Full Show - 6-23-26

It's live, it's local, it's the Dale Jackson Show, and it's only on News Talk 770 AM, 92 5 FM WVNN. Depend on it. 770 a.m. 92.5 FMWVNN. Dale Jackson here with you and I'm thrilled to be here with you on Tuesday because it is exciting. Iran is fixed. The reflecting pool is fixed in all of America's problems. That's about the only two we got. Other than that, every... everything is resolved. Maybe we put Elon Musk in jail. That ought to resolve the rest of our issues. And if you think I'm joking, there are members of the United States Senate actually suggesting that Elon Musk needs to be held accountable because of the USAID being defunded. Now, 4.5 million children have been killed by Elon Musk single-handedly, and he must be held responsible. I just can't imagine. Someone on the political right, a member of Congress, maybe a commentator or whatever, saying that an individual, just a random individual, or a member of the media, or an elected official, was responsible for the deaths of 4.5 million people. And he could say something like that, and we would not see. The mainstream media be like, is that the appropriate type of language to be using in these times? Is it really appropriate to be having that type of rhetoric being bantered about? Isn't that a call to violence? No, no, no, no. Elon Musk killed 4.5 million people. Mostly brown and black around the undeveloped world. because he is a greedy trillionaire and he needs to be held accountable. That's completely fine. When Ro Khanna, the senator who was saying that, was told, hey, you realize this is like a defamatory statement, you could probably be sued for this because he didn't say it on the floor of the United States Senate. He said it just. on television, I believe, I think he said on social media as well, you could be, you could be sued for this. He was like, no, no, no, no, no, you don't understand. I just want to have a debate. I guess it was the house, not the, excuse me. I just want to have a debate with Elon Musk about this. We need to have a debate about how many children he murdered. And then we can have that conversation. I don't know if I'd have that conversation with him, but sure. I mean, sure, that's what he wants. He wasn't totally just smearing and slandering him as a murder. And remember, any cut to any government services anywhere is a death sentence. Now, I don't know why are European allies?

have decided they're going to allow those 4.5 million individuals to die since America has left the world stage and decided we don't want anything to do with any of this, like why they haven't picked up the slack. But it appears Europe is not as concerned about it as Ro Khanna is. Because again, every cut that's ever been made. is essentially an attack on whatever person was receiving that money and you're killing them if you are ending that. So that's part of it. So in the many, many, many, many, many items we can list the long line of Democrats saying things they don't actually believe. That's one of them. And then there are a couple more out there today that are rather amusing. One of them, which is just completely. Completely insane. Have you ever been to the reflecting pool? I have. And I don't remember too much about it because it's just a reflecting pool. When you're there, it just looks like a pool of water. That's what it looks like. Now we're being told it's the most important pool of water and the history of pools of water and the history of the world. And... Your average citizen's very mad about this right now. Very mad. If I say Washington, D.C. reflecting pool, the reflecting pool in front of the Lincoln Memorial. If I raise that subject, what do you say? I'll die. That's all anybody talked about at home this weekend. It became, we have, I mean, it's not, it's very sad, actually, as we do go into the 250th. And, you know, the 250th is a time that all of us should remember how like we are to live in this country and what our forefathers put into that constitution. So he wanted it a flag blue. I don't know what's happened. Alti's a real problem in. It is in Michigan. It is in the Great Lakes. So maybe people will study it and understand what he did to The Reflecting Pool, which is part of the beauty of Washington. I don't like that it's there. I'm more worried about it when it's in our waters. Yeah, you said you were home this weekend and everyone was talking about it. What were people saying to you about the Reflecting Pool? I mean, they were like outraged. They were laughing. How did it happen? How do you do a no-bid contract? It's disgusting. What are they doing? A lot of people, believe it or not, were outraged that an Olympian had been arrested. So I have to tell you, I'm going to tell you, you know me when I'm home. I'm a lot of places. And at the Canton Festival, a bunch of kids brought it up to me. What does it mean? How did it get there? How does it happen? And I heard about it throughout the district. No. I do not believe a bunch of kids came up with Congresswoman. Congresswoman. How did the reflecting pool get there? What does it mean? What does it mean? What's going on with the reflecting pool? What does it mean? What's happening here? Can I swim in the reflecting pool? You may think to yourself, what? Can I swim in the reflecting pool?

That's a very good question. It is a very good question. And it's a question, apparently, that's also being asked. Can you swim in the reflecting pool? Well, apparently you used to be able to back when America was a functioning country. I'm sorry for these National Guards who should be home with their families and their friends and they're still here as a part of Trump's political game that he's playing because they don't need to be here. But we're seeing this to criminalization and the slippery slope. to authoritarianism, but this is what it looks like, right? Like all of a sudden, something that you played in, something that when I came to visit Washington, I also played it, splashed around in, all of a sudden that's a crime. And so we're going to have a kid who's flashing around in a pool in Washington, D.C., like thousands of kids do all the time, where we're going to put them in handcuffs? Like, that, to me, is the ultimate sort of symbol of how this country has fallen into disrepair and authoritarianism. You've never been allowed to swim in the reflecting pool. Not once. Yet one, two, three, four, five people are sitting here on this television panel and he said, like you swim in the reflecting pool and you. And I used to do that when I came to Washington, D.C. And now they can't do so. Why? Because of authoritarianism. Don't you know you can't slash around the reflecting pool anymore because of authoritarianism? You can't do it. Guys, guys, guys. The reflecting pool has been a mess for decades. It has been a mess for decades. It is not new. It is not anything even close to new. The Obama administration spent $35 million trying to fix the reflecting pool and failed. They were incapable of doing it. It still had the algae. It still had the issues. And here they are still pretending that, oh, well, this just happened. It kind of makes you wonder, what did they think the reflecting pool look like in the last administration? Like, if they specifically believe that this reflecting pool. It is solely a problem in this administration. What was going on before that? What was happening? What was going on before all of this went down? Anything? Were they ever? Did anyone look at the reflecting pool and say, hey, what's going on there? No, of course not. Trump is just obsessed with making things look good or whatever his opinion of good is. That's the obsession. That's the issue. And I'm watching as people on my social media, like my friends, I'm not talking about like, you know, political people. I'm watching as people on social media are like, oh, look at the Obama library, reflect off of a lake next to it. That's what a reflecting pool is supposed to look like. I'm like, what are we doing here? What are we doing here?

And you guys are pretending you care about this, which is just hilarious. Because I don't think that you actually do. Because if you did, wouldn't you be upset about this before? Wouldn't you have raised this issue? Like, oh, we care so much about the algae in the reflecting pool. So we went to Joe Biden and said, hey, can you do something about it? No, that never happened. Weird. Huh. They never did that, did they? What an odd, odd thing to hear. And what an odd odd thing for these people to push. But remember, you can't swim in the reflecting pool anymore. You used to be able to. And you weren't allowed to actually. But now we're pretending you cannot swim in the reflecting pool. These people are out of their minds. And they just, they don't know what they're doing. They don't know what they're doing. And I'm waiting for them to say that if we just tax Elon Musk enough, we'd be able to fix the reflecting pool. That may be the next one since they have people coming up to them in their districts and saying, the reflecting pool. I'm so mad and outraged about it. Give. me a break. These people are clowns. We will give them the attention they so seek here on this program. I am Dale Jacks and you can weigh in on these or any of these other issues, some that might actually matter on the ScoutPestcontrol.com, WVNN, hot take text line. You can jump in right there. Easy to do so. 866 494-9-866. Email me. You've got mail. Dale at WVN.com. That's the downtown rescue mission.org email inbox. You know, before we do all of this, let me remind you about Deep South Construction Pros. Let's talk about what they can do. Let's talk about them coming out to your house and give you a free estimate. I can tell you this right now. I had an issue. You know, I had a bunch of rain yesterday and maybe some water seeped in places. You wanted to get your something looked at in your house and see what's going on. Well, I can tell you, Deep South Construction Pros, they're going to come out and they're going to give you a free estimate. And. They're going to give you a fair estimate. How do I know this? Well, I've used them. Yeah, they came out. Graham was even there. The guy who owns the place came out to look at something that I was looking at. He said, no, no, no, you've got no issue here with foundation stuff. You've got no issue here with any structure. She's got a door issue. You need to fix this door and you'll be fine. That's as simple as it was. I was expecting to have a big problem. They said, no, you don't have a big problem here. And they've got foundation, structural repair, basement and crawl space, waterproofing, crawl space encapsulation. They do that as well. Exterior drainage and dirt work, mold remediation and general construction. They're doing it all at Deep South Construction Pros. Learn more about today. Deep South Construction Pros.com. When you talk to them, make sure you tell them Dale Jackson sent you. This is The Dale Jackson Show.

about geese. Yep, that's right. We got conversations about geese where law enforcement is involved. Apparently, you can pretend that you can say all sorts of crazy stuff, but if you mention someone and you tell people who the board members are for Heritage Plantation, they'll say, And that you're doxing them and they'll call law enforcement. That's not how it works. That is not how it works. And now I don't think you should be harassing the Heritage Plantation, Homeowners Association, especially with their propensity for murdering people. I'm sorry, geese. Oops. That's a bit of a slip up there, Bugsie. Not people. Geese, geese, geese. I don't think you should be threatening them. You shouldn't be harassing them at all. In fact, you should be leaving them alone because geese are an invasive species. And the idea that talking about getting rid of them is somehow unacceptable. And I love it. Posting people's name is wrong, but gassing animals isn't.

