In this episode, we delve into the complexities surrounding the unsealing of court documents related to the high-profile Epstein case. Our hosts provide a comprehensive breakdown of the legal intricacies and discuss the roles of various political figures in this unfolding narrative. We explore the implications of these developments on the broader political landscape and their potential impact on future elections. Additionally, we discuss the significance of the visit of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to Washington and its ties to ongoing international diplomatic efforts. This episode is a detailed examination of the intersection between justice and politics, offering
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They’ve spent so much time, the Democrats have, spinning the facts and trying to confuse the people that I wanted to come in this morning and just clearly explain for the people back home how we got here and why this vote is happening right now.
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So this is what they’ve been… If you get the newsletter, I wrote about this last night, about the Epstein, the vote that they’re doing. And I explained some of it on air yesterday. Just to recap, Congress has to vote on unsealing court documents related to this case. For all of the people who had been asking whether or not POTUS could do this, it’s not something that is within the power of the executive where it concerns sealing court documents. And Mike Johnson is talking about that vote in that audio that you heard that we just played that went out over on the airwaves. And it hasn’t changed from any of the other audio that we’ve played that’s gone out on the airwaves about this whole topic. So Democrats think they have something, but ultimately all they did is just they kind of actually really just sort of caught one of their own in all of this. We’ll talk about all of that. We also have this big visit with the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman, who’s in, actually, he’s in the White House right now, and I think they’re gonna be taking, at some point, they’re gonna be taking questions on all of, they’re gonna have their press conference, you know, they have the bilateral press conference, so they’re gonna be doing that. I think he’s even actually going to be answering some questions, and we’ll take all of that when it happens. That’s a very big visit, too. It’s very interesting, all of this stuff that’s happening simultaneously right now, And we’ll follow all of it. So welcome to the program. That is the that that is. We’ll start with we’ll start with that visit since that’s top of mind right now. They were just walking into the Oval Office from the colonnade. And it was it’s remember when Trump went to visit. The Saudis, this was back in May, April, May, and they had a major state reception for POTUS. In fact, I think it was described, and Kane, you’ll remember this accurately, I think it was described as the biggest one ever for a Western leader. And it’s incredibly important because that’s also, you know, right when POTUS was a couple of things, oil and gas, but also that is right before they had that strike, the joint strike with Israel. on Iran. And if you remember, and I said it at the time, how incredibly important it was, how unbelievably important it was that they had the Syrian help with that. If you guys remember, a lot of people are asking about the Syrian aspect of it and the new regime leader. They’re trying to thwart the… I don’t want to say resurgence. They’re trying to thwart the… revitalization of Iran post-strike. So this was pretty significant. And if you remember when he spoke at that business event that was there in Saudi Arabia. And he was speaking to the number of all of these, you know, these Arab leaders. He had said that he was going to roll back or consider rolling back the sanctions on Syria, which had been in place. And none of these other Saudi, none of the other Arab nations, the Saudis, UAE, nobody else, nobody else was going to do business with them. They didn’t want to be hit by the United States for getting sideways on those sanctions. And so when he announced that, and remember I was talking about this at the time when he announced that, that was huge because MBS stood up and gave him a standing ovation. And then for the strike, that’s when Syria closed its airspace to Iran. So Iran couldn’t get any of their stuff. to them. They had a difficult time. That messed a lot of things up and made them very vulnerable. And so now here, fast forward, you have MBS there at the White House. It’ll be interesting hearing the questions asked for that. And I know that the president has been pressing him also on further normalizing relations with Israel with those Abraham Accords. Very interesting, all of this. So welcome to the program. You can find the chat over at Rumble and, of course, the newsletter over at Substack as well. But the Epstein, the other half of this, is this… legislation to pass because they said apparently there were errors in some of the original bill that note which is kind of mind-blowing to me uh the victims wanted to stay anonymous obviously i wouldn’t you know i don’t understand why they wouldn’t so uh they’re they’re gonna this is what they have to do in order to unseal these court documents and again i highlighted all of this if you get the newsletter that I send out. I highlighted all of this in the newsletter that went out yesterday, just to kind of give you a little preview as to what’s going to be happening. We got into some of the days of our GOP stuff. But it is the sworn testimony that was included in some of these documents. I mean… All of these individuals said, well, Trump is not a close associate of Epstein, so he wasn’t privy to the state of his business. But apparently he knew enough to ban him from Mar-a-Lago. He didn’t want him sniffing around Mar-a-Lago. Because apparently Epstein wanted to recruit people from Mar-a-Lago. And Trump was like, yeah, I’m not having any of this. That’s disgusting. You’re a skis. I mean, he didn’t say it like that, but… I would imagine if he knew what that word was, he’d like the sound of it and would probably use it in his daily, day-to-day, his regular parlance. So the… Case files, the way this has to go, he’s been blocked by a handful of judges on this. And so this is what the act of Congress is supposed to do because he’s not able to do it himself. I mean, you would think, but he’s limited. Office of the executive has limitations on the powers they’re able to enact and the things that they’re able to implement. And so that’s what some of this is right now. So we’ll watch it and we’ll see. It’s been weird to see how people are fighting over it, though. And it’s been weird to see. I watched this thing of Marjorie Taylor Greene last night because she kept sounding off about it. And I get that she’s trying to jockey and position herself to take over. After 28, she’s mad at Trump over Israel. She’s mad at him for not endorsing her Senate race. She’s just mad. And I think that she realizes that her relevancy might be tied to him because she wasn’t huge until he was in office. He backed her and made her a thing. And I don’t think that she’s done enough in Congress, frankly, on her own, you know, to have a body of work, a body of legislative work to be able to campaign on. It’s one thing to go and do the work and pass the bills. And it’s another thing to be the firebrand. And unfortunately, there are some firebrands that are in Congress that just don’t do the work or they’ll do the bare minimum. And then they don’t know how to maneuver and push their their their the bill that they’re sponsoring through. So she’s mad over this. And like I said, when I was reading some of the earlier information on this, it looked like he was one of the whistleblowers on Epstein. So I don’t know why she’s insinuating otherwise. Again, I just find this so stupid. Why do we have people on the right that are trying to take the same position as the left and use it to undermine the president unless they’re doing it exploitatively because they want to leverage. They want to they want themselves to ascend to a higher level of authority. And they’re trying to use this as leverage. That’s the only thing I can think of. I mean, is there any other way? People are like, oh, well, they’re allies. Golly, those are not allies. People in D.C. will be friends to your face and they will stab you in the back. That is exactly how it is. You cannot trust even your oldest friend in this industry. Not in D.C., not in politics. You can’t. Everything is transactional. And never more so. Honestly, this is one of Trump’s downsides. Oh, people can get mad, but it’s true. And this is how I’ll just say certain cable news networks run. When you get your little factions that work with you to compete against each other, always for accolades and always for recognition, it can create some toxicity. You’ve got to learn how to navigate it. And it’s one of the ways that you can manage the herd, so to speak, and keep control. And so… I think there was a little bit of that in the first term. It seems like it’s a lot calmer this second term, but you still have some of the remnants of the first term. And I think that those are the people that I see circling around and trying to undermine POTUS. Because think about it. Who is the next GOP? Who are they going to run against? Who is the boogeyman for the next Republican candidate for president in 28? 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And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It’s time for Dana’s Quick 5.
