Wednesday November 1 - Full Show

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Israel is a great ally of ours. We are going to support their right to defend themselves. We have a long-standing military relationship. We will continue providing them support so that they can fight and win this war. And we should all agree on that.

Same time, we're also 33 plus trillion in debt.

So when you're supporting Israel, which we should do, I think what the House did to say, let's pair back in other areas, that represents sound judgment. That's what the Congress should be doing when these things happen as a matter of course.

So my hope is that they can do the Israel, get that done. And I think that the American people will actually be impressed for a change to see Congress. actually making decisions, actually having to set priorities, and helping an ally while at the same time not continuing to bankrupt this country.

So, I think that that's a good point that DeSantis has made there. And this is going to be the, I mean, it's, I've already seen it's the ongoing fight that we're seeing right now in the house, and it's kind of weird for. For to see Democrats say, well, I guess you don't care about Israel because they're wanting to tie aid to Israel to Ukraine. And you can make an argument about whether or not you think that Israel is hurting for money and if they need aid, but you can also make the argument very easily without any objection, unless people are lying, that there's zero reason for Ukraine to have any further aid. I mean, they've had what was the total came like bill.

I can't even remember the billions. Like it increases constantly, just billions upon billions of dollars. And so he's right here because he's getting behind what Mike Johnson is saying: that, look, if you're going to do this stuff, it has to be paid for. And furthermore, we've given so much money to Ukraine, and no one in Congress wants to have a legitimate decision or sorry, a legitimate discussion. as to whether or not It's needed and or it serves the interest of the United States.

And it's not mean to say that. It's that's how everything is supposed to be discussed. That's how everything should be is whether or not It actually Benefits. The bottom line of the United States.

So, welcome to the show. Dana Lash here with you. Top of this first hour. There's a lot to unpack. I was working on a story last night.

I know, on Halloween. I was working on a story last night as well. That we're gonna get into, but I have a lot to unpack with you.

Some of the latest of what's happening in Israel. We've got that. We're also going to touch upon the stuff here domestically, some of what we were just touching upon. We've got to talk about stuff at the border. I mean, there's a lot to hit, so I kind of want to dive into it.

But welcome again, Dana Lash, top of the hour. I hope that you subscribe over to the newsletter over at chapter and verse because there's a lot of really good stuff that subscribers get there that you're probably going to want to know about because you get a lot. I send out my prep. And I also send out uh stories like the one that I sent out. last night.

That's the first thing. This um I want to start. With this story here. That I first read, actually, I first saw it on Twitter, just as the video, and then I ran it through. I had to run the discussion because it came up on an Arabic news site.

And uh then I don't know if you guys saw this interview. I had retweeted it. This is wild.

So this was on. an Arabic network. And they had The Leader of Hamas. Ghazi Hammad. He's one of the top leaders of Hamas.

And he goes on. This Arabic network. And he was asked about Everything, you know, the conflict with Israel. He was asked about. What kind of peace do they want?

You know, what piece is it that you want? They were asked about a cease, you know, potential cease, fire, all of this stuff.

Now, I mean, you the video's just him, it's in Arabic. You unless you speak Arabic, you're not going to understand it, but The shocking thing about his answer I don't know if you guys Saw this? And we'll we'll play some go ahead I guess we can play some of it. This is this is audio sound byte 19. Israel Donald Mukamilahal Arguna and I'll Donald Nuzila and will fail here for Caritha.

Amni, Waskeri, Wa Siasi, Le Umal Arabi wool Islam yejba antente. Little Kula. Because he says in his. I mean, he says in this. And like I said, it's pretty unbelievable.

He says in this piece. in his interview because and i thought their camera ankles are all weird they Because he's asked about this, and they're like, Oh, you know, because what do you hear from this administration? Two-state solution. We got to propose a two-state solution. And it's always discussed as though It's something that Israel has rejected, which isn't true.

It's always been Hamas that has rejected it. And so they keep going, oh, two-state solution. This dude, again, leader of Hamas. Said quote, We will repeat the October massacre time and time again, one million times if we need to, until we end the occupation. And the journalist goes, occupation of Gaza, is the reply.

And the leader of Hamas says no, all of Israel. I mean You can't say we didn't tell you 'cause we told you. This isn't about Gaza or the other territory for the fictional country they claim to have. They don't want Israel there, period. It's literally in their charter.

which I have read for you I have cited on the newsletter, it's literally in the charter.

So I don't know why people like John Kirby and others keep going on about some kind of two-state solution. Do you think? that you're going to get all these other world leaders to repeat that same talking point and that the pressure is going to make Hamas cave and they'll be forced to accept it? Because that has literally never worked in the decades that this has been going on. It hasn't worked.

This has been going on for decades. This has not worked. It is in their charter. They do not want to live peacefully. They don't want to live peacefully with Israel.

They don't want Israel to exist. How can you ask somebody? To live peacefully with another entity when that somebody refuses to recognize the right of that entity to exist.

So every time I hear any of these elected officials or these appointed officials go on. about some kind of two state solution.

Well, you got Hamas McTarraface here telling you that that's not no, they want all of Israel gone. He's how many damn times did they have to say it in an interview? How many they literally formulated it and cemented it in their charter? They're founding documents. That is literally a tenant of Hamas's belief, the elected government of Gaza.

I don't know how many times these people have to be told the same damn thing. This is what is so infuriating about working in this business. Because you have the truth and then you have people who would rather stick their heads up their own asses and refuse to acknowledge it. You could sit here and tell people time and time again: have you read Hamas's charter? They literally do not want to coexist with Israel.

Stop talking about a two-state solution. And then you have the same people bleed on about, oh, you just don't want peace. We need to have a two-state solution. We need to have a ceasefire. Hamas doesn't want a ceasefire.

Hamas doesn't want a two-state solution. Hamas doesn't want peace. All of these idiotic proposals are predicated upon something that Hamas has rejected longer than some of you have been alive.

So, the only other option is to end Hamas, and it's past time. And it is not Israel's fault. If like in Jebea. If they decide, Hamas, to literally make their compound in a citizen in a residential area. We first talked about this yesterday.

Israel for over a week has told people to leave. They have distributed leaflets, they have made broadcasts, they have done all kinds of stuff telling people to leave. And Some people left. others refused, and in the others Hamas wouldn't let them leave, including a number of Americans.

So, after telling everyone for a week, and I love the idea, by the way, that people think that Israel has more of a responsibility for the lives there than the ruling terrorist government that started all of this in the first place. Israel was telling everyone it's time to go, it's time to go.

So they they finally struck an apartment building that had been used Bye Hamas. to store munitions and where they had some of their higher ups meet. They kept saying that it was a refugee camp. It really wasn't. And so, after warning everyone to get out, even warning the terrorists to go, Israel struck it.

And the tunnels beneath the residential area totally collapsed, revealing a Hamas stronghold. But you have Al Jazeera and others. Oh, they air all of the devastation. Oh, it's so look, it's horrible. It's horrific.

Look what Israel did. Israel didn't do this. Israel didn't tell Hamas to use its women and children as shields to store munitions in schools, to light off rockets from the tops of apartment buildings, or to put their headquarters in a hospital. They didn't tell them to do any of this. And Israel is no more responsible for the lives of that area than the people who are the elected government of that area who make a big theatrical presentation about caring about the lives of that area and wanting to free the people from that area from a fictional occupation.

Except they use those same people, their actions betray what they claim. And so they've been saying over and over again, oh my gosh, can you believe that they did this? And you get Bolivia, because everybody wanted to know what Bolivia was doing.

So Bolivia severs ties with Israel. and recalls their envoys, over the r uh rocket over the strike in Gaza. They The Deputy Foreign Minister Freddy. Mamani said in a press conference that they thought it was disproportionate offensive. I don't think there's anything disproportionate to chopping babies' heads off, just between us.

I also don't think that there's anything disproportionate between paragliding in the sky and shooting people at a peace festival. You know, there doesn't really seem to be anything disproportionate. If anything, the only disproportionate action being taken is that not every whole area hasn't been turned to glass.

Now, The country, Bolivia, now that they've recalled their envoys, I just think it's kind of interesting to note the history of Bolivia. Do you guys remember Klaus Barbie? From history. I mean, you know, Klaus Barbie is this notorious Nazi. He was a German officer in the SS, and he worked in the puppet French government during World War II.

He was known by another name, if you're unfamiliar with the name, Klaus Klaus Barbie. He was known as the Butcher of Lyon because he tortured people, mainly those who participated in the French resistance and Jewish people.

So he was the head of the Gestapo. In France in the puppet government of France. And so It was, uh, I mean, they were occupied. You want to talk about an actual occupation? They were occupied, and so he tortured Jewish people, tortured.