What are we doing here? What are we doing? And this is not doxing to mention somebody's name, okay? It's just, it's not. Especially if you're a public figure and you are not a public figure, man, it's wrong way to put it. But if your name is on the Heritage Displantation Homeowners Association website, they can post your name on there and give your email address and say, talk to these people. about what you want done, and they should ignore you because you do not live in heritage plantation. You are just bothering them. That's all you're doing. And that's what you're trying to do. I'm not even being critical of that. That is what you're trying to do. You're trying to harass them. Okay? You are continuing to harass them about what they're doing when it comes to the goose invasion. And I'm for it. I am all for it because the more we hear about this, the more communities are like, wait, we can, we can kill the geese. That's an option? We're allowed to, we're allowed to kill these things. We can kill these geese. Oh, damn. All right. Let's go. Let's kill the geese. Let's go. And that's what they're doing. But they are continuing their protests. They are continuing their harassment of the people who live in these communities. And they're telling them to be aware of the geese's. Gooses. Geese. Anyway. So they're telling you to be aware and protect them. I think the only thing that left to do is to become one with the geese. And what I mean by that is it is time for some of these people to stop living in their homes away from where these geese live and to actually go out into the field, into the ponds, into the areas around the ponds where the geese may be and live with them. That is the only solution. I have heard some brilliant suggestions that with the introduction of natural predators might solve this issue. Which, by the way, I'm a fan of too. I am. Go ahead and toss some alligators in there too. Let's get some all the mix. And let's get all of this going. That is an absolutely 100% brilliant strategy. Let's insert more problems into the equation. I fully support that and I want to see more of it. So yes, alligators, yes, geese, no. Get the geese out of there. Now we just need to get a bunch of giant alligators killing these geese. And if that was the case, if we had those, we never would have had this issue. So it's very important that you get in there and you fight for the rights of these geese. Unless, of course, you're also fighting for the rights of the alligators. Remember, the people that live there, they have no rights because you stood on the side of the road with a cleverly written sign that got you seven likes on Facebook. And you got both of your steps in that day as well.

So that's important too. So don't worry about the actual people that live there. They're bad guys. They're villains. The alligators, they're the good guys. The geese, they're the good guys. The human beings that live there, they are secondary and irrelevant to the entire conversation. That seems to be it. And if you want to see a fight between a homeowners association and a bunch of people that don't live there, well, we got that going on now too. So congratulations, everyone. The situation you thought was dumb. is only going to get dumber. Okay, keep that in mind, but know this. At the end of the day, those geese, those geese, they're going to get got, and then they're going to get gone, and we're all going to be happy about that. We'll be right. Dale Jackson. Scrolling with Haley. I'm Haley Karinea. I scroll with the homies here in the live chat because there's a lot to scroll through on X, on Instagram, on TikTok. Cutting through the clutter? One hot take at a time. Love seeing you all in the chat before the show. I tried to jump in just a few minutes before to say hello. I love the chat interaction. Thank you for helping. But I do it to get all of the videos and all of the content that you won't find anywhere else. Scrolling with Haley. Just search that up and I will be there. Follow and listen on your favorite platform.

News Talk 770 a.m. 92.5 FM, WVNN. Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for joining us. Thank you so much for your time today. We appreciate you being here. Jacob Morrison is with us. Valley Labor Report. You can hear him 9.30 to 11 right here on WVNN. And we always appreciate him coming on the program here. Jacob, on Reddit, and I ask you this. Because you look like a Reddit moderator. So I ask you this question. On Reddit, I keep seeing these ads, anti-union ads. And they say, and I thought it was interesting. I thought about when I saw this. They say that the South got strong because. its lack of unions. Now, this is an argument that people have been making for quite some time. This is an argument that people have been pushing against unionization. Now, locally, unions have picked up a lot of stroke here in the South. Why do you think these things are popping up right now? What's going on to the South right now union-wise? I wanted to ask you that because I was wondering where this all came from. Yeah, like why are people buying these ads? The UAW just won another, they just won another election in Chattanooga at a VW parts manufacturer, Shellick. It was like a 300-person unit, so not a small shop. And so it could be that. They won their election, I think, two weeks ago. So that could have been it. But, you know, other than... And there's been a couple of other, we have a segment on the show called Last Week in Southern Labor, where we take a look at the NLRB's, you know, election filings and stuff. And so there's, you know, there's been over the last few weeks, usually at least one or two per week, you know, 100, 200, 300 person unit in the south. So, you know, it could be that, you know, just the... I don't know, the business council of some state is, you know, perceiving a threat to their collective interest. Is there a threat to their collective interest? I mean, you know, the collective interests of workers and the owners are divergent in many cases. So there could be. Let me ask you this. And I haven't seen the union position on this, but I'm going to assume what it is. There is a ballot initiative in California. It's got on the ballot. It's the billionaire tax. And a lot of billionaires are against it, obviously. And they're saying, we're going to leave. We're not going to do business here. We're going to do all this stuff. Elon Musk, I think, accurately pointed something out the other day that a lot of people don't pay attention to. A lot of states, if you are in the state just doing business. those amount of days. And baseball players go through this as well. They find themselves up ball players, athletes, and go through this as well. If they're playing in Los Angeles, every day they're there, the money they make that day is taxed daily in that state. So the teams have to deal with all those different tax issues and whatnot. Anyway, who cares about them? But as the union taking a position on the billionaire tax in...

California and the new push. If we just took all of Elon Musk's money, we give $7,000 to each American family. What's the position there? The SEIU, I think, is the big pusher behind it. I think that they're the reason that it's on the ballot. But, you know, the labor movement is a big and diverse movement. And I do think that there, I think that potentially the building trades have said something against the billionaire tax. So you're going to get different things from different parts of the labor movement, I think, although the president of the labor federation in California, which is, you know, if you can, if you can accurately say that Anybody kind of quote unquote speaks for the labor movement, it would be the president of the Federation of Unions, and she supports it. So, yeah, I mean, the labor movement, broadly speaking, you know, you're going to have a few people that are, a few unions probably that are going to be against it. But broadly speaking, they're going to be supportive of it. So the headline from the National Review a couple days ago, and I saw this, I thought about you, it said, in California, organized labor might just defeat itself. The SEIU, as you just mentioned, backed measure to tax the global assets of Californians. California is roughly 200 billionaires. And basically what they're saying is, if Elon Musk has a trillion dollars, and it's 999 billion of it is on paper, you're still going to tax that trillion. And we're going to, he's going to have to sell those assets in order to pay. It's a weird thing. Gavin Newsom's against it. You then saw the SEIU say, we'll back out of this if you give us a 2% tax on the wealthy and a 2% tax increase. Gavin Newsom is against the SEIU is for it. The labor unions might defeat themselves. You have... You have Graham Platner when he's not being main conf in doing terrible thing to women. He's for this kind of stuff. Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, etc. But Gavin Newsom know. Why is Gavin Newsom a no on this? Well, I mean, Gavin Newsom. You know, as much as Gavin Newsom is like kind of trying to portray himself as a fighter, I mean, he's always been on the more economically sort of moderate part of the Democratic Party. I mean, he's never been, you know, a big huge progressive. I mean, you know, my understanding is that a big reason that California never tried a single payer, you know. healthcare system under his tenure is because of him. He killed it. And so, you know, so I think that's the explanation there. But, but as far as the, you know, are they going to leave? I mean, it's worth people knowing that it's a one-time tax. So, you know, it's not going to, you know, it's something that potentially if it goes well, you know, maybe they see, there's an attempt to bring it back. But it's not like it automatically is tack that they do.

it again. And so, you know, it's difficult for me to see a whole bunch of people leaving. I mean, you know, the CEO of, I think it's Nvidia, was asked about it, the Jansen Wong. And he was like, you know, I mean, I don't even think about it. Because I'm a billionaire. That's like literally part of the thing is I have so much freaking money that I don't even think about it. You know, I mean, he didn't say that. But he did say that it doesn't, you know, however much they tax me is how much they tax me. You know, wouldn't it be a good sign for guys like you and Ro Khanna and Bernie and Elizabeth Warren? Others just to say, here's my net worth. I'm just going to write a check to the Treasury. Why would that be a good sign? I just to send the message that, you know, we, I, we need to, you're doing okay. We'll just, we're going to cut a check for 2% of our net worth. to the treasury. I mean, if you own a house and you take, let's say you have a $200,000 house, you know, that's that's 4K. You can send that off. Let's say your business is worth, you know, $100,000. That's another 2K, 6K, write that off, send that off. You know, what, $10K in your bank account? That's another, what, $200 there, send that off. I mean, why don't a bunch of liberals just get, I mean, just I'm thinking out loud here. Why don't a bunch of liberals get together and be like, See, this is no big deal. We can send two or five percent of our net worth off. Why can't a billionaire do it? Well, I mean, to be fair to me, I do pay much more than 2% of my, just quick back of the envelope math. Yeah, but this is 2% on top. This is 2% on top. This is a new 2%. And then, you know, my effective tax rate is often is much higher than most of these, you know, billionaires. So. But why is that? Because they have so much money, Dale. That's why. What's the real reason? It's because all of their money comes from the things they've invested in other companies and stuff like that. And capital is taxed at a lower rate than labor. I work. They have money that makes them money and they pay less because of that. And that's insane. No, it makes complete sense. It's obviously insane. Why should capital be taxed less than labor? Because you want to incentivize people spending it. You don't want to incentivize people to work? No, you already do incentivize people to work. Income tax is what it is. I'm lower the income tax, too. I'm down with you. We should lower the income tax as well. I'm not suggesting that's not what we should do. But the point behind the idea that you tax it at a discount is so people will spend it to make more. And that's, and Elon Musk all this stuff. It has worked so well. It has worked. Why is Elon Musk worth a trillion dollars on paper?