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Threats of sanctions, economic warfare, Japan’s relations with China have sunk to a new low. They’re experiencing the most intense diplomatic tensions in years. This after Beijing issued economic warnings in response by the new Japanese prime minister about a potential Taiwan conflict. And they had said previously any Chinese use of force against Taiwan could be considered a a situation threatening Japan’s survival. So China doesn’t like it when harsh language is used against them, but they want to be able to use harsh language against everyone else. I really feel like the Japanese prime minister will just take them and beat them about. up and down their eastern seaboard, so maybe they don’t want to do that. Just saying. Just saying. But very interesting. Very interesting, though. Beijing, they’ve been launching some broadsides against Japan in terms of their propaganda and their media narratives. Also, this is gross. Lab-grown milk is disgusting. If you have to drink lab-grown milk, you don’t need milk. What is that? That’s stupid. Can we just stop? We have animals and protein and all of this stuff here. We don’t need to do all of these things. It’s cow free. This is gross. I don’t even want to read this. Gross. Who wants that?
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Thankfully, I don’t think it’s in the United States. I think it’s India right now, but yeah.
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I don’t care. Nobody wants it anywhere. That’s disgusting. I mean, I’m not even a milk drinker, and that’s… No. They said that it’s… And it’s going to be in Israel, too. They’re going to offer it in Israel. They’re offering it in India, Israel. They’re offering it in several places. It is… I don’t eat lab-grown anything. Cow-free milk. It’s a food tech startup. I don’t like the terms food tech together. That’s like robot food. That’s what robots eat. I don’t know. But they said that it’s Calfree 3% fat milk and they have a vanilla flavored version that’s also going to be available under their new milk label. So lab-grown fat? Yeah, nobody wants that. Wall Street in extreme fear as stocks plunge again amid fears of the world’s biggest company. Might be a dud. This is coming from the Wall Street Journal and Daily Mail. They had a lot of selling that hit Wall Street yesterday. A lot of people were hit by a Dow loss 1.2, S&P 500. NASDAQ lost under just 1%. Bitcoin slid. Well, I mean, the economy’s bad. What else do you want me to say? Everybody was told Peter Thiel’s fund offloaded NVIDIA. Is there going to be a bottom dropout in this?
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Yeah, just in the tech sector, from what I understand. AI’s bubble is for real, and I think it’s going to pop. We’re already seeing the signs.
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Yeah. Yeah, we already. Yeah, exactly. I don’t know. I just with some of that stuff. We had these two from yesterday. So I’m going to move on this. They said it just so MBS is going to be at the White House. We have audio. Well, we’re going to talk about Trump lashing out at a reporter and everybody’s trying to get upset over that as well. Also, WhatsApp has a security flaw that exposes three and a half billion phone numbers. A simple WhatsApp. I don’t really, I don’t use WhatsApp. I only use WhatsApp when I’m like traveling overseas. And if I’m trying to like plan something. So that’s literally the only time I’ve ever used it. Because everybody over there in Europe uses WhatsApp. But they said that 3.5 billion phone numbers. were were exposed. Apparently, it’s like their biggest ever like security flaw, their security breach there. So let’s see here. Also, a wife of an astronaut pled guilty to falsely alleging a crime in space. Summer Warden lied to federal agents when she accused her spouse of illegally accessing her bank account from space. So she faces up to five years in prison and a half million dollar fine. Fine for that. She’s an intelligence officer in the Air Force. And I’m from the article from The New York Times. It sounds like her spouse is a woman. So it seems like they’re lesbians. But she said that the other lady accessed her bank account from space like illegally. Like that’s I mean, you’re that’s pretty hardcore, right? I’m just saying that’s a very interesting spat. We’ve got more on the way. Stick with us coming up. It’s the folks over at Preborn. Great organization that meets women in the gap, women that are facing unplanned pregnancies. And a lot of, you know, it’s a very frightening conversation. moment for a lot of women because who are facing unplanned pregnancies because society tells them they can’t do it that’s the whole big thing from the left pre-born though they don’t they don’t they don’t mess with that they meet women where they are thanks to generous listeners they provide immediate support maternity clothes diapers counseling much more they introduce them to their babies through an ultrasound that only costs by the way 28 and you know that an ultrasound When a woman hears her baby’s heartbeat for the first time, it doubles the baby’s chance at life. And $28 provides a free ultrasound. You can even donate in a big way to save lives. $15,000 puts one of those ultrasound machines in a needy women’s clinic. Preborn, though, they partner with these women for the first two years of the women’s lives. making sure they get off on the right foot, solid foundation. And since 2007, they’ve saved nearly half a million babies. That’s amazing. What a legacy. So this holiday season, don’t let another life be lost. Be the hope for mothers and babies and say yes to life today. To donate securely, dial pound 250 and say the word baby or visit preborn.com slash Dana. Every gift is tax deductible and impacts eternity. That’s dial pound 250, say the word baby or preborn.
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So we are listening into this press conference that they’re having right now in the Oval Office with Mohammed bin Salman, who’s the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, and our own president. We’re listening live because I want to know what’s being said, too, so we can talk about it. So it’s in progress. We’re joining it right now.
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It’s your attitude. I think you are a terrible reporter. It’s the way you ask these questions. You start off with a man who’s highly respected, asking him a horrible, insubordinate, and just a terrible question. And you could even ask that same exact question nicely. You’re all psyched up. Somebody psychs you over at ABC, they’re going to psych it. You’re a terrible person and a terrible reporter. As far as the Epstein files is, I have nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein. I threw him out of my club many years ago because I thought he was a sick pervert. But I guess I would turn out to be right. But you know who does have? Bill Clinton. Larry Summers, who ran Harvard, was with him every single night, every single weekend. They lived together. They went to his island many times. I never did. Andrew Weissman are here. All these guys were friends of his. You don’t even talk about those people. You just keep going on the Epstein files. And what the Epstein is, is a Democrat hoax to try and get me not to be able to talk about the $21 trillion that I talked about today. It’s a hoax. Now, I just got a little report and I put it in my pocket of all the money that he’s given to Democrats. gave me none zero no money to me but he gave money to democrats and people are wise to your hoax and abc’s is your company your crappy company is one of the the perpetrators and i’ll tell you something i’ll tell you something i think the license should be taken away from abc because your news is so fake and it’s so wrong and we have a great commissioner chairman who should look at that because I think when you come in and when you’re 97 percent negative to Trump and then Trump wins the election in a landslide that means obviously your news is not credible and you’re not credible as a reporter so I’ve answered your question you should go and look at the Democrats who received money from Epstein who spent their time Larry Summers was was with him all the time. That creep, the fund guy, was with him all the time. What’s his name? Reed Hoffman. I don’t know Reed Hoffman, but I know he spends a lot of money on the radical left. Reed Hoffman, in my opinion, should be under investigation. He’s a sleazebag. And those are the people, but they don’t get any press. They don’t get any news. And you’re not after the radical left because you’re a radical left network. But I think the way you ask a question with the anger and the meanness is terrible. You got to go back and learn how to be a reporter.
