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It's local. It's the Dale Jackson Show. And it's only on News Talk 770 a.m. 925 FM WVNN. Depend on it. for your time today and last night the president of the United States laid it out in a way that he probably should have done on day one of this situation in Iran but he made it very clear and I think very obvious as to what we're doing and what is happening right now and what is happening is the continuation of the destruction of Iran. We are going to continue to see that taking place and we will see it all the way through. If our allies want to help us, awesome. If they don't, we'll do it ourselves. That's the message. That's how he delivered it. And anyone going, well, there are very few details on all of this. A vague timeline. He said two to three weeks going to hit him. Well, I'll let him say it himself. Thanks to the progress we've made, I can say tonight that we are on track to complete all of America's military objectives shortly, very shortly. We're going to hit them extremely hard over the next two to three weeks. We're going to bring them back to the Stone Ages where they belong. In the meantime, discussions are ongoing. Regime change was... Not our goal. We never said regime change, but regime change has occurred because of all of their original leaders' death. They're all dead. The new group is less radical and much more reasonable. Yet if during this period of time no deal is made, we have our eyes on key targets. If there is no deal, we are going to hit each and every one of their electric generating plants very hard and probably simultaneously. We have not hit their oil. even though that's the easiest target of all because it would not give them even a small chance of survival or rebuilding. But we could hit it and it would be gone. Jesus, that doesn't sound very vague to me. That seems pretty direct as to what he's saying is going to happen. We're going to bomb them back to the Stone Age where they belong. We're going to hit their energy generating plants if they don't make a deal. And if we have to, we'll hit their oil. That's not vague. It's not vague. I understand that we have to do this in the American media. We have to do this. I understand we have to pretend that we don't understand anything and we have to pretend that this is all very confusing and all very complex. It's not. None of this is complex. I watched this yesterday. I was like, okay, great. My only complaint, the only complaint, the sole complaint, and I have won from last night, is that this wasn't done a month ago. That is the sole complaint I have, is that we did not do this one month ago. Had we done this one month ago?

I don't think the American media would be acting any differently. Now, this is their go-to. This is their standard. This is what they do. Their response to this kind of stuff is kind of irrelevant. Because as we all know, and we all should know, the simple fact of this is we are in the middle of an active hot conflict environment. Some people might refer to that maybe as a... Let me look this up. A war. Okay, so we're in the middle of an active hot conflict environment. And as that is ongoing, are we winning or are we losing? Okay, we're winning. Okay, great. What does victory look like? Well, quite simply put. The Iranians acknowledge that their neighbors get to exist. They're going to stop launching missiles. They're going to stop funding proxies, and they're going to open the Strait of Hormuz. That is it. We've also already crippled their missile systems. They know it. We know it. Their neighbors know it. And their nuclear program has been obliterated. Now, to this point on the nuclear program, what we have to do is make sure that it doesn't reemerge. The complaint yesterday, and I thought this was wild. I thought this was wild. Wild. The complaint yesterday was, believe it or not, Donald Trump didn't announce a plan to go in and get the uranium. Now we're, I just, again, think about it. What if he had said? Hey, you know what we're going to do? We're going to go in and we're going to get the uranium. We're launching Operation grab their uranium. Do the folks in the media go, that is a plan? It is a plan to get the uranium and it is a plan to end this conflict with Iran. No, all three things they claim they want, all three things they're complaining about, but all of us know. That had he said that, they would be having an aneurism this morning. An absolute aneurism. And the media's reaction of this has driven the stock market down the futures and oil prices up. Because they watched the speech last night and then went, ah, da, what? And that's, and now we're supposed to once again listen to them as they tell you over and over again that they don't understand what's going on. And boy, they don't. They don't understand it at all. Their confusion is, is obvious. And they don't even care. They don't even care. Their goal is just to drive down, and this is the truth, Donald Trump's poll numbers, which they're good at, they are able to do that. No question about it. An increase, and I want you to pay attention to the words I'm about to say here, by how much they're going to win in November.

Okay, we are now just running up the score. They are aware, well aware, that what's happening in Iran right now is going to be over in a couple of weeks. Okay? So their goal right now, their job right now, their task right now, what they're doing right now is driving down all of Trump's numbers. by pretending this is all confusing that he's not going to be able to dig out. I mean, that's it. That's it. And based on what they want out of the world, it's actually, it's a smart strategy. It is. It is. But it's all predicated on dishonesty and just general stupidity. Which again, it's an effective message. It's an effective weapon. I'm not going to criticize it. I'm not going to criticize the tactic, excuse me, as being bad tactically. It's dishonest. Yes, of course. I mean, that's their M.O. What do you expect them to do? I mean, do we expect them to wake up one day and be like, I'm going to tell the truth? No, of course not. Of course not. Donald Trump could have laid out everything I just said. yesterday. And by that, what I mean is saying, we're going to hit them here, here, here, here, here. And after we hit them, here, here, here, here, here, here, we are then going to walk away from Iran, the country having been changed significantly for the rest of the world to be safer. and for everything to be more stable in that region, and the American media would have been like, yeah, well, why'd we do it in the first place? That would have been their response. They can tell them all the things I've already said this morning about their threat to their neighbors, the funding of proxies, the missiles they have, the uranium that they were trying to enrich the protesters that they killed. And then they will go, yeah, yeah, yeah, but what? Why are we there? And then he can say, we're going to do this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, and that's going to be the end of it, and they'll go, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, but when does this end? They're asking questions that they won't accept answers for. That's it. They cannot accept that this is not the end of days. for the United States of America because they want it to be the end of days for the United States of America. That's it. Go watch the coverage after the speech. Go watch the coverage. Every single media, I don't say that. That's not fair. Every single media outlet except for Fox News, their immediate response to this was, yeah, but why are we there? which he laid out. He talked about the protesters being killed. He talked about the instability they caused to the region, their missile programs, the nuclear. Talked about all of that. He talked about the 47 years. And then they said, well, why are we there? And he talked, as he always has. He talked about what the goal is. Decapitate the regime.

destroy their missiles, destroy their uranium, make it to where they can't play. That's what they do. That's the goal. Fight people that will play nice with the rest of the world. That's the goal. And then they go, huh? I just don't understand. Why are we doing this? What's happened here? This is confusing. I don't know. I didn't find last night speech confusing. I didn't find it vague. I just wish you would have done it sooner. But again, I'm offering up legitimate criticism based on what actually happened, not based on how mad I am that Donald Trump is president of the United States, because that's everything they're doing is based on that. How mad they are. that Donald Trump is president of the United States. Let's take a quick time out. We got a lot to get into. This is just the beginning. We got a lot to talk about, so let's do it here, right here on WVNN. You can weigh in, voice your opinion as you may always do. Tell me what you think about the speech. Tell me what you think about where we are with Iran right now. Do you feel better, worse, or the same after yesterday? Look, if you've been paying attention, you probably feel about the same. Okay, because you already know all of this. 866-494 WVNN. That's the ScoutPestcontrol.com, WVNN, hot take text line. You can always email. Sorry, you can always email me, Dale at WVN.com. You jump in right there all the time. That's the downtown rescue mission.org email inbox. And, of course, the free speech phone lines are brought to you by Coleman Furniture Market. Free speech phone lines 866-494 WVN. Let's take a quick time out. Dale Jackson.