Because of the work of, you know, tens of thousands of people at its companies. I mean, did they work for free? Uh, no. Yeah, because he pays them. He invest that money into those companies. Those companies grow. And that, and that's how it works. And that a lot of them have become millionaires as well, including some welders and janitors and stuff like that who are on early on in the process. And I don't really care about that because I'm not out here pocket watching people. But the point is, you know, you want to incentivize investment as opposed to people just sitting on their money. And the way you do that is you make it. You give them a discount on their taxes to invest that money so they don't... No, I mean, there's already tax deductions for investment. Like you are not... You know, on top of there being a lower rate of taxation for capital as compared to labor. If you work for you money, you pay more. in taxes than if your money makes money for you on top of that just as a general rule there are then tax deductions for if you put money into your business so you're only actually taxed on the profits and so you know that it's just it's a completely unfair system of taxation for for working people one that that you know i think that When you put it as starkly as I've tried to, most people would oppose. Let me ask this. Do you think a company that makes a million dollars a year, but only 200,000 of that is profit, should be taxed on the million dollars? No, that would be taxing on revenue. It would be taxing on... Right, but you just said they're only taxing on profit. I know, but you said, no, it was as a response to you saying, well, you got to tax it lower to incentivize investment. Investment is already incentivized because you're not taxed on the investment at all. Right. So the lower taxation for profit is not, you know, that's... That's not necessary. Again, you look at all these people. And actually, and actually, if you, you know, it. If you taxed profit at the same rate as you tax labor, then there's actually, I think, even more of an incentive to push what would be profit into investment because it would be taxed at such a higher rate. You're going to basically, quote unquote, lose that money if it's profit, whereas you could invest it into the business and potentially make more money on the other end.

That's exactly what happens. That's why the effective task rates of companies like Amazon and whatnot are zero sometimes because of the investment in the company. That's how that works. Everything you just described is exactly how it works. The reason I asked the question is you got guys like Rokane is saying, you know, Elon Musk needs to pay this so he can pay for this project. And there's another guy saying we've got to pay for this project. Another guy saying we've got to pay for this project, which obviously cannot be done. Shouldn't there just be a movement to show how easy it is? Like, Roe Connum is worth $200 million. Take, take 2% of his, let's say, $4 million and just write that check. No, because the, that's, it's a silly way to argue against taxation of, you know. of everybody or an entire, you know, class of wealthy people by saying, well, why don't you just write a check? Well, because the point is not in people individually writing checks. The point is to raise revenue for a purpose. And individual people writing checks or getting a couple of other people to write checks is not going to pay for the thing that they want to pay for. The whole debate in California is about 200 people, isn't it? Uh, yeah, but you're not going to get those 200 people. Sounds like a couple of emails could get sent out, you know, go ahead. Well, you're not going to get those 200 people specifically to, um, uh, to, to do that voluntarily. And then if you get some other random assortment of 200 people, well, it's not going to have the same effect because they're not billionaires. Well, I, I, I wouldn't go after the next 200 down the list until you get the 200 at the top. Well, what you were suggesting was, oh, Ro Khanna and some of his buddies all do 2%. And then, And then there you go. But I think that would just be a nice little gesture to say, hey, I'm willing to give my 2% because it's the right thing to do. So I'm going to, you know, divest myself and all my stocks and everything in order to cover that 2%. Yeah, I mean, it's just a, yeah, I mean, if they want to do that, I mean, that's fine, you know, I, but it's a way to get away from the conversation of, you know. Oh, I think, I think in fact. I think it's a lot of a good idea. in order for us to instead turn and say, hey, look how easy it is to give up 2%. You should just do the same thing. I think that would be a hell of an argument for guys like Ro Khanna and others to stand on the stage and say, come on. And hell, have the guy from Nvidia. You mentioned earlier up there as well. Be like, this guy just scratch a check for, you know, whatever. And now look at us. I don't know. I just, I think instead of going through all this, a couple of emails could have solved the whole issue. I don't know. Maybe I'm crazy there. Jacob Morrison, he'll have more of this, I'm sure, and other things that he'll discuss on his program this weekend. 930 to 11 right here on WVN this Saturday. Don't miss a Valley Labor report heard all over the country. And somebody emailed me in and said, Dale, you know you're responsible for Jacob Morrison's massive success. And I said, you're right.

He should be taxed and have to give me some money for it. That's as simple isn't it? You're right. I agree. I agree wholeheartedly. Jacob Morrison, thanks a lot. We'll talk to you next week on the Alabama A&M, $350 million bulldog hotline. Everyone else will be right back. You're listening to The Dale Jackson Show. As Americans, we will do anything to avoid working out. Anything. Anything at all. They're talking about ice sculpting, cooling down your fat cells so they shrink. Okay. Thanks, guys. There you go. There you go. Go get both your steps in. All right. There it is. I like that joke, by the way. Anyway, moving on. Let's get back to the line. Excuse me. Scoutpass control.com, WVNN, hot take text line. You guys have some thoughts on Jacob Morrison. And some of you have some thoughts on Jacob Morrison as a whole. As someone in a union, I would say unions really aren't worth it. I need a little bit more on that, but I think a lot of people have voiced that opinion. I'll tell you this, the unions have had some wins here in the South, both with unionization and... with increasing their wages. We've seen that, no question about it. What that means for new attempts to bring in business, that has yet to be seen. What is the union view on gassing geese? I think they think it's a gas. I mean, I don't know. I don't know. Look, if you told the union that they were going to be the ones that were going to be able to do it, and the gassing geese would be a union job, they'd probably be all for it. Okay, that's probably the truth of that. Dale, I have never been hired by a poor guy. You don't know that for sure. You don't know that for sure. That's why I was asking the question about taxing people based on revenue instead of just profit. And, you know, you talk about all the write-offs and stuff. That was my point in all this. You know, if my company makes a million dollars a year, but I invest, you know, 300,000 of that back into the business. And then we get in a situation where my net income is $700,000 and is payroll and all this other stuff that the net revenue is $200,000. Why would you tax that at a million? And so maybe the guy is actually poor. Who aren't you? He's not as rich as you think he is. Either way. But I get your point. I get your point. The income tax was a progressive idea to begin with. Finally, Progressive, are admitting it's insufficient. Well, it was also just a camel's nose under the tent. You got to remember that. The idea was you get it in, you make it stick, and then you can grow it. You get it in, you fight the battles over it, constitutionality and all the other stuff. And then you just say, let's expand it. And yeah, they wanted to be progressive in the sense they call it a progressive tax and you tax people at the top more. But then you get into this like, no, yeah, we're taxing them more, but they have all these write-off and deductions. And it's not fair. And the teacher from Huntsville is taxed at a higher rate.

than Warren Buffett. It's like, yeah, no kidding, because she's taxed on her income and he's taxed on investment income, which is taxed differently because you don't want Warren Buffett sitting on that money. You want Warren Buffett investing it in order to create new jobs. That's what you want to do it. That's it. You want to lower the tax on the teachers? Go right ahead. I'm not going to argue with you on that. But this idea of increasing taxes on the people that are investing in companies and things of that nature, that doesn't make much sense because you want that money going into your market. You want that money going in to your local businesses or even big businesses. You want that money going in on the reflecting pond. Dale, I'm about seven years older than you, and I remember going on a sixth grade Washington DC trip, and no one was swimming in the reflecting pool, so you're correct nobody's been swimming in the reflecting. Yeah, well, I mean, it's obvious because the rules say you're not allowed to do that. Like you're literally not allowed to do it. So when you listen to people say that no one's allowed to swim in the reflecting bully more, and that's part of authoritarianism, which is 100% what happened on MS now. They had a person come on and say that I used to splash around in the reflecting pond. When I was young, it would come to D.C. No, you didn't. Nobody plays in the reflecting pool. So please stop lying. Just stop lying. Just stop lying. That's all you got to do. And by the way, no, politicians are not having people come up to them like, I'm very mad about the algae. Get the hell out of here. There's been algae in it for decades. It's the Dale Jackson show. Jim Rome takes on sports. Part of what makes this show, the show, is the show within the show. The biggest topic on the show always seems to be the show itself. This is a way to give you clones, a way to interact with one another. Yes, we will be going through the chat. Yes, it'll be a part of the program. The only thing that could ruin the show are the old school clones spitting up the same bull crap that they always have. The jungle is out taking names and ready to dominate. Let's get it. The Jim Rome Show podcast. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. form. It's live, it's local. It's the Dale Jackson Show. And it's only on News Talk 770 AM, 92 5 FMWVNN. Depend on it.

Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for being here. Thank you so much for your time today. You know, I swung, swang, swung in by a Buckees today? Which is it? Swung? Swang? Swing? I don't know. Bugsie. Swung? I swung by a Buckees today. And their gas was $3.27. I was like, damn, that's low. We're getting there. We're getting there. Did you know we're only about $10 higher than we were before the war started? I did not know that. I did not know that. So can we get the gas prices back down a little more? Can we do that? Can we get on that? So there we go. So we're bringing that back. You know what else? I just got brought a hot apple pie for McDonald's. Yeah, those are. Those are awesome. I'm a big fan. I'm a big fan. Used to love it. Here's what we used to do at McDonald's when I worked there. You'd cook the apple pie in the oven, and then you would take the apple pie and you'd put it in the little French fry friar. And you just drop it in there for a little bit. Not for a long time. I mean, like 10 seconds. It would turn it into like molten lava. I mean, that's what it was like eating molten lava. It was, um, It was phenomenal. It was phenomenal. I missed those old days. I need to get fired for my radio job so I get back into my McDonald's. I'm going to get into my McDonald's arc. That's the way to go. Do you think I can take this entire radio crew that I have and run a successful McDonald's, Bugsie? Probably, but I feel like two of us would do all of the work. And that would be me and you? Yeah. Yeah. So basically the same thing. Pretty much. Yeah. You know who would be worthless in that scenario? I don't know if it would be Yaffy or Kelsey. I was thinking Walker or Yaffy. Those are the two I would think it would be worthless in that scenario. You know what I think would be really good? Austin. Austin looks like a guy who just got off shift at the Waffle House. I mean, he could be our front-facing guy, okay? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's a drive-thru. He'd be our drive-thru guy. That's what we would do. But yeah, okay, so when I get fired, look for us at the local McDonald's. All right, that's the way I would do it. All right. We got a lot to get into, including the seven things you should be talking about. Say, if you've got your thoughts, you can get them in, your questions, your comments. Why, yeah, he would be a terrible McDonald's employee. Get that in right here on the Scout Pest Control.com, WVNN, hot take, text line at 866-494. WV. And you can also always, just shoot me an email, nasty as you wanted to be. You've got mail. Dale at WVNN.com. You can get it in right there for you as well. So don't forget that. Simple ways to get in there. We're also about jumping to the seven things, which of course is brought to you by two men in a truck. Two men in a truck. Yes, two men in a truck. Huntsville.com. That's their website. But listen. You can't learn enough about them from website. You got to hear about it from me. They're great. You get two men a truck. You get more. No question. They move all your stuff. They take care of it. They take care of you. You'll be happy. No question.

