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I mean, who doesn't feel that way? Honestly, I mean, who doesn't? Who among us? Welcome to the show. Dana Lash here with you.

Thank God it's Thursday. We're almost through this insane week because it keeps getting crazier. You can listen, by the way, coast to coast. And I hope that you signed up for the newsletter over at Substack because there's always good stuff that goes out up there, over there, up there, over at Substack on the reg.

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So, in the meantime, this is one of many things that we're going to be discussing today, including. Getting into some of this because we got to talk about. I'm fascinated with the Kissinger stuff because. While, and I'm not gonna dive into this, let's not throw elements up and make a big thing about it right now. That'll that'll come later.

But I'm fascinated with The dichotomy that's in the press right now of Jimmy Carter being sick and he's being he's at his wife's visitation and he's like on the doorstep of death. and the way that he's perceived and received and fetted. by the left, and then Henry Kissinger. And I'm Fascinated by this. And I want to dive into it a little bit later because I feel like that's also.

Yesterday we talked about Warshock tests in the context of having this discussion, whether it's about. You know, either masks or a whole bunch of other hosts of issues. I think this is like another Warshock test. I really do feel that way. I think it's another worst shock test.

Uh to kind of see where people sort of really are with foreign policy and what they, you know, where what they really believe. Anyway.

So we're gonna get into all that. The audio that we started with though What was this w this was like a a a New York Times Some New York Times event. I actually don't care enough to know what it is, but what is it? But you were gonna tell me, Kane. Was the deal book?

Was it? The deal book. What is even that? Yeah. It was some stupid New York Times thing.

I don't know. That's all I know. They and they had him there. Our friends over at Patch Ops immediately made a soundbite out of this. But this is the soundbite that's getting all of the attention.

I actually don't even think that that's like, I mean, I love that soundbite, and I completely agree with him because he's referencing. All of these Advertisers that are being pressured by the left to pull advertising on X. because they accused him falsely of saying something Of tweeting something anti-Semitic, which he absolutely did not. And I find it fascinating that all of these actual anti-Semites that have been out there excusing pro-Hamas and doing all of this stuff, I've been fascinated in watching this because they project onto him. And so I mean, I completely agree with what he said there.

He also said. Which I thought this was a brilliant soundbite as well. Audio Soundbite 8. I think this is perhaps my favorite. Because he was having a conversation with the moderator about.

These virtue-signaling Pharisees, for the lack of a better way to put it, listen to this. And what I see all over the place is people who care about looking good while doing evil. F them. It's amazing. I love it.

I but he made a good point though. I mean, he's like, yes, I mean, you know, they're talking about They're they're talking about doing good, but they care more about looking good while Well, they care more about looking good than actually doing good. And they want to look good while they do good, but they'd rather look good than do good, is essentially what it is. I loved that sound bite. And he's right.

He's right in this. People who care about looking good, but they're doing evil. And I really feel like In a lot of instances, especially with politics today, it's more about looking good. They're actually doing anything good. I go back to the Kissinger thing.

I mean, there's some complications, obviously. There's some nuance. He killed a lot of commies, as my friend Kurt reminded everybody. He did. He also, yes, I get you.

He also, and I think it's completely fair to say that the dude also enabled China to be what it is today. I mean, I think that's a com I think that's completely fair to say. But in the world of geopolitics. What In the geopolitical sphere, the, you know, normally, it's not just, it's not so incredibly easy to make the easy call. I mean, he was, you know, a guy who was a foreign.

He got into foreign policy theory, and then he was also a diplomat, and he wore a couple of different hats. And so. One wasn't the other, and one would make different moves more so than the other. And it was, it's, there's, there's a lot of, I mean, there's a lot of nuance here. Nobody's.

I mean good grief. You could the I think concern that he had at the time, particularly As it relates to China and brokering or breaking rather this Russian-Chinese relationship, thinking that you could fracture communism and that would do it in, you can. I mean, there has to be constant vigilance. And of course, that wasn't helped by the administrations after, particularly the Clinton administration and the World Trade Organization and everything else. I mean, we could go on and on.

Their admittance into that helped really fuel their rise to the top almost faster than anything. But ultimately, I mean, he did lay the groundwork. I mean, that's something that, I mean, I think it's completely fair to acknowledge that. And so the reason that I brought up at the very start of this, Carter, is when you look at what's happening in the Middle East, one of the reasons that we're dealing with all of the nonsense that we're dealing with in the Middle East is because of Jimmy Carter. He was one of the worst presidents that we've ever had in American history.

I loathe Jimmy Carter. I loathe FDR the most. Politically, I love Jimmy Carter, and I also think that his virtue is a veneer. And I really loathe, however, FDR. But we have it I d Democrats, they love to romanticize like the r most ridiculous people amongst them.

But they're freaking out over Kissinger. Did you see Rolling Stones? Hold up. Did you guys see Rolling Stones? My gosh, this was crazy.

I mean, there were people who were just absolutely Just cheering on this guy's death. And I mean, just wild. Rolling stone went at him. I mean, they were they they They were not happy. They they well, they were happy that he was dead, but I pulled this piece up because I'm not getting it up.

But This is what happens when you work radio T V guys. We don't do teleprompters. But um Yeah, they went at him. They rolling stone went at him. And I've been watching all of these hot takes from people all morning.

Well, really, it started last night. And nobody, the way that they talk, oh, he left so many people dead, you know, in Cambodia, et cetera, et cetera. Hi, have you heard of the Khaimer Rouge? Have you heard of Pol Pot? They acted like they weren't there.

They weren't factors. It was all just Henry Kissinger. It was Henry Kissinger, Kane. Did you know that? All by himself.

All by himself. I mean, there were no monumentally murderous regimes down there that were mur. I mean, have they heard of the killing fields? Have they heard of the tree in the killing fields? The tree where the commies used to take babies from moms and smash them against the tree, beat them against the tree like one would a rug on a stick, and then discard the dead bodies.

But you know. Kissinger displaced people. Kissinger killed people. I'm not kidding you. That's what's been the majority of the hot takes.

And but yet they're lionizing somebody like Jimmy Carter. Jimmy Carter, whose moves in the 70s created the destabilization in Iran that you see now. Jimmy Carter. We have to deal with the Houthis. We have to deal with all of Hezbollah.

We have to deal with Hamas, all which are funded by Iran because of who helped them to cut to who helped the Ayatollah, who helped all of that. That was Carter. I love reading biographies on presidents. It's one of my, I love historical books. If I'm going to read a book, I'm going to read a historical book.

'Cause so much written today is just absolute trash. And I was reading one. I read it a couple of years ago. I actually t pulled it out as soon as I heard he was sick, and I was rereading it. And uh I mean, it's so eye-opening.

It's amazing the stuff that isn't taught either in high school or college about why there's so much that contributed to the destabilization in the Middle East. But interestingly enough, It's like there's a blackout on Carter's participation in it.

Now, the reason I bring this up, and yes, Carter, yeah, I mean, Kissinger wasn't president. Carter was. Carter was a president, Kissinger wasn't a president. Yes, Kissinger was incredibly influential and helped guided the foreign policy of several different presidential administrations, but yet he wasn't the top guy. He wasn't the top guy.

He made a lot of moves and he was kind of celebrated. I mean, he was pretty popular with Hollywood's Elite. I saw a picture of him with Elizabeth Taylor. I guess it was back in the seventies or something that it was taken. Hmm.

And interestingly, I read uh another quip. about all of this where 'Cause he got the Nobel Peace Prize, right? I mean, for if you think that that's, you know, the Nobel Peace Prize. But he got the Nobel Peace Prize and He also shared it with uh Well, he shared it with a basically uh the uh what is it, uh doc. Uh uh Lou Doc, who was one of the guys that he sat with and they were they were brokering The Uh peace agreement.

They were brokering the peace agreement and trying to end fighting in Vietnam, although, did it? The communists did it in. But the whole thing was that. He was making a lot of these decisions that He was writing the checks that Nixon's butt had to cash. Not that Nixon was.

I mean, not intelligent. It was incredibly intelligent. But a lot of the foreign policy decisions that were guided by. Kissinger. I mean, he wrote him and Nixon cashed him with his backside.

And I was reading this story where. I don't know who it was. I'm trying to remember who it was that wrote this. There's a million things written about Kissinger today. But I was reading this piece, and they were saying that.

You know, when he got the Nobel Peace Prize, Nixon actually had won the Nobel Peace Prize. And he, you know, thought, you know, President of the United States, he'd probably get it. He didn't get it. Uh and Kissinger got it. Sharing it.