I mean, he was horrible. He's a, he's a, he's a war criminal. He oversaw the deportation of thousands of Jewish people, Jewish children, Jewish women, Jewish men, families. He was a huge advocate for Hitler's quote-unquote final solution, Klaus Barbie. He was the SS officer in charge in Lyon, France.

And guess what happened?

So he ended up in the fifties, he went to Bolivia. He went to Bolivia because Bolivia gave him refuge. And then he was sentenced absently. He was sentenced for to death for war crimes, but he ended up going to Bolivia. And in Bolivia, he got very, very rich off of dealing arms.

And he was so popular with Bolivia's government that they made him a lieutenant colonel in their army.

So if you're asking me if I really give a rat's ass whether some barbaric third world government that gave refuge to some a pervert Nazi death monster and made him a lieutenant colonel in their army, if I care about whatever principle they want to claim to have for as the reason why they want to break diplomatic ties with Israel, the answer is no. It's no. The headrest safe. This is a great Mark, put this on your Christmas list. Because you need it, or you're going to need to get it from somebody for somebody.

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So, the money has stopped flowing in commercial real estate. Decline in construction loans has been particularly severe as you have a number of lenders that are continuing to cut back. According to the Wall Street Journal, they say that banks, insurance companies, and other commercial property lenders have been cutting back since the first half of last year when the Fed began increasing interest rates and recession concerns intensified. But creditors have been even more reluctant to make new loans as treasury bond yields have soared since early August. None of this is getting any better.

None of it is getting any better at all. The homeschooling movement: there's a huge surge in the United States. In fact, I've been reading a couple of different stories about this. Remote learning, it started with remote learning during the coronavirus lockdown, and it has absolutely exploded. And what gets me is when I read how the media writes about this, as someone who homeschooled, they said that they're shocked at the diversity.

Diversity that's in homeschooling. I mean, do you realize that homeschooled kids are exposed to more diversity and more different ideologies than in their public schools or even private schools?

So I don't know why everyone was saying that homeschooling is just, I mean, in fact, it's the other kids that are more coddled than it is homeschoolers. There's a reason why so, and it's a hell of a lot easier than you think. It really is. There's some, oh, there's a lot of really good curriculum out there too, and a lot of good ways to track everything online. Elon Musk suspends, his ex suspends a Hezbollah-linked account.

The account, which was, you know, people were asking why it was still active. It literally was Hezbollah's account. Which is a key ally and a recipient of Iranian funding, also as Hamas's. They were apparently violating the policy on violent content.

Some of the stuff they posted was just sickening. But they apparently, I mean, they had been labeled a terrorist group. The United States classified it as such, and it took apparently Elon Musk taking over X or Twitter and redoing everything for it to be finally classified as being violent and suspended. You would be shocked. Like, I can't believe the Ayatollah of Aranstal has his post up.

I mean, I've been cited for trans stuff, for saying a man can't be a woman. But this guy can literally post stuff about death to the Jews and it's allowed to stay. It's just mind-boggling.

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Why'd you rip it off? Why you rip it off? Why'd you rip it off? Put it back. Why'd you rip it off?

Put it back! What show me what you're holding Yeah, keep it on! No, what are you doing? You know where they are right now? Do you have any idea where they are right now?

I'm a veteran. I'm telling you. Don't go. I'm not Jewish. He's not Jewish.

I don't know if he is or not. This is your. USA's New York City. You don't have a f ⁇ ing right to touch that shit. It's your free country.

You can wave your Palestine flag and say death to the Jews or America whenever you want. But we can put a f ⁇ ing sign.

Okay? Then don't rip that down. You are doing something. You're offending us. Yeah, you are.

When you throw that on the floor, you're literally in the city. And in a minute, I'm gonna litter up. Don't move the f on. You have proof they're not kidnapped. No, so shut the f up.

Dude, I'm telling you. I know that's what you want.

So this was videoed just yesterday. Uh where People were trying to stop this guy. They had put up signs, and one of the people putting up the signs, that was their members of their family. Welcome back to the show, Dana Lash, Bottom of this First Hour. And It was a guy who's a pro-Hamas supporter, I guess.

You know, he's a pro-Hamas apologist. And Regular people just stopped him. And I love the guy who sounds like you ever seen that AFS Me parody video? Google it if you haven't. It's one of the best things.

It's an old day, it's like 10 years old. It's one of the best things ever. I'm like, I swear that guy's from it. That guy, I want to be that guy's best friend. Everybody wants to be that guy's best friend, the guy who's telling off the Hamas apologist because he steps up.

Because, I mean, the dude was a little bigger. The Hamas apologist was a little bigger. And, you know, I've seen in so many of these videos, some of these terrorist apologists like try to use their size to intimidate the women or the smaller dudes that are trying to intervene and stop them from ripping these signs down, which, by the way, I am shocked and appalled. at the number of videos that exist with us. In cities across America.

It's not just in New York. It's not just in one state or one city. I mean, it's all over. I mean, it blows the mind. And this guy was like, oh, hell no, that's not going to happen.

He was bigger. And I'm going to tell you. You know, a lot of times, you know, people will make a lot of noise, but they, you know, couldn't bust a grape in a fruit fight. But guys like that. you get maybe one or two verbal warnings.

and they are going to mop the floor with you. Everybody knows guys like that. Good at heart, but I'm telling you what, you come at them sideways and they are going to rearrange your face. You get maybe one or two verbal warnings, and that's it. And that guy was not playing, and he just kept walking towards the guy, and the guy was backing up because the guy thinks knew, Whoa, I'm about to FO.

Now, one of the people they were taking video found this guy after, because he's a construction worker. You know, and he's telling, he's like, I'm not Jewish, he's not Jewish, they're not Jewish. He's like, we don't want to see this. He's like, if people want to put up signs about their family members, they can put up signs about their family members. And that's what he was explaining.

And then one of the videographers went and found him after and said, you know, was asking him about this. And this guy was so humble and he was really, it was funny because he was real shy. And the videographer was like, I just want to thank you for what you did. And, you know, I appreciate you standing up like this. And he goes, you know, he goes, he goes, what I did wasn't special.

He goes, everybody should do this. He goes, this should be the norm. He goes, that guy shouldn't be the norm. People stepping up. And putting a stop to this should be the norm.

And he's like, that's all I got to say. And then he just was kind of bashful. It was just. You know, God bless that dude. God bless that dude.

For real. I mean Not all heroes wear capes, man. And I'm going to tell you something. You don't want And I don't want to see people have to get aggressive like that. But I think that's why you have people who can.

Because sometimes The conditions of the moment create a very bad situation. And some people Just aren't equipped to push back like that. But there are people who, everybody's got a different skill set, and that guy's skill set was relentlessness. And some people are made to push back like that, and good on him. I'm just shocked about this.

This brings me to the story. I wrote uh this came out, I had this really early this morning, this piece came out. And it's over at Substack. And I gotta tell you, I'm pretty ticked off.

So on Monday I told you about this story, how Hamas, pro-Hamas protesters, staged pretty aggressive demonstrations outside of the Hillel. And that's a, you know, it's like a Jewish worship center, community center. It's an association at campuses. at at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. and it caused legitimately Jewish students to fear for their safety.

Um, many of them, and they were on social media posting about it. And this is a part of a terrifying new trend. across the country, where Jewish students are targeted. They have been, I told you at Cooper Union, barricaded into libraries for their own safety. New York Post had the story about a handful of their students were barricaded in the university's library, Jewish students, because pro-Hamas protesters blew past the security and began pounding on the building's doors, screaming anti-Semitic rhetoric.

And I mean, the students at the Jewish students were terrified. They've been targeted on campus. I mean, Jewish students have been speaking out at Columbia University. They've been George Washington University. I mean, Harvard.

Harvard, there was a Jewish student who was walking to class, and the pro-Hamas students wearing their black and white picnic blankets. They see, you know, oh, what is because they see his head covering and they go over and they surround him and start screaming at him. I mean, there's like five minutes of video. I mean, I failed to see where it was provoked. They just see, oh, there's a Jewish student.

And there have been Jewish students across campuses that are speaking out. They're fighting anti-Semitism, raging anti-Semitism, Cornell. At all of these places. And they said they feel unsafe. Washington Post had a survey of Jewish students.

Colleges are bracing. themselves for this. Tulane. There were pro-Hamas students, pro-Hamas apologists that were targeting and assaulting Jewish students at Tulane. This is all over.

It's not in one state, and it's not limited to the East Coast either. I shared with permission. One unaltered screenshot, meaning I have a lot of receipts. from multiple students. One unaltered screenshot, except to crop out the student's name to protect the student, because understandably.