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send in the National Guard and get this all under control, people will stop dying. Instead, the priest tells him to shut up and just send him money. Because that, that, that will, that'll fix all of this. Chicago was a peaceful, nice, normal place until the latest cuts to their gun prevention programs. It's kind of wild to see a priest doing this and a priest not wanting the city to be safe. All Donald Trump says, lots of killing going on in Chicago. Why isn't the governor helping? Why isn't he calling me for help? I can make Chicago a safer city of one month. Look at DC. Look at Memphis. It's working. I don't know why you wouldn't want more of that in your city, but sure. Shut up, Donald Trump. Number four. Governor-elect, national championship winning coach, United States Senator Tommy Tuberville. smacked back at a woke atheist group and hit them for, you know, being ridiculous in targeting Auburn. Why? Well, Auburn has basically said Jesus won. Yep, some of the athletes put that on their, I guess, warm up gear. And this group from Wisconsin, which we've had deep run-ins with, and Bugsie, you're going to reach out to them and see if they'll come on tomorrow because I want to destroy them further. They are mad about this, so they sent a press release that local TV stations picked up and said, hey, look at this letter that this organization from Wisconsin wrote. Isn't this interesting news? Well, Tommy Tuberville said, this is dumb. These people are dumb and nobody should listen to anything they say because those people are dumb. They're woke. Yeah, that's right. And they're carving. Number three. President Donald Trump issued complete and total endorsements. to former U.S. Representative Jerry Carl and Rhett Marquez, the candidates for District 1 and 2 respectively ahead of the August 11th elections, one and done elections that will take place down in South Alabama. 1, 2, 6, and 7 will have elections, and those elections will lead to... general election candidates. Rat Marquez and Jerry Carl seem to be in the lead in those races. We'll see if they get ugly. As of right now, they haven't really got ugly. The Donald Trump endorsement, obviously big help with these guys, but they were already front runners. I think Trump also endorsed like two guys in the same governor's race in some state here today. So there we go. Number two. Governor-elect, National Championship winning coach, United States Senator Tommy Tuberville, moved to dismiss the residency lawsuit being put forth by two military veterans. I love that. Military veterans. Because that means more or something. I don't know. Is that the game we're playing? I don't know. Am I doing all of this wrong? Should everything I say be like, as a military veteran?

As a military veteran, I should get everything I want. Thank me for my service. Anyway, it's been put forth by military veteran and blasted the ridiculous narrative coming from the flailing Doug Jay Jones campaign. Doug Jay Jones, of course, being the cowardly caretaker, former junior senator in an ill-fitting suit who looks like he just woke up and stole his shoes from a homeless person and who will never, ever be governor, senator. or attorney general. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Now, time for the number one thing you'll be talking about today. All right. It looks like we have made some positive progress in Iran. Yes, that progress is good. U.S. officials said JD Vance, the vice president, made great progress in his Iran talks. called snub reports foreign propaganda as the Trump administration advanced negotiations on a potential deal while all of the things that are going on in the Middle East continue to be in flux. So that's what we are looking at. We are also looking at gas prices that are about $10 above where they were when the war started. So that's not gas prices, excuse me, oil prices per barrel. about $10 more than they were before. And I think that's what most people care about. Ships are, in fact, going through the Strait of Hormuz. That's all taking place. So it looks like we've got some progress. And we also have Donald Trump talking about putting the money as part of this deal into an escrow account that the U.S. controls. And that's interesting to see, because if that is true, again, I feel better about it. I'm still kind of questionable about giving Iran any money. But Trump says unfrozen Iran, Iran, Iran, Iran, Iran, whatever funds to go into escrow account controlled by the United States. So that's good. And so according to Trump, that's where we're at. So I think that is a positive movement on my, if you ask me. But still, there are a lot of negative stuff out there about this potential deal. But we'll stay on top of it. You stay on top of this. Keep your radios locked here. Get your text in and we'll continue next. Get WBNN's Dale Jackson seven things you should be talking about today. Right in your email box every morning. Go to yellowhammer news.com and sign up today.

You know, I think we're finally on to something with a reflecting pool. I think we have a bit of, what is it, Mandela effect. Everyone thinks you're allowed in the reflecting pool because of one thing. What's the reason? What's the reason, Bugsie? What's the one reason? What is the one thing we all saw that we all think is real? I have no idea. The only person I've seen splash around in the reflecting pool is that bitch. Jenny, that did my boy, Forrest Gump dirty. That's not me. That's a listener. I got to, you know, have I ever told you my Forrest Gump theory? No. He's faking. He's faking. You know, yeah. Yeah, I mean, just think about it. Hear me out. Hear me out, hear me out, hear me out. Everyone always underestimated Forrest Gump, right? And he used that to his advantage in every single situation in his life. He did whatever he wanted whenever he wanted. Okay? And there's only two instances where you can do that. I tell Grant this all the time. If you're really stupid or if you're really good at everything. I tell Grant all the time and I probably shouldn't say this, but this is what I tell him. I say don't half ass things because if you whole ass things, you can be a whole ass. Okay? And what I mean by that is if you're good at stuff, people will let you do whatever you want. I mean, that's generally a life rule. I know people don't want to believe that. But that's, and obviously I switched the words, but I can't say those on the radio. So just bear with me here for a second. People will generally let you do whatever you want. Right? Am I wrong about that? Do we not let high performers do whatever they want? Of course we do. Of course we do. So Forrest Gump was, it was in fact a high performer and basically everything. Just think about the stuff he did in his life. He was like a masterful ping pong player. He was very fast and good at running. He was stupid yet he knew how to cut and avoid people at football games. He knew exactly what he was doing. Come on. What are we talking about here?

In every situation, he was able to pull off intricate things that worked in his favor. The Bubba Gump Shrimp Company. And remember this story that's told is told through the eyes of Forrest Gump. So is it possible that Forrest killed Bubba and stole his shrimp idea? I think it is. Lieutenant Dan, he takes Lieutenant Dan Sullivan tragic situation and turns it into one of what, dependence? Jenny wasn't manipulating Forrest. Forrest was manipulating her. Now, according to his telling, they only had sex one time. But Jenny protected him a lot throughout their lives. So I'm not a smart man, but I know a lot of theirs. I think it was just a bit. I think he was doing a long con bit in all of this. And so in public, he's like this, like just this affable special needs guy. But in the real world, he can do whatever he wants. He's just behind the scenes. He's pulling the strings and making it all happen. The apple stock, like I said, before the Bubba Gump shrimp situation. He killed Bubba. He killed Bubba. He saved Lieutenant Dan. All these things. And I think that he kept the expectations low. He goes in and bombs the IQ test. I mean, even when he looks at his kid, he goes, he says something to his kid that I say to Cindy all the time. I say,

I forget the exact line, but the line is something, all the lines of, is he smart or is he like me? I say that to my wife all the time, and she hates it. But about Grant, he's actually very smart. That's a real problem for me down the line, but right now it's not. But I just, again, all these little heroic things that he does, they're all self-preservation. Every single one of them. Every single one of them. And he benefits from all. Anyway, I think he is a master manipulator. I think it's more likely that that Forrest Gump is like a, a Kaiser-Sose style character from the, for the usual suspects. I'm open to disagreement about it, but I think that's the case. I think, I'm just telling you. You have me convinced fully. You've come around. I mean, look, look, you ever notice that there's like two times in this entire thing that he actually gets emotional? Yeah, he really doesn't. And I mean, honestly, throughout the whole thing, the one thing that got me is thinking, Jenny really doesn't manipulate him. He does kind of emotionally manipulate Jenny. Yeah, that's exactly right. And it comes off as incidental, but it could very well be intentional because that's how you want to come off if you're trying to manipulate somebody. It's told through his eyes. And why would he want to admit it? Right, right. All of this is told through his eyes and how he's framing it. And what's she going to do? Tell someone no, she's dead of AIDS. I mean, come on. She's not doing that. She's not saying anything. I'm telling you, it's a master manipulation ploy. That's why they could make Forrest Gump, too, because I think he gets exposed to it. I think that's what happens. I think if Forrest Gump 2, he actually goes to space or something. It gets it, not that it wasn't. They really jumped the shark. Again, there's a book. There is a Forrest Gump, too. And in the book, I believe he goes to space or something crazy like that. And so I could be wrong, but I know there's a lot going on there. Anyway. I don't know how that came up, but I'm convinced that Forrest Gump is not like some victim in this story. He is the master manipulator behind everything. He's not stupid. He's a smart alpha male athlete guy. That's what he is. Stay tuned. This is the Dale Jackson Show.