The other guy declined it because he said that it hadn't been implemented. But Nixon gave him, it was described as a very gallant congratulations, but people who knew Nixon well. could perceive the hurt. because it had cost him dearly. The foreign policy that had been guided by Kissinger.

And I just thought that was a very interesting. Insight, a little interesting insight into this. But Ice cannot get over. the contrast between Carter and Middle East and the reception and the fetting that the left does. And then What we see with Kissinger.

It's just, it fascinates me.

Now, another contrast is happening tonight. I'm not doing a live debate of it because I'm actually writing a big, old, I'm drafting a big old long piece. And it's been so crazy, it's taken me a couple of days to do because I feel it's like it's basically You have these two ideologies that are contrasted so perfectly on stage tonight. I do think it's smart for DeSantis to go right at Gavin Newsome. I think it's smart.

I think that it shows that he's not going to hide and he's going to fight and he's going to go after the guy who really. Joe Biden might be President of the United States. But the up and coming most influential member of the Democrat Party is Gavin Newsome. And I don't think the right is taking this seriously, and they're about to get Obama'd. Not kidding you.

I'm not the only one who thinks this. Coming up later in the program, A lifelong Californian who's followed California politics and has known about Gavin Newsom since people talking about it now on blogs and podcasts could spell his name. She's gonna join me to give insight into exactly this because she says the rights being done with us. They think that he's inconsequential because we view him as being silly, which is true. We do.

I mean, good grief, French laundry looks ridiculous when he went there with the lockdowns and everything else. But He's dangerous. And also. You want to talk about baggage? This dude has so much baggage.

I'm not even talking about the political baggage of the high-speed rail. I'm not talking about the boondoggle of crime and drugs and everything else that's happening in California. I think he's she says he's still having an affair very publicly right now. And there's political implications to that.

So she's going to join us. Jennifer Van Lauer coming up. She's with Red State. She's going to join us to talk about that. We're also, and we've got this contrasted, we've got this debate tonight.

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Juan, you're gonna hate me. I'm so sorry. Juan's like, yeah, I love when you do video breakdowns, Dana. These are great. Welcome back to the show.

Dana Lash here with you. You can listen coast to coast. Watch the simulcast. Here's okay. First off, let me just address what was said and then.

Uh Excellent. Uh Dong Chao Ping did. What? That if who is he talking about? Does he mean Xi Jinping?

Yes. Kami Chinese leader? Not a peep from anyone in the media on this, really. I just need to pulse check on these zombies that are running these publications. Not a single peep from you people.

I don't care if it was your beloved grandfather that said something like this. You make fun of it. Because it's it should be if you can't make fun of this, you're a soulless meat sack. You're a soulless meat sack and you're getting nothing for Christmas. That's it.

How do you not Dude, it's like 16 candles. It's like a movie scene.

Okay, so I want to break this down because I got to give props. to the female and the male that are standing on either side of him. And you could see it. The guy had a real good poker face. You could see there was a hint of question that passed over his face when the president said, Don Jiao Ping.

Which in the Himalayas. What? But the girl, the lady, you could tell, she caught that and was like, what? And it registered. She caught herself.

Like they knew they were on the national stage and they were trying to keep it legit, right?

So let's just walk through what is now my favorite video soundbite so far. of this month. Go ahead. I've said this, I've said this to Deng Chao Ping. And then she looks right back at him like, I'm sorry, what?

Dong Chow P what did you just say? And you could see her like her pursed lips together. She just looked at him and went, What? The other guy, like his eyebrows were up real high. I love watching people's expressions on stuff.

I can't tell you how many videos of this, like these walkthroughs and stuff I've seen.

So the guy's like, wait, what? And you could tell his like eyebrows drop just a little bit, and he's like, oh, here we go. But she, it's like he expected this out of Biden. She didn't. And she just looks at him the way her head jerked and looked at him right after he said that.

That was really, that was something. But then it gets weird. Er.

So after he says, Dong Chao Ping. And they're just standing there, then it's like. Di it I don't d is he wearing like a shot collar? Where, if someone is standing behind the scenes and they're on the campaign and they are like, oh, it needs more energy. Yeah.

My mom has candles, and I'm not gonna lie, I got some too for Christmas. where you can do the remote with them. Those things are amazing, right? Mine are made in Taiwan. Thank you.

Hers are giant. And there's a remote, and you can dink, dink, dink, like with the remote. Ever, you know what I'm talking about.

So it's like someone did that to him. Like they got a shock collar on him and they're in the back with the remote like trying to get him to not be boring and sleepy.

So go ahead because he gets him riled up and it's just out of nowhere and awkward. MLAs, and I've said this to every maid world leader. It's never, never.

Now he leans over, and the guy is like, What the hell's happening here? They're both amused. You one thing that you can tell from both of their faces is that they are amused. She is suppressing a chortle. Which is kind of like a chokey laugh.

She's suppressing it. And you can tell. And the guy is just looking like, yep. I mean, they are the guys like has the expression of this is my drunk friend. You know what I mean?

Like when you're dudes, when you're at the bar, and one of your friends who's maybe had a couple, you know, maybe a pint too many, starts making a joke and it's just awkward, not funny, but you're you find it funny. Dad's like him. She's just trying not to laugh. But okay, so again, weird er. Go ahead.

Never been a good bet to bet against the American people. Never, never, never. And okay, so she starts nodding her head. and the guy that's on the other side of him. Is like, I don't know what this means, but I guess we're it's tilly time.

When it's tilly time, we're gonna throw down. And he just and then he starts clapping, like, yeah, fight, fight, yes, love that. That's the only who knows what the hell this guy's saying, but it sounds like he's talking about fights right now, and I'm down with that. And she just starts nodding her head. She turns into a bouncer, like, mm-hmm.

Silly time. I just, it's the funniest. This is so funny. I can't tell you how many times I watch this video. I watched it the first time, and I literally LOL.

Normally, I'm lying when I write that. I'm not LOLing at all. I'm just like, I'm somewhat amused, and my facial expression hasn't changed. I laugh like a loon. Out loud.

I LOL'd loudly when I saw this video. I love the guy's expression. He's like, Yeah, tilly time. Yeah. And she just starts nodding her head like, mm-hmm.

Oh my gosh, it's just precious. I just gotta, I'm sorry, go with me for simulcast, guys. She's like, I'm not gonna laugh. And he's like, yeah, what? Fight?

Yes? Yes, and she nods her head and he's like, Yeah, tilly time. Anyway.

You know what? Where's the bad lip reading people? Right. I want the bad lip reading people. You remember the one that we played where it was they were dubbing Matt Gates and Kevin McCarthy in a fight?

Bye, Breath the Tiger. It was hysterical. They need to do that for this. Honestly, some days that's the only way I can take politics, and I work in this business. It's almost like when Biden just speaks normally, it sounds like it's the lip-reading thing.

Yeah, I mean, you know what? You make a really good point here because they would only serve to make him look smarter and sound smarter because at least they're. More coherent. Yeah, they're like more coherent, more, you know, a little bit more consistent with their speech and stuff. I don't know.

But that was I'm still yeah, I found that I mean that whole clip. I mean you start with a Dong Chow Ping and you end with I'm gonna go there and I'm gonna do my angry old man pointing. Good night.

So, uh There. I don't know. I'm I'm speaking of the Bidens, by the way. Oh, I got I got some more Bidens.

So, uh There was an unusual payment that was flagged to them. Are you shocked by that? You're not shocked. You're like, Dana, I know this. I know that.

Yeah, but they keep finding more, guys. At some point, I mean What is it going to take? for the media to care about what they're finding with the Bidens. Look at this, Sarah, we found a pile of dead hookers and all kinds of crack rocks and all this cash and it says Joe Biden's crack rock or Hunter Biden's crack rock on the on the crack baggie. And then it says Joe Biden's money from China.

Written on all of the paper encasing the bills here. I mean, could this be Biden's? I mean, what does it take for them to actually pay attention to this? What does it take?

So the newest story here is that Uh the Investigation into the money laundering.

So there's a, the bank has an investigator. They expressed, they had expressed, serious concerns. about a transfer of funds. That Had been done in the form of a $40,000 check. from from James Biden.

Okay, can I I'm sidebar. I haven't had enough coffee today, number one. Number two, does James Biden sort of, who's the great value version of whom? Joe or James? They both look like weird morphed out versions of each other.

And like we're missing somebody who looks normal. I don't know anyway.

So they said that a $40,000 check to James Biden, and it was an email obtained by House Oversight. Biden got a $40,000 personal check from his account.

Now it was written, it was written by the wife. But how'd the wife get the money? That's the qu that's what we're into. How do the wife get the money? And guess it was all with the Chinese energy firm CEFC.

