From NASCAR to Political Insider | Danica Patrick Part 2 DSH #1012

No, like, I mean, they know what they are.

Like, why don't they just say what's going on?

So, I feel like if it was a real threat, they'd be, there, there'd be more, more going on.

And you hear Project.

Well, you hear Project Bluebeam, and you start seeing stuff happen shortly after that.

Like the Miami stuff.

It could be conditioning.

Yeah.

It could be conditioning to fear something.

I mean, you know, propaganda and movies and various different things have been going on for decades and decades.

So

all right, Danica Patrick, part two.

It's been a while.

Oh, my gosh, I'm so excited to see you here.

A lot's changed.

Gosh, a lot has changed.

It was before you made your first endorsement.

Yeah, there's like a BC DAR conversation, to be honest.

I mean, I came to this event last year.

It was my first political event that I had ever been to, which then led to going on Tucker's show and Charlie's show and meeting Tulsi and

interviewing her and then becoming friends, which then led to Tulsi inviting me along the way with so many different campaigns, which ended up landing me sitting next to President Trump for about two hours worth of the flight from Michigan back to West Palm.

I love it.

Were you eating McDonald's on it?

So I will say that the food needs an upgrade.

The food definitely needs a little help.

I didn't see him drink water.

That's true.

I said on stage, but he's like, do you want some of this?

We have a special ginger drink.

Do you want it?

And I was like, you don't say no, right?

And so I was like, what's a special ginger drink?

And it was ginger rail.

And

he ate a sandwich and it was like wrapped in cellophane and like a bag of chips next to it.

I'm like, this looks like it came from a gas station.

What is this?

And then they were like, what do you want?

And so I was like, you know what?

I would just like some cheese, please.

Like I just like a little, like I was thinking, like put a little cheese plate together, like that's good.

And they brought me a cheese sandwich.

With like one piece of Swiss.

So I was like, I opened it up and ate the piece of Swiss out of it.

So it's so fun.

Yeah, it definitely needs.

I don't think that there was any jokes about that McDonald's flight with Bobby and Tulsi and all them.

Like, I think they probably really had McDonald's.

No, they did.

You could see the photo, the look on RFK's face.

Oh, man.

Like, I mean,

I mean, the healthiest people in the world still eat stuff that's not perfect sometimes, except for maybe my friend Paul Saladino.

I don't think he ever would.

No.

But, but, but, yeah, I mean, look, one, one McDonald's is never going to kill you.

Yeah.

Well, although I did post a story about what's in McDonald's french fries, and it was gruesome.

There's like a hundred ingredients, right?

No, no, it was just like, it looked like there was like it looked like larv or something, larva or like bugs.

And oh my god, it looked like

dirt.

Yeah, I can't wait till RFK starts implementing some of these health things.

Beef tallow, baby.

What if we were actually made from beef tallow actually?

I know, I've seen these before, and I almost bought them, but I was traveling and I was like, well, I don't know what to do with them.

But I actually cook with beef tallow now, too.

Like they've got sprays and stuff.

So,

yeah, I mean, imagine if McDonald's became like healthy.

What the?

Here's the thing: everybody has the ability to evolve.

So, if your business isn't working the way it is, or let's say something's coming down the pipeline that would take away the business you have, just evolve.

Right.

Yeah, we need to.

I'm not a fan of China buying up the farmland here, also.

No, I mean, let's hope that that kind of stuff stops too.

It's just the control of that and the products used.

And, you know, let's get back to regenerative farming and, you know, like the no need for pesticides

or natural ones.

Like, I have a wine and my winery, my, my vineyard is organically farmed.

Nice.

And so there's a way, right?

There's a way to do all of it.

I'd love to try your wine one day, by the way.

I should have brought some for you.

Yeah.

Have you been following the drone stuff?

I have.

What's your theory on it?

That's fascinating.

Yeah, it's interesting.

I think it's us.

I think that if they wanted to do damage, they would have done it, right?

It seems like, you know, I'd watch someone speak about it being something that could maybe, because it's at night, so it's not necessarily seeing anything unless it, um, actually, I was talking to some guys that used to work for the border, yeah, and I was like, what if they had drugs, don't they have drones or cameras that can heat-seek and sense things?