Day 237 today at Bucky. Gas price starting to come down. We're about 10 bucks above on a barrel of oil where we used to be. Trump says all the money's going into like an escrow account that the United States controls that they're going to buy soybean or something and hand them over, turn Iran into a bunch of soy boys, get them to calm down. Maybe we're on to something. Maybe we're cooking with gas here. I don't know. I don't know. It looks like we have to stay tuned and pay attention to that here on the Dale Jackson show. I am Dale Jackson, Alabama's most trusted journalist. That's true. Coming up here in just a second, we'll be joined. by Fox and Friends first. Todd Pyro, he'll join us. We have a lot to discuss with him. But let's go ahead and bring him on the Alabama A&M, $350 million bulldog hotline, Alabama A&M's economic impact on Alabama, $350 million every single year. Todd, before we get into anything super serious, we've been discussing whether or not Forrest Gump. was actually a master manipulator who just played stupid all along in order to manipulate people, lowered expectations, killed Bubba in Vietnam and stole his shrimp idea, made Lieutenant Dan dependent on him. Well, what do you think? Your thoughts? You're basically saying that he is a mastermind. That's where you're going with this. Maybe that's the whole revisionist history on Forrest Gump, that it turns out. We should have known this all along simply because look at all of the situations and major historical events that he was part of. That doesn't happen to a common ordinary yokel. That happens to somebody who is manipulating the game and the whole thought that was just an act. Yep, there it is. And how did this come to be? Well, very simply. Because of one scene in that movie that I think has ruined people's perspective of reality that was brought to me by a listener via this text message. And I'll share it with you and I'll get your thoughts. The only person I've seen splash around in the reflecting pool is that bitch. Jenny, that did my boy, Forrest Gump dirty. Okay. Again, Forrest Gump is told through his perspective. So I think he kind of gaslit, Jenny, but your thoughts. Oh, such an interesting level of analysis.

So we're now tying all of these stories together. Do we think Jenny, in her sick and diseased conditions? Oh, my God. Yes. Added something to the reflecting pool that has caused it to have the problems that it's correct. Because, I mean, she was on drugs. She had other issues. I don't want to get too many details for people who haven't seen the movie. And I'm not implying anything, but just overall throughout the course of the film. She was not a well woman. Are we saying that that in some way, shape, or form is tied to the damage we are seeing at the reflecting pool? It certainly is a logical journalistic question we should be asking this. Oh, yes, exactly right. This is all journalism. Hey, here's a real journalistic question here. Have you ever seen anyone swimming in the reflecting pool? Gen. A. No, no, I mean, but also like... I don't remember being, you know, a tourist in D.C., really ever. Like, if I'm in D.C., I am moving, and I'm trying to get something done, and maybe I should be more observant of my surroundings, but long answer, no. Well, on MSNBC the other day, you've got people on MSNBC and they're sitting around the table and they're all agreeing with each other that they swam in the reflecting pool. And they're all like, yeah, I remember swimming in the room. We can't do it anymore, you know, because of totalitarianism. And I'm just like, what are these people doing? It's all Trump's fault, right? Yeah, it's crazy, crazy. All right. Let's get remotely serious here for a second and try to understand what's actually going on in the world. This Iran deal, Todd, has become a very hot topic of conversation. Last week we were talking, and it was like, this idiot Trump, he has given away the store. What a dumbass. He's making a deal with Iran, where he's just giving them everything. And today, it's like, this idiot Trump can't even make a deal with Iran. What's up with this stupid moron? Which one is it? Which are we going with? Yes. Okay. Let's go with yes. I mean, look. Intrinsically, anytime you are trying to do a deal with Iran, it is going to be complicated. When you have the limitations that we do and the various people pulling at us for what our ultimate goal is, like the Middle East, like Israel, and quite frankly, like our allies, I didn't really have to cough there, but you know why I did, it is not as simple as, you know, signing at Appomattox Courthouse, the end of the war, right? And so it is going to be fraught with...

difficulty. It's going to be fraught with zigs and zags. But at the end of the day, Trump has been very clear-minded. It's all about the nukes. And if we don't have the nukes, none of this other stuff is happening. So anytime I get confused as to what I'm reading, anytime I'm like, well, why are we doing this? I have to realize, one, well, is the source giving me proper information? But two, is this part of an overall greater goal? toward making sure that there's no new because at the end of the day, that's all that matters. Now, you know, the latest is this soybean stuff and the purchasing for America farmers. And, you know, this all comes back to money being very fungible. And we don't necessarily know, like, we're 100% where this money is coming from. There's multiple sides giving different information. But let's face it, money is fungible. You can say it's coming. for basically anywhere. And I understand Trump's detractors are like, no, but if you can ultimately trace it back to the American tax. Okay, put all that aside. The goal is to make sure I don't get blown up on the East Coast with a nuke. Give this time, give it the 60 days. Personally, do I think it's going to work out? No. That's my personal gut instinct. But that doesn't mean I'm not rooting for it to. And secondarily, not, you know, understanding what they're trying to do. And I think we need to give them the space to work. I think you're right about that. Again, I like the escrow stuff. And the soybean thing is such a Trump deal. Because all the deals he's done include a bunch of stuff about you've got to buy this stuff from American farmers. You've got to do this. You've got to do that. And I think that sounds very much like a Donald Trump like plan completely. It sounds very much like something he's been pushing over the last couple of years. And I want to see it work out. I'm not, I'm pessimistically hopeful. I guess it's probably the best way to put this. But it just strikes me as incredibly odd that what we do here is we are constantly trying to figure out ways to be mad about stuff. And instead of looking. Instead of looking at this and saying, okay, how do we make this work? It's like, wow, look at this idiot. I mean, the reflecting pool is stupid. Don't get me wrong. But it is a great microcosm of this. You see reporters out standing around the reflecting pool, and they're just like, this is so gross and terrible. It looks exactly the same as it has. Has Donald Trump failed to clean it up? Yeah, looks like he has. It looks like what they tried to do, fail. But why are they mad that he even tried? Why do they get so mad about this stuff? Because if they actually had to worry, by the way, let's be clear-minded that this is the first time in about, oh, I don't know, 15 years that the left has been interested in something looking pretty or looking traditionally nice. Remember what they did to Victoria's Secret Dale? Do you remember what they did to Victoria's Secret? And also go into any leftist city, and it's a crapphole.

Like, you walk by crap on the ground, urine, vomit, the whole nine yards, sorry for anyone eating breakfast. Whereas, you know, when you go to a conservative bastion like Florida, have you been to Florida? The streets are literally lined with gold, not just in Marlago. Everything's clean. Everything is beautiful. That's why it is so ironic that the left's like, there's a little bit of algae. Trump said who's going to get it, bad president impeach him. He must let's invoke the 25th. At least he's trying. What are you doing in New York? What are you doing in Skid Row in L.A.? What are you doing with the homeless in San Francisco and throughout California? What are you doing? It's just... The media today is so unsurious. Yes. And that's why, again, plug for Fox, that's why we're beating everybody. Because, yeah, I mean, we probably do more pro or positive stories with regard to the right than other people. But you know what? We also do stories. when the right doesn't look in a good light. And the other people just don't attack their other side, their side. And it just underscores the ridiculousness that this is where voters are getting the information. If you watch us, you're going to get information. Like when... Our experts think that Trump does something stupid. Our experts are going to talk about it. Like with the Iran deal, like with A, A, B, and C. You know, you, you call out Trump when you think he does something stupid. But that doesn't mean like everything he touches turns to crap. And that's how the left wants you to believe. And that's what they're trying to convince their voters because it's all part of one big machine. 100%. I know you got to go real quick. Did you survive the next championship? You okay? Yeah, I mean, you have to understand I work in the middle of the night and the times that they were home for a win and the times that they actually won the championship, which would be the biggest potential impacts to my coming in and an overnight. It wasn't a factor. By the time I got here, like people had dissipated, I think I came in, and one of the days was after a loss, and so nobody was partying. And then when they won the thing, it was a Saturday night. Well, I wasn't here on a Sunday morning, so it didn't impact me. And for the parade, I was going uptown. The parade was downtown. I avoided that. No harm, no foul. But I'm just happy that, you know, we finally have a championship in the tri-state after way too long. There we go. Todd Piro, thank you very much. Always appreciate him being here. Let's let him go on the Alabama A&M $350 million bulldog hotline. Todd Pryor joins us Fox and Friends First. Always appreciative of him coming here and joining us on the program. Real quick, let me tell you about inspire advisors. Listen, folks, you want to invest your money, you want to invest it well, you want to make sure that you care about where your money is going and what it is doing. Well,

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225 FM, WVNN. Dale Jackson here with you. Don't worry, guys. They're on site at the Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Center today because the first images of Donald Trump's name taken off and the tarp taken down has been seen. Thank God that national nightmare is over. There are only 9 million national nightmares still ongoing with Donald Trump. that we need to worry about. Just keep that in mind. It's a very sad situation and Donald Trump is America's worst villain that has ever been created. These are serious people. Can't even splash around in the reflecting poll anymore. And he wants to clean up Washington, D.C. and now Chicago. Gross. And if you think I'm like overplaying this. I got to remind you of all the crazy crap they are saying. Like, for example, Donald Trump might have been responsible for breaking the reflecting pawn. Did you know that? Are you aware of that? That they may have personally broke the reflecting pond in order to distract people and arrest people. Did you guys know that? And we need to have a referendum on it. I'm dead serious. I want somebody to sue because if a contractor did this at your house, this is what you would do. I think the, if your wife is watching the view, you should consider a divorce. I'm dead serious about that. If your wife is watching the view every day or your husband, but I mean, if. If your husband's watching the view, you have a wife. Okay? So I'm just going to point that out. He just hasn't transitioned yet. But if your wife is watching the view, you should divorce her. And when they ask why, you should say they watch the view. And the judge will be like, oh, okay. I want somebody to sue. Because if a contractor did this at your house, this is what you would do. I think the country. needs to say we're suing you suing you for doing this without our permission and we're suing the people who who did it because clearly they didn't know what they were doing clearly but you know it's just a suggestion people like why are they so self-confident like why is that Why are they so self-confident about this? But he is claiming that vandals are to blame. He says they illegally place chemicals in the water and left a 300-foot gash in the pool. Now, five people are said to have been arrested. He says a 10-year prison sentence will be strictly enforced. Oh. Well, if he's saying he's going to jail for 10 years, I'm going to let him go. Oh, girl. Because, I mean, it seems to me... It's not even funny. I just don't even get it. Like, what are you laughing at?