Hey, Kane. Who's um? Equity firm Was doing all that business with CEFC. Was that Rosemont Seneca? Yeah.

Was it? Yeah. Wait, remind everybody. Who is Rosemont Seneca owned by? That would be Hunter.

Biden. Oh, Hunter. Biden. That's right. And.

Whose baby infant son is he? He's the baby in Google Gaga, baby. Who's that? Of our president. Our president, yeah.

Okay. I just, yeah. Mm. Mm, oh yeah.

So they uh the Chinese entity that sent all that cash to them, it was the CEFC. That's how they that's how they got it. C E F C and it was It was all to uh the sis-in-law. And then all of a sudden they had all this money. And they're trying to be like, No, she wrote the check, but Again, where did the money come from?

I didn't just fall out of the sky, it didn't just operate out of the ether. Where did it come from? And they flagged all of these, and this was just one of many. Invest many transfers that they found incredibly suspicious. That's why they were flagged.

I mean, that's why all of this, the banks were flagging them first. Huh?

So they said, yeah, they were unusual. The original payment. That was set up by Hunter Biden and a Chinese business associate was listed as being for management fees and reimbursements. But but and they had this guy, uh it was a payment to Hudson West the Third.

Well. Hudson West the Third came. He received these payments. And so they Didn't really have any records of him like doing any consulting or Management stuff. They had no record of him doing that at all.

But then after it went to Hudson West the Third, they had no nothing to merit any payment from anybody about management fees or reimbursements, is my point. They had I mean, there was what do you mean?

Somebody was w what was the what were the payments for? There was nothing to clarify what the payments were for. Once the $5 million landed at Hudson West, they carved it up into all of these different, I mean, they divvied it up. And then they started funneling it through all of their other different accounts. Why wouldn't okay, so if C E F C Had hired somebody.

For management or consulting, say you own a business and you're hiring someone. for management and consulting. Wouldn't you just pay them? like outright to them directly. For the service, yeah.

Why would Isn't it it's kinda weird, right, that They would Divide up everything that you're owed. and then funnel it through a million different accounts? First, right? Isn't that weird? Would you find that sketch?

Of course. That seems Shady. I don't know. I I How, and then it goes through all of these. This Rube Goldbarg, Goldberg machine of Goldbarg, had my Biden moment.

It goes through this Rube Goldberg machine uh of uh uh financial shell game before it finally ends up in the Biden's account. Oh, it always ends up in the Biden's account. Make no mistake. I mean, I get that there's a reason why you have. LLCs, but I don't understand the purpose other than to hide money or launder it.

I don't understand the purpose of having a company just literally to move money around. Again, other than the b obvious reason. Aside from the obvious reason, Why else do you have all these companies that just transfer assets? That's all they do. What what does your business do?

Oh, it just moves money. Like literally, I just take it or save it. Launder. It's really great. Justina, I got a lot of we got a lot of questions about this.

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So he's a congressman. No idea. Hmm. Man. That was he had a bad day yesterday.

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He says that he believes that your popularity or Unpopularity, or whatever rating you want to put it as, is a function of sexism. And racism. He says that's part of the problem. He says, she doesn't get the credit for all that she's done. Do you think that's true?

For what?

Well, are we talking about the media or people? As it relates to the media, I'm sure some of that is true. For what?

What does she do? I don't mean to sound like Shorzy here, but Jiminy Christmas. For what?

What? She brought us Venn diagrams. Really? I saw the VP that was yesterday. at that New York Times butter my biscuit thing, whatever it was.

What was it? The deal book? Summit?

Okay. Dana last year with you. On the airwaves, you can listen coast to coast. You can stream it, you can watch the simulcasts. Channel 347 Direct T V.

So The reason that no one likes her is because they're sexist and racist, not because she totally sucks out loud. I mean at her work. Her jobs. The Sexism into race.

So, wait, the sexism and racism, wait a minute, let me understand this.

So you get into the Vice President's office. But you can't do I mean you get that far But then all of a sudden, the sexisms and the racisms. Yeah, holding you down.

So you get as far as actually getting into the V P office. Oh, but I the reason that I'm not good at my job is because of to sexisms and to racisms is why. I mean, that's the truth of it. Unburdened by what has been Venn diagram. She sounds like if you fed an AI machine.

Like just random. Boardroom stuff. And then It and then told it to spit it out. Yeah, give me a thousand words. in a speech like you're a female presid like you're a female vice president.

And that would be it, right?

So you get as far as the VP office.

So there's no sexism and racism stopping you then, right? You get in the, like, everyone's like, yeah, cool. All right. You know, she's in the VP office. But then it all of a sudden it dawns on them that you're a you're a woman of color.

And then they're like, wait a minute, how did this happen? And then all the racisms into sexisms happen. Is that what you're telling me? Wakey. It goes that far to the VP office.

Totally fine. No one says nothing. But only After she's in office, because see, I would think. that if it was really sexism and racism at play, She would never have gotten into the VP office. She would have never been Vice President of the United States.

So Methinks. that it has Nothing to do with racism and sexism. She's just looking for some kind of justification to explain why she can't do her job well. That's what it seems like. I feel like I'm pretty correct on that.

You know. And I'm I I'm so tired of this. I'm so tired of, well, I'm a woman, so woman, stuff, woman, woman, woman, lady, female. That's not a substitute for policy or wit or you know, substance, nothing. Good heavens.

Can I just tell you? Because I just now saw this. It happened a couple of hours ago. Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez says she's leaving. Twitters or sorry X She goes, quote.

After Elon's F-bomb tirade, This will be my last post on X. No. She says I can no longer support a platform run by a foul mouth degenerate. Oh no. Um Didn't Rashida Tlaib say cursing shouldn't be a distraction?

When she got mad, she was cursing about Trump. Hmm. I'm just saying. I mean, I remember not just her, but I remember Alexander Ocasio-Cortez, too, using all of a sudden these new little neo-Puritans. After his F-bomb tirade, I just said bye.

Actually, I know I just shared with her when she needed to leave, like saying that, you know, cursing's not a distraction. I think he He said what he said in the way that he said it so that A, it would go viral, B, it was arresting to your attention. And see, it was just, you know. Maybe it's not something you'd say in church. But I also don't think that You know, we'd be talking about advertising Marxist boycotts like this in church either.

The point is that he did it in order for it to have impact and it worked. And he's correct. By the way, all these companies that are like, we're gonna pull On on what grounds? I again, I f it's like For what? Because they want to accuse him of anti-Semitism.

For nothing. They're just trying to get him on something. That's all. They're trying to get him on something. What is she going to do?

Alexandria Casio-Cortez has no influence outside of social media. Do you know how I know that? Because she doesn't move the needle. All these people that think all the stupid stuff they do on social media, it doesn't move the needle. Right or left, by the way.

If it did, we wouldn't have an issue in 2020, guys. Nobody, oh, I said something uncomfortable. It's true. It's true though. Where's the lie?

That's the whole she doesn't move the needle. All she does is like throw a flail about on social media and record herself. She's the younger version of Elizabeth Warren. Give her a few years and she'll be like, Can I get you a beer? Asking her very uninterested spouse.

Let's say it. But I I I don't know. It's amazing to me. Can we talk also about this other very uncomfortable 2024 thing? What in the ever love in hell is Trump doing tweeting?

He didn't tweet. It was on his platform. He posted it. It's not made up. It's not Photoshop.

About so, some dude named Mark Fisher. I'm not playing the audio, this guy, some dude left. BLM And said that he is well, he said he left BLM. And he was talking about how he's going to vote Republican this time around. And Then Trump had t had posted on his platform that he was uh Happy to have his support.

He said, quote, spoke with Mark Fisher yesterday, a great guy. Very honored to have his and BLM support. I have done more for black people than any other president. Lincoln? Question mark, including a 10-year blah, blah, blah, criminal justice.

Uh the first step back is d is something that we can debate about later. But the key sentence is Very honored to have his and BLM support. He could have just said his. He could have just said Fisher support. Why?

I don't care how much you love him. I don't care how much you hate him. Put it aside and let's all be let's all be reasonable people. We're not the left. Why are you saying that you want to have that you're honored to have BLM support?

Have you did you see what they just posted a couple of weeks ago? They were cheering on Hamas. BLM, which Burned and looted for several years while we all had to be stuck inside our homes. And nobody did nothing, even in DC. BLM I had a number of people.

Telling me, which I think is interesting because I've written books about this and I've been, I don't know, writing it on air for quite a bit. talking about Liberty evangelism. converting people. They're like, oh, Dana, you know, BLM can convert. Like, apparently, because I said, I go, so is this the new thing on the right?