And it's like, yes, so I mean, I guess they could do that at night, but otherwise, they said they were maybe smelling for certain bombs or different things, but also maybe they're just running, running tests, seeing how these drones operate, seeing how things work, maybe because we might need them in the future.

But I do think it seems to be us.

Otherwise, I mean, you know, President Trump seemed like nonchalant, kind of cavalier about, oh, well, you know, like, I mean, they know what they are.

Like, why don't they just say what's going on?

So I feel like if it was a real threat,

there'd be more going on.

And you hear a project.

Well, you hear Project Bluebeam, and you start seeing stuff happen shortly after that, like the Miami stuff.

It could be conditioning.

It could be conditioning to fear something.

I mean,

you know, propaganda and movies and various different things have been going on for decades and decades.

So,

you know, one of obviously my favorite things is hopefully we get some more disclosure on everything from like the FBI files.

Hopefully Cash Prattl is able to implement some of that.

You probably know Cash.

I don't.

I just admit him.

Oh, he is.

Yeah, he's great.

I don't know, though.

But

he's great.

And I mean, just being able to know what the hell is really going on will be so refreshing.

Yeah.

That being said, though, I do believe in aliens.

I've had on Elizabeth April recently.

I saw that episode, and she's convinced me.

I mean, she's, she's, and she did, there's so many people that speak so matter-of-factly about it.

Um, she remote views, and so, um, and look, the the CIA has been using remote viewers for a very, very long time.

They've probably also been using them in other countries as well.

These people get snatched up that know how to, uh, like, there's actually apps that you can use to practice and see if you're able to do it, which actually everyone's able to do it.

It's more a matter of tuning in, which I'm sure you've talked to plenty of people about tuning into frequencies.

Um, but yeah, remote viewing is a real thing.

Yeah, I know you've had Greer on too, right?

Stephen Greer?

I've had him on a couple times as well.

I was thinking I need to get Steven back on.

Especially on

things to say right now.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

Shout out to Steven.

Right?

Steven has been at this for a long time, decades and decades and decades.

He used to be a doctor.

And, you know, he's

he is a

plethora of information.

Almost, the most concerning thing about Steven is that he has so much.

It's like, wow, how do you know all that, right?

There's like a there's like a peaking suspicion in how much you know.

I think that's the case with anybody that's like has an answer for everything, but I'm pretty sure it's not all BS.

Yeah, it has to be something, right?

I don't think you can make up every single story you said on 20 podcasts.

Right?

Somebody'd be fact-checking it.

Yeah, for real.

How excited are you for Doge?

I mean,

I think this is probably one of the greatest movements

to come along.

Everything from Elon buying X, to,

I mean, he spent almost half a billion dollars of his own money to get the campaign to do what it did and help him get elected.

I mean, he lived in Pennsylvania for like, what, three or four weeks?

Yep.

So, but Doge being able to go in, I was talking to my sister about this on the way, and I was like, how about the fact that they believe they can cut two trillion dollars from the budget?

Like, it'd be cool, it wouldn't it be amazing if they could cut a hundred billion?

Yeah, no, no, no, times 20.

Crazy.

So, I mean, there's just probably so much fat to trim, so many unnecessary programs, so much so much that they can clean up and this will truly be probably one of the greatest resets that the administration will be able to do is to adjust to get this budget in check eliminate stuff that shouldn't be there anymore and even just simple things like they say like get people back in the office how many people aren't even working in the office anymore it's like you know get people doing the job that they're meant to do and um and when you're in the office there's account more accountability and more communication and usually more collaboration and more progress i i believe elon said six percent show up to the office federal workers really yeah oh my god so 94 don't show up to all that's wild well about 50 are probably gonna lose their job crazy i hope you make some changes to the irs yeah i mean i don't know enough about all the changes that they want to make but again another topic that my sister and i were just talking about on the way here about just like taxes and how wild the taxes are i like that the people that think that the wealthy should pay more taxes it's like the wealthy employ people I feel like people don't understand that if you have, if the wealthy make more, they hire more.