There wasn't a joke there. Ha ha, Donald Trump jail? What is that? That's not a joke. There wasn't a single joke told what are they laughing at? Bugsie, what was the joke? You're a woman, help me. I don't, that she's a woman and said something? That's got to be it. Oh, so you think it's like, oh, a woman said something about politics. I look at her. She thinks she's people. No, but yes. Okay, good. That had he not messed with... You know, it would still be a reflecting pool instead of a liquid jungle. It was like, you guys, like, why do they ignore? that it was filled with algae before. Why are we ignoring that? Why are we ignoring the $35 million that Obama tried to spend to fix it? Which again, there's nothing wrong with that's what they should do. Fix the damn thing. So I don't get this. So they're saying Trump caused it to be the way it is, but he can't fix it. Yes. Yeah, I don't know. They're upset if he fixes it, but it's also his fault. I don't get it. Five arrests and citations to five additional individuals come in the wake of Trump saying Saturday with no evidence so far, which they love doing, that vandals at the Reflecting Pool cut a 250-foot-long gash into the beautiful facade that took so much work, competence, and money to build incomplete. Again, not helping yourself here, Donald Trump, I'll be honest with you. Over the weekend, meeting the contractors at Camp David, Trump said the Refundian Pool would likely need to be drained again. in order to be worked on. So we're just, this is never going to end. This is, this is never going to end. We are going to be, and look, there are going to be people going after this reflecting pool forever. Because now it has become a mark of him. So they are going to be targeting the reflecting pool for the rest of his term. And I'm dead serious about that. That, they are, they are, look. These people legitimately hate America. Okay, I don't say that lightly. But this is such a non-issue that the fact that they are so dialing on this can only be described and explained away with the fact that they hate America. That's it. They go from issue to issue. Donald Trump said, I'd like to clean up the reflecting pool and they got mad about it. Can we just discuss that that's everyone agrees that's what happened, right? We're all in agreement that Donald Trump said, hey, we should fix the reflecting pool. And they said, no, no, we should not. We should not fix the reflecting pool. The reflecting pool should not be fixed. That is it.

That's the argument. Why not? Because Donald Trump is bad. It's like, okay, that's great. Are you still wondering why your husband left you for someone 20 years younger? I mean, is this, I mean, these people are insufferable, insufferable. Which is what it looks like. But to accuse five people of doing this. But. seemingly there's no proof because I want to know who left the 300 foot gash in pool and nobody to do and nobody would see it I mean and you know they have been trying to clean this uh so so I mean here's my question do they think he wants it to be full of algae like he secretly is he wants it destroyed I mean what what the hell is the point Like, does he want it destroyed? And he's just pretending to fix it? I mean, what exactly do they think the misdeed is here? What do they think it is? I'm just trying to figure that out. Like, what exactly is the goal here on Donald Trump's part that they believe is the goal? Since before it actually turned green green. Well, it was when it was turning kind of pseudo-greed. But so what do you make of all of this? Why are they laughing? God, there's nothing that angers me more than hearing a woman laugh, and I don't know why. I have no idea why. It's infuriating me. Is there something wrong with me, Bugsie? Now I'm afraid to laugh. I know. Just hearing them laugh, it's just like, God, stop. They're laughing for no reason, and that's stupid. It's like there's a sign that says laugh, laugh now. Laugh now. Hear you laugh about it the entire hour. But okay, let's discuss it. But look at this. I mean, they look like they are fishing in the reflectible. That's not funny! He says they illegally placed chemicals in the water. That's not funny either. What are they laughing at? I'm seriously getting upset. Left a 300-foot gas in the pool. Now, why are they laughing? Why are they allowed to laugh? Put these women in jail. Put them in jail. It is the only thing that's going to save this country is locking these people up. They're trying to get the algae out. Stop.

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She has a scar there. So Tina Fey is actually an okay answer. I'm going to allow that one. So my anger is going to subside just a bit for hated eight. And you might know why I'm in a bad mood after I give you my hated eight. But we'll get to that here in just a second. Hated Eight, of course, brought you by Scout Pest Control. You know about Scout Pest Control. Bugs aren't funny. Therefore, bugs are women. That's how it works. Bugs aren't funny. Therefore, bugs are way. Okay, good. So bugs aren't funny. Bugs are a pest. And who's going to get your pests out? Scout pest control. They're going to control those pests. Jared and his team are all over. They do a great job at home, at the office, and everywhere else, their team is awesome. Jared's awesome. Let them help you today. Regular service is going to make you very, very happy because it's going to eliminate all the pests inside your house. Roaches, brown recluses, bedbugs, rats, mosquitoes, you name it. They're going to handle it for you. Scoutpestcontrol.com. Let them help you today. And right now, let's thank them for bringing us our favorite segment every single day. Hey!

I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore. What's got you steamed? What's got you mad? Tell us now. It's time for hate at eight. Now, if any of you's got anything else to say, now the time. I'm getting a lot of messages saying that I hate women today. That is not the case. My hate doesn't have anything to do with women. Okay, I'm just going to lay that out there. And actually, Cindy was pretty amazing last night. I was not feeling well. She took great care of me. So how dare you? In fact, let's go ladies first. Austin, what are you hating on? Thank you, ladies first. I am hating on my lack of a raccoon hat. I really want one of those cool hats. Get it from Russia. Get it from Russia, okay? No, I don't want to commission it. I want to get it and hunt it myself, but I don't own a 22 rifle. Why do you want a raccoon hat? Can you explain that to me? Have you seen them? I mean, I think that kind of explains itself. You're an adult man with a child. Why do you want a raccoon hat? To impress my daughter, probably. I mean, can you imagine if your dad had a raccoon hat?

I started this segment wanting to repeal the 19th Amendment. Now I just want to do away with people's ability to vote altogether. Okay, that's where I'm at. That's where I'm at. Bugsy, good luck. What do you hate on? Well, I feel like I should just hate on you, but I know I'm actually hating on... So specifically the creator of what's called the replicator, okay? But I'm hating on everybody on Kickstarter as a whole who just comes up with an idea, just puts it into an AI thing. And they're like, I'm going to make this if you give me money. So there's this woman who her entire idea is like, oh, it's a robot that makes your food for you like a chef would. The entire thing, she hasn't been able to make it because her 3D printer keeps stopping working. The entire premise is that you put the food in the top and it dumps it into a pot and then it cooks it. It's taking out the easiest step of cooking. And they're trying to sell it for like $300 plus a subscription fee. What's the subscription do? You get the food. Like you might as well just have a food subscription service. You don't need the robot that just puts your food into a pot for you. Can I make a suggestion for everyone out there to get this a little bit easier? I guess. Just get married. Just, I mean, resolve that issue altogether. There's your food robot right there. Yeah. It also comes in a dishwasher variety as well. Sometimes you can get like a double model or triple model. They'll do laundry too. Hey, honestly, be married is like paying for a subscription with upgrades. I mean, it really is. I mean, I think you can probably make that parallel. All right. Yeah, Fie. Save the female gender. What are you hating on? I don't know if I can do that. So yesterday I hated on people who are just rooting against the reflecting pool. So I'm going to hate on these people again because I see videos out there. You know this one has set me off into a rage, right? Oh, it is? Just change it, change it. Yes, yes. Well, okay, good, good. I'm glad. But I'm watching people, there's videos of people like heckling the park workers and yelling at them and making fun of them when they're just trying to do their job to clean the pool. Yes. These same people are the people that get upset at like grocery store carons who yell at the cashier for the prices. But they're essentially doing that. Yep. Yep, well, they are those people. Yeah, they've become those people. They've gone full circle. Yeah, absolutely, absolutely. Like, I don't, I don't, I, oh, it's so infuriating. Here's one for you, Yaffi. I am hating on selective service veteran Yaffi for closing the Straits of Hormuz until all 500 geese are murdered. Yeah, Fie. We're tying all these things together here, man. You sound like a psychobat. I don't know if I could close the straight of Hormuz. Maybe.

Maybe the little river in downtown Huntsville will just close that. Go put a blockade on it. Are you standing there the whole time? That would be awesome. That would be awesome. Put a little blockade on the little river there. All right. I don't hate you. I don't hate you. I don't hate you. Dale, what are you hating on? All right. Listen, I'm going to tell you guys a little story about something that happened to me yesterday, and it was not good. So for those who don't know, I'm the operations manager of Cumulus Broadcasting. Some of the people that work for me probably don't know that I'm the operation for cable broadcasting. But I am. So when stuff around this building goes wrong, people are like, hey, Dale, what are you going to do about this? I'm like, I don't know. What will we do? So I noticed when I was using the latrine the other day, I walked in there and there was like a little puddle on the floor. And there was a urinal that was taken out, which by the way, why would you remove a journal? And I don't even understand why you would take it off the wall. If anything, I want a urinal in my house. If I ever buy another house, I'm getting a urinal in the house. Just, you know, urinals are awesome. But in that bathroom there, you guys all know this. There's a little cap on the, where the urinal went. Do you guys know what I'm talking about? I have no idea what you're talking about. I was going to say, I have an excuse, but I guess Yaffey and Austin don't have an excuse for not nothing. There used to be a journal in there. Before I even got here 20 years ago, they removed it and capped it. I had no idea. So it started leaking yesterday. And I went to the thing and I was like, I got to call a plumber to figure out how to turn this off because the rest of it's like buried in the wall, except for the cap. And the cap is leaking. And I'm like, okay, that's fine. So I get ready to call the palm. Before I do this, let me just try to push this thing on here a little bit more. I push it and it comes off. And that water that has been there pushing against that cap for 20 years comes flying out of there. And the hole is like. I don't know how to explain this, but it's about the size of a small apple. And water just went everywhere. And it's black and it's got gunk in it. And it's got all sorts of stuff all over it. And it's just going everywhere in the bathroom. Now, I'm sick. Okay. And in my mind, I was about to walk out the door and go home and get in bed and start crying. Like, that's what I was going to do today yesterday. I didn't make a video for Yo Hammer News. I just didn't feel good. So then I have to spend the next hour and a half cleaning this up because of this mess. And I am covered head to toe in this 20-year-old stinky-ass water. I'm trying to figure out a way to blame Donald Trump for this. I can't get there. But it is disgusting. And I am now... promoting you Bugsy to Head of Maintenance at Cumulus Broadcasting. Congratulations. I'm passing that off to you. Do you accept the assignment? I'm surprised you didn't already make me fix the urinal thing. I mean, I was absolutely covered in water. How did you stop the water? I just forced the thing back on. As I'm forcing the thing back on, you know what's happening, right?