As I pointed out, yesterday the response from our friends in the media was, man, Donald Trump, isn't he the worst? These Iranians sure are doing great. Sure is good that the Iranians are able to fight us off. We should probably just quit. We should probably just quit, guys. That's all we got to do, is quit, and then everything will be fine. I mean, Donald Trump should never have done this in the first place. Leave the Iranians. Leave the Iranians alone. I love that Iran is more powerful now with a wrecked nuclear program, a wrecked air force, a wrecked navy, no air defense, none, and all their leadership under rubble or underground. No, no, no. They're better off today than they were a month ago. I really wish Donald Trump would lay out his strategy, you know, a couple more weeks and we're going to stop. I just don't know. I don't know. It's all very confusing. But let's move back to the great state of Alabama. And let's get joined by former Congressman Mo Brooks, who joins us. And we always appreciate him taking the time to talk with us. I'm not going to ask about here, Ryan, stuff. We've talked enough about that. I want to ask him about what we're seeing on television. I got a text yesterday from a family member, Congressman Brooks, former Congressman Brooks, from the 5th Congressional District. He is running for House District 20. And you're starting to see these TV ads today. And they're out there. And here's the text I got. from someone in my family, not my mother, my brother. I just saw the James Lemax commercial where he is trashing Mo Brooks really, really bad. Congressman Brooks, I've seen these ads before. The ads ran during your run for Senate last time, and they told me that you were in ISIS and working to bring illegal immigrants into the community. Now they're back. And you're a career politician who just can't get enough of being in the limelight. What are your thoughts on this? Well, the bottom line is this. We have a new nickname for our foe. Actually, two of them. We're struggling with which one is better. Pac-Man Lomax is one, with $450,000 so far coming from special interest political action committees that, of course, demand a quid pro quo. And the other one is Lion Lomax, based on the misrepresentations he has made in order to win this election.

And I guess the public's going to ultimately have to decide if they want someone who's 82% of his funding comes from special interest political action committees. And more startingly, is the over $60,000 now that has come directly or indirectly laundered money or not laundered money. from the sports betting alliance and draft kings and other out-of-state gambling moguls who want to legalize sports betting with the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow being a desire for a casino in Huntsville, Alabama. That's what it's coming down to. So it appears to me this race is going to or is already devolving into attack ads from them. And I was looking this up earlier today when I was going to know I was going to talk to you about this. And I jumped over to an ad that said fact checking Mo Brooks attack ads in the Alabama Senate race. And the screen that popped up first was Brooks voted to cut off funding to fight ISIS. And I'm just like, God, what are we doing here? I just remember how ridiculous this was, that you were a big ISIS fan or illegal immigrants or anything. And now we're doing it on this other side. And I'm just like, this is not. Necessary. And then what you're going to do the entire time is the relentless drumbeat that he is raising, and again, this is reality, where he's raising his money from and where it's coming from, right? Is that what the race is going to be? Well, there will be probably three or four items. That's certainly one that he is controlled by special interest groups, and you can follow the money, which is the number one rule of politics. And from following the money, you connect it to the votes that have been cast, and it's pretty sorted. It's not something that I would do, have ever done. But nonetheless, it's what he's doing. The public's going to have to decide if they want a pawn of special interest groups representing them. in Montgomery, the ratio of special interest political action committee money versus money from the people James Lomax claims he represents is somewhere in the neighborhood of 25 to 1. For every $1 he collects from citizens inside this legislative district, $25, more than $25, is coming from special interest political action committees. And it's not just... The generic special interest political action committees, it's over, well, it's $30,000 from trial lawyers. It's $12,000, $15,000, excuse me, it went up from entities, political action committees that won't hire utility rates.

It's $35,000 from the Liberal Teachers Union and all that it stands for. It's over $160,000 from... special interest political action committees that won open borders or the importation of cheap foreign labor that undermines the wages of both blue collar and white collar American workers. And the list just goes on and on. But the new kid on the block is the out-of-state gambling moguls who think that they've got a bought vote with how much money they're putting behind James Lange. Yeah, there's definitely a movement here for the big money to come in and get this done and get you defeated. And I think it's less about Lomax than it is about the idea that this is one of the contested primaries that they have. And I think the leadership, which you've been sideways with, including Nathaniel Ledbetter, is basically trying to express the message that we're going to protect our elected officials. Is that? Would you agree with that a synopsis? Well, I would not exclude that Nathaniel Ledbetter is also bought and paid for by special interest political action committee money. That's what's corrupting our public policy debates in Washington, D.C. It's what's corrupting our public policy debates. In Montgomery and Nathaniel Ledbetter is just another pawn. as is James Lomax in this scheme by the special interest groups to get what they want to be at the top of the totem pole while the public interest is way down at the bottom. And in my race, I'm not going to accept any special interest political action committee money during this election cycle. When I was first elected to the legislature, I was the only legislator out of 140 who took zero political action committee money. I'm not going to say all political action committee money is bad, okay? You can understand some people getting some PAC money, but when it's a 25 to 1 ratio. That's pretty doggone bad when it's over $450,000 that James Lomax has got from special interest. And you know there's a quid pro demanded, 82% of his campaign financing. That's bad. That's way out of whack. When you've got 1819 news writing an article saying that James Lomax is getting more from out-of-state gambling moguls than any other member of the Alabama House of Representatives, guys just be clear. Yeah, let's just be clear. The political action committee money generally supports incumbents, and they're out there.

trying to defend the ground. I mean, that's what they're trying to do. And the way they're willing to do that or the way they're able to do that is with these donations and these big dollars. And yeah, I completely agree. I think that this is, I guess, going to be the battle moving forward. And it's going to be, and this is going to be an ugly race. And we're already moving past that. Real quick, before we jump out of here. Let me emphasize something, Dale, let me emphasize something. Everything I'm going to state is backed up by. state or federal government documentation, and I'm given facts. I also have opinions associated with those facts, and you can debate the opinion, but the facts are the facts. Oh, no, I've seen enough Mo Brooks campaign to understand how this thing goes. I'm well aware that you are, you have, you are loaded for bear, and now it's going to be. It's going to be utilized. That's not a criticism. These are statements of facts. I'm not even giving an opinion. These are facts. That's where this is all headed. Congressman Brooks, last thing, a little less serious, based on the space launch program. I think this is an interesting question. Your former colleague Matt Bill Gates claims the military once briefed him on an alien breeding program involving humans when he was in office. Did they ever give you that information? No. I missed that briefing. I'm sorry. I got to laugh at it. What do you make of this? What do you make of this? I don't know what to make of it. It's so far out there. And I've never heard of it before. And that's all I can say. I just chuckle. If he was briefed on this, let's just say that he was. Is he violating anything by releasing it? But I have no idea. I don't know the circumstances, and I don't know who would come up with such a crazy idea. I'm pretty comfortable in saying this. If there were, if E.T. was on planet Earth. we probably would have a whole lot more evidence of it than we do right now. Okay, fair enough. There we go. Congressman Mo Brooks, thank you very much. Always appreciate him coming on the program talking about his campaign and alien, human hybrid. breeding programs. I bet he didn't expect that a question before this all started. But thank you very much to Mo Brooks, joining us here on the Alabama A&M $350 million bulldog hotline. Always welcome to have Congressman Brooks on the program. We'll also open the door to James Lomax if he'd like to come on as well. Keep your radio locked right here, folks. Continue getting your thoughts in as well. 866-494 WVNN. Stay tuned. This is The Dale Jackson Show. For those people who are unaware, the alien human hybrid conversation, it's strength. Okay, Matt Bill Gates was a former member of the house.

