Patrick.
No, no. This is horrible. No one asked for this. Kane said that Kane was like, nobody asked for this. Nobody did.
Nobody wanted this. And why are they doing this to us? These people are terrorists.
So depressing. Also, companies are selling employees' private Slack messages and emails to train AI without any of the workers' knowledge. Feel like that's an a violation of privacy to do that.
Well, I'm not selling any of our stuff, guys. Just saying, it's OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta—they're seeking real-world workplace records to train AI agents to perform tasks that would be traditionally handled by employees.
So you might want to make sure that your your boss ain't selling out your your stuff. Let's see, Kane says that's why I didn't like old people. Retired Penn professor has been blocking Uber Eats' robot. For months, and then she finally got arrested for it. This little robot is just trying to deliver food and has little hearts for eyes.
And she was she would stand in front of it. She's done it a ton of times.
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