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What an interesting, what a very fascinating, interesting press conference. And as you can tell, Trump was livid over the ABC reporter. Can we I so I have something I’m working on. I’ll send this out later today. So you understand this whole Jamal Khashoggi thing, because it’s always brought up in the context of. referring to anybody, you know, talking about Saudi Arabia, talking about MBS, etc. Jamal Khashoggi was this sanctified Washington Post reporter. He was just reporting on journalism, Cain. That’s all we hear over and over again, right? And it’s not entirely true. So let’s be honest about it. So Khashoggi was a Saudi citizen. He was a legal resident in the United States, but he was a Saudi citizen and he wasn’t a reporter. I mean, I don’t consider activists who sometimes dabble in journalism. And I use that in air quotes to be reporters. Right. Do you consider Jim Acosta to be a reporter? Right. He is, and I can’t believe I’m saying this, more of a reporter than Jamal Khashoggi was. Jamal Khashoggi was a Muslim Brotherhood member and sympathizer. He was an Islamic, an Islamist activist. He was financed by the Qataris and Iran, and he was all about the political Islamism that UAE and Saudi Arabia loathe. that Iran is all about, that Hezbollah is all about, that Hamas is all about, etc. So he wasn’t this like, you know, doe-eyed journalist the way that they’re making it out to be. And this is important to understand what happened. Knowing this is important in understanding what happened. Now, you remember Jamal Khashoggi, he was in Istanbul and he went to a Saudi embassy in Istanbul where it said that some Saudi people, Agents basically representing the crown family took care of him. Apparently, there was a bone saw involved. I mean, it’s some pretty grisly stuff. Also, but he sort of knew this. He was at the consulate in Istanbul. Apparently, as the story goes, he was dismembered and disposed of. I mean, you know. Nobody’s sitting here saying you should use a bone saw and cut people up. What we’re saying is that’s kind of the consequence of being an Islamist activist in Saudi Arabia. You know certain things. It’s not saying that you are deserving of it. It is saying that you know what’s happening. This guy was a radical leftist. Jamal Khashoggi, that’s why all the left loves defending him. He was a radical Islamist leftist. He publicly mourned the death of bin Laden. All right. He called him a nickname. He had his own nickname for him. They didn’t call him bin Laden like everybody else does. I can’t remember what his name, but he had a nickname for him. he was very critical of the Saudi royal family. Some of the speculation is that he was very critical of MBS because MBS is not an Islamist. Everybody’s opinions about Saudi Arabia vary, but one thing that you should be able to acknowledge is that the Saudi Arabia now is not the Saudi Arabia 15 years ago. I mean, 15 years ago, 20 years ago, women weren’t even allowed to drive. Now women can drive and they are opening up and they are becoming more capitalist. And some people say, oh, well, they’re sand washing their offenses away or maybe e-sports and World Cup and everything else is washing them. I mean, who knows? But the point is that. They are they’re using Jamal Khashoggi as like some they’re acting like he’s some sacrificial lamb that he’s he was an activist, a very far left activist. He was supportive of the Muslim Brotherhood. He wrote pieces in support of Islamism. He was critical of those who were critical of Islamism. That, to me, does not sound like an ally. That sounds like somebody we would oppose here in the United States vociferously. And I noticed that when this ABC reporter was asking the questions of this, not a single at no point did that come up. At no point did she also add, oh, you know, yes, he was a rabid Islamist. I mean, even his own family, the New York Times has a piece. They were trying to sugarcoat his associations. And the New York Times even had to mention that, yes, his his personal leanings were in favor of Muslim Brotherhood. In fact, their phrase was Muslim Brotherhood style political Islam. That’s terrorism. Muslim Brotherhood is designated as a terrorist group by the United States. Egypt banned them. And it wasn’t until Hillary Clinton went over to Egypt and tried to formalize the reintroduction of Muslim Brotherhood back in Egypt. Remember that whole nightmare that that blew up and then they were banned again. So that was during the Green Revolution and everything. They tried to say, well, you know, it was somewhat ambiguous. I mean, there’s photos of him clutching, you know, full auto out in the desert. I mean, come on. This guy was an activist who who moonlighted as a journalist, as a way of to me, it was like a veneer of defense. And a lot of people here do that. They pretend to be journalists when really they’re activists. And when you criticize the blurring of the lines, they pretend that they’re not activists and say, well, how dare you attack the free press? Well, you’re not acting like a member of the free press. You’re not free of your own. personal biases. You’re not writing pieces that are free of influence for the public to make up their mind. You’re clearly trying to program them through narrative, and that’s what Jamal Khashoggi did. So this idea that we’re supposed to, what, pick up a torch and pitchfork for a guy who was a Muslim Brotherhood bin Laden-mourning Islamist? Please. 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And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It’s time for Dana’s Quick Five.
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All right, so first up, dogs apparently, now they’re trying to say there’s new neurodiversity in pets. Seriously. Seriously. cane your expression you don’t believe in autistic dogs no i i believe in medications that alter dog’s health yeah yes i do i mean i’m reading a whole story that makes me want to throw myself off my roof and just end the planet where people are like i think my dog is adhd I think you need to have a life is what I think some of you people need. An AI podcasting machine is churning out 3,000 episodes a week. It is an oversaturated field. Quality matters. AI. I mean, there are apparently 175,000 AI-generated podcast episodes. And 3,000 episodes a week, like pollen trackers to cultural stuff to, you know, politics, all of it. It’s intentional. It is intentional. Where do you think this is all going to go? At some point, people are just going to be over.
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It’s going, just like you said, to saturate the market so that everybody is equally in value or not valued.
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Yeah, see if everyone’s special, then no one is. That’s like from The Incredibles. Artificial Christmas trees are dominating US holiday decorating. Fake is winning. Well, you know why? Because some of us grew up watching. National Lampoon’s Christmas vacation on repeat with our families. And we see what happens when you bring wildlife’s home inside. And also, they’re just a lot of upkeep and they get needles everywhere. And it’s just we’re lazy. And it’s a pagan part of this amazing Christian tradition. You can say it’s not. I put up a tree, but let’s be real. So I don’t know. I really don’t care. Do what you’re going to do. Right. And 13 were injured after a demolition derby car hit a crowd in Australia. Well, at least it wasn’t like a snake or a spider that killed someone. We got Scott Jennings next. Stick with us. So if you’re hunting for that perfect holiday gift, the one that actually means something and that people will actually use, you have to check out Cove Pure. It’s not just some gadget. It’s a countertop water purifier that gives you clean, pure, great tasting water instantly with just the push of a button. There’s no filter pitchers. There’s no waiting around, none of it. And you can even pick your water temperature, hot, cold, or warm. And that thing heats up so fast. You’re going to be shocked at how fast it heats the water. And the size presets, I mean, it’s a hydration game changer. you’re going to be hitting that 16 ounce button four and five times a day and stay hydrated without even thinking about it. So Cove Pure is lab certified to remove up to 99.9% of contaminants, PFAS, lead, fluoride, all of this stuff that you don’t want in your water. It’s the real deal. So if you want a holiday gift, like I said, that’s both practical and healthy, check out Cove Pure at covepure.com slash Dana for a $250 holiday discount. You can save $250 only at C O V E P U R E.com. Hurry before the sale ends.
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SPEAKER 11 :
Goodness. Welcome back to the program. Dana Lash with you. You can listen coast to coast, terrestrially. We’re all over these United States and also digitally as well. Channel 347, DirecTV joining us now. He’s got a brand new book out. And I actually just saw that he was in, I think, the Oval Office yesterday with POTUS signing it. The book is The Revolution of Common Sense. which we need. How Donald Trump stormed Washington and fought for Western civilization. What a great title, especially after watching that press conference. The author, CNN contributor, host of the Scott Jennings radio show. Scott Jennings, he joins us now via video. Scott, it’s such a pleasure. I’ve never, we’ve never like formally met, but now we kind of have. So congrats on the book.
SPEAKER 19 :
Nothing like a first conversation to be done in front of thousands of people. I know.
SPEAKER 11 :
Thank you for having me today. The Saudis that you’re trying to make amenable to the Abraham Accords. You’re pushing out, you know, the Islamism of Qatar and Iran. You have UAE, you have Saudi Arabia. Then you’re also balancing, you know, your ally Israel. You’re dealing with a super hostile press who’s trying to make, you know, this Muslim Brotherhood supporting jihadists to be like this everyday journalist. It was very interesting. I thought Trump handled it very well. And I think it marks like another new beginning for relations with the Middle East. And I wanted to get your thoughts on all this. I know you talk about it quite a bit.