I actually used to live in his district. This was long before he was there. But he was a former member of the house, former candidate, I guess, or what are you going to call him nominee for Attorney General. And he said he was briefed on alien human hybrids that were being created to enable government officials to communicate with beans from other worlds. This is it. You ready? Ready? Here we go. I had someone come and briefed me who was in a military uniform, worked for the United States Army that was briefing me on the locations of hybrid breeding programs where captured aliens were breeding with humans to create some hybrid race that could engage in intergalactic communications. An actual uniform member of the United States Army briefed me on that. Okay. All right. And you know what's funny about this? This is one of those things where somebody comes out and says something and they go, okay, well, where were they? Tell me where they were. He said there were six to 12 facilities involved in the scheme. And he said he did not concede. He did not go and look into this claim by what some are calling a whistleblower. Holy crap. Okay, so we're insane. I just want to make sure we're insane. Okay, we're insane? Okay, good. Good, good to hear. Now, let's go to someone who's not insane. His name is Matt Curtis. He is with the Matt Curtis real estate team. They sell home every eight hours. Matt Curtis, top that. That's a hard conversation to follow up on, Undergalactic. breeding is something that's definitely hard to follow up on. But the real estate market is also very interesting right now as well. We are seeing improved affordability. We're seeing pending sales going up. We're actually starting to see multiple offers. But the interesting thing is one in three homes that sellers put on the market are actually not selling right now. So it's a very interesting time here in Huntsville. Why do you think that is? Why do you think we're having a problem right now? Why do you think things are shifting? Is the Iran situation just a bunch of uncertainty? You know, I don't know that I would call it a problem. I would say overall the market is much healthier than it was last year, even the last couple of years. We're seeing affordability up. We're seeing multiple offers. We haven't seen that. We're actually seeing more sales. But we still have some sellers that, you know, are unrealistic, you know, in terms of pricing, in terms of conditioning, or not hiring the right agent and getting the right marketing out there. It's still a market that you've got to do those three things. But if you do those three things and you price it right, you've got great condition and you hire the right agent who markets your home well, you have an opportunity to not only sell it, but potentially sell it for multiple offers. What's the future look like? A lot of people feel uncertainty right now. What do you take from that?

Well, you know, I think it depends. You know, Huntsville is all, you know, Huntsville and the real estate market is all basically local. And so for Huntsville, I think a lot of great things are happening. We've got Space Command that is not a few years out. It is here. People are coming with Space Command today. They're coming next year. They're coming the year after that. So we have a lot of jobs coming to the area. We have increased affordability. We are one of the largest cities in the entire U.S. in terms of landmass. which is great because as more people come to the area, we can build affordable housing. And so I think the future is very, very bright for Huntsville. I think overall in the U.S., the housing market is going to probably stagnate for a little bit. But I think Huntsville is prime to really benefit over the next five to 10 years. Okay, there we go. I think you're right about that. I think things are definitely turning, continuing to trend in the right direction locally, no question about that. All right, Matt Curtis, the Matt Curtis real estate team. We always appreciate him jumping in here and sharing the latest real estate news with us. We're always appreciated being here. That's Matt Curtis and the Matt Curtis real estate team. Back to aliens, guys. I mean, that's the most important thing. Here's what I will tell you about Matt Bill Gates and his aliens, okay? Here we go. He's full of crap. That's what I'll tell you. That's what I'll tell you. But yesterday, we did blast off and wait until you hear this stuff that is going on on social media. And it goes to show you that the internet is not real life. I guess on Fox News yesterday. They were talking to a former astronaut. And during that conversation with the astronaut, they had a image on the screen of a graphic explaining what was going to go on with this launch. And the number of people, and there were a lot of them. The number of people who were like, oh, Brett Bear, Brett Bear, he is, I can't believe he's doing this. Can you believe that Brett Bear on Fox News is engaged in the fake and the hoax that is NASA? Can you believe this? And they're trying to make the argument that the graphic he put on the news was what they were trying to frame. as the actual launch and flight of the space shuttle. And all the people following the story, or at least to commentate online on this, were saying, I can't believe they didn't realize it was fake. It was obviously a CGI explanation about what was going on. Okay? That's what it was. And they're suggesting... That what he was doing was faking the NASA launch of Artemis. This is crazy. This is absolutely insane. It is wild to watch and see and watches people are like, no, this launch never happened. This launch never happened.

And we are now looking at this and seeing a miracle that we're getting back into the moon race and beyond. And now we have people who are saying they showed a CGI image on Fox News because there was no real launch. So I fully expect the Dean Oodles of the world. To come in here and not here because you've never come in here. Okay, never come in here. Let's make sure we understand that. To take to social media and say, well, see, we knew this wasn't real. The Dean Odle's those would be the flat earth candidates for office in the past that have been thoroughly destroyed and debunked on this radio program. And there are people who are now suggesting that Brett Baer is part of the conspiracy. to lie about the moon landing, to lie about space, to lie now about Artemis. And as one of our listeners points out, this is true. I saw it as well. Dale, I was watching Fox News, and it even said on the screen animation. Yeah, I know. I know. People are not very smart, but it is funny. There is that. Dale Jackson.

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That's how they're reacting to this. And I just cannot fathom the need to do this. And I, and I, and I, and I refuse. I absolutely refuse to take people like that seriously. You know, the real problem here is we haven't definitely degraded the forces of the Iranians enough. They might actually be in a stronger position, and we're about to turn over the Strait of Hormuz to them and allow them to blockade it forever, guys. It might be over. We started a war with them. And golly, gee, guys, we started the war, and now they're going to have control of the Strait of Hormuz, which they weren't. blockade him before, but we're just going to allow him to blockade it forever. Now, golly, guess we shouldn't have started the, I mean, just what are we doing? Why are we doing it? Why? And why would people say it to other people not go, oh, God, come on, why are you doing this? The failure in the American media of reporters and other analysts to call their colleagues morons. It is a real problem. I mean, it really is. It is a problem that needs to be rectified. On every set, there should be a person that just looks at another person and goes, God, you are really stupid. I mean, you are incredibly stupid and I hate you. And I think there might be a place for that. There might be a place for that in the American media. Oh, our politics have gotten too coarse. Alternate opinion, our politics haven't gotten coarse enough. Yes, that may be the real answer. Anyway, it is long after, eight after the hour. We talked with Matt Curtis a second ago, and I want to remind you. right now that the Matt Curtis real estate team sells a home every eight hours. Let Matt Curtis help you out today because that's exactly what he's going to do in selling your home. He's ready to do just that. So let him help you there. Matt Curtis realestate.com. We're about to jump into the seven things where we go through the seven top stories in the state and beyond. It's brought to you by two men in a truck. Two men in a truck. Love them. You should love them as well. Why? Simple. They're going to help you make your next move. They're going to make that next move for you very, very easy. I've used them. I love them. And you should use them and love them as well. They have the grandma. We'll treat everyone the way you want your grandma to be treated. They do it. And they're ready to do it for you. They'll come. They'll pack it up. They'll move. They'll unpack it. They'll stage it. And you'll be happy. Near far, big small doesn't matter. Two minute trucks on top of it. I've used them. You should use them. If you don't use them, why? Why do you dislike your family and friends? Nobody wants to come and help you move your stuff, guys. They don't. You're an adult. You're a big boy. It's time for you to hire someone to do it. And those people are two men in a truck. Two men in truck Huntsville.com. Talk to those guys today. And when you do, of course, make sure you tell them Dale Jackson sent you. All right, let's get to it. It is time for the often duplicated, never replicated the most critically acclaimed segment here.