They hire more people, and also they're spenders and they're savers.

And I'm betting a lot of the savers are business owners.

And you know what they do?

They expand their business.

And so I feel like there's a misconception, there's a lack of understanding on some people's part that, you know, raising taxes for the wealthy is going to somehow solve a problem.

It's a whisper on the wind.

And also, they're the ones that are employing the mass amounts of people.

And so

I think that,

I mean, like they say,

make the wealthy pay their fair share.

I mean, I love the idea of a flat tax.

You know,

isn't that fair, right?

Why should I have to pay more?

Because I make more.

Shouldn't we be fair?

Let's all just pay 20% or whatever it is.

I mean, look, I think that there needs to be operational fees for the country you live in and the cities and the states and all the luxuries that we have.

But I think that we get taxed to death.

Death by tax is a real thing because you literally get taxed when you die.

You not only get taxed when you get it, you get taxed if you give someone money, and then you get taxed when you die.

It's just wild.

It's just wild.

What was the one issue that you were focused on the most this election?

I mean, health is my biggest passion.

Everything to do with,

you know, everything RFK is doing.

So I just had the most amount of passion for seeing that stuff take a turn.

But I think on top of that, it's really just like a call to rational thinking again.

It's like the fact that what spawned all of this was me saying I love this country after I left this event last year and people freaking out as a result, it just pissed me off.

And I feel like I also have a deep yearning inside of me to get to the point where we live in a country where saying that I love this country, wearing an American flag or flying an American flag means you're American and not Republican.

Right.

So cancel culture came for you, even though you didn't even endorse last year.

I didn't endorse a candidate or anything.

Like last year,

they were just going after you because you were at the event.

Oh, because I posted that I love this country and I was at the event.

And so they all just kind of like were, you know, there was just like, oh, wow, Danica's a radical right MAGA.

Like they frame you like you're a bad person for some reason when all I did was say

AmFest, AmericaFest, I love this country.

Seemed like the place to be.

And you got canceled for that.

Yeah.

Well, they tried anyway.

So for these pro athletes, you know?

Well, I think there's an important energy that needs to be

used in these moments, which is just truth and conviction.

Yeah.

Like people kept telling me along the way and especially after the election, like, thank you so much for what you did.

You're so brave.

It's like, I don't feel brave.

I felt called to the truth of what's going on.

And I wanted everybody to

wake up.

Yeah, you took a brave step because a lot of these athletes and these people in Hollywood, they support them behind the scenes.

But if they make a statement, they'll lose a lot of money and business.

Endorsements and things like that.

Did that happen to you?

I mean, I think while I was in my career, I stayed away from politics and religion because it's just, it's literally on a piece of paper when you'd go do like speaking engagements or events or something like stay away from these two topics.

So I, I, I just, I just did because I was an athlete.

Yeah.

And I, I'm, I'm fine with that phase of my life.

And I think that it's okay for some people to be in that phase of their life, right?

There's something more important than you.

taking a stand against something political or that's happening in the country.

It's your job right now.

Great.

I don't think there's anything wrong.

I think it's wrong if you feel like you really, really want to step up and you don't.

You should be able to, and then you just should, because I'm guessing you have the conviction then.

But if it's something where you don't agree, but like, look, I'm far more interested in this other side of my life that's happening, it's fine.

It's just a chapter of your life.

And maybe the other chapter into politics will open up.

Agreed.

What are you working on next?

Where can people watch your podcast?

Everywhere podcasts are

aired and film and shot and

posted, you know, so it's YouTube.

I mean, I love the YouTube format because you can watch it, but anywhere you find it.

But yeah, I mean, just it's so fun, right?

Do you love doing the podcast?

I love it.

It's my favorite job.

I heard you talking about it.

It's so fun to talk today, and I resonated so much.

It's so fun.

It's just like you learn so much, you meet so many people.

It's a great, great connector, and it also feeds my interest.

Perfect.

We'll link it below and your wine company as well.

Thanks for coming on.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thanks for watching, guys.

Peace.