SPEAKER 19 :
absolutely well what the president is trying to do uh… is nothing short of miraculous and that’s forge uh… a real peace in the middle east like we’ve never seen before he’s already started he got the living hostages back from gaza which was a miracle and worthy of the nobel peace prize he got all the arab states to join in his peace plan for gaza which by the way passed unanimously at the united nations security council yesterday and now he wants saudi arabia to join the abraham accords which if they join That opens the floodgates for all the other Arab states to join, and that’ll bind everybody in the region together economically and from a perspective of their own security. So he’s juggling some really large issues. And then he has the press come along in the Oval Office today and try to throw – all sorts of sand in the gears of this. And he kept focused on what’s important, and that’s lasting peace in the Middle East. He needs the Saudis to continue to buy into the economic partnership with the United States, which they have, announcing a $1 trillion investment, a defense partnership with the United States. We’re selling them F-35s now. And this long-term Abraham Accords economic and security relationship that’ll bind the region together. This is all trump’s idea this is all his legacy in the middle east and as you heard he’s going to stay focused on that not like not let the press try to divide us from you know an important ally in the region which is saudi arabia yeah and i i did just the snide tone that the reporter had and i thought he played it off very well and you know you bring up with the abraham accords and the reshaping of
SPEAKER 11 :
the Middle East and what that power dynamic looks like. I don’t know that I don’t think any other president has had that kind of impact in the Middle East as Trump has.
SPEAKER 19 :
No, look, a lot of presidents have made promises to Israel and never kept them. This president did. A lot of other presidents have said they wanted peace in the Middle East and they have meetings and they have summits. And then, you know, nothing ever happens. We go back to fighting. Iran develops a nuclear weapon. You know, Hamas flourishes. Only President Trump worked with our ally Israel to defeat Iran and to defeat Iran’s terror proxies and to prep the region for long-term peace. He did not put American soldiers in harm’s way, but he did engage at the exact right time to get us into a situation where we are today, which is Israel is in a strong position and Iran is in a weak position. Look, that’s good for the whole world. If you believe in Western civilization, having Iran on the way down and Israel and its
SPEAKER 11 :
uh… arab partners who want peace and security in the middle east on the way up that’s a good thing trump maneuvered all of this uh… it is not just to the benefit of israel is to the benefit of the united states and i think i think the whole world now we’re talking to scott jennings his new book revelate revolution of common sense how donald trump storm washington and fought for western civilization which is out today one quick thing and i’m asking about the epstein stuff all of the drama with democrats one thing that potus mentioned to you that i thought was really sharp and i when he was, when he was visiting Saudi Arabia spring and they had that huge rollout for him and, you know, this great reception. And he was speaking at one of the business events over there. And he talked about rolling back these sanctions on Syria and MBS stood up and applauded and all these other Arab leaders did. And then Scott, I know you remember after that, when we had the joint strikes with Israel and Iran, Syria closed their airspace. Like something we have never seen before. This partner previously of Iran decided, nope, no more. And I know that they have a new leader and I know he comes from a background of brutality, but that is a different area. It’s not the United States. It’s geopolitics. I thought that, and Trump brought that back up again. And I was hoping sort of that more of the reporters there, Scott, would kind of like come back to that because that was major. That was so huge when that happened. I mean, talking about redefining that entire area. Just your last quick thought on that before I get into the Epstein stuff.
SPEAKER 19 :
Well, on the Middle East, you’ve got to play the hand you’re dealt. And the hand we’re dealt in Syria right now is a better hand than we had. And, yes, I agree with you. The new president of Syria has a shady background. I mean, we had a $10 million bounty on this guy’s head at one point. Sorry, we got some sound going on in here, but the point is we now have somebody who wants to work with us on peace. Before we didn’t have that, separating Iran from its former allies, that was strategically a great thing.
SPEAKER 11 :
Yeah, you – I read – actually, I saw a video of you earlier. where you deconstructed the narrative that has been coming from the press about the Epstein story and how it really is such a major distraction. Correct me if I’m wrong, Scott, but I would just think if ever there was anything to come out about Trump with this, wouldn’t they have done it before the guy became president? Like, why would you wait until after he becomes president? It doesn’t make any sense.
SPEAKER 19 :
Totally. Look, if there was something to know about Donald Trump, we’d know it. That’s number one. Number two, I’ll tell you what we’re finding out. There’s something to be known about Democrats. I mean, look, Larry Summers, the former president of Harvard, Bill Clinton’s treasury secretary, is soliciting dating advice from Epstein. That’s number one. Stacey Plaskett, a member of the Democratic House conference, getting programmed by Epstein after he was a convicted sex trafficker. She’s getting text messages from her, say this, say this. These are Democrats. This has nothing to do with Donald Trump. So the Democrats want to try to tie up Donald Trump with this story. They may be careful what they wish for here because I think a lot more Democrats had a lot more to do with Epstein than Donald Trump ever did. There’s not a shred of evidence Donald Trump ever knew anything or did anything untoward or unethical or worse. That’s what the Democrat narrative is, but I think it’s going to blow up in their face. If you’re objective and you look at what we know right now, A lot more Democrats had ties to Epstein than Donald Trump ever did.
SPEAKER 11 :
Exactly. And it seemed to me just from looking at some of the earlier materials, it sounded like he was a whistleblower on Epstein. He banned him from Mar-a-Lago and he was the one who told the FBI, this guy’s a skis.
SPEAKER 19 :
Totally. He excommunicated Jeffrey Epstein from Mar-a-Lago and from his life. Howard Lutnick, who is the Commerce Secretary, did a podcast the other day talking about how he one time went to Jeffrey Epstein’s apartment. They were neighbors. And he looked around and he walked out and he said, I’m never coming back here again. All of the Trump people knew and got rid of Epstein out of their life. It was the Democrats, after Epstein was convicted, who continued to communicate with him, take instructions from him, work with him, and basically it was all in service of hating Donald Trump. Because they hate Donald Trump that much, they decided to align themselves with a convicted sex trafficker in the hopes of somehow trying to take Donald Trump down. Well, they never did. They never did take him down, but I think they’re going to have a lot of mud on themselves when all is said and done here. I cannot believe… This Stacey Plaskett business is not a bigger story. She’s getting instructions from Epstein about what to say in a congressional hearing and then just reading it off her phone. That’s crazy.
SPEAKER 11 :
And not a single concern from the press that didn’t come up in that White House press. Our last last question for you. You talked about Marjorie Taylor Greene. We’re talking about some of the people have been critical of Trump. I’m worried that there are some who are going to try to do these like soft broadsides against POTUS as he intervenes. gets closer and closer towards the end of his second term. And I’m kind of wondering if that’s not what some of this is. I’ve seen Marjorie Taylor Greene referred to as Marjorie Cheney Greene, which, you know, kind of funny. But I wanted to get your thoughts on this because I’m trying to figure out why she’s so upset with him other than the fact that he won’t endorse her for the Senate race.
SPEAKER 19 :
Look, I met with the president in the Oval Office yesterday. I gave him a copy of my book, by the way, and signed one for him, and he signed one for me, and that was fun. But we talked about Marjorie Taylor Greene, and bottom line is, back in the summer, she wanted to run for statewide office in Georgia. He heard about it. He saw a poll. He sent her the poll. The poll said she was going to get humiliated. She was down 20 points to John Ossoff. He didn’t hurt her publicly. He did it discreetly. He did it privately, but he was giving her information. He was trying to do her a favor. And since that moment, she has opposed him on the Middle East. She opposed him on taking out the Iran nukes. She’s opposed him on deportation. She’s gone on The View and attacked Donald Trump. And she is following the well-worn path. And you know the rule, Dana. The easiest way to get on television in Washington, D.C. as a Republican is to crap on Trump and crap on your own party. And that’s what Marjorie Taylor Greene is doing right now after he has made her. She’s nothing.
SPEAKER 04 :
Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER 19 :
Without Donald Trump, all because he tried to do her a favor and save her and the Republican Party from a humiliation in Georgia. That that’s it. She’s become a policy and a political opponent of the president. And it’s sad. And I wish she wouldn’t. But of course, we’ve seen a lot of Republicans do that over the years.