What's the script? Are we now in support of BLM? You know, and yes, I'm being a smartass because hi, have you met me? Like I love people who love it ev love smartassery everywhere else. But then all of a sudden don't.

Anyway.

But I asked that. I'm like, I'm. Why did he tweet that? Like he could have just said Fisher or support and that's fine. But BL limb support.

I mean, I don't think that Trump's dumb. I don't think that he's. I mean, why would you put BLM support up there? Why? They looted, they burned, they destroyed neighborhoods.

They impugn the character of half of the country for the way they voted. Everybody was a racist. They were pushing CRT and DEI in schools. They try to burn a church down. I mean good grief.

Why would and I get that people are like, well, you know, Dana, you know, we want to be able to convert people, you know.

Okay, but with Without acknowledgement of wrong, how do you have reconciliation? I mean biblically It starts with acknowledgment of wrongs. I mean, unless you want to take issue with everything in the New Testament, happy to have that separate debate. But In order to have reconciliation, you have to acknowledge offenses. You have to acknowledge, and we're not going to be like the Bidens and pretend this stuff doesn't exist.

I mean, they, for years, how long, Kane? How many years? Three years? Four years? They burned and looted half the damn country.

Every major city saw rioting. Writing everywhere, writing in Dallas, writing in St. Louis, writing in Houston, writing in Austin, writing in Los Angeles, writing in Portland, writing in New York, writing everywhere there was writing. Memphis, Nashville, Atlanta, rioting everywhere. Chicago, rioting everywhere.

Kansas City, rioting everywhere. There was rioting. Do you see? And They I mean, turned into buying large mansions. They ended up taking all this money.

that they were given And they ended up using it to enrich themselves. I had some people say, well, you know, it's very important that Uh you know, we Republicans try to go after the black vote. I'm s excuse me, hold up. I don't know any, I literally do not know any of my acquaintance. My friends who happen to be black Americans who think that BLM was helpful.

And they're not all on the right. They at worst thoughts. You know, I I It was either a distraction or a grift. or just like a super far left faction. There are so many other ways to do outreach.

Without Sanctioning, mainstreaming, and welcoming a Marxist terror group. That was celebrating, literally celebrating October 7th. I don't know if you remember the image that they posted. they posted uh somebody on a paraglider holding up one of the BLM flags. And with be yeah.

So There's no acknowled there hasn't been an acknowledgment of wrong here. And that's how reconciliation begins. And also, forgiveness, too. This is the other thing. I wrote a whole book about this called Grace Canceled.

Some of the people in my timeline should get it as Christmas gifts. But Forgiveness doesn't mean acceptance. And again. Acknowledgement of wrongs. You're not going to have reconciliation without it.

You don't have big tent. I don't want to be in a big tent with a damn Marxist. I don't want to be in a big tent with a terrorist that tried to burn down a church. If people are that damn desperate for votes, then saddle up 'cause y'all gonna lose. If we're that bad, then we're going to have our asses handed to us in 2024.

If it's so bad that we gotta sit here and beg violent Marxists for votes? We don't need to do that. You don't have to debase yourself. That has nothing to do with outreach. It's not 5D chess.

I had friends that had their buildings set on fire by riots in St. Louis. And you're telling oh, well, you know, we gotta forget no. Oh no Absolutely not. Your right to self-defense was under attack.

By BLM, because they thought they had the right to barge in on private property. By God, if you try to defend yourself, you're a racist. All of a sudden, what? We're going to sweep that under the rug? Really?

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And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick Five.

So The uh New CDC life expectancy data shows a painfully slow rebound from COVID. Yeah. Or one might say a painfully slow rebound from all of the stuff that we had to live through under COVID, maybe. Americans are doomed spending. This is interesting.

Obviously, it's a problem. They say that nearly all Americans are concerned about the state of the economy. Many continue to spend more, save less. Doom spending, they say maybe the one way to cope with stress is economic fears and mount, but obviously it comes at the expense of your own financial well-being.

So it seems like a coping mechanism. 96% are worried about the economy. Inflation is still just destroying people. But Holiday spending is going to reach record levels. You're looking at $966 billion.

That's the projection. And they say it's like, you know, you have Doom scrolling, now you have Doom spending. Credit card debts topping a trillion dollars. And you know who's really the most susceptible to doom spending? I get it, they're worried about buying houses, and the older generation did not help.

But you can't be doom spending, and they say Gen Z and millennials are particularly susceptible to this. They said over 73% of Gen Zers would rather live in the moment. That's about doom spinning.

So, you can only blame the other generation so much, right? You can only blame like. our parents so much for stuff. All right, because I think that millennials are young boomers that had kids. Right?

Isn't that kind of the general thinking of it? Let's see, the dollar's heading for its worst month in a year. Oh, yay. Good heavens. Uh, this also a couple of others.

I don't like the other headlines that I have, I don't like these. Uh, they said that. Uh The kill switch coming to your car week. We're gonna be talking about EVs here coming up real quick. Because they're not selling, and now the kill switch, the mandate, which is a complete violation of privacy.

It's true. and there are receipts and it's coming to your car. This is an actual thing that's happening. This is something we're going to talk about later on in the program coming up. We have more in store.

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Unleash the power of knowledge at your fingertips by following Dana on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. He'll get a public hearing after he does the deposition. He doesn't get to set the rules just because he told the DOJ, the IRS. The National Archives and every other government agency that's been investigating the Biden for years to stand down doesn't mean he's going to tell the House Oversight Committee what to do. We have sent him a lawful subpoena.

So that's James Comer. He was saying uh that this is Talking about this whole thing with Hunter Biden, that he's not going to tell House Oversight what to do, what he doesn't get to do. It's just such obvious audio. I really don't give a rat's ass about coming in with it. It's just obvious.

We get it. Rurp, rur, rurp, meat, potatoes, saying something that we all know. I need more coffee. My coffee machine broke. I hate the earth.

Smaj needs to come and just blight this rock. Welcome. Yeah, welcome back. Bottom of the second hour. Oh, this is what happens when I don't have enough coffee, guys.

That's what I have I have my black rifle coffee beans. But my coffee machine broke. Can I just get you're gonna indulge me for a second? Because it's like o a vehicle operating without a wheel. Right.

I sometimes, you know, I'll have like I had a little bitty meanie cup of coffee because we have this Brevel machine that's that Brevels garbage. It's garbage. I said it. I don't care if anybody. We've had three machines.

We keep having to take them back because, literally, like clockwork, every year and a half, they totally break down.

So we had this, you know, got it for Chris's birthday at this fancy coffee machine because we drink a lot of coffee and it keeps breaking down.

So now we're without coffee. But, Dana, couldn't you do like an old-timey old-timey?

Some of you out there dying at me right now. Like, you know, the drip machine, like your parents had asks Kane every day. And I'm like, no, because I just don't like the way it tastes. I want, like, I want it to wake me up when I smell it from across the room. You know what I mean?

I want it to have the effect of Hunter's Crack. but without the crack. Does that make sense? Almost.

So I have my favorite mug ever. And uh There's but one drop left. In it, and I'm on my deathbed right now. I don't know if you can tell. This is me on my deathbed, not having enough coffee.

So that's where I'm on the struggle bus right now, guys. Hate Girls. You guys are the same way. I see you guys all talking. I see you guys all talking on social media and Facebook comments.

I'll post something in the morning. You're like, oh, I've only had X amount of coffee today. I can't process this that early. I see you. I see the comments that the newsletter prep I send out in the morning.

Y'all like, I haven't had enough coffee yet. Don't judge me. All right. So I wanted to touch on, let me get my audio list up. for radio here.

I wanted to touch on uh The it came where were you telling me? Because you were playing me slap fighting, but I couldn't just roll into it. We had to set it up for the folks because they're slap fighting really badly in the Senate right now. Yeah, well it's been going on. A girl fight in the bathroom at junior high.

So I have this three-minute audio that kind of this is the judiciary, the judiciary committee here. This is what started. The problems that we're now seeing online. And they're having it. It's about big tech, just to cute.

It's about big tech, because big tech, as you know, like for instance, how YouTube. Has been taking down our videos and they, you know, moving to demonetize certain things while at the same time demanding that you participate in their program where they throw ads in the middle of your live broadcast. But okay. But. They uh It's not just YouTube, but it's other big tech companies.

Our government not only has been pressuring them to censor. Conservatives, but really in some instances, paying them to do it. And so, this is this fight that they're having, and the Senate is all related to this. Listen. Oh, I thought we had it.