It's like spraying every now. As it's happening, I mean, it's just going absolutely everywhere. I was so pissed. I was so pissed. I was so pissed. You deserve to be. Holy. So gross. And I, you know, I get home and I guess my wife's there. I don't know what she was doing. She's about to go get grand, I guess. And she's like. What this happened? I just grunted and walked into the other room. I didn't even say. I just grunted. She didn't even come in and find out what was going on. She could tell that I was about to rage. So, yeah. So anyway, congratulations, Bugs on your promotion. We'll be right back. This is the Dale Jackson Show. News Talk to the 70 a.m. 92.5 FM WVN. Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for joining us. Yeah, who is making your life worse? The 2% at the top or the 2% at the bottom? Ooh. I mean, it's a serious question. There's a reason I'm asking this. Who's making your life worse? And everyone out there, let me know. Who is causing more trouble for our society? The 2% of people at the top are the 2% of people at the bottom of our economic and social structure. Got to be the 2% at the bottom. I hate to say it. I'm going to sound cruel, unempathetic, but... Yes. That's exactly right. But you're exactly right. Why do you think it is that we don't... Want to say that? Well, like I said, because you say that they say you don't care about the poor or you're racist or whatever it is. I mean, all that's probably true, but still, it's not incorrect. The 2% at the bottom are making your life harder every day. The 2% of the top, they don't really have any impact on my life except for they're generally the investor and creator class, right? I was going to say, Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk have made my life easier in some ways. And better, right? Yes. Right. I mean, I don't think there's any question about that. But the guy who is like raging outside of the grocery store you go to, he's negatively impacting the quality of your life. And there's nothing you could do to Elon Musk that's going to make his life better and make him stop doing what he's doing. There's nothing you could do to Elon Musk that's going to make the guy on the train the other day. I don't know if you saw this. There was a guy on a train in New York playing music out of his Bluetooth speaker. And the guy was like, hey, could you turn that down? And he stabbed and killed him. I did not see that. Dear God. Yeah. Yeah. So there is a, there is a, there is really a. a problem here with the lowest sector of our society. And I think this is a conversation that's happening online. That's where this conversation came from because everyone's like all mad at some streamer who said who said straight up that the 2% of the bottom are causing most of your problems in your society. And people are mad at him for saying such a thing.

When it's obviously true. No one's no one is even remotely dissenting from any of it, right? Well, it makes people uncomfortable, but they know it's true. I mean, I think you're right about that. And it irritates me. This isn't to say everyone at the bottom is bad or everyone at the top is good or anything like this. But if we just think about this. Let's talk about what real problems are. I think the problem that I think that we see is those at the bottom have no shame that they're at the bottom anymore. And they're basically, and the real problem is you have those in the upper middle who are telling those at the bottom that they're not responsible for any of their position. Exactly. They're told their victims. Well, they must be a victim. We've taken away personal responsibility. They're a victim of Elon Musk. Mm-hmm. Like there's this whole idea that Elon Musk has ruined your life. And if you somehow punish Elon Musk, things would get better. And that's the thing I don't really understand. Like, even if they were to pass this massive tax increase, like, what would that do for the people in the middle? And there was a very wise person who used to be on this program. his name was Dr. Jess Brown. A lot of respect for him. Like him a lot. Very nice guy. And he basically made the argument that those in the middle were tired of getting it from both sides. And I think that's true. And that's sort of where you get the Trump populism from is that those in the middle are tired of getting it from both sides. And Donald Trump basically said, I'm fighting. for you in the middle. And that's what people, and right, and I'm telling you, that's, that's the gist of what, of what people are mad about right now. And I think whoever can dive into that part of the frustration wins. And I think that's why Trump's, you know, anti-illegal immigrant perspective and pro crime, pro crime, anti-crime perspective. I think that's why it's so popular. Because there's this whole thing is like, oh, those immigrants aren't the ones cause you the problem. It's the billionaires. I'm like, is it? Is it? Are the billionaires the people? I don't think it is. But they're still trying to sell that to you. And I just don't think many people are buying it. I don't think many people are buying it at all. Now, there is one perspective that I will take into perspective here. One perspective I will take into perspective here. Professional communicator here, guys. The political class is the one causing the problems in my life. But why is that? I'll give you Affie a chance to answer that, but here's my perspective. The reason that is is because the political class panders are the worst part of our society. What do you think it is? That's true. And they believe government, some kind of government program will solve all problems. Can fix every single one of these issues. Yeah. That's correct. And that's why, like, and I don't even kidding. You can go look. Over the last like four days, Ro Khanna has said, if we take Elon Musk's money, we can fix nine different issues depending on who he's talking to. He just, he makes up, oh, we can pay for student loans. We can pay for child care.

People will be able to eat. Adam Schiff said we can give $7,000. If we just take all of Elon Musk's money, we can give every household $7,000. It's like that doesn't do anything. It'll fix a single problem. This is the Dale Jackson Show. Jim Rome takes on sports. Part of what makes this show, the show, is the show within the show. The biggest topic on the show always seems to be the show itself. This is a way to give you clones a way to interact with one another. Yes, we will be going through the chat. Yes, it'll be a part of the program. The only thing that could ruin the show are the old school clones spitting up the same bull crap that they always have. The jungle is out taking names and ready to dominate. Let's get it. The Jim Rome Show podcast. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. form. I think a lot of people are missing the point I was making a second ago. I do. I think a lot of people are missing the point. You can blame the politicians all you want. They're pandering. to the lower class in our society. Think about it. They have decided that the lowest people, lowest class, is lower class the right way to say it? Is that an unacceptable framing, Yaffe, lower class before I go any further here, I'm going to let you tell me whether it is. Is that a fair way to frame it, lower class? Is it socioeconomic? Is it behavior-based? When I say the lower 2%, does everyone know what I'm talking about? I would assume they do. I don't really know what would be a better way to put it. They would want you to do it as they're the victim. So the disadvantaged is probably what they would want you to say. Okay, so the disadvantage in our society. Okay, the 2% at the bottom. Let's just say that are causing a lion's share of the problems. Let's just acknowledge that, okay? They're the ones that get put in jail. They're the ones that commit the crimes. They're the ones that are on more government assistance than anyone else. They're the problem. Yet, it seems as if the politicians pander to them because let's just be honest, your aunt. wants to believe that those people are victims, and therefore is looking for someone to come and save them. And the politicians are proclaiming that they're going to be the ones to save them. And I think that's the biggest problem we have. Honestly, I think that's the biggest problem we have is because we pander this kind of stuff. And they act like those guys at the top are the villains. And if you can make the guys at the top the villains, well, you don't consider yourself a guy at the top so they're mad. You can be mad at them. You can be jealous and envious. You feel bad about the people at the bottom. Like even when you walk by, and we've all done this. What do we do when we're driving down the street?

and you're in your car and your kids with you and your kid has to go to the bathroom and you're like okay I need to get him to a bathroom and you pull into a convenience store and it's sketchy outside what do you do you hit reverse and you go somewhere else right that's what you do well you don't go in there you don't go in there no you know exactly why you avoided going in there because it's sketchy It's a low-class, rough-looking place, and you just turn around and go somewhere else. That's how we live our entire lives, even though people don't want to admit it, whether you cross the street to get away from somebody, whether you avoid a certain situation, whether you don't go to a certain event because you know the type of crowd that's going to be there. That's the real world. So are you avoiding a place? And I'll put it to you this way. If you were going to go to an event that Elon Musk was at, do you avoid it because of the problems that might come with it versus you're going to go to a place where the dregs of society are going to be there? Which one are you avoiding? We all know the answer. The Elon Musk one, right? No. No, of course not. Of course not. And you're just not going to want any part of that. So off you go when you're going to ignore it. And again, This isn't meant to be like a mean thing towards people at the bottom of the socioeconomic spectrum. There before the grace of God go I. I should be that person. Okay. I've been very, very lucky. Now, yes, I'm a hard worker and all the other stuff. You make your own luck and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But there before the grace of God go I. And I'm not even suggesting that if you're on some sort of benefit or whatever that you are of poor moral character or any of that stuff. A lot of it has to do with behavior, so I don't even want to make it an economic thing. I don't even want to make it that. But I think we've just decided to demonize people. And look, look what happens when you do that. Charlie Kirk gets killed. Luigi Mangione becomes a star. Like, that's what happens. And I'm sorry, I can't even remember the name of Luigi Mangione, the guy Luigi Mangione shot. I can't remember his name. Isn't that sad? I forget his name too. And that's sad because that's because the media has obsessed over Luigi Mangione. Some of the text lines says try low income earners. I don't even know if that's it. I mean, yeah, look, money can't buy you happiness, but damn it can help. I'm just going to be completely honest with you. I'm not saying I'm happier now that I have an abundance of money, an opportunity, but it makes life a lot easier. I mean, it does. I mean, that's just the truth of the matter. If I go to the store of my kid and my kid says, can I have this? For me, it's not like, no, we can't afford it? For me, it's more like, no, I want to be a prick to you. I mean, that's, that's, that's my philosophy. My, my philosophy is sometimes I just need to tell my kid no. Because I know if he goes to the store with his mom, he's getting that whatever stuffed animal or whatever. It's not being a prick. That's what you're supposed to do. You have to teach some discipline. No, I know, but to me, I enjoy it. Okay. I do. I'm dead serious. I'm telling you the truth. I'm going to be 100% serious with you.

