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The president has been doing a lot of press.

He did a lot of phone calls yesterday.

There were like a couple of different interviews that he did yesterday.

And he has been really not pushing but explaining to the American people that this is what's

happening.

This is what you can expect.

This is where we are.

And the other thing too is a lot of these individuals that banded together to make sure that the

president was successful in his campaign are now some of the very people that seek to undermine

him today because they're on the side of Iran.

And they try to say that it's because they oppose wars, etc.

But that's kind of a lie.

That's not necessarily true.

These people have no problem really with Venezuela, although it's not a war.

They're doing the same thing that the legacy press is doing with language.

They're doing the exact same thing that you need to know that digital media has in large

part turned into the legacy press but with even less ability for accountability.

That's incredibly important because we're going to be dealing with this.

The misinformation, etc. for quite some time.

And we're going to dive into some of this stuff.

I have a super ridiculously packed show for you today.

We're going to get into some pop culture but we have the latest with Iran and then talking

points.

We're going to get into drones.

A really scary thing happened just within this past week.

With drone incursions and I agree with some of the analysis and that I think this should

be one of the most important stories.

It definitely seems suspect.

You didn't really hear a lot about it.

In fact, for what I have been able to discover most of the coverage of it, if there was any

came from the local press in some of these areas where near air force bases where they

had these drone incursions, I know some of you are like, what?

You didn't even hear about any of this.

That's a thing that we're going to dive into today.

We're also going to get into China.

We got that.

We got some really horrific story from Spain.

People not understanding what the hellore of the rings is.

The woke right and more.

A lot of stuff to get into.

Welcome to the program.

Dana Lash with you.

We are at the top of this first hour of the radio program and we're going to get

you set up and get you set up for the weekend so that you can be aware of everything that's

happening this weekend or over the weekend.

By the way, you know the Ayatollah, he's dead, right?

His Twitter account is still posting.

From beyond the grave, fascinating that we're going to keep using that platform.

They keep talking about the decline of the United States and the other really super weird

thing about all of this in addition to talking about the decline of the United States is that

they are pushing the Epstein files.

They're pushing that which is weird, right?

I mean, at least that's what I'm seeing.

From the how many he's talking about, he's been hashtagging everything Epstein files

and doing.

It's an op, dude.

This is an op.

There's just no other way to it.

But the latest, everybody keeps talking about Carg Island, Carg Islands, the island there,

where it's said that it's kind of a, it's an important aspect of the oil and gas situation

over there.

And it's easier if Israel and Saudi Arabia, et cetera, wanted to push a land invasion.

Carg Island is the, to open up the straight-of-form news, Carg Island is really it.

That's the, that's what you would focus on.

Carg Island.

Now it's in the middle of the Persian Gulf.

It's like right in between Kuwaiti city, Kuwaiti city, and Iran.

So it's like north, northern part of the Persian Gulf.

And that's, you know, it has, it's considered to be a key in this push.

And this is what a lot of people have been discussing, the boots on the ground stuff.

Although Podas has said he's not committed to it, but he also, he said this repeatedly,

but he's not taking anything off the table, which I think is smart.

And I think it's stupid for people to expect him to take stuff off the table, stop it.

Why are you doing this?

Why would you, why would you demand him to show his cards?

Didn't we criticize Barack Obama for that?

I distinctly remember a criticizing Barack Obama for constantly telling everybody

what our soldiers were doing, everything that we were doing in the Middle East.

So it's, it's important.

It's, it's incredibly important.

Podas also said too, he was remarking to these polls showing that nobody likes any of these moves.

They don't even like this discussion.

Listen to, listen to Cudsex.

But I think, I think I'm more popular than I ever have been.

Look, when he heard 100% he said, I've never seen a poll like this.

This is the craziest poll I've ever said.

It was 100% of the people.

And the reason is they like that I'm protecting our country from lunatics with a nuclear weapon.

There you go.

And the ability to put those warheads on all those regional missiles that they had that can go 4,000 kilometers

and definitely hit Europe.

I talked about this on Fox Business last night.

Incredibly important.

I loved this response, by the way, for Marco Rubio, because this was a response to some

of the gripping, the complaining and moaning from the EU and NATO.