Going by everything I just told you, they feel unsafe. There was a very aggressive demonstration directly in front of Hillel. where they were screaming blank Jews through a megaphone. The students said they were screaming, a good Jew is a dead Jew. Blank Jews, all kinds of stuff.

and students were posting to their own social media accounts video, which I did not share because some of the students, you can hear their voices on it and they felt unsafe. Police were called. I want to establish that fact. Police were called. The university admitted as much that tensions were at the point to where police had to be called.

And so after this went out, it went viral. Twitchy has the story as well. The University of Madison Wis University of Wisconsin at Madison responded By Throwing their students under the bus. And claiming that their fears and experiences are, quote, significantly exaggerated. They posted this yesterday, quote.

from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. We are aware that allegations about what happened during a protest that took place in front of Hillel last week are circulating on social media. These accounts are significantly exaggerated. They go on later in this statement, which I have in full over at my substack, chapter and verse. They say that yes, Madison police had to show up.

They said in addition University of Wisconsin police were there to make sure students were safe.

So, how are you saying that it was exaggerated when you admit that two different police departments had to show up? But they say that quote campus officials urge caution and advise a critical eye during this time of heightened tensions to take care in how we view and respond to and share content on social media. They're calling their students liars. They're saying that their experiences were greatly exaggerated. And they go, oh, well, numerous eyewitness accounts say this didn't happen.

None of those eyewitnesses have actually gone on record, but the students have. And the only people who say no are literally the university. That's it. And then of course they go on, oh, we at this moment in particular, we strongly condemn anti-Semitism and Islamophobia. Are you kidding me?

So instead of condemning anti-Semitism, the University of Wisconsin-Madison instead seems to call its Jewish students liars. You know, the the students that the university admits had to call the police because pro Hamas protesters stood in front of their Jewish worship center and made the students feel unsafe. If, Praytel, these students are exaggerating, then why did police respond? Why did two different departments have to respond? I mean, does the university feel that it's similarly exaggerated to increase patrols on and near campus as they say that they're doing in their statement?

You know, the university could have just strongly and unequivocally condemned anti-Semitism and not insulted its students. Instead, it has gone into damage control mode. Quote: UW-Madison says claims of anti-Semitic protest on campus are significantly exaggerated. Another headline: UW-Madison claims, calls claims of anti-Semitic protest near UW-Hillel Foundation significantly exaggerated. Another one, UW-Madison calls claims of anti-Semitic protest near Hillel Foundation significantly exaggerated.

Another one, UW-Madison refutes viral claims of violent rally outside Hillel. The claim amplified by conservative commentators like Dana Lash went viral on Twitter. They said that UW-Madison said the events described within were exaggerated. I didn't describe anything, I literally included a screenshot from the student, and that was one of many. The university has the students in a difficult spot because the students have to live there.

And the university desperately needs this controversy to blow over. The students aren't in a position of power here, but yet they kind of are. They don't realize it because they don't think like leftists. They just want to go and get an education and be, you know, normal. But the university I'm going to tell you what University of Wisconsin-Madison better think long and hard.

before downplaying these very real fears. Or before attempting to accuse people like myself of misrepresenting by merely reposting the students' verbatim experiences of a very public event. As I said, I only posted one screenshot. I didn't post videos. I have them.

I didn't post them because I'm protecting the students. Identity. As you can see, the students don't feel safe, which is further underscored by the fact that their university just threw them under the bus.

So I would urge the university to have caution before they try to discredit their students or other individuals. The university and its surrogates clearly, I mean, at least they're aware of how heinous it would look if they were to call the students liars outright, which. is why instead They're trying to make an issue of the credibility of everybody who shared it. Myself, my friend Carol Markowitz, others. as a safer alternative.

They had one of their surrogates, one of their stands say, oh no, these are exaggerated accounts of their own kind of virus. Wow, great job in discrediting, trying to throw your Jewish students under the bus. The only way for these denials from the university are true are for the students to be liars, and the students are not liars. And more of them are speaking out. Considering that the students were posting images and video, and who knows, by the way, what they recorded that wasn't shared.

That seems wildly unlikely. This is the same university as I said yesterday that two years ago spent $50,000 to remove a rock that they said was racist. I'm not kidding. The champ that was the uh uh uh the big boulder, they had a whole thing on their website about it. They I mean, thousands of words where they talked about how this rock was racist and they needed to remove it.

But today, if Jew Jewish students experience anti-Semitism, they're quote unquote significantly exaggerating and making quote unquote false claims. Shame on the side. the University of Wisconsin at Madison. Shame on you Shame on you and shame on the people who want to throw students under the bus. in an effort to spare the adults running this university.

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I cannot with this guy. I just. I'm just trying to get like how in the world Every time he speaks, welcome back to the program. Dana laughs with you. Did you, um See the video.

I don't know if it was new or not. It's a slimmed down hunter. It was making the rounds yesterday. Kane, did you see that? There's no like audio that I mean, he doesn't talk in it.

But it's just him. Holding the camera, looking at himself, and he's in a house and he turns around, and it's just him. And then he goes outside and does the same thing. Did you think I saw that video when the laptop stuff came out? Is that like newer stuff?

I don't know if it's newer. I I can't tell if it's new. I think it's an older video. He slimmed down in it more, which because he was he you know, he was a little druggy fat before, or I don't know. I don't know.

Cocaine is a hell of a drug. I'm telling you what. Yeah. I'm just saying.

So I have uh A few things. How many of you, I mean, you guys liked Blade, right? Blade was a great film. I just don't know if you can really redo Blade because Wesley Snipes is Blade. Right?

I mean, it's Blade. I mean, nobody else can be him.

Well, I was reading about This piece over at Variety. There's a crisis at Marvel. They're saying that the Marvel's reshoots, the reviving the original Avengers, and all kinds of other stuff. They say it's just it's it's bad. And then there's the situation with Blade, the Blade Reboot.

Murshallah Ali signed on. for the role to be the new blade. But they went through five writers, two directors and one shutdown six weeks before production. They said that they literally were redoing the script. To morph into a narrative led by women and filled with life lessons, relegating Blade to the fourth lead.

We're going to talk about this because intersectionality and all of this stuff ruins absolutely everything. How are you going to be ruining Blade?

So we're going to, oh my gosh, that's that's that is literally South Park. That was the South Park Disney episode just that just happened. Panderverse. That was just it. We got a lot more on the way, including more cultural stuff.

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Today, Congresswoman Corey Bush tweeted that Israel was conducting an, quote, ethnic cleansing campaign and the U.S. was funding, quote, atrocities against Palestinians. As a key spokesperson for the Biden administration, What's the administration's argument to this Democrat. About why I'm sure you believe she's wrong?

Well, the congressman can speak for himself and his views. Obviously, we would take significant issue with those assertions. Congressman. That's So that's John Kirby. Congressman.

Mm. Corey Bush. Just So many jokes, Kane. To his opinion. Yes, he is entitled to his opinion.

You know, I'm full of jokes right now. Welcome back to the program, Top of the Second Hour. Dana Lash here with you. And that's uh Well, Corey Bush, and you have the members of the pro. That's the Hamas caucus.

within the uh Democrat Party there. And I just, he just said that like he just didn't even, hmm. You know, I want to hear this from Kirby as well. Audio Soundbite 7, because my head may explode over this. Can we just play this one?

People in this country making violent anti-Semitic threats, are they domestic terrorists? I I don't uh know that we're classifying people as domestic Terrorists for that. I mean, that's really a question better left to law enforcement. I'm not aware that there's been such a uh a characterization of that.

Okay, so he's like, I don't know that we're classifying people's domestic terrorists for making violent anti-Semitic threats. This is what gets me. And if I didn't say it before, Welcome back to the program. Dana Lash, you can listen across the country. Channel 347, Direct TV, YouTube, Facebook.

I'm just so. want to get all this stuff out to you, I just barreled through it. The Choice of whether or not to classify someone as a domestic terrorist. I'm going to use myself as an example just because I have that as an immediate example. I had a city member of Congress say I was a domestic terrorist because I supported Second Amendment rights.

Me and others like me, so all of you too. I don't think that you're getting out of this scot-free, you terrorists. I have seen parents who went to school board meetings and were speaking out against. The graphic, how do I say it? Graphic portrayal, like actual drawn.

Imagery people engaging in Intercourse. I mean, it looked like a you know, like a like cartoon porn. Books that were in junior high school libraries, not just listed in a database of books that they could get, but I mean, like actually physical copies of them sitting on the shelves. And the parents who spoke out and objected to that. or objected to having those books shown to their kids in classrooms.

without their permission or consent or consent or even awareness. They were referred to as domestic terrorists. I didn't refer to them as such. It was our actual Liberal Liberal government who used the Patriot Act. And tagged them as a domestic terror issue for surveillance purposes through the FBI.