When I go to the grocery store and Grant, and he asked me for something, I usually don't care. I'm like, sure, whatever, man, but I tell him no, intentionally. Just because I know that he's getting it if he's there with Nana or his mom or something, I'm the only one's going to tell him no. So I don't buy him anything, really. Like, if I go into the 7-Eleven or something to get a slurpee, I might get him a whatever the newest, whatever prime hydration drink or whatever is. His mom says he's allowed to drink those. But I might do something like that, but I'm not buying him a $20 toy every time we go to Target. And just, you got to tell him no. And that has to happen. In our society, unfortunately, to kind of bring this all back full circle, the society is not telling those people know anymore. society is basically like, how can I get to yes? And the answer is by demonizing all. I mean, just think about this, just to stay with Grant for a second. If I told Grant, you could have that toy, that game you won if we took 10% of the Yaffy's income away. He's an 8-year-old, so he's an idiot. He would probably say yes. I mean, he would probably say yes. Give me what I, because he's an eight-year-old. And that's the mindset of these people. They believe that they're going to get their student loans paid for if they just take that money from Elon Musk. Now, for Democrats, the beauty of all of this is that that's never going to happen. So they get to have the fight for decades. Oh, if we just had the opportunity to take that money for Elon Musk, oh, we could do so much for you. But those guys won't let you. Those guys won't let you do it. And that's the world we're just right in the middle of. We are in the middle of that world right now. And the middle of that world basically says there are a bunch of people that will say, if you put enough people in office that will take from the people I don't like and give it to me, everything will be fine. And that's how they're framing, that's how they frame every single argument. We've gone from Donald Trump is wasting money on the reflecting pool to look how bad of a job they did on the reflecting pool. They don't mean any of those things. They don't mean a single thing they're saying. But it is all about creating the idea that there's this upper class of people punishing you. And it's incredibly frustrating. Yeah, did you see the Debbie Dingell quote? No. That she went home to Michigan and everyone was talking to her about the reflecting bull. God. I believe it, though. I believe it, though. She went there and everyone was talking to her about. Listen to this. If I say Washington, D.C. reflecting pool, the reflecting pool in front of the Lincoln Memorial. If I raise that subject, what do you say?

I'll die. That's all anybody talked about at home this weekend. It became, we have, I mean, it's not, it's very sad, actually, as we do go into the 250th. And, you know, the 250th is a time that all of us should remember how lucky we are to live in this country and what our forefathers put into that constitution. So he wanted it a flag blue. I don't know what's happened. Alti's a real problem. It is in Michigan. It is in the Great Lakes. So maybe people will study it and understand what he did to reflecting for, which is part of the beauty of Washington. I don't like that it's there. I'm more worried about it when it's in our waters. She's an idiot, obviously. I mean, that is a woman who's speaking from a position of power because the old man she was banging died. And then she took his job. And that guy was only in power because his dad died. Okay. And this, this right here is the nepotism. This is the argument against nepotism and that talent is not sexually transmitted. I mean, that's what this is. That's all this is. You could draw whatever conclusions you want, but those are my conclusions from this. I mean, just absolute stupidity. Everyone's talking about it. Everyone's been telling me all day. They can't get enough of telling me about how much the algae is bothering them. So she tried to fix it? I mean, did she come out anti-algae or pro-algae or just say a bunch of words? I'll say, I don't know what she, what her conclusion was. Right. What is her position on that? And the answer is nobody, nobody freaking knows. Nobody knows. And it's just crazy. It's so crazy here. And these people are really trying to sell this. Like this is like some sort of awful thing that has happened where they tried to fix the reflecting. And keep in mind, that's what happened. They're trying to fix it. And they're turning that into a villainous thing. And that's the part that kind of bothers me about it. And yes, you could tie it to the 2% thing I was talking about a second ago. They're suggesting, and you'll see it everywhere. Donald Trump is fixing the reflecting pool while people can't afford gas. Donald Trump is having a motorcycle rally at the White House while people can't afford gas. As if the argument was, well, we can either fix a reflecting pool or we could, uh, have a rally at the White House and nobody can ever afford gas. I mean, like, those are the options. It's just a complete, completely disjointed world in which you live in. Why? Because they're pandering to the bottom 2%. Okay? That is, that is the problem here. And I look at this and I look at how angry these people are and I just don't understand it. I just, Don't get it. Okay? I just don't get it. And I'm frustrated here today. I'll be completely honestly. I think the Whoopi Goldberg sent me off the rails. It's very possible that she just got me. But I mean, just look at how they handle this stuff. Part of what's curious about this situation is we stood here with you in April when you first revealed the plans. I said what? In April, you showed us pictures of what you were going to do at the pool one. You said you had a guy who was going to do it in a week for about a million dollars.

Well, it's been too much to $16.5 million. Okay, ready? Barack Hussein Obama. Have you ever heard of him? And then he goes into like it costs $35 million and they still have the same problem. How come nobody's pointing that out? They spent $35 million trying to eliminate this problem the first time and failed then too. I'm not saying give Trump a pass for this. Who cares? It's a reflecting pool. They should be trying to fix it. But we're rooting for algae. That's what we're doing. We're rooting for it. Yeah, how bad have I mangled this conversation? No, no, you're good. It's just frustrating because you would think any American would just be happy that a president cares about that. Like he cares. He wants it to look good for the celebration. Shouldn't we all want that? But because it's Trump, I'm not supposed to want it. And then when there's a problem, I'm supposed to kind of. celebrate that there was a problem because it's Trump. I mean, it's just when I, when people say Trump derangement syndrome, this is just the perfect example. It's not logical. It's a derangement. It's crazy. I just wonder, would we even be discussing this if Barack Obama was trying to fix a reflecting bull? Would we even know? Well, you said he did, and we didn't discuss it then. Right. I don't ever remember saying the words reflecting bull. I don't even, I don't even know. This is, God, I mean, both you and I were in news talk at the time, and neither of us remember that conversation at all. Correct. Absolutely correct. Absolutely, absolutely correct. Absolutely correct. And I just, it's wild. It is so crazy. And, um, We got a lot to get into. Let's get into next. 10 with him. Get your questions in right now. I'll answer them. The nastier, the better usually. Stay tuned. Get your questions in right now. Scoutpass control.com. WVNN. Hot take text line 866-494 WVN. Stay tuned. Dale Jackson.

Let's wrap up the program and get to it. Yaffy program up next. There's nothing I can do about that, guys. It happens. Every day around 9, I got to go do something else and we got to turn you over to Yaffy. It was up to me. Yaffy wouldn't even have a job, but that's just the way it is. Let's go ahead and get to 10 with him. 10. It's time to answer the deep questions. It's 10 with him. Yes, 10 questions in about 10 minutes, politics, personal pop culture, pro wrestling, parent social relations, and vicious personal attacks. And by the way, I hired Gabby, so I can say stuff like that. So, yeah, if it wasn't for me, it wouldn't have a job. Let's be real about it. How much money did Obama spend on the reflecting pool? Sorry, I cut it off there, but it said it didn't fix it. I think $34 million is the number they came up with. I think that's the right answer. $34 million. Yeah, but guys, what do you mean to tell you about this? The media is dumb. And we fall into a trap when we're responding to their dumbness. Okay? I'll give an example. There's a question about that exact thing. Listen to this. Dale, why have you fallen into the trap of quoting the view? Fox News does the same thing and it's the dumbest show on TV. I could sling a dead cat by its tail and hit somebody that has more political insight than anybody on the view. Okay, it's a good question, but let me give you the answer as I see it. Unfortunately, and again, I don't want anyone to take this the wrong way, so I'm going to say this in the most blunt way I can. Bitches be stupid, okay? And what you have is a bunch of women sitting home on television watching this. And this is a big source of their media diet. That's why they're so obese. I mean, that's the problem. This is, this show is a problem. That's why it gets so much attention because people do watch it. So I don't, just because it's dumb doesn't mean people don't watch it. I mean, Yaffy show is dumb, but people still listen to that, right? Yeah, is that right? Yes, wow. I'll take that as a compliment for me. See, there we go, there we go. As close as I'll get to a compliment. Is the reflecting pool where Joe Biden had kids to rub the hair down on his legs to watch it come back up again. Yeah, you're the expert on that. Was that it? No. No. Some pool in Delaware. That was a pool in Delaware or something where a corn pop or whatever his name was was a bad dude outside with chains because they couldn't get into the pool. They were probably just mad that Joe Biden was having those little black kids rub his legs. I mean, that's what they were probably mad about. Are they saying killing the geese is racist? In order to be able to kill geese, didn't the HOA have to get a permit or permission from the city? Why don't you go after the city? It's not my question. Why? I support killing the geese. I think you kill the geese and put their heads on pikes so the other geese get scared. I mean, I'm not... You got the wrong guy. I'm not mad they're killing the geese. I'm pro-geese murder. What are we talking about here?

I fully support the unregulated mass slaughtering of geese. Have I not made that clear? Because I fully support that. So I just want to make sure everyone understands this. I fully support the slaughter of the geese. Hey Dale, if Trump said his embracing socialism and communism, would the radical Dems finally embrace capitalism? I don't think so, but here's what I do know. A lot of Republicans would say, yeah, yeah, socialism's good. That's what they would do. I'm going to criticize my own side here for a second. And then what they would do when Donald Trump was like, ah, just kidding. They'd be like, yeah, yeah, that's exactly what would happen. So, yeah, if Trump embraced that, there would be a little bit of a culture shift. Anything Trump is for, they're going to be against. So, yeah, maybe there is some truth to that. Here's something that is also an absolute 100% honest to God true. The Yaffe program is up next. I know. I know. Usually I say something mean about Yaffy here, but I'm not going to do that. Yaffy is a pretty decent young lady. You're listening to the Dale Jackson Show. Jim Rome takes on sports. I will always have a complicated relationship with this game. But people evolve. So do sports. Do not make me regret this. Do not make me devolve. Back to that guy that so many clones wish that I still was. And do not embarrass the entire country. Now, I can go back. I can get there fast. Lose tonight. And you got a real problem. Do not blow it. The Jim Rome Show podcast. You've been warned. Follow and listen on your favorite platform.