Listen to Cudsex.

This is what Rubio said yesterday and it's a pretty damn big mic drop.

Check it.

The United States is constantly being asked to help in a war and we have more than any other

country in the world in the world on a war that's happening in another continent in Ukraine.

But when the U.S. had a need, we didn't get profit, positive responses.

So right now he's just making the observation there.

I think it was a couple of leaders in Europe who said that this was not Europe for it.

Well, Ukraine is not America's war and yet we've contributed more to that fight than

any other country in the world.

So it'll be something to examine whether or not to take into account down the road.

There you go.

He just said it all right there.

He just said it all right there when we needed them they weren't there.

And ever they need us, we're always there.

Every single time we are always there.

And he's right and I'm so glad that he said what he said.

It needed to be said.

It's incredibly important that this is pushed back on because this is the closest that

we've ever been and there are so many that are pushing back against it and it's because

they don't want it to be successful.

You need to realize that some of it is organic people following influencers, but it is a

foreign op.

That is indisputable.

There are so many receipts out there.

These people aren't transparent anymore.

They're just not or they're not, they're too transparent.

They don't care.

They think that they're never going to get caught or they're never going to get in trouble

for any of this stuff so they don't care about hiding it.

They would rather like I said yesterday, the example that I gave is I think the best

one and it's this.

They believe that the correct response is to like when your house is on fire, 10% is

on fire.

If you're here and wait until 50 to 80% on fire, then we'll know that it's safe to

act.

We really need to wait until the consequences are high and then we'll act.

Rubio and Trump are saying no, your window is now.

The consequence of an action is going to be greater than any consequence of any action

you can imagine and they're not wrong again, two missiles, 4,000 kilometer capability.

We just saw that over the weekend.

People are forgetting it apparently already.

But the Carg Island is incredibly significant, about 90 to 95% of Iran's crude oil experts,

that is the hub for most of it, the vast majority of it.

And it is an economic throttling that maybe doesn't affect the United States in terms

of supply and LNG and crude, but it does affect the overall world economy because so many

other nations with whom we do business, they go through that.

That's their passage that they get a significant chunk of their energy through there.

So we have targeted a lot of the military installations that they have on this rocky little

outcrop that's there in the Persian Gulf.

And we've heard, well, there's Marines getting ready to reinforce the strategy.

If they talk boots on the ground for my understanding because nobody, the idea that this is a war

for Israel is one of the most specious, absolutely retarded things I've ever heard.

Really truly.

I mean, what it is real have to do with us in 79.

I know, right?

Well, I mean, I could keep going.

The whole issue is you don't need to go into anything with the mainland if you're looking

at Carg Island.

But we'll see, because Poda said I'm not committed to this, but I'm not taking anything

off the table.

And people are wanting him to telegraph every move like Barack Obama stupidly did.

And then we were wondering why is it hard?

Why do we have our enemies knowing our moves, goodness.

So incredibly important, significant.

So that's the impact.

And it's, this is a huge, I mean, one of the reasons again, too, you also see the volatility

and oil supplies is through that.

So Carg Island is just like the easy layup.

This is nobody's talking about going in mainland, they're looking at just opening the

street, very big difference, very big difference.

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

So in Pennsylvania, authorities are saying that a man faces arson charges because he set

fire to a house.

Sunday morning with three people inside while literally singing the 80s ronk song, burning

down the house by the talking heads, great band, by the way, great musical taste, maybe

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the, I can't really tell how I miss my cat.

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A woman in Ventura County was killed by a rattlesnake bite during a hike.

This is kind of rare that this happens.

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She got bit by a rattlesnake and didn't make it.

That's crazy.

That's the second rattlesnake related death in California this month.

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We are at the top of the second hour, this for Ryan, and it's, you know, we're just

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away.

This is a crazy story.

It's the drone story and it's amazing to me that actually it's kind of not a bigger

deal because it seems pretty crazy.

It's confirmed by a lot of local reporting and there are a couple of national agencies

that are now finally saying something about it.

The headline is this sophisticated drones attack Louisiana's bark stale bomber base.

It's the first time the US air base was temporarily put out of operation during the time of

conflict, something that didn't even happen in world war two.