SPEAKER 11 :
We have. We have. The book is, I mean, this is great, especially for all the news today, a revolution of common sense. You’re looking at the entire revolt against, I mean, really the swamp, everything happening in D.C. I mean, you’ve looked at deregulation. You looked at everything in this. And I think it’s great to have not enough people spike the football. And you wrote a book where you did it. So that’s amazing. We needed to do that.
SPEAKER 19 :
Well, the president used that phrase in his inaugural address in January, and I thought, boy, that’d make a great title for a book. I met with him in February. He decided to cooperate. I spent time with him. Marco Rubio, Scott Besson, Elon Musk has some eye-popping quotes in this thing. You know, it’s interesting. I’ve been planning my book tour. You know, there’s a few places in America where you call and say, hey, we need to facilitate the purchase of a couple of hundred books for an event. Will you help us? And they won’t do it. And, you know, funny, I hear liberals complain about book bans all the time. We’ve run into more than a handful of bookstores out there in some places that would not stock the Scott Jennings, Donald Trump book. And so just know that some of the left out there, they don’t want the truth out there. And the truth is Donald Trump hit Washington before it got out of bed, 200 executive orders on day one, passed the big, beautiful bill. eight peace agreements around the world. He’s having an amazing presidency. They’re trying to tie him down on this Epstein garbage, but the guy’s fulfilling the promises that he ran and won on last November.
SPEAKER 11 :
There you go. Scott Jennings, a revolution of common sense. Enjoy watching you on CNN. You’re the only person I will watch on CNN. Just saying that you’re very entertaining. You do such a great job representing our values. So we appreciate what you do. Congrats on the books and good to see you. I’d love to have you back.
SPEAKER 19 :
Thanks, Dana. See you later.
SPEAKER 11 :
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It’s his life mission to make bad decisions. It’s time for Florida Man.
SPEAKER 11 :
I had to take a screenshot of the drunk guy in the story and drop it in Slack before I could do anything. So Christopher Johnson, he’s 44 years old. Florida man was caught driving into oncoming highway traffic, according to a video. He faces charges of DUI, DWLS. I don’t know what that one is, but… Probably driving while literally stupid. I don’t know. He was taken into custody. He was seen driving straight up into oncoming traffic. Lady Lake Police. Police got a ton of calls about a red Ford car swerving, crossing lanes, almost striking a ton of other cars. He couldn’t even stand on his own. Officers saw tons of open containers, many of which still had alcohol. It’s like he didn’t even finish his drink. It’s like, that bothers me. Like, finish one drink before you open another. But that’s the least of these concerns right now. But he wasn’t able to stand without help. You want to know what his blood alcohol, what his breast sample was?
SPEAKER 1 :
0.245.
SPEAKER 11 :
Oh, man.
SPEAKER 06 :
That’s three times.
SPEAKER 11 :
That’s insane.
SPEAKER 06 :
The legal limit.
SPEAKER 11 :
And one officer asked him to keep his eyes on the officer’s finger. They were doing the sobriety check. And Johnson goes, this is where I’ve always had a problem. It’s actually hard to follow. And the officer says, okay, well, we do believe you’re impaired. And then he said, well, I had a couple drinks earlier in the night. And he, they looked, he had all these prior convictions for DUI. Oh, also suspended license. Yeah. So he got he got in big time trouble. But apparently he was driving like if you put a toddler behind the wheel of a car and gave him a pixie stick and just let him go. That’s apparently what this guy was driving like. Can’t even imagine. It’s insane. Let’s see. Oh, my gosh. How do you lead people on a 36 hour foot chase in the swamp? That is what happened. A 37-year-old man in Florida was arrested after a 36-hour chase. 36 hours. Now, WFLA said several. Sorry, sirs. It was 36 hours in the Gators’ house. And I’m watching body cam video. Dudes, this is straight up like in the swamp swamp. Like they not going to find you if you get lost out there. The 37-year-old man, Earl Dory, he fled in a stolen vehicle, ran over stop sticks, abandoned the vehicle, and then he ran off into the swamp. And then during the pursuit, deputies said he pointed a gun at them and then pointed it at his own head, threatening to harm himself. He has one sock and that was it. Well, he had boxers, a sweatshirt and he was wearing and sock. So they had a canine chasing down. Then they lost sight of him. Like, I don’t know if this guy’s like superhuman or what. They said he was he went into the 36 hours. They finally got him. And Dory said he was thirsty and his legs hurt. So he got booked on aggravated assault on law enforcement, possession of weapon by convicted felon, fleeing. Oh, he had lots of meth. I know that’s super surprising. So methed up. Yeah, that explains a few things. Yeah. Let’s see. A 79-year-old Florida man faked his own death and was arrested after 16 years on the run. He’s a sex offender. That’s why you just, you know, death penalty. Death penalty for that. We have more to come. Third hour on the way. The press is apoplectic because the Saudis are in D.C. Stick with us. So if you’re all about common sense and keeping what’s yours and you want to protect your money from Washington’s spending and crazy markets, you need to check out Noble Gold Investments. Gold and silver are not just some numbers on a screen or digital assets that can just disappear with a click. They’re real, tangible things. And they’ve been trusted for thousands of years. So with a gold IRA, you can actually own physical gold and silver in a retirement account, tax deferred or even tax free. Noble Gold has been the top rated gold IRA company for four years running. They handle billions of precious metals for people just like you. And they’ve got a US-based team, real people, available six days a week. There’s no hidden fees. There’s no gimmicks. They walk you through everything. And you even get a photo of your actual metals. So there’s some transparency. So right now, when you open a new account, they’re going to send you a free 10 ounce silver flag bar plus a silver American Eagle proof coin. It’s free. So just visit noble gold investments dot com slash Dana. That’s noble gold investments dot com slash Dana. Protect what you’ve worked for.
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But you know, you have some strain on the right that says, I don’t know, you know, illegal immigration is bad. Legal immigration, no matter what, is good. And wait a minute. Now, I’m not saying any of it’s, that it’s all bad or what, but is bringing 10 million people from like Somalia and dumping them into Georgia, is that good because it’s legal? I think you have to think critically about what are we doing with an immigration policy and is it benefiting the American people? Is it helping to promote a strong American culture? We should never bring people into this country who hate America.
SPEAKER 11 :
So that is Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. And he’s exactly right on that, by the way. I mean, he is questioning why are we bringing you know, why is this happening? Why are we dumping all of these people? I get that. And I think he’s kind of touching on some of the Minneapolis stuff here. Welcome back to the program. Dana Lash with you. We’re at the top of this third hour. The reason we bring this up is this insane story that is coming out of Charlotte, North Carolina, their school system. is they said that they had admitted that over… I mean, it’s almost 21,000 students. It’s like 20,900 some odd students were absent from school because they were scared of immigration enforcement. That’s like 15% of the students enrolled. That’s… So… That’s kind of crazy. That’s 15% of the district student body. It’s an unofficial account from school officials. The historical average absent rate is about 7%. Now, that signals, I’m thinking, are people here illegally? I mean, I’ve got some questions about that. Is that because… They’re here illegally. That’s a significant number. We were talking about some of these numbers that were coming out of Minneapolis and fraud and things like that. These are Charlotte public schools. That’s 15% of their enrollment. And wow. They said that 900,000 residents… Of those in Charlotte, North Carolina, well over 150,000 are people who are born, you know, in foreign countries and come here. I’m just curious. This was on CBS. DHS was looking at increasing their efforts to enforce immigration there. That is crazy. So that signals to me that you have 15% of students, if they’re worried about ICE enforcement, I mean, that’s their parents. That means to me that signals that they’re here illegally, Cain. Does that, I feel, I’m not jumping conclusions on this.