on the Dale Jackson Show, brought to you by Alabama's most trusted journalist. It's the seven things you should be talking about today. Now time for the seven things you'll be talking about today. Number seven. Alabama's head coach, yes, we're talking about this again. Kalin DeBoer has once again addressed coaching rumors linking him to previous openings at Penn State and Michigan. I'm trying to think of the time period in my lifetime where the Penn State and Michigan jobs are better than the Alabama job, and there's very few periods where that's actually true. He again said he plans on being at Alabama for a while, emphasizing his love for the program, the support the players, and the direction of staff has taken over the last two years, while noting that a lot of heavy lifting has been done to position the team for future success. You know, if I'm Caleb Dabor, I actually kind of like this conversation. Because I think at the end of the day, it's going to help him get more money. I think he's going to, you know, Alabama doesn't really need to be turned around. But eventually, the folks Alabama are going to have to pay him more money to stay. So keep it up. Number six. Alabama lawmakers have passed reform to the Public Service Commission that will expand the number of members on the commission, despite the sponsor. of the bill voting against it. Mac Butler, who is the sponsor of that piece of legislation, voted against it. And when he voted against it, he said this isn't the bill I originally wanted. It doesn't have enough rate protections and things like that in it. During a conversation on that bill inside the House caucus meeting, State Representative Ardenal Mooney was removed from a closed door House GOP caucus meeting for trying to record it. So now we know who's been recording meetings with other lawmakers. It's Ardenal Mooney, and I doubt that's going to play very well for him in the future. No trust there, none. Number five. A candidate for attorney general, Catherine Robertson, is really speaking my language. Okay, she is nailing this when it comes to trying to get my attention. She has called for an end to school desegregation orders. And that... cannot come soon enough. She says it's time to end the racial quotas of the state's public schools and desegregation orders have basically been used to control everything from school policy to school districts and how they're drawn because they want to just make sure that the federal government continues to have a finger in everything. that is done in some of these places. I can speak to the Huntsville desegregation order as one that has been cited over and over again, even on issues of discipline. The desegregation order brings in other players to the mix. Number four. Oh, God, what an embarrassment the other day for U.S. Representative Shimari figures.

He posed a question about voter ID. I believe he was in a church. And while he was standing there talking to his constituents, he asked them, hey, how many of you guys don't have an ID? And nobody in the room raised their hands. So Shamari Figures is bringing his DC elite liberalism. to his local community and saying to people, hell, you guys are black, right? So none of you guys have IDs, right? Oh, you all have IDs? Ooh, sorry. I guess I'm just a stupid idiot that's listened to too much Chuck Schumer. My fault. My bad. I wonder if he'll change his position on this issue now that he's been embarrassed. No, probably not. Number three. The Artemis Mission, Artemis 2. Yep, it happened. Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. And he is, or it is, excuse me, a success so far. It will send astronauts around the moon. And Alabama has played a heavy role in this. It is a historic return to crude lunar missions. And it's fantastic. It is fantastic. And we should all applaud this. Meanwhile, there are some people who are suggesting, you know, it's actually being done at the sound stage somewhere. But again, first time we're heading towards the moon in like 50 years, this all went and took off and went off without a hitch. And it is a big milestone here. The goal, obviously, is A, return humans to the moon, set up a base there, and then off to Mars, we shall go. Hopefully it works out that way. It's looking good so far. Number two. All right, President Donald Trump addressed the nation on the Iran conflict, providing updates on ongoing military actions, diplomatic efforts, and the timeline for resolution, which he placed at about two to three weeks. So that's where we are. That's where it's at. Now, there are. ramifications of this. You have the Iranian president trying to write a letter to the American people, which I saw reference a lot the other day, and that letter says, guys, you're being lied to. None of this is real. It's us. Everything's going great. Yeah. You know everything's going great with the Iranian president is trying to write a letter to the American people to tell him how great everything is going there. I'm sure. Surely that is not a sign of desperation in any way, shape, or form. The Iranian president is doing that for our own good, not for his. No, no. No, time for the number one thing you'll be talking about today. U.S. Representative Robert Adderholt and Governor-elect National Championship winning coach United States Senator Tommy Tuberville.

Both commended President Donald Trump for his handling of the Iran conflict, which has been an overwhelming military success. And anyone who says otherwise is just absolutely out of their gourd. So if the start of the conversation is, I don't think we're doing too good in Iran, you should stop listening to those people, okay? It just, just stop, okay? Mike Rogers. Chairman of the House of U.S. Armed Services Committee committed Trump for speaking directly to the American people. I look forward to hearing the President speak tonight and commend him for addressing the American people directly and transparently about the mission in Iran. His decision to act against Iran's radical regime was critical given the threat imposed to U.S. security. I'm grateful to our brave service members for the exceptional work they're doing to successfully carry out the president's clear military objectives and make... The American people safer. And he's right. All of that is perfect. And that is exactly what's been going on. And that was ahead of the speech. But the fact of the matter is, that's right. He laid out exactly what's happening, exactly what's going on, exactly what the goals are, and exactly how we get out. We get out when they're no longer a threat. When they can play nice. amongst the world and all we have to do guys is look over to Venezuela right now they're removing sanctions on Venezuela right now to allow them to work better with American companies because that country has been turned around That's what you're looking for here. Okay? Let's take a quick time out. We'll return right here on WVNN. Get WVN'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. So I mentioned this earlier in the program, and I'm going to mention it again. When I read the letter written by the Iranian president, I ask myself, did the Iranian president really write this or was it Jake Tapper? Was it Rachel Maddow or the guy running Iran? And it's a serious question because when you read this thing, it is just the exact same talking points. It is the exact same talking points. I mean, yesterday I was, I was pointing out how we do this thing in American politics that any time conservative say, you know, I don't think that we should be eating babies that we sacrifice to Morlock. And then Democrats go, oh, really?

I thought you were for smaller government, huh? And then they high five each other and the folks in the media go like, oh my God, can you believe they embarrass those Republicans that much? The Republicans claim they're for smaller government, but they want a law that says you can't sacrifice babies to Morlock. I thought they were for smaller government. And they just do this every single time. And I was looking at the letter from the Iranian president. And it is exactly the same kind of stuff. I mean, it is. It really is. I mean, uh, excuse me, American people. Is this really America first? You guys are so dumb. I mean, you know how you guys say America first and then you're in Iran? That's not America. So, so ready? Is this really America first? Ha ha ha. Oh, God, he got them. Roasted. Roasted.