The story former deputy under secretary of defense, Stephen Brian says there's little

doubt that the operators were well trained and smuggled the equipment into the United

States.

The drone waves delayed critical operations in support of epic fury.

He said the impact of the flights was significant.

They delayed some of the operations, the B 52s that were launched from bark stale were

carrying AGM 158, Jassam ER weapons, GBU 57 massive ordinance penetrator bunker buster

bombs.

The G A SSM is a standoff air to ground missile that carries a thousand pounds has a giant

warhead.

And remember when Ukraine and Russia were smuggling drones back and forth, that was national

news.

This comes from actually a couple of different places.

There were several waves of this of these drones going through and they had a halt operations.

Their personnel had to shelter in place.

Each wave of these drones forced the air force to halt operations because not only are

our B 52s base there, but the base is also a part of America's nuclear triad.

So it shelters a lot of the long range nuclear cruise missiles, the AGM 86 B and apparently

they're going to have new long range standoff cruise missiles there as well.

They have shelters and storage sites for all of this stuff.

And the air base, the only other significant air base that they have is menote air force

base in North Dakota.

Both are involved in supporting operation epic fury.

I mean, they can fly to the UK and then on to Iran and that's what they had to do when

UK was blocking everything.

And so they said that the drone waves lasted for around four hours each day, an extraordinarily

long, loiter time for a drone.

Now, they don't know if they were fixed wing or quadcopter types.

They do not know how they were powered if it was liquid fuel or electrical.

Each wave consisted of 12 to 15 drones.

The drones flew with their lights on purposefully, intentionally making invisible.

Workstale doesn't have air defenses and it doesn't have fighter jets that can take

down drones.

All you got to do is get that warrant pistol from a hell divers.

Get that out there.

I'm just saying that's, you know, when I play hell divers, I make sure, especially if

I'm doing that love, if I'm doing that map, I'm in that world.

I make sure I have that pistol and I'm like, take care of all the drones done.

So they don't know if they were autonomous to my autonomous, but they said that they were

operating in ways that suggested that they were equipped with sensors that directed the

behavior of each drone over the base and in response to attempts at jamming them.

So apparently they said that the drones that were out now, the sophistication is being

debated heavily on social media.

But the way that it's reported, they're saying that it seems like they were more sophisticated

than what was seen in Ukraine where they're used way beyond Iranian capabilities, like

very heavily.

They said they could be from a potential adversary.

China is best equipped to produce a drone of the type that flew over barkstale and there's

a couple of ways to look at the story.

Do I believe that the drone design, as it says here, surpasses anything in our arsenal?

No.

Do I believe that our government wants our adversaries to think that?

Yes.

I definitely would.

I mean, that's like one of the first rules of warfare of SunZoo 101.

I absolutely would want them to underestimate me.

You never want your enemy to be prepared enough to actually deal with you.

Always let them think less of you.

It's not an ego thing.

If the goal is to beat them, then what does it matter what they think of you?

You're going to beat them anyway.

So they said that one, I mean, is this, was this related to the balloons?

Did they even, were they in the same area?

It's interesting that they were near all these, that they were by all these air bases.

Hmm.

Now, if they're post-poning the launch of a B-52, what does that do to their ally?

Because they're pretty much allied with Iran.

It gives Iran time to move any kind of critical resources out of the way.

Does it not?

It's a stalling tactic.

I mean, I'm just assuming this is all speculation, but that did happen.

And there's a lot of discussion about AI and drone warfare.

I know our military is starting to really, well, not starting.

They are significantly investing in looking at drone warfare, because that is going to

be the future of warfare.

This idea of having all these boots on the ground, it's going to be rare, and it's

not going to be fought that way anymore.

It is very different.

It's very different from what it was 20 years ago.

Now, the headlines say the words like attack, I think that that's just casual lingo.

There wasn't an actual attack, but it is interesting that they couldn't be stopped and they had

a shelter in place and basically delay operations.

That's not something you do for a hobbyist that aired and flew off into airspace they weren't

supposed to fly into.

I mean, right, Ken?

That's kind of what doesn't sound like it's a hobbyist.

ABC also did have, let me pull this up, they had a piece on this.

ABC did.