That's a huge deal. I you know, I'm This whole thing amazes me. I want to tie this to what I was telling you about last hour. which this is why you need to go and read my piece about University of Wisconsin Madison saying that Jewish students' fears were exaggerated and they weren't. My friend Ed over at Hot Air, He says, Yeah, it doesn't sound like an exaggeration to me, nor does it when looking at the context of having college campuses explicitly chant from the river to the sea, a slogan for Israel's annihilation.

and that of the Jews in the Middle East. The same academia locations that made misgendering and dead naming into violations of speech codes and safe spaces now want to pretend that fears from chanting Hamas supporters on campus are quote unquote exaggerated. It's my friend Ed Morrissey. who had linked that over at Hot Air and was trying and I that's a great point.

So just think about this. If you have Parents speaking out at school boards. Go back to the Tea Party days. You guys remember back in 2008 when all that first kicked off? We were again, I don't know how many times they've been called a domestic terrorist by my own government.

I had a story at the time. This was in 2009. It was the. Missouri Highway Patrol was the MIAC report, and it was when Jay Nixon was governor of Missouri at the time. And I had, and this is when I had just started in radio, and I was on Sunday evenings.

Actually, it was Sunday evenings, I was on Sunday evenings for a few months, and then they put me on. the evenings through the week. And I had someone send me, someone within Missouri Highway Patrol, that sent me A PDF of this report, this MIAC report, that Jay Nixon had his name on, the Missouri Highway Patrol had their name on, and they were listing as potential domestic terrorists. Certain traits that people, that law enforcement should watch for. For instance, they actually were talking about Ron Paul supporters.

If you flew the Gadson flag, that's often a symbol of domestic terrorists. I'm not kidding you, all of this stuff. And I published it, and I still have it up. It's still archived on my website. Even though they took the PDF off their website, off the the Missouri government of Missouri State.

But They were referring to people as potential domestic terrorists for flying a military authorized flag or supporting a guy. because that's when Ron Paul was was uh in the presidential primary. And we're still thinking of a presidential run. Oh my gosh. And the tea party, you guys remember when they would send, I was at a tea party event.

This was in Illinois somewhere. And I remember it was I think it was like a Sunday afternoon and it was mostly And while the Tea Party I think was Had that the Tea Party is what created the MAGA movement today. You couldn't have that without the Tea Party. Tea Party laid the foundation for all of it.

So why you have the House Freedom Caucus? That's why you got all these cats out there in elected office, all of it. And it was a really Uh Big tent. You had a lot of people, old and young, that were in this. A lot of people, libertarians to Republicans, that were in this.

And The one that I was at, the one I went to, and I was helping someone out with it. It was an older group that was that really wanted to get it going in their area. And they were, I'm saying this because they were old at more advanced in age. I think maybe the youngest person there was maybe 55. And I was with a group of people, and we were helping them recruit and organize in their area, and they sent a SWAT team out.

There's like video of this still online. They sent a SWAT team out to stand there. As you basically, and I'm not saying this to be offensive, had a bunch of blue hairs that were organizing, you know, because heaven forbid they get domestically terroristy. I don't know. But holy hell, you go out here and you go and you say things like from the river to the sea.

You're chanting literal annihilation for a country, for a people. And that's kind of brushed off. As exaggerations, or oh, I don't know if they're, I mean, yes, they're making anti-Semitic threats, but oh my gosh, where the hell are all the DEI and CRT people? Where the hell are you, frauds? Where are you people at?

All the people who are like, Oh my gosh, you didn't call him ma'am That's het spitch. If you call a man who wanted to tuck and wear lipstick. If you called him a dude instead of a chick, that was considered violent hate speech. You're endangering them. If you oh my gosh, where are all these people at?

Oh, I'll tell you where they are. They aren't It's dead. CRT is dead. All these anti-Semites have killed any last bit of CRT because it's shown as a fraud. All of this is an absolute fraud.

And they know it. Because see if they really cared about all this stuff. They'd be out there Defending and sticking up for these students that are targeted on campus. They would be sticking up for these people that are trying to protect posters of kidnapped children. being put up on telephone poles and elsewhere.

They would be up there sticking up for those people against the Hamas apologist trying to tear them down. They would be out there. Standing up against the Rashida Tlaibs. And the Corey Bushes. in Congress but see they're not Because this has never been about even their BS term of equity.

It's never been about any of this. It's always been about control. It's always been about accumulating power, however, they can. They don't care about the veracity of their claims. They don't care about the legitimacy of their cause.

They just want power. Whatever they can use to get it is something, if it works to achieve their ends, then it is a justifiable means. No, the CRT people and all the equity people and everyone else, they're silent because they're fraudulent, they're all frauds. Because all of this has been a joke. All of the people that the misgendering and oh my goodness, how dare you say all lives matter?

That's violent speech. You can't say all lives matter, that's intentionally provocative, that's violent. Seriously. But did it shock anybody, though? I mean, these are the people that were beating up people that wore red hats back, you know, six years ago.

Come on. No, it's a fraud, that's why. It isn't it's an Ab it because it's a whole it's false. It's a false thing.

Now, some of the other things. That we are looking at here. I wanted to point out too. Where where the uh The cance I don't want to say canceling because But it is use the lesser rules against them. Here's the other thing I wanted to Mention, you know, when I'm talking about some of these students at some of these college universities, these students are terrified.

You know how the left, if they even perceive a slight They will Mobilize and raise hell, and use all of the CRT Sololinsky rules to benefit themselves. And I think that college students should use those same playbooks to protect themselves. But they don't think like that because they're not psychos. Right? Students who are just going there to try to get an education and learn, they're not thinking of how can I use Saul Olinski's rules for radicals to protect myself.

when they have every right to because they're being legit targeted. And they're just terrified. There are students who are trying to, as surreptitiously as possible, send out screenshots of their stuff. They are so terrified about being outed. Because they genuinely fear for their safety.

And I think that people who make them fear for their safety to that extent, they should fear the consequences of that. Red State has the story about a woman who displayed this atrociously anti-Semitic sign, and she was so shocked to find out that her. Her actions had consequences. She was a Norwegian student named Marie Anderson suspended by the Medical University of Warsaw. Her husband is Jordanian, and she sparked international outrage when she was photographed and interviewed.

She was holding up a sign that said, Keep the world clean, and it showed, you know, like a stenciled person. You know how they have like dispose of your waste properly signs in public places?

Well, it had a stenciled person throwing the Star of David into a trash can. And she Loved to, you know, talk. She loved to talk about how she hated the Jews and all this other stuff. And she gave interviews and that.

Well, then. She was identified as Marie Anderson, a student at Warsaw Medical University. and she was suspended from her medical school. And She was livid, saying I was misinterpreted, et cetera, et cetera.

Well, you know what? That's. She thinks that you can't go through life thinking that Hamas has the right to resist, but Israel doesn't. That's like the person who thinks that the rapist has the right to resist a victim trying to defend themselves. but the victim doesn't have the right to defend themselves.

These people are sick in the head. You are jacked in the mind if that's your perception, because that's you apply that to anything. There is no occupation that's fake. The country of Palestine doesn't exist. It's fake.

There's no Palestinian people. Just like a guy can't chop off his schlong and be a chick, none of those things exist either. We deal with facts.

So, yeah, she's finding out the consequences of this. And you know what? All the people complaining about that cancel culture. All the people on the left, weren't you the same people who went after the Tiki Torch douchebags in Charlotte? But wait a minute.

Now you don't want to go by the rules? The same rules are still in effect.

So Why are you protecting bigots now? And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick Five.

So, Bud Light is confident that it can win back U.S. drinkers, but sales are still down after the backlash. InBev said that yesterday, revenue growth in most of the global regions was offset by a drop in North American sales in the third quarter. Still, the fallout continues after the Dylan Mulvaney thing. They said that they're confident, though.

They said that Bud Light apparently also angered supporters of trans rights. Oh, shut up, who felt that they abandoned, oh, shut up. The guy who's cosplaying as a chick as a sexist misogynist, just get bent. But they said that, I don't know, maybe they, oh, you know what? They could apologize.

You know, you could apologize, and there could then we could have a pathway to reconciliation, but you got to take accountability first. And until you're willing to do that, there you go. I really don't care. You can sit here and cry into the wind. I don't care.

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Stay with us. Elevate your commute, workouts, or downtime with the Dana Show Podcast. Unleash the power of knowledge at your fingertips by following Dana on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. On a visa Who gather and chant that slogan and actively advocate for the elimination of Israel? and attacks on Jewish individuals, whether in the Middle East or here in the United States, as we're seeing on college campuses, should those students have their visas remote?

Senator, I believe you are referencing a provision in the Immigration and Nationality Act about which you have written to me, and I am very familiar with your assertion that that statutory provision requires the revocation of their visa. Should they have their visas revoked? I'm asking you. We are assessing your legal assertion. It is a matter of legal interpretation of the statute.