And then you see people last night. I read the letter from the Iranian president. And the Iranian president asked the question we've all been asking. Is this really America first? And it's like, guys, he's repeating what you guys are saying. It's not, it's not anything but that. You guys think that's a clever line. because Iran is not America, and therefore you suggest that it's not America First, which is not how the premise of America First works. The premise of America First is that you do things that benefit the United States of America. That doesn't mean Donald Trump came into office saying, I'm going to give Americans money. To pay their grocery bills. How are Americans supposed to pay their grocery bills? But where in Iran? Is that really America first? That's a real... That is a real talking point amongst the American left in the media. It's a real talking point. It is where they are. It is what they're saying. And he's repeating it. Now, of course, they're ignoring the fact that in this letter... The Iranian president says, you guys know that we could like make a deal, right? Like we're open to making a deal. The letter says, quote, the choice between confrontation and engagement is both real and consequential. Its outcome will shape the future for generations to come. Wait a second. Hold on with that. I thought they weren't talking to us. I thought they weren't talking with us. I thought that that wasn't the thing. Okay, so that's confusing. Forget that. Did you see where he said, is this America first? Did he get that? Did you see that part? He says it's not America first. Because like Donald Trump said that during the campaign. Hey, guys, watch this. Check this out. Is this really making America great again?

Yeah, I didn't think so, guys. I didn't think so. No, it's not. It's not doing that. I mean, come on, guys, it's not really doing it. And as stupid as it sounds, this is the simple thought process of the American media. I mean, it really is. This is it. This is it. They've come up with this idea that instead of saying, you know, look at all the damage Iran is doing to us, which is not true. It's just gas prices. That's it. That is it. It's just gas prices. That's their only weapon. And instead of acknowledging that and pointing out to the American people that that is the sole weapon Iran has to use against us, they go out and suggest that the Iranians are putting the United States military through its paces, which is not what's happening. Hell, one of the guys' arguments was, look, we've used too many missiles. We shouldn't have used all these missiles. Aren't we actually just helping Iran by using all of these missiles? Yes, we blow up their Navy and their Air Force and stuff, but look how many missiles it took us. It's like, what? It's just insane nonsense. You're listening to the Dale Jackson Show. Jim Rome takes on sports. Part of what makes this show, 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. News Talk, 770 a.m. 92 5 FM, WVNN. Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for joining us. We're about to be joined by Sam Gavan, but I want to just kind of reference something here real quick. And I spoke kind of broadly about this, but I want to be more specific with it. And we'll get with Sam Gavan here on the Alabama A&M $350 million bulldog hotline here in just one second to talk about some Alabama stuff. But I mentioned the Iranian president's letter, which is being praised by those in the media because it asks the serious question. Is this really America first? It actually asked the question. That exact, like, condescending, silly, stupid, I'm smarter than everyone in the room conversationally way. Here we go. Is America true, is America first truly the priorities of the United States government today? Never in American, in modern history, has it chosen the path of aggression, expansion, colonialism, and domination and never initiated any war. They're talking about Iran, not us. Okay, keep that in mind. Iran's never done any of those things, guys. Iran is nice. America has clearly used aggression, expansion, colonialism, and domination. We've initiated wars all the time. Okay?

And the idea that his country is a threat is a product of political and economic whims of the powerful. And everything they've done is legitimate self-defense. This is the letter that our friends in the media are like, I don't know, guys, the Iranian president seems like he's a pretty reasonable guy. And I really wonder. Is this really America first? And that's just what they're going to ask over and over and over again. These people are such pathetic ass A-holes. Excuse me. All right, let's move on. Let's talk a little bit with Sam Gavann. He is my state senator. And I'm going to ask him a question about something that does not affect me in any way, shape, or form. He is a state senator representing Madison County. And here we go. Senator Gavann, the Public Service Commission. Reform has been passed, and it will go to the governor's hospital room in order to be signed, and she will sign it and expand the number of public service commission folks, which will then be decided by a congressional district vote, meaning the fifth congressional district will have a vote in this when it doesn't really affect them in any way, shape, or form. What's the takeaway from this public service commission bill that my audience will care about?

Well, I think that it is important that we have representation across the state. Right now, we have, the law is actually that there can be no more than one PSC member from a congressional district. I don't know how you enforce that. It's obviously not being enforced because we have four, I'm sorry, three members right now that are all from one congressional district being the fourth district. There have been times when we had, I think, two of the maybe three commissioners have been in TVA territory that does not affect utility rates. And, you know, why is that? And so I think there's a, you know, widespread belief that people, you know, people down in Mobile want to be represented. They want their voice heard. You know, the people in the wiregrass want, you know, want somebody that's going to be more responsive to them as opposed to somebody running a statewide race. And especially when you see the population of the state, you know, it's especially when you look in Republican primaries and that's where, you know, from the three statewide spots would be. would be all up in, well, not should say all, but the base of the Republican vote is Birmingham North. So I think it's a fair way to spread around the state and where more local issues are being brought to, you know, be reviewed. And we'll eventually, if the people with Madison County approve it, you know, will have a, but will be relevant to the people in the county. because we've got a constitutional amendment for the people of Madison County to consider to let private sewer systems go under the PSC control. And that's happened in other parts of the state. And Shelby County comes to mind. But there's some other sections as well. How would you recommend people vote on that? Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. How would you recommend that people vote on that? I recommend, well. We all voted for it and your legislative delegation, I think it was unanimous on both sides and bipartisan. So, you know, we think it's a good deal because there have been some abuses out there in the private sewer world. You know, once a sewer system is hooked in, you're, that's it. I mean, there is no way in the, in the practical world of. I guess you could spend $30,000, $40,000 on a private, a little septic, or not private, it's not the right word, because they're all private, but an engineered septic tank, which is going to look like an Indian mound in your backyard. But some of these reconnection rates have been, or fees have been outrageous. If somebody not done, I mean, people, look, you've got to pay your sewer bills. I get it. you know, the reconnection fee and the rates and all should be reasonable and not just arbitrary and capricious, which they can be right now. And that's why we think it's important for the PSC to take control over these private sewers. Okay. All right. So we got some public service commission stuff going on. The sponsor of the bill said, I don't like this anymore.

And then voted against the bill after it got changed. It did get confirmed, and off it goes to the governor's office. Have you heard anything new about the governor? I have not. Yeah, no. I knew she went into the hospital and, you know, same reports everybody else is saying, but I haven't heard anything since. I mean, there's certainly no. There's been no hand-wringing up in the halls worried about her condition, so I'm assuming she's fine. Yeah, I mean, the only thing that worries me is, you know, 81-year-old woman. anything happening to an 81-year-old woman to kind of worry about. But hopefully she's going to be all right. They expect her to be back. Those are the words of her staff. So let's hope she comes back and returns here relatively soon. You know, I hate to do this, see you, Senator. But you guys need to throw more pies or something inside the Alabama State Senate because it looks like all the attentions in the House. Arnold Mooney. is the individual who was apparently recording members of the House in a caucus meeting. Obviously, again, like I said, that's the other body. That's a pretty big violation. What happens in that instance? Can he be expelled from the body completely expelled from the Republican Party? What should be the reaction to that? Well, there's nothing in the party that would be ground for that at all. And, I mean, he's been a good Republican for a long time, so that's not, you know, that's beyond question. But as far as what the caucus can do, I mean, I've never seen the caucus rules. But it sounds like it's a big problem. I mean, I mean, you would consider that to be a violation, a violation if you were. If you were being recorded by a member, well, you guys think you're in there deliberating openly and you got somebody in there who's recording it, right? No, it would be a major issue. I mean, I've already, you know, I've mentioned this before. I don't want to reveal what somebody else says in caucus, but what I say in caucus is my business. And, you know, I've told people before that if that happens, I would warm out. Yeah, that's exactly right. And they apparently they took him and they decided they were going to put him out. I mean, that's exactly right. All right, moving on, there was a piece of legislation and I loved the way they wrote this. I love it. I mean, I love AO.com. I don't know if you saw this. Their headline right now is Alabama lawmakers pass PCS bill despite sponsor's objections. Their initial headline was Alabama legislature passes PSC reform or Alabama Power Protection Bill and it faces an uncertain future as time runs out. That's how they do their business. But here's the one that I like the most. There was a bill story yesterday.

