Dana Loesch
speaker
85 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2025
last heard 10 Jun
Dana Loesch’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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There's a lot of debate about it. I had a conversation with Congressman Chip Roy, who has been fighting the increase in spending for some of these other programs, because the argument always is, well, if you cut taxes, that's spending, and you're going to have to make up for it elsewhere. Well, if you just cut spending, then you won't have to make up for it elsewhere.
I mean, there's so much ridiculous waste. If we just went back Ideally, if we went back to an Article 1 Section 8, that would be amazing and we would have a surplus. But nobody has the spine in Congress to do it. I mean, they're bristling at even incorporating some of the cuts that they're talking about. And that's what I've heard from numerous lawmakers in D.C.
They want to do it, but they also know that they're going to get beaten over the head about it in their own districts. Because a lot of these lawmakers, this wasteful spending comes in the form of contracts, you know, pork barrel spending, stuff that they win for their property. voters and they can't come back empty handed. They have to have something to show for it.
So it's not just the lawmakers. It's also voters expectations, because I'm sure, you know, Dr. Drew, you've seen people criticize. Oh, I don't want to. They're cutting too many government jobs. They're proposing too many to Medicaid. Well, that's part of austerity hurts. And when we saw the Greeks go through it, austerity hurts and it requires it's a tough road.
But if you're serious about it and you really want long term sustainability, this is what it takes. And it's this is the reality of it.
I think it would work. And I think he's one of the smartest minds that they have in the administration. I feel very encouraged that he's right there and has the president's ear because he gets it. He understands that. I mean, none of this is going to matter without deregulation and cutting spending.
And I also love that they're also kicking in more energy, domestic production with energy, you know, loosening up some of those regulations as well as part of this. So we can. You know, it's also a NatSec thing, too. But I mean, it's great that he's doing it. It's great that there are people who get it after four years of not having that.
So I'm excited and I'm glad that he's winning a lot of the inter-administration battles on this, too. I think that's important.
That's everything that the government can do and what the government can't do. All the authority of the federal government is all listed in Article 1, Section 8. Anything that's not in that reverts back to the state.
So all of the stuff with, I mean, as uncomfortable it is for some people to acknowledge, you know, education, all of these other things that are not included in there, if it's not kicked back, we don't need it. Yeah.
Oh, Chuck Todd, yeah.
Oh, I've had such a problem with legacy press for so long. And with this, it's almost redundant, you know, Democrats in the media, because that's who they all are. That's why so many of them from these previous administrations go and they're either on ABC or they're on CNN or MSNBC, or they go to these like super far left think tanks and they run those and they go on the leftist speaking circuit.
I mean, they knew, we all knew. The thing about this is every single person in the United States have... has somebody in their family or they know of somebody that is dealing with like motor motor skill issues or neural or something, some kind of decline, cognitive decline.
And we see it and we saw it in Joe Biden as much as they wanted to try to hide that the window dressing of having very controlled press availability, not doing a lot of press conferences, even like when he would walk from the White House to Marine One and he had a flank of people around him. So you really couldn't see him walk.
gate, you couldn't see if he was actually aware of what he was doing and where he was going. They did not an okay job at hiding that, but the press did the rest of the heavy lifting. And you're right. I mean, they were getting these thought control police in order.
I think there was another article that came out just this afternoon when I was on air that discussed how, yes, it went even deeper and the network was even wider than anyone had ever anticipated. The thought police and the way that they were trying to manipulate the tech bros into stifling everyone.
I had my account suspended how many times for talking about it before Musk bought it on X. I was demonetized on YouTube and I had stuff taken down on Facebook. If it wasn't about the laptop, then it was about questioning his cognitive ability. They did a horrible job at hiding it because the cover up is always sometimes greater than the offense. Right. We want to know more. What are you hiding?
I mean, that's just kind of who we are. So people wanted to dig into it more and it just made it even more ridiculous. And all they had to do was I remember when they when they were trying to go after Reagan and saying that Reagan was unfit to lead because there was like a hint of Alzheimer's.
And that didn't even emerge until he was well out of the White House and he was all camped up at Rancho Del Cielo and way, way far away from making any decisions as commander in chief. But with Biden, my gosh, he falls up the stairs and they said it was, don't you make fun of his stutter. That's not a stutter. He literally fell with his purse. His feet don't stutter. That's not how that works.
But they attacked everyone and they made you sound like a crazy conspiracy theorist for, as you said, just like noting what was happening right in front of your face. All of the disinformation and the info ops that they perpetrated upon the American people did so much. Wow. to damage our faith and our system.
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