We don't have it. I didn't know if you were setting up the Schellenberger stuff or if you were to get it. Yeah, so Schellenberger's there. You have the two guys who did the Twitter files there. And they had Type Ian Schellenberger, who sounds, by the way, just like John Malkovich.

He does, actually. He sounds, his vocal tonality is like totally John Malkovich. Anyway, sorry, interrupting. I'll play some Schellenberger, and the judiciary stuff is completely different. It's about confirmation of right, right, right, yeah.

But the Twitter, this was interesting with the Twitter. That's what I'm going to play now. Listen, 13% censorship, still censorship? Absolutely. And the other 87% is what we call the chilling effect that the courts have long recognized that they engaged in.

That is the problem. There's a broad up, by the way, part of the operation, Congressman Goldman.

Now, part of the operation was to change the terms of service.

So you see them constantly trying to change the terms of service. You see them, it was 35% of the URLs that were discerning to EIP were labeled removed or soft blocked. That's all forms of censorship. Censorship is not just removal. But 65% were not.

So, how can the government be so coercive? Does the First Amendment think that's a government for the coercive government? Does the First Amendment say the government can censor citizenship? Time is the same. They're not censoring.

They're flagging in the social media companies 35% of a First Amendment. It's not the First Amendment. It's the terms of service, as you said, and they are flagging it for the social media companies to make their own decisions. That is not the First Amendment. That is the terms of service.

We've just seen that. Congressman, you're an attorney. You know that four federal judges have already ruled that. And I know that it's on appeal in front of the Supreme Court right now. What is that last?

I got to the heart of the issue. That was the sterical. That's pretty funny. Yeah, when they have to sit here and I've been so deboosted. Let me just explain to you my social media hell.

And the stuff that you that you have to do. And how this is affected. You know, just from my perspective, you know, just it, because that's all I can, I see what happens in the headlines, but all I can offer. at at some point is what I've lived. Because it hasn't just been with COVID.

And I've been talking about this since before COVID happened. I'm glad that everybody else woke up to it. And saw what was happening because this had been going on for a long time. Even when some of these people who are uncovering some of the Twitter files now were on the left and had no problem with it then. That's the kind of thing that I'm going to be honest, it does kind of piss me off.

Because there are people who think that history began the day that they were born.

Some of us have been out here since we were in our early 20s. And we've been kicked around and we have been de-boosted and demonetized. When I really started going really hard into Second Amendment advocacy, which I've always been a Second Amendment proponent. When I started going really hard into Second Amendment advocacy, I was hit so hard on social media, it crushed me. I have screenshots.

on Twitter before Musk bought it. where for three months I did not gain or lose a single follower. For months, I had static views. All the views on all my stuff were zero. Which you know that's not even possible, but the Ac my account was so slammed.

Uh that I mean, sometimes it was like screaming into the ether. There would be zero, it was like I didn't exist. They just kept it so hardcore suppressed. On YouTube, it's so bad. Juan's job, so Juan works with the first.

Uh we have our radio show. And we have our simulcast. Juan has to fight every single day. He's like, the stuff that they've done to this account is insane. He wasn't even there when they started this.

He just walked into it and he wasn't even fully informed of how much we were deboosted. And then he started seeing it himself. And he's like, this is crazy. We had a friend who Uh after Musk bought Twitter. knew some of the new people that they brought onto Twitter and they were like, there are so many layers on this account, yours and others, and and that it's it's gonna take forever to go through.

They're taking forever to go through all this code. Facebook, it's the same thing. YouTube, we got hit really bad. Um, they just start I mean, they hit us so bad on YouTube. It has affected me professionally.

It has affected me financially. We've had it, we found difficulty in expanding and doing what we need to do because of the de-boosting and the censorship. from big tech and government. And I've been hit with this. I mean, my gosh, we actually worked with a company to help fight back against some of the stuff that YouTube was doing to us and doing to the account.

And it got even worse. It got really bad because of my Second Amendment advocacy. There were times on Twitter where they would literally just take me out. You couldn't even find any. If it had to, when I was on air, if you went on Twitter and you tried to search for any of my tweets, current, past, whatever.

When I was on air, you couldn't find me. There were people who would take video of their screens trying to do that, and they would send it to us or post it, and you could not even find me. Anything where I would talk about firearms or anything like that was immediately hidden. On YouTube, anytime that I mentioned, and it's not really gotten any better, on anytime that I mentioned any kind of guns or firearms, anything like that, oh my gosh, they made me invisible. It has affected me professionally to the point where it stunted anything that we were doing digitally.

It put a pause on all digital expansion. It put a pause on branching out and even hiring other people to work with. It rocked us. And then when COVID hit, it got even worse. Because we would talk about government-forced mandated vaccines, and we would talk about actual science, and it got even worse.

If you could believe that it got worse. Which is kind of hard to imagine if you've seen, and as Juan, I mean, you know. It got even worse. And so then they really started pulling videos and issuing us penalties and threatening us and doing all of this stuff. And so these hearings have been a long time coming.

But I really want to know where the hell all of these big free speech purists Were when some of us in the conservative sphere were saying, hey, this is weird. Don't you find this weird? Not a single one of them Not any of them. None of them were concerned with it until they had skin in the game. And I just kind of find that to be lame.

You're only situationally interested in natural rights if it concerns you. And this has been going on a long time. And then you find out I mean, you knew it, but you really find out that your government's been involved in it. And I you know I I see this and I'm I It does make me it does make me angry. You know?

It makes me angry because I don't think that the regular audience, you guys don't see the weeds of what we do. You're not in the weeds of what we do. You don't see the back end of what we do. You see what we do on camera and behind the mic. But the frustration sometimes that we come up against back channel because everything's expanding digitally and you just get your ass beat.

by big tech and big government that's using big tech as a as a censorship agent. And that's what it is. They're using these companies as agents of censorship. That's what makes it censorship, because it's driven and directed by the government. And we're still fighting it today, are we not, Juan?

Still fighting it today. Kane, you've seen it. Yeah. I mean, there be times I've literally had. Like stuff on YouTube.

I've had pe users removed on YouTube. We've had videos that before that it's like they're invisible. No one, not even a single, it's crazy. And there's no, and as Juan tried to explain to me one time, he was like, well, this doesn't make sense because this. This measure, this metric says this, and this metric says this, which should make this metric say this, and it doesn't, and that's suspicious.

But that's what a lot of us have been dealing with from the gecko, some of us, even more than others.

So it's been it's been a struggle. And I get the passion of people. I'm glad that more people have woken up to it, really could have used that. You know, seven, eight years ago. Six years ago, five years ago.

Willie could have used that energy then. Because it's hard to come back. It's hard to like gain ground. Even when they, like on Twitter, when they start opening this spigot, and I can tell some things have changed on Twitter, it's still hard to come back. And when you work in this industry and you deal in information and all of a sudden you just disappear, it's tough.

And I'm not, you know, I don't have, I don't have, uh, You know, Diane Sawyer money. I don't got Barbara Walters money. I don't got Han Eddie money. I don't got things like that. I can't hire a whole team of people to fight all of this every single day for me.

So you got a lot of these people who, you know, have much more humble Uh origin And they're coming up and they're trying to expand digitally. And it's very, very difficult because of all of these roadblocks that have been measurably and documented put in place by these companies. All At The request. of government as we're finding out. Because if you think you gotta think, if they were doing it with COVID, you know they were doing it with guns.

If they were doing it with ivermectin, you know they were doing it with firearm law. I mean They were doing it to parents at school board meetings. They where have they not abused their authority?

So we live in the greatest era of information, but you know what? The Government has managed finally. to figure out How to use The greatest tools of distributing information. And now it's, well, who controls the distribution? If they can bring all the big tech companies in and they can play on everyone's political zealotry.

Then they can control what you see, and then it goes back to how it was before, and that was their whole goal. I don't know if it changes. I don't know. It's like Elon Musk is fighting a one-man war. And there are a lot of powers to be that are lining up against him.

I haven't always agreed with him on everything. And I do think that I think that he's part genuinely interested in it, and part he's super rebellious, and that works in our favor because everybody else is like everybody that thinks similarly is too. But it is a it's a hard bore to wage even for the richest man on earth. It's his life mission to make bad decisions. Yeah.

It's time for Florida Man. I mean, who among us, right? Like a Florida man was arrested because he got caught with a Gator in his SUV. This comes Out of Dixie County, Florida, man's facing charges after he was called by Florida deputies transporting an alligator in his SUV. According to Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, a Dixie County deputy discovered a three-foot gator in the man's SUV during a traffic stop on November 9th.

It's all just coming out now, though. Apparently, the man told the officials that he saw the gator crossing the road, was terrified he was going to get hit by a car. He was like, I'm going to release the gator into a pond. He's facing charges of unlawful possession. They said the gator was released in a safe area.