Well, just as a moral matter, I mean, should students who are here, foreigners who are here in this country, Accessing our university system and advocating for the killing of Jews. Should they be allowed to stay here? at our leisure. Um Senator, it is a matter of law and it requires a legal interpretation, and I am not in a position to provide that legal interpretation. And let me add something.

No, wait, wait, wait, wait. My time is very limited. I would say I think your answer is disappointing. Wow, so that was really interesting. That was Josh Hawley and Alejandro Mayorkas talking about the revocation of student visas of pro-Hamas protesters.

And he's saying, well, we're assessing your legal assertion here. Welcome back to the show. Daniel Ash with you at the bottom of this second hour. I feel like that's going to be something that we're going to hear more and more about. Whether or not of these students.

uh that are here Uh On visas, and they participate in this stuff or participate in the bullying of students. you know what that w what that's gonna look like because There's already, let me pull this up because this was just announced this morning. The students that are at Harvard and Cornell, Jewish students are suing. Over the anti-Semitism, not because somebody has an anti-Semitic opinion, but they're suing because They have been harassed, stalked. In some cases, they've actually been assaulted.

And this was after Patrick Dye, who is a junior at Cornell. They're charging him because he. Was posting action. This is not on this is not speech that's protected.

So I want to pause real quick. There's speech that is protected and speech that is not protected. You're not. Barred from saying something, but you are left unprotected from any kind of legal action or liability. If what you are saying is actually infringing upon someone else's rights.

And so, This individual, he was posting actual threats. And he was using interstate communications, that's their law in New York. and he was saying that he was going to murder Jewish students. I mean, he was talking about how he was going to do it. He was specific.

He was saying that he was going to fine students and he was going to rape and kill them. He was going into detail about how he was going to open up their throats and all this stuff. And then he also said he was going to bring, he said, quote, bring an assault rifle to campus and I'm going to shoot all of you, specifically to Jewish students.

So the stuff that he was saying is not considered protected speech in any court of law. And Uh So that's not protected speech.

So he's now, because his stuff because what he was doing, his repeated like obsessive postings on this, so now he's being charged.

So he's in Syracuse federal court today.

Now, if they convict him, he's going to face a maximum of five years in prison and he's going to have a $250,000 fine. And they said that they, the federal complaint, he was making these threats, he had received. Apparently, they had warned him prior. I mean, I can't. I'm curious as to how long this was going on because what I had been getting from some of the reporting is that.

students apparently were tipping off. Administrators at Cornell about this, and I don't know. This seems like it's been going on for a little bit. But they said that there's been And now I looked at this. I'm not a big fan of the ADL.

'Cause I think the ADL is a far left group and a lot of times they target people like Libs of TikTok, who is Jewish, uh they they target people for uh upsetting the far left. And I was looking at, I actually went and I looked at FBI UCR. The latest available data is from 2021. They're always a couple of years behind because it takes forever to tabulate this stuff. They were saying that there was a 400% increase in reported incidents of anti-Semitic harassment.

They said that was since October 7th.

So I don't know what number but I will say that to their point, If you look back at the last three decades, The uniform crime reports actually do show an uptick in targeting of Jewish Americans. And since October 7th, everything that we have seen They're definitely being targeted.

So, I am inclined to believe that this is true.

Now you had Chris Ray who was in the Senate. in a hearing uh just today's Wednesday, yesterday. And he was saying that the threats are reaching historic levels, et cetera, et cetera. I'm wondering, has their list of who they're looking at as domestic terrorists changed? Do you think that that's changed?

I mean, there's a reason why I asked, because I was looking at the, um graphic that they had used before. And I'm just wondering, you know, um have because they've they've uh targeted everyone, like I said earlier, from parents to people who fly the Gadsden flag to People who say all lives matter, things like that. All these people have been. previously characterized as, you know, potential terrorists. And I'm just wondering.

Have have they have they widened the list of things that they're watching for. I mean, I I got a lot of questions. This individual in this campus. I would say that, you know, I mean, good heavens. I mean, I'm looking at, I have the symbol of, it's the FBI's domestic terror.

symbol guidelines. And They have They have commonly referenced historical imagery or quotes. Uh they also have they have a whole uh uh A number of things. They talk about violent. uh militant violent extremism.

The the word Boogaloo? If you use electric boot how many people use that as like a joke?

So many people use it as a joke. Oh no. They said they in their in their uh Handout, they say that the following symbols are used by anti-government, anti-authority, violent extremists. I love how they capitalize anti-authority, violent extremists like it's a banned name. Specifically, militia violent extremists, MVE.

MVE symbols are often found on propaganda, talking about different symbols and words.

So they say the boogaloo. Like you're saying something, whatever, electric boogaloo.

So many people use it as a joke. I had a friend who literally used that, her teenage daughter, a Boogaloo Part 2. Or was having a fit. I'm like, uh. You're probably a terrorist.

They have the the the listed on here the Punisher skull. Do you know how many spec ops use that? That's like a Something that they use. And that's considered. to be uh a violent thing.

They also have the black flag. Heaven forbid. Molin La, the lat or the Greek phrase translates come and take it. I mean, good grief. Warrior culture, military themes, Spartans, Valhalla.

Wow, so you're basically going after all spec ops that actually use this. All my spec op friends that are retired, they all have this. They all use this. And then they get into, oh, the Gadson flag still, the Liberty Tree, the Betsy Ross flag, Revolutionary War. Yes, Keene.

The Betsy Ross flag? Mm-hmm. That bitch. Yes. Her, she's a terrorist.

Don't do that.

Well, I'm just sorry, I'm taking on the personality of someone who made this list in the FBI so that I can really give you the news. Actually, that's very accurate then. Yeah. But in my history of my family, we go back to Betsy Ross. Betsy Ross is related on my dad's side of the family to Betsy Ross?

Yeah. Yeah, who's so who was the one who's seen? I don't think I want to sit by you. The first one. You're totally going to get nuked.

Cover! You're a terrorist. I mean, that's one thing to use the flag, right, that she made. I don't understand. It's another thing entirely to, like, descend from her.

Well, I don't understand the whole Gadsden flag, the come and take it, the Betsy Ross flag. How are these. Negative symbols. I don't understand. I mean, that's a great question.

As good as I am at sometimes trying to pretend to better deliver you a perspective on the air to be a government official, I can't pretend to be that stupid to understand.

Okay, so it's not just me.

Okay. Yeah, I don't, I don't get it. I don't get it.

So I'm just, you know, wondering, it's weird, like, none of the anti-Semitism stuff is up here. And you would think that that would be a thing, right? Like you would you'd think that, oh, well, maybe maybe that should be one of the things up here. No? No, it's not gonna be.

uh just kind of kind of crazy.

So they say, yeah, the um Punisher Skull, all of these things. Huh. That's the And Chris Reyes even said, well, we just don't even know how many terrorists are here. He literally said that. uh terrorism threat hits a whole other level after the Hamas Hamas's attack.

By the way, our border is so wide open, it's ridiculous. It's like a wall, it's just so wide open. Uh completely wide open. And there's apparently another uh what caravan coming? Chinese influencers are showing people how to best cross the US southern border also.

Audio 7 by 6, this is Ray warning about this. I mean, Chris Ray is even talking about this. Listen. But as I said a few moments ago, On top of the homegrown violent extremists and domestic violent extremist threat, we also cannot. And do not discount the possibility that Hamas or another foreign terrorist organization may exploit the current conflict to conduct attacks here.

on our own soil. We have kept our sights on Hamas and have multiple ongoing investigations into individuals affiliated with that. Foreign terrorist organization. Hmm. But uh you know Equity.

It's a lot more important, guys. Miriam. What are we focussing on? What is everything that we're focusing on? I don't get it.

I'm just amazed at all this. But that's that's like that's a huge issue. These are all huge issues. And in the meantime, we have no I I'm just so, you know, that we got the going back to this this guy at Cornell. I mean, I'm looking at some of the stuff that he has.

He is as bad. This guy. Ah, there's screenshots of it. I mean, it is so bad. He had literally posted Jewish people need to be killed.

And how to and was telling them to uh encouraging others to eliminate them from Cornell, follow them home. Uh Oh man, some of the stuff I can't read. It's bad. It's really bad. But there are screenshots of it.

It's really bad. Okay. You know, just think like people like that maybe need to be watched. Or you're, you have no idea, you've you actually have like Iranian nationalists coming in across the border, and then you also have. increased attacks on Jewish students at college campuses.

Guys like but you dun none of this is on your little None of this is on your stuff. I interesting. None of this is on your your t terror watch list. It's his life mission to make bad decisions. Yeah.

It's time for Florida Man.

So in Cape Coral, Florida, one business is bringing out the big guns to try to get your money. That's the owners of Roof EZ. They have a Thanksgiving special that actually sounds pretty genius.