And that story yesterday said that the staffing bill for police officers takes power away from black elected officials. And it referenced, I guess the size of the cities would be Huntsville and Montgomery at this particular point in time, are the ones affected. How black is Tommy Battle? I can confuse for him a lot. Don't answer the question. Don't answer the question. He actually recently got confused for me, which I thought was funny. So the grand scheme of human beings, maybe we've got a little similarities, but I don't think I would say zero. And, you know, of course, our... Look, that's the card they play. And it's just unfortunate. They've had it in their realm to, I mean, they've got the money in the budget, Dale. They just don't use it. It's not like it. Unfunded mandate. The money's in the budget. They don't spend it. Well, so the reason I ask the question that way, and you kind of answer it, but I just want to go back to it. It's like, when someone says that, like, this takes power away from black people, does anyone go? Guys, who are you talking about? Like, you need to, like, don't you need to force them to defend that point? Like, I mean, I'm not saying you guys didn't. I'm just saying, like, it's just so fake. It's such a fake thing that how do you get reported? I mean, you know, if you go back and look at the, you know, Senator Barfoot gave a pretty passionate. defense of why he's doing what he's doing on the floor. But that never gets in the article, Dale. It never, you know, you only get a few seconds clips. You don't get much in which I'm doubt that the press put any of his comments. I say the press, I mean, the media, TV media, put any of his comments out there. So, you know, if you don't get it on 18, 19 news or Yellowhammer or, you know, sometimes even now-bound political reporter, you just most likely not going to see it. Yeah, this is a Yellowhammer House. Thank you very much. We do not talk about those other guys. But I'm joking. Jeff Poros on this program all the time, and he's the editor-in-chief over there. The reason I bring it up is because, like you just said, it's one of the only arrows they have in their quiver, and you essentially laid that out, and they're just going to do what they're going to do. But good Lord. Has Montgomery not seen Memphis in Washington, D.C.? And can't they just acknowledge that if maybe you could drive down crime if you, oh, I don't know, tried? Like, I mean, that's as simple as I can put it. Like, maybe put a little effort into bringing the crime down. I mean, it doesn't really seem like that much of an affront put forth by the legislature. Why are they pretending it's such an attack on them?

I do not understand the inner workings. Senator Barfitt's had trouble getting information out of them. You know, they're so tight-lipped about everything. They won't share. And, you know, I've been in touch with our police chief. And he was texting me in the last two, you know, a day or two, I think it was yesterday, loose track of time down here. And, you know, we got an amendment put on there that gives us a little bit of a cushion. And, of course, gives Montgomery a cushion as well. And I think everybody would be delighted if Montgomery got up to that high. So, you know, we've lowered the standard from what Senator Barfoot originally wanted. You know, we've increased the standard, and I think that would be an excellent mark if Montgomery hits that mark. And I'm confident that Huntsville will maintain that mark. And so we've still got to, you know, see how it goes in the house. I think, you know, I think it will pass in the house. But, um, um, Anyway, we will be adopting new rules today in the Senate. And I've heard some little talk back and forth. And I'll just tell you the genesis of these rules that we're talking about. Hold on a second, Bugsie, bump that, bump that. We're going to go a little long here. Go ahead, Senator Gvan. I'm sorry. Continue. So, you know, this rules change talk started before, you know, and some people have specifically brought up John Wall and nothing to do with him. This was cooking way before he was in the race. It's not tied to the personality. The reason we're doing it now is I did not want to make it about personality. I did not want it to be, oh, well, you know, Wes Allen got in there and we're, you know, we didn't just Senate change the rules to throw Allen under the bus or, you know, whoever. I did not want to make it personal. This is about, and I've started getting into this this year. And I've made a number of changes. I think it's 23 different boards. We've got commissions or whatnot that the lieutenant governor was appointing senators to, and I've gotten that change to the pro tem making that appointment. Because the House and the House members that are appointed are appointed by the speakers. Why the Alabama Senate and the previous administrations. gave power to the executive over the legislative branch is beyond me. And so this is just part of a process where we're going through and we're transferring power back to the legislative branch where it belongs. And part of that is in the rules. And some people think we didn't go far enough. in what we'll do in the rules changes because there are still some powers in there for the lieutenant governor but you know lieutenant governor serves an important part and they get to recognize they can recognize who they want to recognize okay the only person they don't have a choice about is the pro tem they have to recognize the pro tem but you know i could be back there waving my hand and and they don't have to recognize me so i could be at the podium waving my hand they don't have to recognize me

So Lieutenant Governor still got power, and they still have a lot of appointments. But the legislative body needs to be run by the legislative body. Well, you know, it's funny. I talked with Lieutenant Governor Ainsworth about this yesterday, and he said basically the same thing. These reforms are not targeted in him or any of these other things. It's just about a power structure more so than anything else. I think you've laid that out there pretty well. We also talk with Senator or excuse me, Lieutenant Governor Ainsworth. yesterday about something else. Were you involved in the massive honoring of one Jamel, Jermaine Brown, Lieutenant Democrat, Lieutenant Governor? He, uh, I heard him that there was a, it was a huge honor for him to be recognized by, by the Alabama State Senate. Were you, uh, were you involved in that? I must have not been in the chamber. I don't recall hearing it. I generally don't pay attention to whoever is being recognized up there. Did you meet with him? From Madison County. Did you meet with him the other day? No, of course not. Why would he want to meet with me? I don't know. Look, the post by Will Ainsworth, Will Ayes were screwed up on one thing. He posted it one day early. There's a post by Will Ainsworth on social media. He's like, oh, my God, this guy is fantastic. He's going to be a great representative of the Democratic Party, blah, blah, and obviously he's kind of tugging cheek, and he's mocking him, and he's kind of mocking Doug Jay Jones as well. But had he done it on April Fool's Day, it would have hit a little harder, I think. But a lot of people are like, I don't understand why Will Ainsworth is doing something. I'm like, he's making fun of the guy. That's what he's doing. And it's kind of funny in that way. All right. Sam Graham, thank you very much. than we should have, but we appreciate you coming on here and being flexible with us. He's my state senator. We will talk with him next week. We will talk with the rest of you here in just one moment. Thank you to Sam Gavan for joining us on the Alabama A&M $350 million Bulldog Hotline. Learn more about them at aAMU.edu. It's the Dale Jackson Show.