Was he, though, going to release in a pond? Because I feel like if he was, then you should have just let him do his thing, right? He helped the taxpayer. Come on. I don't know.

Uh let's see. We had the lady about eating counterfeit cash the other day. Uh the oh. Oh. A man was arrested for stabbing a lady in a Walgreens parking lot because, according to deputies, he said he wanted to.

Yeah, I mean, they go, why? And he goes, because I wanted to. That's literally what it says in the affidavit. Kenneth Bryan, 34, was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, second-degree felony after the incident. Uh it was in uh Walgreens in Naples in Florida.

Yeah, he looks totally dopey in his mug shot. Stick with us. Third hour. Beautiful. Mentioned before that the U.S.

believes there are two American women held, one has been released.

So, does that mean there is one American woman left being held? And what do we know about her conditions? Do we think she could be released soon? I wish I had good answers for those questions. Unfortunately, we don't know.

We do believe that there's that there will that. Of the unaccounted for Americans that we believe there's one other woman. that's unaccounted for and that we had believed. was taken hostage.

So we were hoping to see two women and of course little Abigail come out over the last week. Yeah, and they're finding out that their way isn't really working. Welcome back to the program. Dana Lash here with you, Top of This Third Hour. You can listen coast to coast.

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Yeah, they and they've also yesterday we talked about how they were pushing this idea of a two-state solution, which is never going to work because you Hamas doesn't believe in a two-state solution. I mean, in order to have a two-state solution, you have to believe that Israel has the right to exist, which they don't. And That's the problem. It's this. Uh This belief in magic, apparently, that they're going to have this peaceful kittens in sunshine world where everything is resolved with a two-state solution.

I mean, you could have any of these other countries take in. You know, these people that live in Gaza. And but this is about control. It's about Hamas and terror groups trying to tell people they want to control this part of the world. And they'll make up, they'll fabricate this fantastical story, a fairy tale of a country that's never existed and has never been supported.

In terms of existing throughout all of antiquity. Or they just conjure up out of the ether an ethnicity that's never existed until they needed something to conveniently dovetail in with this fictional country that they've created. They, I mean, all of these people, most of them, I think what, like, they've had some Egyptians, some Saudis, some Jordanians. Uh this is about a terror group that just wants to make up an excuse to control this part of the world. That's it.

Um, I mean, when y that that's it, that's all there is to it. It's their colonizers. They're colonizers, and that's the truth of the colonizer. They're the occupation. If you want to have a discussion on who is or who isn't the occupation, they are the occupation.

And The elected government that they chose for themselves doesn't believe in any neighbor to the north's right to exist.

So you're not going to have a peaceful solution there. Their elected government's got to go. That's it. Chuck Schumer and Joe Biden though. They're realizing How tough this is.

Schumer only just began. What, yesterday talking about anti-Semitism within the Democrat Party? Just Yesterday. And Biden, I think, has started to stay away from it. Have you noticed this?

He's been pushing Bidenomics. And that disastrous with that disastrous speech that he gave yesterday. It was so bad. He started talking about Bidenomics. Mm.

Did you know? I was looking at this. This comes from World of Meters, a couple of places. The median age of a resident in Gaza Strip is 19. Maybe it's Wow.

The median age is nineteen. Yeah. The Hatred of their Jewish people is actually a part of their curriculum. I don't know if you realize this. When they took over After Israel left, unilaterally pulled out in 2005.

And then they had elections in 2006 and people said, We want Hamas. and they like it Hamas. That was uh one of the things that they implemented was actual like you're teaching Hatred. of Jewish people. You're not teaching criticism or Teaching government, and this is good government or bad government.

It had nothing to do with that. No, they literally went out I mean, it it's like it's like m Mein Kampf part two. And You're shocked? that after what almost twenty years of this type of education People are shocked that Hamas's popularity would soar to the point Where they actually, the authority had to suspend elections because they got so popular. And again, median age is 19.

Their popularity swelled up to outside of Gaza and even threatened. The authority Uh uh in the West Bank. And you're shocked.

So, you can't say that they don't represent the people that elected them. The people that they conditioned with in schools, and the people that wanted to overwhelmingly vote for them in both territories to the point where. Elections had to be suspended. Hmm. I mean, that's That's crazy.

There was a uh a point that had been made. Who is it? Dwayne Patterson was looking at uh popularity of of Like for instance, in in Democrat Party and Republican Party, et cetera. And The survey, there was a Jerusalem Post piece that showed They surveyed people in Gaza and West Bank. Sense.

The October 7th attacks? Seventy five percent support the attacks. Seventy-four point seven percent. agree in the creation of a f the of a quote unquote Palestinian state. from the river to the sea.

Meaning, no existence for Jewish people. Seventy-five percent. And Patterson noted that Trump's best poll. In the current primary right now, and that's an inflated margin, but it's still a, I mean, he's still in the lead, 64%. There's more dissent in the GOP.

than Gazens and West Bank residents against Hamas. Yeah. As Patterson notes, they want to tell you, oh, the Republican Party's been totally taken over. That's what the left says. But the left won't say.

That Hamas is totally taken over. Or that Support for terror. has totally taken over. Don't you think that's An interesting factor?

So if you have 75% of those surveyed. that support Hamas after. The attacks. How do you say that Hamas, which again was elected by the same 75% of people that supported them, and their popularity has only grown? How do you say that they don't represent them?

That Hamas doesn't represent them. I mean, based on what what is your argument against that? You have, and that's just one of many surveys that have been taken over the past 10 years. These are just surveys taken uh that uh just right after October seventh.

Now, do you understand why none of the other Arab nations want? people from these two territories to come into their countries. Do you understand why nobody is taking anyone who might be displaced by their elected government's warmongering, Hamas's warmongering? Do you understand why maybe perhaps Jordan? or Egypt or the Saudis or anybody else, they won't take any of these people.

Because they Actually, a lot of them are signers of the Abraham Accords. They're not gonna They're not gonna take in people Who, when they have been accepted elsewhere, like in Lebanon. Did you see I mean, have you seen what's happened previously? In the countries where displaced people from these two territories, what has happened? They bring that ideology with them.

They saw an increase in terror attacks, increase in conflict, increase in turmoil, fighting, etc. It got very, very bad. And so they said, no, we're not going to accept any more people coming in. We're not doing this anymore. There's a reason why.

The left here are too stupid to see it. They're too stupid to acknowledge it. They keep saying, well, you can't talk about a group of people. This is Hamas.

So again, I go back. You have all these surveys, and the popularity has only grown. And these aren't magical made-up surveys either. It was so bad. You have the Pala the quote unquote Palestinian authority.

that overseas uh o uh under under that umbrella of Hamas and Fatah. Fatah used to have power in Gaza, and they were displaced electorally in an election by Hamas. And They are still the guy who runs Fata is the chair of the authority, and they run Westbank. They're all the same people. That's what I what I've been saying day after day.

But you might think that these, some people might say, oh, these surveys, I don't know how I put much stock into them.

Well, do you put stock? And the authorities suspending elections because they were so nervous at Hamas winning. Elections in West Bank and controlling both territories that they suspended those elections because Hamas's popularity was so overwhelming. Because that's what happened.

So you can't say that these surveys are bunk. They're actually incredibly reflective of what's happening there. If they had another election in Gaza even after everything, Hamas would probably, according to all this, still be elected. They're still super popular in West Bank. Hmm.

So now you see this.

Now you see what the truth of this of this matter is. I don't know why it's so difficult for people to talk about this. Everything is, it's like they got to focus grip everything. These politicians are so weak and they're so terrified. It's just stupid to say that they don't represent them.

It's stupid.

Now, tonight, and we're going to talk to Jen Van Law about this. She's the managing editor over at Red State.

So tonight you have DeSantis versus Newsome. I actually think this is incredibly smart. to do. I think this is a very smart Debate. to have.

I think DeSantis is wise for doing it. Because There's, and here's why. The left, a huge faction of the left, is going to be paying attention because it's Newsome, and a huge faction of the left wants. I'm like literally hit my microphone. Hair is like I was about like about ready to sneeze.

It was like getting close. I thought, oh, that's crazy today. My whole point before I distracted myself 'cause I talk with my hands like crazy. My whole point. Is that There is a sizable enough faction on the left where they are.

They're excited about Newsom. They think that Newsome. They would love for Newsom to replace Biden. That's not a big secret on the left. And they're going to be watching it.

They're going to be cheering on their guy. And they think that his way is the way forward. I mean, you have California versus Florida, the governance of Florida versus the governance of California. And I think this is the choice that Americans are having to make going forward in 2024. You have two choices.