So if you purchase a roof during the month of November, not only do you get the roof, but you get a free frozen turkey and an AR15. Woo! I love America. Mm-hmm. Jason Polly, who's the president of you to live in southern Florida?

He's the president of Roof EZ. He goes, a turkey will get y'all sitting at the table so you can spend time together. The roof will protect your home, and the AR-15 will protect your family. It's roof, literally the two letters EZ.

So if you're in Florida, in Cape Coral, and y'all need you a new roof, then y'all need to be calling the people over at roof EZ because you get you a turkey and an AR-15. And actually, that's so genius. He goes, I actually saw this idea. A company did it in Alabama. And I figured, hey, we're Florida.

This is the most Florida thing you can do. Let's do it.

So it's called their roof and gobble special. I love it. And he was asked, Well, why did you choose the rifle? And he goes, Because everybody needs one. The world's a crazy place.

They can get a roof and they can get an AR-15 for protection on both ends. And he's like, and why not? And they I I think I think it's a great idea. I think it's somebody goes, well, how about this? You want to give me a $20,000 boat and a $20,000 route?

Other, yeah.

So they said that they're working with a shoot center in Cape Coral to facilitate the promotion because, you know, obviously it's FFL.

So if even if you get the rifle, you got to go to the FFL, and then you got to get they'll run you through the background check and all that stuff, and then you pick up your rifle. But uh that's that's that's kinda I think it's that's kinda smart. And he goes, and if they don't want the AR-15, they can we'll just give them $500 off their roof, because that's how much the AR-15 that they're using is worth.

So There you go, right there.

So that's uh pretty cool. That's a really genius idea.

So uh in Orlando. A 23 year old Faces several charges after he used a detailed note to rob a pharmacy of drugs. And I am just shocked that people go to this length. It's a long note. Handwritten.

This is just a week ago, Orlando Police Department. The note says this is an armed robbery. Please cooperate. I don't want to hurt you. Bag the following.

Oxycodone, all kinds of different milligrams. Hydrocodone. Xanax, and it has all bottles, all different types, I guess, of dosages or milligrams, Adderall. Uh liquid Coding. Viagra.

And when finished, place note and bag and lay down, or I will shoot. That's what it is in there.

So it was a very, very long note.

So the guy who is behind it, Thomas Mews, 23. Heartened criminal, Kane says. He totally ended up getting busted because as he walked out of the store, the officer showed up. And he still had the bag of Drugs in his hand as he was arrested with his handwritten note.

Now he faces several robbery, trafficking, and possession charges because he is a moron. But the note though is very I mean that's so I guess he was gonna distribute them is what it sounds like. Yeah. Because it Doesn't what is liquid coating? What is that even?

I don't know. I don't know what that is. I know Tylenol with coating, but maybe that's a liquid form. I don't know. Yeah, I don't even know.

Like, what does one use that for? I mean, I don't really want to know, but I'm also genuinely curious, so I don't know. I'm at odds with myself. We have our third hour on the way. Don't go anywhere.

More of the Dana Show back after this. This is a moment of profound opportunity. The benefits of AI are immense. It could give us the power to fight the climate crisis. What?

What? How? How is it going to fight the client? Look, I know I'm dealing with a migraine. And I'm like, ugh, right now.

And I'm kind of, ugh, my allergy meds have, but that sounded whack. That sounded majorly whack. Right? I heard her correctly. Should do I give her credit for saying that she's unburdened by what has been her now?

No. No. AI benefits are immense. It could give us the power to fight the climate crisis. Or Harry out.

Uh it could make it to where Everything is dumber than it is. Do you know that?

Well, yes, it's very late.

So, do you know in the thing that he signed, and first off, welcome back to the program, Dana Lash with you. You're a lovable curmudgeon. You can listen coast to coast. You can watch the simulcast of the nationally syndicated radio show. On YouTube, Facebook, channel 347 Direct TV.

I was looking at the fact sheet on the. Executive order on safe secure and trustworthy artificial intelligence.

So what did I ask last The segment before we went into Florida, ma'am. I had asked where all the DEI and CRT morons were. with regard to the students fighting anti-Semitism on college campuses, right?

Well we found them. They decided to go into robots.

So the executive order I'm looking at the Uh fact sheet here. Let me just read this one sentence. It says: The executive order establishes new standards for AI safety and security, protects Americans' privacy, advances equity. Uh civil rights. Wait, what?

Well, yeah, so you can't you can't. You can't do both. of these because they're They cancel each other out. Equity is not about equality. In fact, they're completely different.

Uh they're antithetical to one or the other.

So I'm just fascinated by this because it gets literally into AI. Like it says. Advancing equity and civil rights. It's like a thing. Advancing equity.

thing in the fact sheet. It says I'm reading it from Whitehouse.gov, irresponsible uses of AI can lead to and deepen discrimination. Bias and other abuses, injustice, health care, and housing. Wait, what?

The Biden Harris administration has already taken action by publishing the blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights and issuing an executive order directing agencies to combat algorithmic discrimination. Oh, you sidebar. You know none of that's going to be about. discrimination against conservatives, right? Right.

They okay, I swear this gets dumber. I was reading this last night. This is one of the things I was reading last night. I had a bookmark it to finish the. fact sheet this morning 'cause it was so dumb it made my head hurt more.

They write To ensure that AI advances equity and civil rights, the President directs the following additional actions. to provide clear guidance to landlords, federal benefit programs and federal contractors to keep AI algorithms from being used to exacerbate discrimination. to address algorithmic discrimination through training. technical assistance and coordination between the Department of Justice and Federal Civil Rights Offices on Best Practices for Investigating and Prosecuting Civil Rights Violations Related to AI. Hmm.

I mean, they want this is going to be AI. that will be formed with the principles of CRT. Yes. That's what this says.

So imagine Like, um Hey. Equivalent. Of Ibram X. Kendys. CRT nonsense.

Part as part of AI. Forever. That's gonna go well, right? Because that's exactly what they're pushing here. Yeah, go ahead, Kane.

Go ahead and share it, just share.

Well, I just know the government has been trying to get control of the internet. with net neutrality for a long, long time, And I think they've realized that that's An uphill battle, they're unwilling to continue.

So, I think with this AI, I think they're going to also. usher in government control, right? There has to be controls with AI or else it just goes crazy. And society will be better off with government and control. And this is their effort to do that very thing that they've been trying to do with net neutrality for so long.

Mm-hmm. So yeah, here's exactly what it's going to be. This, I mean, I was reading the fact sheet, and it sounds like they want fairness, but why would you use AI in sentencing? And they want to use AI for everything. Do you realize what this is?

It's humans giving up. And so, but before they give up, they want to make sure that they incorporate all of this AI, DEI, CRT stuff in it. Really? It's going to be Peter Singer on steroids. They oh my gosh This is terrifying.

This is like I read this and it reads like a horror film. The fact sheet of it, it is absolutely terrifying. Imagine, because the algorithm borrow is is built on what it is given.

So whatever perspective someone has. They will shape it.

So, the, what is it? The winners write the history books.

Well, it's not going to be that anymore. The winners are going to be writing the algorithm. If you think that this isn't going to happen, I would just direct you to how Facebook. and Instagram and Twitter. etc.

All of these have been run. Just look at how all of this has been ran. This is ex I mean, this is exactly how this is going to go. And so Um Can you imagine this being applied? I mean, how is this going to work in healthcare?

Workplace equity, health equity? What the hell is health equity? What is that? That sounds like a death panel sort of thing. That sounds like someone is going to be actively incorporating discrimination.

Because that's what equity is. Equity is about making sure That Everything. Like equality is everybody has the same opportunities. Equity is everybody has to have the same outcomes. Regardless of the choices that you make.

Because that's what people omit when they talk about equity versus equality. Equality is that making sure everyone has the same access to opportunity. But equity isn't about opportunity, it's about you must have the exact same outcomes. And it disregards choice. It disregards A lot of stuff.

For the purpose of claiming that Making sure that all the results are the same, that it's better than equality. That's how equity is advertised. It's better than equality, it's equality 2.0. But that's not equity. has to incorporate discrimination.

In order to achieve the same outcome, it means that Some people have to be penalized, like if they're through no fault of their own. And some people will be penalized for making the right choice, and some people will be credited for making the wrong one. I mean, just so that you can get the same outcome. Isn't that horrible? That's one of the most evil things.

Equity is evil. It is absolute evil. And I think that this is disastrous. This is one of the reasons why we cannot lose in 2024. I don't really want to talk about all the primary stuff, but I want you to realize that the primary is the general here.

And you can like whoever you like as much as possible, but I'm telling you right now, there are some candidates that don't have a shot in hell. at winning a general election. I mean, I've looked at that. My job is to look at the data. And it much more, look, I would much rather do things that are most advantageous to me.