the bill that would force the notoriously black cities with their black leadership of Huntsville and Montgomery to hire more police officers. I mean, a real, a real insult to those two predominantly black cities. Can we start calling Huntsville the largest predominantly black city in Alabama? I think I'm going to start doing that. Does that sound like a good idea, Bugsie? Could that in any way, shape, or form blow back on me? Is this any... You see any problems with me now referring to Huntsville as the largest predominantly black city in the district or in the state? No, no, surely nobody will have a problem at all since, you know, they said it. Yeah, I mean, they did. They were worried about it. They were worried about this bill passing and this vicious bill that they are foisting upon these two predominantly black cities in Alabama. You know, Huntsville and Montgomery would require them to hire a police officer. And this is where the rubber really meets the road here. 1.9 full-time police officers for every 1,000 residents based on the 2020 census. Right now, the 2020 census is about 200,000, which means they need to have 380 officers. The city of Montgomery has 220 police officers. So if you're wondering why crime is an issue there and why lawmakers. And I'm not kidding you about this. Lawmakers are like, damn, this place is just... terrible because that's where the capital is and i tell this story all the time we were going to do the dale jackson show which you're listening to right now from the legislature and we're down there and i call up the person who's supposed to let me in the building and they're like, yeah, yeah, come over here. And then when they opened the door, the little girl, a young lady, excuse me, open the door, I was, get here, get here, get in here. I was like, what's going on? They're like, no, this is not, it's dangerous down here. I was like, God, that's not a good sign. That is not a good sign. So, yeah, lots of worries there, especially for the notoriously black city of Huntsville, Alabama, with its black mayor Tommy Battle. That, that's the one that will probably get me in trouble, right? That, that's the part. Okay. All right. I think you're probably right. Yeah. So anyway, so the notoriously black mayor Tommy Battle already has the police officers that this bill would require. So I don't know why they're pretending. This is one of those things. So congratulations to that ridiculous line that they will continue to use. And it goes to show you the one thing that I always tell you. The people covering local politics do not understand it at all. Okay? They just don't get it. They don't get it. They just repeat the national narratives and they run with it regardless of what the truth is. You know who else does that? Members of Congress. Audio has leaked of Shammari figures from the second congressional district in Alabama asking a bunch of church members.

whether or not they have IDs or not. He's a Democrat. So his argument was, you guys are black, right? They're all like, yeah, we're black. And he's like, so you guys must not have IDs. So regardless about how you feel about voter ID, right? It's not about that. This is about ease of registration, right? The most common form of ID that everybody has is a driverless. Right? Look, I'm over a different era. I'm over a different generation. I probably feel a little bit differently about it. Watch this. How many people in here do not have an ID? Everybody has that. All right, all right, guys, watch this. Watch this point I'm about to prove. None of these people have IDs. So I'm going to ask them to show me their IDs and they're not going to be able to. Okay, okay, never mind. Never mind. They all have IDs. Entire argument just completely obliterated in two seconds. And there will never be an acknowledgement. by Shamari figures that this thing happened. Never. That'll be the last time he asked that question. It's time to go back to the drawing board and come up with another argument because that is an embarrassing argument. That's awesome. Keep it up. This is 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.

It's live, it's local. It's the Dale Jackson Show. And it's only on News Talk 770 a.m. 925 FM WVNN. Depend on it. Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for joining us. Lots of good questions have come in already. Lots of good hates have come in. Keep those babies coming in here right now on the Scout pest control.com to the UVN. Hot take tax line. You can get them in here right now. 866-494-9866. You know, I'd also like to point out, unrelated that my child is a superior third base athlete yesterday I made a little third base to second base put out and I was very impressed and he would have had another one too had the kid covered the bag who was supposed to but I just, I've been training him so hard. He's doing so well. That's had a really good hit. Grant is developing into a pretty decent little baseball player. And, you know, I'm not bragging anything, but he was batting cleanup as well. I look, I'm just saying I got a third baseman batting cleanup. putting doing putouts and I'm not even the coach of the team I mean that's I'm just saying I'm throwing that out there that my jeans are of superior athletic quality I think that is the the way I would put this oh we got a lot to get into you may ask me any of the questions you want about parenting coaching child rearing anything you want I've got all those answers for you for 10 with him a little bit later down the line it's eight after the hour time to remind you about Matt Curtis the Matt Curtis real estate team Let Matt Curtis help you out today. That's Matt Curtis realestate.com. That guy's ready to get in there and get your home sold. Matt Curtis, real estate.com. You can also jump in here on the Coleman Furniture Market, free speech phone lines at 866-494 WVNN. That's another way to get in and share your thoughts. We got Hayden 8 coming up here in just a minute, and I got some hate for you. You know who I'm hating on Fox News? Yep. It's a little preview for you. So let's go ahead and get to it. It's brought to you by Scout Pest Control. You know Scout Pest Control. You know who they are and you should because they're good at what they do. Regular service. That's what you want. You want these guys coming out. You see that Scout Pest Control vehicle and you go, damn, that's awesome. I love these guys. I can't wait for them to get here and keep all those pests out of my house. That's what they do for me and they can do it for you as well. Scout pest control. I got regular service? Yes, that's good. But what if you get up with roaches or rats because you don't have regular service? Termites. You need to get that inspection done. Mosquitoes outside. Folks, they're on top of it. Jared and his team, Scout pest control. They're on top of it. Let him take care of him for you. And they're proud sponsors of my favorite segment every single day. Yes, they're proud sponsors of hate at me.

I'm 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 got anything else to say, now's the time. Now is the time, now is... is the place, and I would also like to point out that I'm hating on myself a little bit here because I messed up on our movie night that we're all going to spend together. Yes, our movie night where we will all be going to the Independent at Lowell in Huntsville and watching the Oliver Stone Classic talk radio. That date has been moved to May 9th, so clear your schedule now. May 9th is the new date. Don't get mad at me. Don't get mad at me. I'm going to Cabo and I happen to book that movie screening right in the middle of that trip. And my wife said, nice try. You still have to go to Cabo with me. So I had to move it. So there we go. May night. May night. You can bring my birthday presents there as well because my birthday is May 4th. So bring me birthday presents too. Okay. There we go. Got a lot going on there. Very exciting for all of you. It is time for hate at 8. You can still jump in here and share your hates. You've got mail. Dale at WVNN.com. That is the downtown rescue mission.org email inbox. Let's go ahead and get some of your hates in here because you guys are really letting them fly. You guys are hating on your neighbors. Holy cow. Let me get this right here. Boom. I am hating on NASA. Have they not watched SpaceX launches with all the onboard video? Yeah, you know, I want to see the people on the inside. Yeah, you're right. I want to see that too. I think it's neat. And yeah, they didn't do that. They did not do that. So come on, NASA, folks, listen to this program. Get it together. I am hating on those in Huntsville that still believe that we didn't go to the moon. There's a lot of them. There are a lot of them. Yeah, I got a lot of text messages about that one yesterday. There are a lot of those people out there making those suggestions. Yes, that is absolutely true. So, yeah, it's a bit of an issue and it's a bit of a problem. We did go to the moon. The Earth is not flat. Sorry, Dean Odle and all your supporters. All right, let's go to Bugsie, Bugsie. What are you hating on? Mine's stupid today, as is every day. But I am hating on every other driver, I guess, out there this morning. I got flashed by so many people because they kept thinking that my brides were on, despite the fact that they saw my lights switch from the really bright lights, you know, dimmer as they were passing me, right? And they always do it. It's an angle thing. It's an angle thing. Yeah, it is, but I, you know. What can I do about it? My lights are weird. No, nothing. It's just an angle. You see, like, sometimes cars get behind you and it just lines up wrong. I'm being blinded. Yeah, that's, it is a real pain. And I've noticed, I don't know what it is.