Which one are you? This is it. This is the last exit off the road to California. You're not going to be able to claw back to anything that remotely resembles what the country looked like 20 years ago, 30 years ago, after 2024. It's not going to happen.

I mean, it would take, I don't think that you have the will to maintain that generation after generation, especially right now. I mean, not with a populace that gets upset over people on pancake syrup. You know, I just don't see it happening. It's going to be a very interesting contrast. And I'm interested to see how DeSantis performs against somebody like Newsom.

Because Newsome, DeSantis is very much. I'm going to buckle down and we're going to get it done, and I'm going to tell you all about it after. He's not. He's not like a he's more of a cool he's more of a Calvin Coolidge than he is like a showman. Newsome is Newsome.

I mean, he's, you know, he's a pretty boy, if you want to say that. He's a frou-frou California dude who comes from old money. He is generationally Democrat. He's a Nepo baby. It's going to be very interesting to see the contrast between these two.

And Jen Van Law is saying, look. Republicans need to realize there is an actual threat on the horizon here. And we're going to talk to her about that. She's a lifelong Californian. She knows all about this business here with.

Newsiman. uh Democrats in the state. And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick Five.

So, I'm reading about here's the scare-mongering headline.

So, just you're probably going to start hearing a lot about this if you haven't already. They're saying, Oh, it's China's white lung, it's hitting the U.S. It's the newest thing, guys, the newest craze. They said, Mystery wave of pneumonia has hit America. Ohio County records 146 child cases of white lung syndrome, which it says meet the definition of an outbreak.

Infection overwhelms Chinese hospitals. This case is spike in Europe. Oh my gosh, weaving a national teeth. This is crazy. And they're saying that, oh, it's raising fears of another outbreak.

It's an outbreak. They say this every day. Where I could be folded again. Like the who said, we're not gonna be fooled again. Just saying.

Just saying. Uh I They're immediately going into the fear-mongering, and of course, it comes out of China. Of course, of course, it does. An 83-year-old woman dies after falling through the floor of her home. into a well shaft.

Now this is a new thing. Yeah, so the 83-year-old woman fell 48 feet down a well shaft. that was under a 100 plus year old home. The woman, she was arrived at the house to assist her daughter move. And as she was walking in the kitchen, she stepped onto a weakened floor and fell through it right into a well shaft that the family had no clue about.

It is what? It's like a horror film. Isn't there a horror film where there's like... I swear I've seen something like that. Yay, no, well, no, I mean like where there's like all these tunnels and mines and Sounds like a mousehouse.

A teen who learned CPR at school saved a toddler from drowning on Thanksgiving. A California teenager did the right thing. This is so good. This is a great story. It was performed CPR on a three-year-old relative who almost drowned in the family's pool on Thanksgiving.

CPR is always a good skill to have, the ability to do that. Uh and let's see, a this is an amarilla. Who has this much time on their hands? A Grinch tries to steal Christmas.

Now look, yes, we all know Jesus is real. And that Christ is keeping people. You don't have to stand outside of a kid's school with a sign that says Santa is fake, Jesus is real. Come on. Seriously, that was a look.

Cain just. Because then I would feel like Jesus was telling me to do stuff. At that point. Yeah, I and he stood outside with in a Grinch costume.

Well, dress in Dressed as the Grinch, dressed as Santa. Yeah. Uh and They police were called, but they didn't arrest him. They said he was on the law, lawfully on the sidewalk. And yeah, I mean, clearly parents would not be happy about that.

Jennifer Van Law, did Demps change their bylaws? Stay with us. Whether you're a policy wonk, a news junkie, or simply someone hungry for insightful discourse, the Dana Show Podcast has your back. Follow Dana on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome back to the program.

You can listen coast to coast. In a market near you. You can also stream the radio program and you can watch the Simulcast channel 347, DirecTV, YouTube, Facebook, as well. Dana Lesh here with you at the bottom of this third hour. All right, so tonight, one of the things we were pre-gaming a little bit is this.

like one-off debate between Ron DeSantis, Florida governor, and Gavin Newsome, Grusom Newsom, California Governor. It's weird because they're both technically One's officially second in the primary. The other one's Not official, but is unofficially second in the primary. But it is a really good contrast of the choices that Americans have going into 2024. California and Florida, I mean, two states that are talked about so much as representing the left and the right.

But there's more to it than this. Um I think that it's a smart choice for DeSantis to do it. But I think that there is a line that you gotta be aware of also. Because, as we were kind of talking about, Democrats don't really have a bench, I think, save for one guy. and that's Gavin Newsome.

And he's really been rising in name recognition nationally the past couple of years for good and bad reasons. And then there was something interesting that I saw from Jennifer Van Laar, who Uh is the managing editor at Red State. And she had a very intriguing piece, and she was tweeting about this. I didn't realize that Democrats had really changed their bylaws. regarding the replacement on the presidential ticket.

That's That's kind of interesting.

So throw that in the mix, and this takes a whole new appearance, doesn't it? Jennifer joins us now via Skype. You can find her at redstate.com and on X. I almost said Twitter on X. Jennifer, thanks so much for joining me.

You are really insightful in this because you're a California resident, native, California native. You've been there following politics. You know, I think more in the conservative sphere about Gavin Newsom and his history, I think, than anybody else in commentary. You caught this, that Democrats change their bylaws, and he's a very ambitious person. He's making all the right moves.

What does that tell you? What do you see going into this?

Well, there's a couple of possibilities, especially as we see Joe Biden's poll numbers continue to tank. And the Democrats are going to get desperate. We all know that they want to keep Kamala on the ticket because they don't want to upset the black. people, the black women especially. And They don't want to lose the White House even more.

So there's going to be some difficult conversations, I foresee. And whether it comes as a contested convention or whether it comes as replacing Joe Biden due to quote disability after the convention, I believe that Gavin will be on the ticket. Ooh. And there's this is like especially a thought that's like really been growing. And then the Democrats changing their bylaws.

I didn't really see a lot about this. This kind of seemed like it slipped under the radar.

Well, they don't want to s to signal their plans too much, because they want to have that element of surprise. But they have in their bylaws where I'm gonna read it. In the event of death, resignation, or disability of a nominee of the party for president or vice president after the adjournment of the national convention, and here's how they go about it: the national chairperson of the DNC shall confer with the Democratic leadership of Congress, the Democratic Governors Association, and then report back to the committee. on who they want to fill that.

So we know how the Democrats operate and we know that they, even if it didn't have wording like that, they It's tilt twisted to make it. make whatever regulations say that. And that seems like a pretty easy way to get Biden off the ticket if he has more of these episodes, and then they just stop ignoring them and actually calling them what they are. Yeah, that's a really good point. We're talking with Jennifer Van Law, who is the managing editor over at Red State.

She's been following all this stuff with Gavin Newsom. And you've been warning Republicans too, saying, look, you're playing with fire. You cannot get too comfortable with this guy. I agree with you. I don't think that.

Because we kind of see, because we're, I mean, obviously, we're conservative and we look at this, especially those of us not in California. We're like, gosh, how could he be an attractive candidate to anybody? But he's coming, he's old money. He comes from very powerful families in California. They've forgiven him a lot.

I mean, this was the guy who was dining at French laundry when everybody else had to stay home. And then we're going to talk a little bit too about.

Some of the baggage in his personal life, but they, I mean, it doesn't seem to ding him. And so, talk to us a little bit about this. I mean, are Republicans aware of what they're inviting? No, I don't think they're aware. And part of it is because Republicans across the country have this mindset of California is just weird.

Let it fall into the ocean, ignore it. They're stupid. They voted for this. And part of the reason that he keeps getting in is because the media doesn't challenge him here at all, and they bury his stories for him. And so that you have that to deal with.

And then, when conservatives don't pay attention, I had a bunch of stories back in the spring where Gavin Newsome let people die in the mountains. They were snowed in for two weeks, and it was a Republican area. I was trying to make this into Gavin, his Cancun moment, like he used to pick on Ted Cruz about. The conservatives have said, eh, whatever. And they're going, you've got to help me amplify this because.

Otherwise, you're going to end up with this guy in the White House. And now here we are. And because he has so much baggage, I mean, that, I mean, just the mistakes that he made with the high-speed rail stuff and the boondoggle with that. I mean, that would tank anybody else coming from any other state. But there's a whole apparatus there to aid this guy, to help him.

Because really, who else do Democrats have besides him? We know it's not Kabala. I mean, she's failed on a big scale, Pete Budajudge. I mean, come on. They don't really have anyone.