But unfortunately that would require me to lie. And I just sub n I don't like doing that.

So I'm telling you, this is one of the, I think the AI stuff and writing the algorithms for this and who controls that is one of the, that is to me, one of the biggest things. I mean they they're I mean This is they talk about AI ecosystem in this. They actually have a phrase in here: use existing authorities to expand the ability of highly skilled immigrants and non-immigrants with expertise in critical areas to study, stay, and work in the U.S. They want to incorporate into the algorithm the premise that illegal immigration is actually legal and is fine, and that cannot be used as a negative. This is the type of perspective that's going to shape this.

This is what I'm talking about.

Now imagine this with healthcare as well. 2024. is going to require some really hard decisions. To be made. Like, for instance, I know a lot of people are talking about Nikki Haley.

Let me be really frank with us. Nikki Haley doesn't have a shot in hell at the general election. I don't dislike her as a person. She's come to the town I live in a lot and she's fundraised with a lot of people that I consider friends. They've had fundraisers with her.

I haven't gone, but you know, I mean, that's their choice. I don't have anything against her personally. She just, I disagree with her on some of her foreign policy, but I'm telling you, she doesn't have a shot in hell at winning. She is not going to be able to pull Trump voters away. Trump voters are only, Trump voters are the most hardcore group.

They're not going to, Nikki Haley represents someone who takes an opposing view to some of the principles they hold, particularly with regards to foreign policy. You're going to have a lot of capital L libertarians that went over to the Republican side that aren't going to be voting for her because of foreign policy.

Some people are going to be looking at her monetary policy. She just doesn't, the polling, the only reason she's doing well is she's getting Tim Scott's stuff. She's getting, now that he's out of the race, she's getting some of his votes. She's not doing well. And I don't think that it's going to last.

And so that's my perspective on it. I think that people are silly to try to sit here and call who's going to be winning and who isn't this early in, but that's just the truth of it. And you also have to look at independence. I mean, there's, I'm not going to dive into it right now because we're very far away still from Iowa. But You you have to look at the lay of the land and you also have to realize that this election is bigger than one person and it's bigger than one candidate.

I want to win because I don't want stuff like this being written by progressives. And if there are people out there that are willing to sacrifice their future, the future of their children and the future of their grandchildren and allow progressives to write stuff like the quote-unquote AI ecosystem and incorporate forever equity as a premise of the AI future of the United States, and they are unwilling to get over their own ego or obsession with any candidate in any race to do so, then they are as bad for this country as the left is. Because this is about winning. And people who win don't Uh take suicide missions politically. This stuff is, I think, out of everything, this is the scariest stuff to me, is the AI stuff.

This is absolutely terrifying because so much of this, I mean, this touches, guys, this touches on criminal justice, it touches on healthcare decisions, it touches on education, everything. I mean, imagine some sentencing being determined by AI. You realize they're already using AI to solve problems. You need to watch the latest mission impossible because they get into this. I mean, imagine AI controlling conflict.

and determining military strategy based on AI. But with Democrats, they're going to incorporate, honestly, the Ibram ex Kendis of the world as a perspective for shaping the AI ecosystem. That's going to be disastrous, but that's what's going to happen if we lose in twenty four, and that is not an exaggeration. The choice is either country or ego for 2024. The primary is the general.

Pick a side. And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick V. Oh, so gross. I'm so tired of seeing stuff about bed bugs.

It's so nasty.

So now in London, it's apparently totally out of control. They found bed bugs now in a West London library. Pest control all over the city says the spread is out of control. The Ealing Syndrome Library closed because they found bed bugs like everywhere there. You know they can get in the books too.

They said they're getting immunated with calls. And they said that they found them in some of their furnishings. They had to shut the whole library down. I mean, it is so bad. Have you been reading about this?

Like, it's everywhere. In Paris, in London, oh my gosh, that's just crazy.

So Oh man, it totally grosses me out. I don't. This good dog. We don't deserve dogs. K-I-R-O.

Arlington, Washington. A pet dog helped the Arlington Police Department arrest a 36-year-old burglary suspect. He was hiding under a tarp. Police said they heard from a homeowner who had discovered an unknown male that escaped out the back door when they returned home, and the dog found them because they tried to break. They broke in through the doggie door.

I don't like doggy doors, man. They totally freaks me out. But they said that they suspected somebody was hiding in the yard and that the dog found them.

So kudos to the dog. Let's see. This FDA warns that 26 eyedrop products, including. Large store brands could lead to eye infections and vision loss. They said 26 that have been sold at CBS, Target, and Rite Aid, U.S.

Food and Drug Administration. They say that there's unsanitary conditions in the manufacturing facility. And it's produced positive bacterial test results from the environmental sampling of critical drug production areas in the facility.

So they say that, like, sold under brand CBS Health, Rite Aid, Target, Up and Up, and Leader, and Velocity Pharma are supposed to be sterile. They said there's no reports of injuries right now, but. They said that anybody who takes them and has signs Or symptoms of an eye infection, they should immediately go and seek treatment for that. That's like you have one job, one job, right? Stick with us.

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So you might have seen the news story about my tweet regarding Ben Shapiro and his love of AR-15s. Big round of applause for the clever detectives who pointed out that technically a few ranchers and animal control people did own these guns before 2004. And since we're all big fans of math, here are more numbers that seem relevant. In 1992, AR-15s composed roughly 21 in every 100 firearms made in the U.S. By 2020, almost one in five guns made here were AR-15s.

There are now more than 20 million AR-15s in people's closets and cabinets. Oh and there's this. In 2023, there's been 560 mass shootings in our country and we still have two months of the money.

Well, does that have to do with AR-15s? Because they're responsible for the fewest. By the way. Homicides Annually. That's uh what's her face?

Gretchen Carlson, who got real snotty. about how she got made fun of because she kept saying that nobody's nobody really known AR 15s before 2004. Oh my goodness. She really needs to stick to beauty pageants. Welcome back to the program.

Dana Lash here with you. Bottom of this third hour. You know, and that's the interesting thing with math. You know, the rifle is that rifle that she's talking about is used the least. Annually in homicides.

And it's blunt objects, hands and feet, that actually still outnumber the criminal usage of illegally possessed rifles. And in fact, the illegally possessed handguns via the black market. Overwhelmingly drive all homicides that are done by illegally possessed handguns. And even that, if you're going to sit here and talk about and try to conflate the number of, you know, whether it's drug involved or gang bang. Criminal activity that involves illegally possessed firearms and use that as some sort of metric to argue why law-abiding people should be deprived of their Second Amendment rights, then it's also fair to insist that you incorporate defensive gun usage, which by every account outpaces nearly three to one criminal usage of firearms.

So that's really the metric ultimately that we should be using is the difference between DGU and criminal usage, and DGU is always going to outweigh criminal usage.

So we don't adjudicate the rights of the innocent by the actions of the criminals. That's incredibly important. I'll say it again. We do not adjudicate the rights of the innocent by the actions of criminals. But that's exactly what Gretchen Carlson, who had a very disgraceful exit from Fox and who also pushed to have the swimsuit competition eliminated from beauty pageants.

So maybe she shouldn't stick to beauty pageants. I really don't know what her lane is. Maybe she should stay silent on this issue. I love that she has the ability to go and Google things on the computer, but regurgitating an opinion in a cringe fashion in video doesn't make you knowledgeable. That just makes you unaware of how much you're embarrassing yourself.

So stop. Good grief.

So With this I just am tired of people going on about that. Tired of it. By the way, I had this speaking of that. Did you know that the situation in Maine? Because it's what all sparked this.

There was more information that came out about this guy. uh this murderer.

So the And this came from uh Boston Globe.

So the murderer in Maine. He was involuntarily committed. That's confirmed. He was con involuntarily committed in New York. New York did not follow their own SAFE Act.

By law, because he was involuntarily committed. That should have been kicked over to the Division of Criminal Justice, who would have pulled a permit. and they would have confiscated his firearms. Whether or not you agree with that law and the due process that is usually abridged in these sorts of ERPO orders is a separate issue from the fact that the law that the left always insists that we need more of because they work to prevent these types of things didn't actually work to prevent this type of thing. Again.

Just like it didn't work in Buffalo either. Because this guy had been involuntarily committed in New York, New York should have followed the SAFE Act. And he actually, that would have pinged National Crime Information Center, which is what NICS checks, the National Crime Instant Background Check System.

So that NICS would have pinged the database at NCIC because that would have been filed with it. But apparently, they didn't follow their own laws. But what's more, is that That was not only did we add the first confirmation of his two-week involuntary stay. But apparently, this came up again just in September.

Now, his involuntary commitment was in. Uh July. This came up again in September. There was a reservist in September, according to Boston Globe, that said the killer was going to quote snap and commit a mass shooting, end quote. The local sheriff's department.

did two wellness checks. And they did make contact with him. And then here's another thing.