This is from my notes, which I have like a million links here because I was trying to,

I was trying to make sure and look and see who all else was covering this, because I never

like to run with stories to you guys unless I can confirm it in two or three other places.

I'm really, you know, that's why some, some days I won't discuss stuff if it's just looks

like sensational speculation.

It's irrelevant.

What does it cost to wait to make sure it's accurate?

Everybody wants to be first and look.

We're heading towards an idiocracy and sensationalism as a result.

Now, ABC wrote about this.

This was their piece.

They said the drone sighting temporarily raised alarms at one of the United States Air

Forces' largest mis-strategic airfields, Barksdale, Louisiana, their shelter in place

order.

This was on March 9th.

It's only just not coming out.

This was on March 9th.

It was lifted later that day, but they said the on the shelter in place, but they said

the unauthorized drone flights continued for nearly a week.

Hmm.

Now, they said that they had all of these unauthorized multiple waves, and we told you there were

like maybe 12 to 15 drones operating over sensitive areas of the installation, including

the flight line with aircraft displaying non-commercial signal characteristics, long-range control

links, and resistance to jamming.

That's important, because that's one of the ways that you would be dealing with trying

to counter this.

And they said that they would last for hours each day, and it was very deliberate maneuvering.

They said this was, it seems more than just the average drone enthusiast who pushed it

too far.

Now, that's incredibly interesting, and there's more of this, too.

This isn't like one of the first incursions, and it's not even really one of the second

incursions, either.

There have been other reports of this.

They said, in fact, magnetally, a reporter had a story not just about barkstale, but also

more than a dozen.

They said they, the operations have all more than a dozen coordinated vehicles.

There's a number of troubling issues around US bases lately.

It's not the first time.

There's, there's becoming a pattern is what one suggested.

That's the tell.

It's becoming a pattern.

Ash Patel, director of the API, also had a post about this.

And in Cash's piece, he said, this was a different, this isn't your sent-com in Florida.

So you have these air bases with drones now, and IED, a brother and sister, sure, were

indicted in an alleged IED plot at a Florida base tied to the Iran War.

One of the suspects is in China.

Flood was able to get to China.

Yeah, a brother and sister, that's a common plot, that's a common, yeah, op.

They were indicted, ones in custody, for accessory and evidence tampering with the primary

suspect, charged with explosive offenses, and it's in China.

It was at McDill Air Force Base, and IED placed their home to sent-com, and special operations

command.

Chinese, huh, maybe can we not bring in 600,000 Chinese Communist students and allow them

to study at our university, as the president had suggested, once, can we please not?

I don't want any Chinese students coming into the United States.

No students from any geopolitical foe, because you have to be in good behavior with the

CCP and have a good social credit score over there in order to even come over here.

So no, absolutely not.

So what about all of the farmland, and the other land that's been purchased around a lot

of these bases, you know, that's been another issue, because some of these, some of these,

the land that they have been purchasing has been near bases, we've talked about this before.

There's a lot of a good sizeable land, a lot in the Midwest.

So a Chinese intelligence official, this is from Fox News, let me pull this article up

here real quick.

This is stated, I've got a couple that were dated last year, and several others that are

a little bit more recent, but they're sounding alarm over these CCP-linked land ownership

deals.

This is back from January.

One of the land purchases, guess where it was near, can't guess where this one land acquisition

was relocated near.

Probably an air force base.

Yeah, barks still.

Interesting.

I mean, we literally control aspects of the nuclear triad.

Several Chinese experts gave their concerns to Fox News, digital, including Josh Hodges,

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This is a wake, this is past a wake-up call, this is an alarm.

This is not a coincidence.

In fact, he said, quote, it reflects a deliberate CCP strategy to preposition near America's

most sensitive military and critical infrastructure assets to exploit for intelligence today and

sabotage in the event of a future conflict.

So they may not even be getting drones in position for actual warfare as you see in Ukraine

and Russia.

They could just be doing what you saw with barks still, delaying, closing air space, making

everyone shelter in place because they don't know what to expect.

It's an unknown, no ability to shoot them down.

But if you're delaying, that means you're buying time, that if you're delaying a crucial

part of an operation, you're buying your enemy time.

There's different parts of warfare, there's different strategies and tactics.