No, they don't have anyone. We're talking with Jennifer Van Law, and you can find her at Jen Van Law on X.

So changing the bylaws, he does seem like. He's running a shadow campaign of sorts. He was very, and I get as governor of California when he welcomed Chow Dong Ping or however Joe Biden said his name at his speech the other day, when he welcomed Xi Jinping to the state of California. I get it as governor, you know, he's there. But he wasn't just there with Biden.

Like he welcomed him by himself with his wife. And it was a very big deal. He was more front and center than any other governor that I've ever seen that's welcomed a foreign leader in their state before. That and his, you know, visits to Florida and his trips and media stunts elsewhere. I mean, it seems like he's really running a shadow campaign and that the Biden team is kind of aware of it.

But I mean, what gives here? It's so weird. It is weird. And not just him welcoming Xi Jinping, going to China and having one-on-one talks with him and negotiating climate accords between California and China. I don't even think that that's really legal or something that he should be doing.

He's not an official representative of the United States government. Why is he over there doing that? And Biden just looked the other way because the Dems know Biden is not in any way capable of having those kind of trips and talks with people. I think that all of it is really Done on a calculating basis to get the public to see Gavin Newsome as a statesman. Ooh, that is a really good, that is a really good strategy that they're doing.

And it makes him, I mean, because he can form a sentence, immediately he comes off as looking better than Biden. And if he doesn't have name recognition, doesn't that kind of work in favor of him if people don't know all about him elsewhere? Because then they don't know all of, you know, like you were talking about him letting people die on the mountain, his, you know, the crime rate, the money spent on a rail system that never happened and really should have never been proposed. But I mean, they don't know about all of his offenses. Right.

They don't know that 15 years ago in San Francisco, he said that he would have homelessness solved in 10 years.

So he's obviously failed at that. They don't know that he's the one that brought George Gascon into San Francisco, that he and George Gascon authored Prop 47 together, which is widely credited with making our crime rate skyrocket here and letting people out of prison. They don't know any of that. And a lot of it's been wiped from the internet, but I'm working hard to find all of it. And you're doing a really good job at it, too.

Speaking of which, this rolls perfectly into finding. This, I was reading this part the other day. This blew my mind.

So. We talked about the whole Harvey Weinstein-Rosemogaum thing when it happened. And we talked about Jennifer Newsom at the time.

So, this is Gavin Newsom's wife. I thought Hillary Clinton had an unlikability factor. I feel like his wife is really trying to challenge that. Like, she, like, Hillary may have met her match in someone who is more unlikable than her, if that is a possible thing that can happen.

So she apparently was trying to pressure, according to your reporting and from what you got, everything that's out there, you even got like the conversations they had, the messages, the fact that Jennifer Newsom was telling, trying to get Rose McGowan to kind of back off some of these claims because of her relationship to the law firm that was representing Harvey Weinstein. And then when she didn't, she had this whole safety net of, well, I also was targeted by Harvey Weinstein. And then that became a huge story that obscured the fact that she was trying to basically bully Rose McGowan out of telling the truth about Harvey Weinstein. And there's even more to it than that. Oh, right.

And it's funny because Rose McGowan to go to her and say, well, what can the law firm do to make you happy? AKA, shut up. Like, that's not the person that I'm going to go to with that kind of thing. It's not going to work. But it has worked for Jennifer Newsom in the past, which is why she went that way.

Because back when Gavin was mayor, he had an affair with his appointment secretary, so an employee. who was also his best friend's wife. And the best friend was also Gavin's campaign manager. And so that comes out. The woman didn't go to the press, she told her husband, admitted the affair.

And then the husband went to Gavin and called him on it and quit.

So, this all comes out, and Jennifer Newsome goes to the San Francisco Chronicle and says, Well, you know, she was really the culprit. Then when people hit back on that, She goes and writes an 802-word comment on a blog post. I love how you said it was like E.E. Cummings style. She was just full of passion.

And she says, Oh, it It was just Times that she showed up passed out on his doorstep, like insinuating some kind of date rape or that he was having sex with a passed-out drunk woman, which. is a whole other kind of terrible thing for him. Wow. And nobody's talked about this. Nobody, I think.

This thing is still up. I found it online. It's not like I'm just saying this occurred and I have no proof. There's screenshots. And anybody else, it sounds weird to say this, anybody else?

their political ambitions would have been immediately clipped. But not Gavin Newsom, not even with all of this baggage. I don't even know how this would play out as he becomes more known on a national stage, which is what we might be seeing tonight. I wanted to talk to you about this as well because I think in some respects, I feel like DeSantis is trying to get ahead of it. And he wants to pick a fight with Newsome just to kind of, you know, maybe get some shots in, body shots in on this guy.

But I don't think that he's ever debated anybody like Newsome.

Now, for all the ways that we can make fun of Newsome and how much hair product he uses and his insane wife and everything else, there is also another reason why he's been in politics so long. He can be amiable when he wants to be, and that can come across well to voters without them realizing his backstory. Right, you even have seen in the Times that Sean Hannity has interviewed him, and Hannity came right out and said there's an LA Times story. Where Hannity says, yeah, we had an immediate connection, we hit it off. And so, if you're not kind of hip to that kind of how narcissists work thing, then you're liable to fall for it.

But the thing that DeSantis hopefully knows is, and by watching some of Newsom's interviews with reporters, he gets upset very easily. And there's, he has a glass jaw basically. If you know where to hit, Newsome will just completely lose his cool, and he could have a viral moment of just looking like a madman, which is, I think, if I'm Ron DeSantis, that's what I'm going for. That's a really good point. And apparently, Newsome, I saw this today.

I think it was Twitchy that had it, I think Twitchy had it, and I think you talked about it too. How he's apparently Newsome is using Nikki Freed. To help prepare for the debate tonight.

So he's gone to all the baddies in Florida Democrat politics to have. to help him prepare for tonight.

Well, I mean, we know Nikki's not had such a seller track record.

So, you know, good luck with that, Gavin. Yeah. But if he's going to go, if he's going to use people like that, maybe try to use some. Underhanded, below-the-belt tactics. I kind of hope he does because I don't think DeSantis would be the first one to do that.

But if Newsom goes there, then that opens the door for. Or to stand to sit down. And that's, yeah, and that would be, and honestly, that's that's kind of what we want to see. We, we, we want to see some of that. Jennifer Van Law, you do such a great job.

We'd love to have you back, especially as we see how this nuisance thing develops. I mean, she's the, she's the, Jennifer's the go-to authority on this issue.

So we appreciate you joining us today. And thank you for doing what you do. You work hard and you deserve the credit for it. Thanks so much. Good to see you.

We have more to come, folks, as we wrap up this third hour of broadcast.

Now, knowing all that.

Now, how much more interesting has this debate gotten tonight? I know it's going to be very interesting to watch.

So, we have a lot, we're going to have a lot to, I feel like we're going to have a lot to recap tomorrow. Follow Dana on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts, because knowledge is your ultimate superpower. It's Nick. Hey Nick! Yeah.

Now look, my My marine carries that it has a code to blow up the world. That's good. Nuclear weapons, isn't it? Oh yeah, okay. You can give the candle probably can't finish.

Okay. Uh Now you'll hear from Democrats, oh, he's just trying to be funny. That's all it was, he's just trying to be funny. Don't take it on a It's like, yeah, I was he bragging? I'm a little confused.

What what was the that was Joe Biden telling one of the guys when he was where did he go to he went to Colorado to make his little Bidenomic speech. Yesterday, and he's like, Yeah, my marine's got a code to blow up the world. I mean the fact that you would just sit that I don't know, man. I don't even know anymore. I don't think anybody does.

I don't think anyone does.

Now, tonight we'll be watching the debate. There's not going to be a live chat for it, but I am going to have a piece coming up about it. It's going to be very interesting. I really, really want to watch it and take some notes of the broadcast because I think there's going to be some, I want to be able to talk some, there's going to be some very interesting comment about this coming content from this coming out, I think.

So we'll have that recap for you tomorrow. Today in Stupidity Cain. All right. It is Corrine Jean-Pierre, of course, the White House spokesperson.

Okay. So today, after Kirby had made his, oh, do you have that one? Excellent.

So Kirby was making comments about the Israel-Hamas war. It was time to switch over to more domestic questioning from the press pool. And this is what happened. Thank you so much. Oh, my God.

All right. Can end this briefing if it's not gonna be respectful here. Chris, that's what I'm saying. You're receiving an African and you don't take questions. Thanks, everybody.

Sandy Nativa is not happy. One question from her was answered today. I mean th wait wait, she has one job though. Exactly. Make sure you sign up for the newsletter, substack, chapter, and verse.

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