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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And, you know, really in the people that are supposed to bring us the news, that's why nobody believed anything that was coming out about coronavirus because we couldn't trust the people that were telling us this stuff. It all is related.
Yep. Yes. And how sad is it that I wasn't surprised? I felt almost like ashamed of myself. Like, I'm not surprised. Oh, that means I'm getting used to this. I'm not surprised. That's kind of a bad thing, right? But that's how much we've taken of this. I love that it's all coming right. It explains a lot, but it's terrifying all at the same time.
Yeah. Valerie Jarrett, maybe. I mean, he was basically a continuation of Obama Biden. He was just continuing Obama's term. So I would imagine, you know, there's some of the same handlers in there. But that's a great question. I mean, you had I mean, for some of these most important calls, the shots being called, you know, he was he wasn't there. He wasn't. He could not have been mentally aware.
He was not healthy enough to be aware of this stuff. I'll never forget the one press conference where he tried to... I can't remember the name of the lawmaker, but he tried to bring up the name of the lawmaker and was looking around the room. The guy was dead. Or the other time that he called another guy to stand up. The guy, you know, literally had cerebral palsy. He can't stand up.
He's in a wheelchair. He can't stand up. I mean, basic... Social decorum. I mean, I get why they wanted to hide it so badly. But the idea that they were able to carry this out as long as they could and we just kind of expect everybody to tolerate it.
And then actually, you know, entrench it in our federal government to go after people and, you know, use the Patriot Act in some instances to kind of go after.
Exactly. Parents who spoke up at school board meetings, you know, if you are a suspected domestic terrorist, then, oh, look, all the old rules are out the window. We're going to go with these new rules under the Patriot Act, and we're going to supervise all of your actions in the interest of national security while we let a million people in at the border. That makes perfect sense.
You want to think that your government does it better than everybody else's government. And that's why the United States is a world power. That's we all grew up thinking. And you don't want to have to. You don't want to not think that you you you want to think the best of your fellow man. Well, turns out you can't. Yeah.
The one the word. I mean, I don't even know what her speeches are about anymore. The one where she was basically like reciting the lyrics of this land is your land and acting like it was an original speech. And then she cackles. I mean, what a disappointment. She's been groomed, though, from the early stages by the by Obama, by Valerie Jarrett, when she was in California, when she was a top cop.
And then she went to Senate. Everybody had high hopes. for her. And then as she got on the national stage, they realized, you know, she's miles wide and inches deep, not going to work out so well. I know she wants to run for governor. I mean, at least that's the rumor. It's not going to happen. Her career's done. But that's just an embarrassment.
It was an embarrassment, honestly, for me as a woman, that this is the woman who becomes vice president. And she's like held up as the standard for women in politics. Now we can do so much better as a sex. That's so sad.
It's yeah. It's a lot. I think it's a lack of self-discipline and she's not likable. She's not, she does not have like this very amiable countenance. She's just does not come across that way. Like. I can look at people on the other side of the aisle and be like, OK, you have a likable personality like Bill Clinton. I mean, Google the policy, but get a likable personality.
You know, a lot of people may not like Trump, but he's got a likable personality. You can't say that about Hillary Clinton. You can't say that about Kamala Harris. J.B. Pritzker, he comes across as incredibly unlikable. She also has that unlikable quality and you cannot you cannot manufacture it. You can't focus group it and you can't hire enough people off K Street to make it real.
It never changes. It's that cackle. I can't even make that sound. It's like...
She's like a vaudeville villain. She's like, that's what you hear from somebody who's like standing at the railroad track, find somebody up, but not like a person at the podium, a very poor politician.
twirling her mustache were she a male so what let's kind of wrap this up with uh what's on your radar now what are you worried about what's what are you thinking uh so i had a really good conversation today uh talking with the secretary of the army and uh the general of the army uh general george about drone warfare which fascinates me and i i'm really i i
I find that, like, that was, I thought, a really great announcement that they came out with today. They told Doge, you don't have to Doge us, we're going to Doge ourselves. Because apparently in the military, you have a group of hardliners who just want to be a lethal fighting force and they don't want to be a social experiment and they just want to do what they need to do.
Save resources, save lives, accomplish the objective without mission creep, get out and get home. And you have a bunch of people who want to make a political fodder, you know, and just in nation build and drag us all over the world. So it was really good to see that transparency. They came out there like we're a little bit behind in some technologies. We're going to change that.
We're cutting spending. We're reallocating resources. We're going to streamline it and we're going to expand it. acquisition so that we can actually like start moving towards more modern warfare like drone warfare which i think is fascinating it changes like just like how stalingrad changed war fighting from you know armor divisions tanks and you know the old way of doing things to urban combat
This is changing the whole game as well. And it's interesting to see where it goes. It's a little frightening because we're a little bit behind. And I really appreciated the transparency that they had. And that's like one of the most positive things I've ever had to say about military leaders in like eight years. So that was nice to see.
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