So, this was, I think, this is in Maine. The Department.

Now, see, the way that the law is in Maine is that it's police that can actually bring this forward.

So, the department, which seems like a departure of Maine's yellow flag. They agreed to let the family lock away weapons, and then they weren't going to have law enforcement intervene for it.

So it's like they did a quasi-ERBO here, a quasi-ERBO. Like they sort of did their yellow flag, but they didn't.

So, government officials and other law enforcement are saying, yeah, somebody missed the boat here. In fact, the quote used was, they all dropped the ball.

So they were aware. In July, they were aware in May that he had a potential for violence because the ex-wife in May already reported him to the Sheriff's Department. that he was paranoid. And he was hearing voices and he was becoming violent. The other time it was in July.

So, two different states, multiple agencies, were made aware that this guy. was hearing voices. was violent and was making threats. The situation got so bad in New York that the New York State Police had to escort him into the hospital to be involuntarily committed. He stayed for two weeks.

There is no. No. word on what the adjudication process was like if he was? There's no word on what the release process was like if there were conditions placed upon his release. No one has said anything and the media has all but dropped interest in this.

So I'll reiterate that. He was so bad that they had to call New York State police to escort him to the mental institution. And yet, you're telling me that they didn't report this with the SAFE Act? you know, the act that they said that they needed to protect lives. But Doesn't look like it protects lives so much as it makes the innocent more vulnerable.

And then after that That was in July. Then you had September when he they had uh they had the sheriff of um Sheriff's Office, they said they, I mean, other reservists said that they saw him grow increasingly paranoid. Uh he kept talking about violence. They said that The police officers and fellow reservists, the sheriff who oversees Oxford County. and the another county deputy.

They were apparently with him In July, going to the mental institution when he was just had spiraled out of control. And They said that none of these departments responded for comment. The commitment from July, that should have made him a prohibited possessor. But apparently they didn't report it. He when he went to try to purchase the silencer, the only reason why that FFL didn't sell is because he's self-incriminated on the form.

The information confirmed that they never got any information barring him from buying a gun. That's This is Sutherland Springs all over again.

So New York did not report it. New York. Second in the nation for gun law gun control law. They didn't report it. Further, There is literally no indication that any department, whether in New York or Maine, and in New York, again, you've got to go by SAFE Act, they're required to do this.

They didn't apply for a warrant. or do anything. They never followed up.

So, the people who passed the gun control law. that demanded that it will keep you safe, lied to you. and the people tasked with enforcing the laws that were passed didn't do they didn't follow him. They didn't even do they didn't even report it. That is something that at least should be.

Whenever everybody sits here and talks about reporting. They didn't report this to NCIC, and voluntary commitment is one of the categories, one of the classifications of prohibited possession. And they didn't report it. Why? No one in the media is asking this question.

Everybody has gone totally silent. Not a single one of them were talking about it anymore. Unbelievable. And yet You're the problem because you want to be able to to protect yourself. People like oh, what's her face?

Gretchen Carlson. That chick, one of the meaner people at Fox. She's blaming rifles. It's not the rifles' fault. It's.

The person who did it, it's their fault. But don't sit here and pass all these gun control laws and say that it's going to be the panacea to the problem. And then But you don't follow 'em. I'll have more on this. I'll make sure I include this for subscribers over at chapter and verse.

There's a few other things to touch on. We were talking about AI, the terrifying AI stuff. We were also, like I said, I'm not touching on the 2024 stuff because I'm so tired of it. I'm already it's all petty and stupid. Uh the couple of things Hawley Josh Hawley, who I think is gonna be on this week.

is introducing a bill. He wants to introduce a bill to reverse Citizens United. I actually think we can't find gold and everything with campaign finance should be undone. If you donate to candidates and you spend any time at all whatsoever donating money for causes, it is an absolute nightmare. Like, look at it.

Dinesh D'Souza went to jail for what? Uh Like a small amount in political donations because you're capped out. Like for individuals, it's like 3,300 per that election, whether it's a primary or general. I mean, there's all these, it's almost like they write all of these very contradicting Laws so that they catch people. And I think money is speech.

I think if you should be able to spend your money however the hell you want to. I believe that. And so I'm really curious to see. And understand Holly on this because he's pretty, like, you know, he's been pretty good in nipping government and. And he says that he wants corporate money out of politics and he wants corporate influence out.

So I'm I don't know. He says that that uh they he he mentioned um I mean, that's like something that you don't normally hear a lot of Republicans talk about. He says that he was an originalist in the Constitution, and he doesn't think that you can make an originalist case for business corporations being treated like individuals when it comes to the right of political speech.

So that's interesting, an interesting concept. But what if you have people that get together as a group? Because then aren't you getting into semantics at that point? If someone's getting together as like a citizen group and they're donating, or whether or not it's a corporation that's donating, I mean, then you're just taking issue with how they're structured. Doesn't that become like just.

semantics at that point? Pretty much. I'm really curious on this. I mean, I'm not like trying to, I just want to understand the perspective because I don't like to feel like I'm missing something. Whether you're a policy wonk, a news junkie, or simply someone hungry for insightful discourse, the Dana Show Podcast has your back.

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By Speaker Johnson's first major legislative action, a purely partisan action. House Republicans released a partisan and woefully inadequate package with no aid to Ukraine. No humanitarian assistance for Gaza, no funding for Indo-Pacific, and poison pills. that help wealthy tax cheats avoid paying their fair share. That st that remark is so stupid and cringe that it's basically a mental abortion.

It is. By the way, that's a new band name, mental abortion. I think it might be one already. It's really crappy thrash metal. But it's like with passion.

Welcome back to the show. Dana Lash with you. I am man, I am majorly darry if I have been out right now. Especially when I hear that kind of stuff. You mean that wait, you mean to tell me that Republicans just passed?

Or they just want a bill. That just focuses on one spending thing at a time. Is that what you're telling me? Yeah, I know, isn't that weird? Those bastards.

What? So bad.

So bad.

How dare you be responsible with the taxpayer money? Everybody knows that you're supposed to throw it on the Ukrainian government like you're throwing around singles at a strip club. Come on. Hundreds of billions. Go tuck it in Zelensky's song.

What? Hundreds of billions have already gone to Ukraine. Yeah. We continue to send. Yeah, that doesn't count, though.

It's a new day. We just ignore that that money was spent. It's unbelievable. Telling you. They're always like with somebody else's money.

They don't need because they don't need any more money, Chuck. How many billions have they got? They don't need no more money. Like has anyone ever given like a full articulate account of Where that money's gone, we don't know. We're paying for like pensions.

Didn't we buy like some czar's daughter's like vacation home or something like that? I don't have a vacation home. Do you got a vacation home? Yachts. Yeah, no, I don't have a vacation.

I don't got a boat. I don't have a yacht. I don't have even a jet ski. Yeah. I think I deserve one.

I think we all deserve one. I mean, think about it: those billions that they were sending over there to Ukraine, we could all had a jet ski. Yep.

So we're not coming over the border illegally and we're not Ukrainian, so Yeah. Do you get more money if you're Ukrainian and you come over the border? That's a good one. You'd probably have to use two coupons. I'm just wondering, like you get your free phone, your stipend, all that jazz.

Right. Yeah, so that's worth asking for.

So I'm I was looking at uh they're talking about what is it, the Internet ad advocacy group. They're mad because the the Israel is not uh uh Hamas can't use Israel. as basically a hotel. They wanted Israel to provide all their utilities and their internet and all this other stuff. Yeah, still, as they're firing rockets off.

Do you guys know how absolutely cracktastic Hunter Biden drunk that is? To demand that the country that Hamas attacked provide them with their utilities and all this other stuff. Do you guys know how ridiculous that is? They've already provided that, though. Yeah, they have, like, since they left unilaterally in 2005, but let's ignore that.

They're like, oh my gosh, they can't even go you know what? Hamash should that sucks that Hamas chose this for you, the democratically elected government of Hamas. And the only reason there wasn't another election since is because they didn't want to share power with a minority Fatah but you know. We'll have more on that tomorrow. Today in Stupidity Cane, although all of this could classify, Democrat Senator Chuck Schumer.

I mean, we heard of his stupidity already, some of it. This is what we were talking about with the funding. It being tied to other things. We want a clean bill. This is him stating, after being asked the question: is there any offset?

Should there be an offset? Listen to what Chuck Schumer says here. Would you be open to offsetting any of the emergency foreign aid package? Emergency foreign aid should not be offset. Yes.

So they're upset. that the Republicans took money from the IRS. to help with Israel. They want nothing to do with that. I think they should take all the money from the IRS.

And just like give it all to us. It's our money anyway. There you go. That does it for us today, folks. Make sure you go and sign up for chapter and verse over at Substack.

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