It's not all immediately going like literally battlefield tactics.

This is definitely, it's very suspicious.

And this has been happening.

And in the meantime, you have a faction of the right, extolling the virtues of China,

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Folks, these things are not happening in vacuums.

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I mean, we are in an ideological war right now.

This is the build up to something a lot more serious.

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That's the question.

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Let's start with...

Let's see.

I got...

Okay, Florida candy lady.

Have you heard of Florida candy lady?

You don't want any candy from Florida candy lady.

No.

No.

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Yeah, Renee Stevens, known as candy lady.

She was sentenced to 60 years in prison on fentanyl trafficking charges.

Her husband, who is in state prison, got an additional 30 years.

And they're to be conserved...

He served consecutively.

He was already serving a 20-year sentence for a drug conviction.

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Yeah.

That's insane.

So I'm thankful that the baby, at least they didn't say that the baby was exposed to it.

I think heaven's because, you know, no, no, but still.

That's super, that's so dangerous.

Let's see.

A Florida man's wild attempt to save his car from hail went viral.

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Oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave?

Who's on the ramparts of the free?

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That was America.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, man, we were talking like, okay, because Whitney was like the ultimate.

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Oh, my gosh.

That is retired.

U.S. Navy, sailor, General Wilson.

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I mean, it was emotional.

I think he needs to be the official Anthem singer forever now.

No, you're all done.

All of y'all sit down.

Ain't nobody.

Nope.

Not happening.

That was strong, wasn't it?

Oh, my gosh.

And the fact that he's the sailor.

And he's up there singing.

God, love it.

God bless America.

That's baseball.

Oh, man.

I love that they did that.

That's great.

So that was probably...

I feel like we're going to have a good season.

You know, God seems to cardinals.

Even though that wasn't at a cardinals, don't semi-hatemail.

Don't you do that after that amazing Anthem?

Don't you do that.

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That was amazing.

That was so great.

What a great way to start the season with that kind of an Anthem.

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It's time for Dana's Quick Five.

Moby doesn't like that song.

Well, I don't like Moby.

Like I said, I like what the King Singer said.

Who's the redacted as Moby?

What he asked his brother.

All right, first up.

Coinbase, Fannie Mae, to enable crypto backed mortgages.

King, why do I care?

You can do whatever you want.

This is an indication on how things are backed.

And obviously, we haven't had gold backing our dollars lately.

So now, crypto is going to be backing mortgages.

It's going to be interesting.

Isn't it even weirder?

I mean, I don't like fiat.

But I want to go back to gold and silver.

But Bitcoin seems like a step even further from that.

Yeah, it is.

Yeah.

See, I like it even less.

I knew I did.

See, I knew there's a reason why.

Eric Canada CEO apologizes for his inability to speak French.

After the plane crash.

Just so you know, I was reliably informed.

When I was like 21 years old by a Parisian French person.

That the French that I speak is Canadian French and not

Parisian French.

So.

And that French didn't matter.

So I'll just say what that Parisian French person said to me.

Oh, well, that that French doesn't matter.

Nobody cares.

It's Canadian French.

So it's not the same thing.

I mean, you know, you can't expect me to speak everything.

Do we have like universal translators that the new Apple.

Your buds and all that more.

So the guy, the Zimbabwean comedian who criticized Hollywood's depiction.

Of the Lion King.

Remember the Lion King song where he was like, oh, no.

Yeah, that would do.

Can we play that?

Do we have it to play?

Do we have time?

Unfortunately, but yeah, people don't understand.

So there's like a lawsuit happening because he made a joke about it.

And the guy who wrote the song is Pub Set.

And so he's suing him for 27 million dollars.

Can I be upset and see that guy for 28 million dollars?

That guy's upset me.

I'm sure it's a violation of like something.

Seattle has an i5 flashery who is arrested again for flashing his franken beans.

Stop it.

Just stop it.

You know what?

Just somebody get a pelican and hold that a quick roll fast.

It's all I'm saying.

I may have found sitting cross-legged on an overturned van was arrested for DUI in Kitsap County.

That's pretty impressive.

That's like me driving any vehicle in any video game.

I just roll it over and just sit on top of it.

That's all I can do.

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