SPEAKER 06 :
No, I mean, there may be a small amount that are just like, oh, I want to be an ally and an excuse to get out of school sort of thing. But you’re right, the bulk of those are probably illegal.
SPEAKER 11 :
That’s insane. That means people are paying tax dollars to go. Oh, my gosh. We are we are being absolutely brutalized. I’m looking at this and I’m also looking we got don’t we have Governor Greg Abbott on tomorrow?
SPEAKER 06 :
Yes, we do.
SPEAKER 11 :
So one of the things I’m asking him is it relates to this because all of this comes down to tax dollars, too. I mean, think about it. If you have tons of people who are in the country illegally and they’re in public schools, your tax dollars are going to that. I don’t. I mean, I don’t think my tax dollars should go to public schools at all. I’m telling you guys, that’s why I’m saying Republicans have never been conservative enough for me. They haven’t been. But do you know that in Texas, I saw this map, and I know that you have all seen it as well, circulating, showing the number of mosques that have opened in Texas, and then there was the Epic City, that story of… I mean, what would you say? It’s like a Muslim development, but they’re saying it’s well, it’s for everybody. But from what I understand, isn’t part of like the fees for the HOA, the way that they have it in their materials. predicated upon going to the mosque as part of the HOA. And so a lot of people would probably not be supportive of that. It’s like having an atheist or somebody who’s not Christian move into a Christian neighborhood and have, I don’t even know if that’s, to me, that sounds questionably legal. We’re going to talk to the governor about that tomorrow, but there has been tax dollars that has been going to some of these and some of these these, I would say, Islamic organizations Got a lot of questions for that.
SPEAKER 06 :
Well, what I got from the governor’s office was that that that graph that people are noting is funds from federal programs and not state programs. And I know you mentioned HOA. So there may be some HOA stuff.
SPEAKER 11 :
That was as it relates to the Epic City part. So like to go to like buy into some of these developments, like if you’re buying a plot and some of these developments are tract of land.
SPEAKER 06 :
Well, they specifically talked about the chatter regarding the Texas funds going to mosques specifically.
SPEAKER 11 :
Right, right, right. Yeah, those are two different things. So yeah, if you’re buying like attractive land in one of these planned communities, then there was discussion as to HOA fees and if a percentage of that is diverted to the mosque separate from state or federal funding that goes towards some of these. And they were talking about this DHS grant program that was supposed to help, irony, supposed to help like in risk of terror attack to secure buildings. And that’s a federal program that’s been in effect since like in the early months after 9-11. And mosques receive some of it, synagogues receive it, Christian churches receive it. There’s been a lot of discussion about Sharia spreading. Now I will say this, and I know this story very well. So just to give you some backstory, We, the map that shows all this is where we live. We live in the center of all of it. And when I worked some years ago and I broadcast, I did a separate project with The Blaze that was in Irving, Texas. And the mayor at the time when I moved here, this was in like 2013, was she’s now a congressperson, Beth Van Dyne. She was the mayor now. She was already kind of in a fight with a lot of very, very politically Islamist factions in Irving. Now, a couple of years prior to that, there was an honor killing in Irving where a father murdered his two Muslim daughters for being too westernized. I actually linked this in, I think it was on X. I think I linked this on X. But there was an honor killing in Irving, Yasir Saeed. And he went on the run. He became one of the most wanted fugitives. He killed his daughters, Amina and Sarah. This isn’t the only time something like this has come up in Irving. So a couple of years later, here you have in Irving, you guys remember the story of the clock boy, that all this is going to tie together. So the clock boy, if you remember, this was a kid who was in an Irving school. He brought a pencil case filled with wires and And the pictures that were shown online, that looked like a bomb. And he said he was creating a new clock. And I made fun of it in videos. I was like, look, here’s the coffee bowl. Look, I reinvented the coffee cup. It’s a bowl, you know. But he took the guts out of a clock. literally that and shoved it into a pencil case and called it his new clock and he took it to school and it freaked some of the other kids out so they sent him to the principal’s office and it turned into this whole thing and the police showed up because I mean kids were saying it looked like a bomb they have to take this stuff seriously in school so police show up well clock boys parents get involved and they’re livid and they’re calling for the police to be fired well Beth Van Dyne was mayor at the time I talked to her about it on my program on this program and she explained exactly what happened I showed everyone the pictures of what it looked like I’m like he didn’t make a clock he ripped a clock apart took all of the workings of the clock out and shoved it in a pencil case for what I don’t know he was supposed to be some sort of engineering marvel That’s how his parents presented it. How dare you? You’re attacking him because he’s Muslim. No, we’re attacking him because the kids thought it was a bomb. He took it around school. It ticked. It’s weird. You know, like he just destroyed a clock and put it legit in a pencil case. I’m not even making this up. That’s look at look at that’s exactly what it was. So they came after the police in that case. And yeah, you guys got the picture. I mean, that cane looks like not a clock. That is not a clock. Lorraine’s got Lorraine, who is our living, breathing Google. It’s not a clock. It legit looks not like a clock. It looks like a bomb. And it was like one of the fancy pencil cases, too, where it has the… What am I thinking of? Like the foam padding and all that stuff. So anyway, Beth Van Dyne had to fight for her police because all of these Islamic groups, CARE got involved. All of these Islamist groups got involved and they were coming for the police. And they were trying to get these people fired. They were going for the school. They started going after her. She told them to pound sand and wouldn’t move. Now this is at the same time that they were proposing having a Sharia court. Now, there are two… I don’t know what to call them like mediation tribunals that are Sharia. It’s not explicitly a Sharia court because it’s a violation of law. You have to. We operate under American jurisprudence, not Islamic jurisprudence. So it’s like if you have like a Christian mediator the way that it’s. So I get that. But still, I don’t like it. There’s no representation for women in Sharia. That’s end of. But bottom line is that this has been a problem in Irving for a very, very long time. And so we’ve been watching this like develop And there’s always been some tension there. And now Beth Van Dyne is a member of Congress. And, of course, those groups tried to stop her. CARE came after her again because they didn’t like the clockboy stuff. So this has been a problem for quite some time. And, you know, since 2013, it’s expanded, right? And Texas has the most expansion of this than any other. Now, how do you balance? This is the big question. Because our United States, we have an establishment clause. Right. There isn’t a religious test. There’s not a religious test. This is something that the founders not only established establishment clause. It’s in the Federalist. It’s also in the minutes of the Constitutional Convention and in the debates of the different amendments at the Constitutional Convention. However, they were very clear on citizenship. I mean, even James Madison thought that there ought to be, for the lack of a better way to put it, a quarantine period. If you’re going to be bringing people into the United States, they need to at least have been a citizen for quite some time before they run for office. But there wasn’t a religious test. However, I do think now, because a lot of people view this as asymmetric warfare, and it’s very difficult to disagree with that when you see some of the issues that a lot of these Islamist groups are promoting. And I do think that one of the downsides of Texas being so attractive to businesses is everybody’s coming here and everybody’s bringing all of their workers here. And Texas is a big H-1B state. So there’s a lot of issues that are being raised about this. And quite frankly, people are nervous. It is nerve wracking when, you know, I see, you know, Islamist groups make political demands and you know that they’re trying to put roots down in your community. And these are not demands of like, you know, a congregation. It is political Islam. It is a very different thing. We’re going to talk more about this. We have headlines coming up. But this is all stuff that lawmakers in Texas are going to have to do. 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And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It’s time for Dana’s Quick Five.
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Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, this story is like a nightmare. This guy was trapped 20 feet underground in a Lakewood sewage pipe. Oh gosh, we’re going to get through this store. It’s K-I-R-O.
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Of all the pipes to be stuck in.
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It’s deep inside a sewage pipe at a construction site. Crews were called about 10 a.m. They had been working 20 feet underground, 300 feet into this pipe. When they reported feeling like they were running out of oxygen, then one of the workers had a medical emergency. They had to use a rope to drag him 290 feet out of the tunnel. And he was in critical condition. They, oh my gosh, they say, oh, well, I think I would give up and blow it all up and just start over. Honestly, I’d be like, nope, it’s just, you know what? It’s going to be better for everyone if we just drop a hell bomb on it and then go from there and just rebuild. Let’s just rebuild. Let’s see. British Columbia wolves are using lines to pull up crab traps. That is actually they are so smart. Oh, puppy nummies. They’ve captured footage. Footage has been captured of wild wolves in British Columbia pulling crab traps out of the sea by the lines to eat the bait inside. Oh, my goodness. They’re so smart. That’s how you talk to dogs. Stop it. There was a report released in the scientific journal Ecology and Evolution, and they said they had cameras all on this beach at the Heiltsuk First Nation crab traps. They were working out what was repeatedly damaging them. They were trying to figure it out. And then they saw them. They were trying to control the invasive European green crab. And at first they thought that’s what was doing it. But then they literally saw that it was the wolves doing it. And so they were emerging from the water with a buoy hanging from its mouth and dropping it on the beach, picking up the line, pulling it until the crab trap emerged from the water. That is amazing. Oh, my goodness. Free pets. Oh, my goodness. Oh, my goodness. Yeah. O.J. Simpson’s estate agrees to pay $58 million to Ron Goldman’s family. And, oh, let’s see. 81 monkeys and meth was found in a car linked to a wildlife smuggling network. I’ll save that one for tomorrow. 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But I cannot stand these tough dudes when they’re just for men beards. And I like facial hair, but you know what I mean? You know, they’re like manscaped to the point where you’re questioning their sexuality, right? And they get up and they try to lecture you about Christianity while not living it themselves, right? Christians are imperfect, but I think if you’re going to call yourself a pastor or try to be a shepherd, then you need to be less imperfect than the next person, or at least make an effort to be. Anyway, I just ended up seeing this. It was a documentary. It’s basically a… I don’t know how to put this. There’s no, I can’t say that. I’m going through my, sorry, my mental Rolodex of how I want to describe it. And I can’t describe it in any of the ways I was thinking, Cain, because it’s none of them are appropriate for air. It’s basically like some dudes sitting around and there are none of them have ever lifted weights and they’re all talking about how they’re just so hardcore. And this is what Christian nationalism is. And they’re talking about Christian nationalism and, And I saw this from the Babylon Bee. One of the guys over there, Joel Berry, said, if Christopher Guest, and you know Christopher Guest, he’s the guy who did Best in Show. Oh my gosh, what’s the one that he did that’s the Spinal Tap? He did Spinal Tap, Best in Show, which was hysterical. And Berry said, if Christopher Guest wrote a mockumentary making fun of Christian nationalists, he couldn’t write something funnier than this. Now, when I first saw this clip, and I really don’t know who any of these people are, I thought it was satire. I am not kidding you. I thought, wow, somebody really clever is making fun of this like leftist identity politic movement within Christianity. And this is brilliant. I actually I legitimately thought that Babylon Bee did it. And then that’s why Joel tweeted it out. And I said, be real, you did this. And I actually kind of wasn’t joking when I said that. And he was like, I hence this guy did not. He’s like, I did not do this. He didn’t say it like that, but he’s like, I did not do this. I’m like, this is real. And the way they talk is so pretentious and intellectually shallow. And I love making fun of people who try too hard. I’m just going to play it for you. It’s like 20 seconds and it’s the most cringe thing ever. Go ahead.
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What do you see as the greatest threat to Christian nationalism as it’s trying to make its roots?
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Christians. How so? Christians are gay. Fake and gay, to be more precise. Christianity is a feminized religion.
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To be more precise, they’re fake and gay. To be more precise, words that one might say if you were Ron Burgundy and you were trying to sound intelligent and deep intellectually, to be precise, Kane.
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Dear sir, what is up? First off, the mixing on the audio of this, the film’s is heinous. Like who did the audio for this film? Because they should be drugged behind a truck. Who did this? I say that rhetorically. But who’s like, yeah, let’s play this bad acoustic underneath. And then what is up with the camera angle? You just have this one guy who’s drowning in all this headroom.
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And he’s like, so what do you think is the biggest threat to Christianity today? And then you have the Timu Walsh sitting over there.
SPEAKER 11 :
Well, to be precise, cross his legs. It’s Christians. They’re fake. And gay, to be precise. That’s so edgy.
SPEAKER 06 :
Are those synonyms? So is gay fake?
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I think he may be misunderstood. He didn’t ask you to describe yourself. He asked you what you thought the greatest threat to Christianity was. I cannot believe that that is a clip. I laughed my head off. That is hysterical. You could not… And they’re like want to be Christian. So if you want to know what Christian nationalist is, it’s I don’t even think they know what it is. I feel like they are. They don’t understand what trad is. They want to return to trad. But as I’ve written before on Substack, this trend about going trad is without God. So how is it trad? You know what I mean? It’s like all about optics and clicks on Instagram. Um, this was like, I felt like I was watching naked gun. I mean, there’s so many, I can’t even cane. That’s literally real. I can’t tell how many times I’ve laughed my head off at this. What is it? What’s the greatest threat?
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Who’s directing this? Can we get some more headroom on this guy? I just want to feel like I can, I just don’t want to see his chin. I want his chin to be at the bottom of the screen for the viewers.
SPEAKER 06 :
Like he’s resting his chin.
SPEAKER 10 :
Yeah, he’s resting his chin on the cut of the camera. Oh, my gosh. Well, it’s fake and gay, to be precise. Precisely speaking, of course.
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Precise. That was probably the chef’s kiss of it. 20 seconds and that’s all I needed, man. All I needed was that. I didn’t even know that they were doing. I mean, it just goes to show you a fool will part with his money easily. I didn’t even know that they were doing a thing on this.
SPEAKER 06 :
Did you? If you were to play that for me and not say anything, I would have for sure thought that was the Babylon Bee.
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I actually thought it was.
SPEAKER 06 :
Without a doubt. I would have been… No, I would have… Like, gobs of money, I would have bet that was the Babylon Bee.
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Oh, my gosh. And then you’ve got… I don’t know. And I don’t know who the interviewer was. I don’t want to know. I don’t want to know who any of these people are. I really don’t. But I’m just like, that’s… Sounds like that’s not a pastor. I’ve noticed that there are a lot of pastors who are trying to flex in the most unchristian ways. And they’re going in with, they’re going all in on the, I don’t know what Christian nationalism is. I don’t even know. I think that’s like saying that, no, I’m a democratic socialist. It’s like sprinkling glitter on a turd, you know, like, I’m a democratic socialist. Like, what do you mean Christian nationalist? What is that? I mean, you’re a Christian. You’re a member of the kingdom. Quit trying to hyphenate it. Quit trying to put all this other stuff on it. Listen to what Paul said in the gospel. Stop doing all this stuff. You know, just follow Jesus and quit trying to clout chase for the love. To be precise, Cain, it’s fake and gay. Do you see what I thought? It’s like the Timu version of… It’s like there’s an insufferable, you know…
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influencer factory out there cranking out the same dude the answer to the question just is hilarious the fake and gay stuff made me laugh but so the big him taking himself so seriously it’s like what’s the biggest threat to the bard owl well it’s the bard owl the bard owl is it’s fake and gay
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What is the what’s the biggest threat to American baseball?
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Baseball players. They’re fake and gay, to be precise.
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And scene.
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Oh, my gosh. I feel like that guy gets high on his own farts. He like Dutch ovens himself just for the joy of it. It’s true. You know, I’m right. I mean, I could not. Oh, I’m made of jokes. Okay, let’s see. We got to move because it’s funny. And I just, that’s the insufferability that exists out there. I don’t know, but that’s, there it is. So in addition to this, I got another audio I want to get to. I feel like we need to save that though for posterity. Just save that cut. Just, you know, we also have, oh, so here is, we were talking a little earlier with Scott Jennings about, um, ma’am Donnie in New York. And now there is, where’s this lady at? Is this, she’s going for a Queens assembly seat. So she’s, they’re going to put her on like, you know, the neighborhood assembly, this Gazan activist, Aubur Kawas is her name. This is cut 25. This is who is going to be another person in government in New York. Listen,
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And so, like, and finding that, like, you know, the system of capitalism and racism and white supremacy, et cetera, have all, and Islamophobia have all been used, you know, to colonize lands, right, to take resources from other people.
SPEAKER 11 :
You’re a colonizer.
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And so this is, like, a long trajectory. And we’re just seeing the manifestations of that continuation, right, with 9-11. And so a lot of times when people are asking us to respond about, you know, attack, you If you look back historically, a lot of us come from lands that were colonized, lands where wars are being waged, a lot of times because of U.S. policy or the policies in Europe. And so I find that we can connect over that, but then also the idea that we have to apologize for a terror attack that a couple people did, and then there is no apologies or reparations for genocide and for slavery, etc. I love when people say, etc.
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Et cetera. Et cetera, to be precise. What? So she got the Nepo baby. Mom Donnie endorsed her for a New York State Assembly seat in Queens. And she says that 9-11 is America’s fault because of our system of capitalism, racism. Then get out. Get out. She literally moved here a year ago. She moved here a year ago. A year ago. She hasn’t even been here long enough. You know what? The founders… I don’t think she… I think she’s ineligible to run for office. She got here literally a year ago. She got her degree in some stupid… I don’t know. But she lives in Brooklyn. I… I mean, blaming 9-11 for all of this is pretty rich. But she says that 9-11 was America’s fault. And she’s going on and on and saying that it’s the colonization. No, you’re the colonizer. Islamism is a colonizing force. She is a colonist. Like what they’re trying to do in Irving, Texas. They’re trying to colonize Irving, Texas. This is colonization. Like they’re trying to colonize Africa. Like they colonized Persian empires. Colonizing Nigeria. Colonizing Ethiopia. That’s all colonization. That is, Islam is the biggest colonizing force. Islamism. She’s Islamist. This movement, this radical movement. And I don’t know. I mean, I feel like New York is going to have lots of problems here coming up. If you think America is so bad, then go back to whatever hell hole in the sand that you think is better and quit trying to make the United States in the image of a tyrannical nation. End of. It’s not difficult. Of course, Mandani endorsed her. Of course, of course, of course. As we move, our partners, and I’ll bring you the program. It’s the folks at Super Beats. You guys are familiar with Super Beats, the company Human. What makes the story different is where it began. Human was founded out of the UT Health Science Center, built on real cardiovascular research around blood flow and nitric oxide. Unlike other supplement brands, Human is science-born, not just science-ish. Their products work, and you can feel them working. UT athletes have used Super Beats for over a decade, calling it their cheat code for recovery and endurance. And you can use it for the same reason, to support healthy blood pressure and healthy circulation. Today, more than 160 college and pro teams use human products, and so your favorite team probably does as well. And if you’ve seen the human logo on the Longhorns field this football season, that’s more than a sponsorship. It’s a signal from human and UT. together leading the future of cardiovascular health for athletes and for everyone. It’s heart-healthy energy without the crash. Pick up Super Beats at your local Walmart and start supporting your cardiovascular health today. Get on the road to better health with Super Beats from Human. Why All Family Pharmacy? I mean, unless you like waiting for hours at urgent care or waiting for days to go and see your GP if you feel under the weather, or maybe you just understand what your symptoms are and you can go to allfamilypharmacy.com slash Dana and fill out a form of what you need and they’ll look over your prescriptions and send them to you within two to four days or overnight if you’re in a pinch. They’ve got everything. They have NAD+, methylene blue. They have ivermectin. They have Tamiflu, antibiotics, antivirals, flu kits, sinus infection kits, your daily medications, like literally everything. And the thing that makes All Family Pharmacy different is that everything that they use from the inputs to the finished product are all USA made, USA sourced. Nobody else can say that. In fact, it’s incredibly rare, honestly, particularly with antibiotics, but they have it at All Family Pharmacy. This is about being proactive, which beats being reactive every single time. Prevention is cheaper, a lot cheaper, a lot easier, and you have that peace of mind. Stock up today at allfamilypharmacy.com and use code DANA10. because that gets you 10% off. Don’t wait until you’re sick. Even though they do have an overnight way to get your medications, you would rather be proactive than not. Allfamilypharmacy.com slash Dana. Code Dana10 for 10% off.
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So we got we have a Texas Governor Greg Abbott on tomorrow and he sent out a statement on the redistricting ruling. So I don’t know if you’ve been following this, but the we pull this up. This was this. It was a Trump appointee attorney. This wrote this opinion about this new map. So basically what ended up happening is a federal judge in joint Texas from using its redrawn congressional map and ordered the state to use the 2021 boundaries. Now, keep in mind, it’s completely perfectly legal for Texas to redraw its map. In fact, it’s needed. There are so many, oh my gosh, there’s so many different, I mean, areas have exploded. We need to have proper representation, especially for the taxation that we have. And so this federal judge, they said we have to use 2021 boundaries. And I don’t know. I mean, all I know is that if this map doesn’t hold and California’s does, Dude. So three judge panel. The appeal is going to go right to SCOTUS. That’s what’s going to happen with us. Now, Abbott said they issued a statement after this. The legislature redrew our maps to better reflect Texans conservative voting preferences. And for no other reason, he adds any claim that these maps, because this judge is trying to assert that they’re somehow race based, which I don’t get. He says that any claim that these maps are discriminatory is absurd. And unsupported by the testimony offered during 10 days of hearings, this ruling is clearly erroneous, undermines the authority that the U.S. Constitution assigns to the Texas legislature by imposing a different map by a judicial edict. The state of Texas will swiftly appeal this to SCOTUS. So it’s going to get appealed. It’s already going. That is crazy. But I’m telling you, Republicans have got to get on the redistricting. Democrats have always done it. And then the Epstein bill passed for 27 to 1, and that has to do with Congress – Sorry, Congress forcing these judges to unseal through the DOJ the documentation pertaining to this case because the judge has sealed it and you have to have Congress act because Trump can’t just go, you got to unseal this. There’s a limit to what the executive can do. So that was 427 to 1. So that’s passed. So a lot of stuff happening. A lot of stuff happening. But the redistricting thing is pretty. And Clay Higgins was no. He said he was a no on that. I was like 427 to one. Lorraine knows that he was a one. And it was Clay Higgins who said I’ve been a principled no from the beginning. He said it abandons 250 years of criminal justice procedure in America, etc. And it reveals and injures thousands of innocent people, witnesses, etc. So we’re going to talk more about that tomorrow. In the meantime, today in stupidity came.
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Well, we can do the one that actually involves the Epstein files because Hakeem Jeffries is doing some big spin here because I think Democrats know how damaging the actual documents could be to them and not Trump. The narrative could fall apart. Cut 14, please. Juan? Thanks.
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Why should Americans trust you and House Democrats on the Jeffrey Epstein files when one of your own, Congressman Plaskett, was found to be texting with Jeffrey Epstein during a hearing, getting information from him, using that in her questioning during a congressional hearing, and at one point he tells her, good job.
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This is a bipartisan effort to make sure that consistent with what the survivors have requested, That is full and complete.
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