I've been flashing a lot of people lately for not turning their lights on. I don't know what that is. I don't know if there's something going on. But for some reason, that is the case. I thought new cars all had like running lights and stuff like that. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I'm wrong about that. Mine are automatic too. But they're flashing me and telling me my lights are on when they're not. But they do it too late to where I can't flash them back and I'm blinded. Oh, careful. Don't get blinded. Keep your hands on the wheel and pay attention to what's going on. All right. Austin. What are he hating on? I'm hating on, I've seen a lot of flack for us going to the moon again or doing space exploration. It's so cool. It's American. It's European a little bit. It's explorers. It's not European at all. Why are you calling it European? Well, they circumnavigated the globe, but there's an explorer instinct to it. They didn't circumnavigate the moon. All right, that's fair. I'll claim it as American. Those Europeans who found America did it by accident. Okay, so. The Europeans, they accidentally found the moon. Look at this internet. This is like us going to Iran and be like, thanks, NATO. That's essentially what's going on here. And I'm hating on Austin's hate because it's hateworthy thanking the Europeans. We don't thank the Europeans for anything on this show, okay? Explores. Yeah. Okay, we'll allow a little bit of that. Also, Magellan. I don't think Magellan actually circumnavigated the globe either. I think what happened there is he died halfway around, if I remember correctly. Well, did his body circumnavigated it? Yeah, I think that's it. But yeah, I think he was killed before he got the job done. I could be wrong about that, but I do believe that. Okay, I do believe that. So it's pretty interesting to see how this is all going to shake out at the end of this. Okay? All right. By that, I mean, Magellan died, you know, hundreds of years ago. That's the end of all. Well, the fact check that, but yeah, I'm not doubtful. He discovered the straight regardless. Eventually, everyone does. Hold on. Hold on. I'll give you the information right here. He discovered the strain of Magellan. It's named after him. It wasn't just a coincidence. It was the first European across the Pacific, but he was killed in the Philippines on April 27, 1521. Man, what is it with explorers getting killed in East Asia? I don't know. I don't know. I didn't know. But listen. Too bad. All right, you got to get the job done there, bro. He didn't even finish it. But now we have all this other stuff named after the guy. We should rename it. Austin, your love of Europeans is pissing me off. All right, moving on, moving on. Dale, what are you hating on today? Fox News. I'm hating on Fox News. Over the last two days, they have done two things that I think are rather egregious. Number one, yesterday at like 6 a.m. They're like, it's April Fool's Day. Why would they do that? Who does that? I don't understand it. Like, hey, guys, happy April Fool's before you tell them a joke? Right, yes. And they just, like for everyone listening, they completely ruined any opportunity to be pranked or prank someone as well. And I thought, it's just, why would you do that? It just, it doesn't make any sense for them to do it. Now, a little bit of a.

A little bit of a heads up here. I'll get into why I don't do April Fool's anymore. Well, I did do an April Fool's yesterday. It was actually very good. We'll talk about that a little bit later as well. But in the next segment, I'll explain to you why I don't really do April Fool's on the radio anymore. Actually, listen, if you're listening right now, take a guess. as to why I don't do April Fool's jokes anymore. Just take a crack at it. Just get on the text line. Take a crack at why I don't do them anymore. Let's see how many people can figure it out. I've been listening to this program long enough to know. 866-494 WVNN. That, of course, is the Scout Pest Control.com. WVN. Hot take text line. Why doesn't Dale Jackson do April Fool's jokes anymore? All right. Moving past that. The other thing I'm hating on is today. They're doing a story about the Nuka guy from the Los Angeles Rams, Nuka Kola, or whatever his name is. His name escapes me now that I'm thinking about it. They said that he did an anti-Semitic touchdown dance, and he's in rehab because he bit some woman and said something anti-Semitic. Now, hold on. Say that again? Rehab for that. Well, he went into a holistic... Look, he's in trouble, so he's like, just like Tiger Woods, like, I need to get some rehab. It's like, no, dude. You need to stop drinking and driving. You don't need rehab. You just need to stop drinking and driving. Well, one of those things, you know, I think rehab might be helpful for. It's a little bit different than being a little racist. No, oh, look, Tiger Woods. is not addicted to drinking and driving. Tiger Woods might be addicted to the pills he had in his pocket. He is not addicted to drinking and driving. He just really likes doing it, okay? There's a huge, there's a huge difference. Maybe he's addicted to the drinking part and not the driving part. I don't know. I don't know. But the reality is this. This guy just happens to love drinking and driving. And Tiger Woods. America should be done with that guy. We should be done with him. Three DUIs, every opportunity in the world turn around, a conquering hero every time he returns, and now we're going to do it a third time. No thank you. No thank you. Anyway, so the Pukadooka, or whatever his name is, Pugua, he didn't actually do an anti-Semitic touchdown dance. He was on a stream with a guy who people think is anti-Semitic. It maybe is, I don't know anything about Aidan Ross. And Aidan Ross said, I'm going to teach you a new touchdown dance that I want you to do. And he spun like a football. He like took like his hand and spun it like he's spinning the football because if he's quarter touchdown, they have a football in his hand. Then he acted like he was warming his hands on a fire. And then he rubbed his hands together as if he was getting warm. That's what they're talking about. And I went and looked at him and said, how's that anti-Semitic? They're saying, this is real, by the way. Hold on one second. They're saying, for some reason, let me turn it down a little bit. They're saying.

I don't think there's a way to even do it where I could speak at that going by here. Could you hear a word I was saying as that's going on? I could. I don't know if anybody else could. Okay, all right. So anyway, they're saying he was spitting a dreidel. Dead serious. And then rubbing his hands together like a greedy Jew. Is it not anti-submitting? That's the first thing you think of? I think if that is what you took from that, you're an anti-Semite. No, no. Like, yeah, if you see somebody spinning something and then rubbing their hands together and the first thing you think is, oh, he's pretending to be Jewish. Like he's pretended to be a greedy Jew. Like, no. Maybe Aidan Ross is like an anti-Semite. I don't know. He kind of is. Okay, all right. So maybe that is the case. I don't know. He's one of the ones where they're like anti-Zionist. Oh, but he means Jews. Yeah. Okay, all right. So, so maybe it is. But by the idea, but for Fox News to say he did an anti-Semitic touchdown celebration implies he did it on the field. What actually happened is this video was shot and his coach, and there was like all this outcry about it, and he and his coach had a conversation and he talked to the meeting and said, I didn't realize that that was anti-Semitic. That was it. That's what happened. And they're holding that against him. I don't know, man. I don't know. I don't know. It's just the whole thing kind of blows me away on it. Okay? So I don't know. And everyone tells me that they can hear it just fine on the radio. So for now and I can talk over my stuff. We just learned something today here on the program. We haven't used that one in a while. Does that one sound okay too? Okay, I'm just double checking here and make sure everything's all right. It's just loud in my ear. Let's take a quick time out. When we come back, I will explain to you why I don't do April Fool's anymore and the best April Fool's joke that's ever been pulled by me. Stay tuned. It's the Dale Jackson Show.

Apparently every single one of my employees is getting COVID in 2026. I don't even understand it. First off, when Walker got COVID, I kind of believed it. But now that Kelsey's telling me he's got COVID, I don't believe it at all. I believe it, unfortunately. I saw him yesterday and he was sick and now I'm hoarse. Okay. Oh, great, great, great, great. Guys, just you know. Just you know. Just you know. I'm fine. Okay? That's the most important thing about this. I'm okay. I'm okay. Unlike Magellan's crew, you guys would not be able to carry on without me. Okay? Just to be aware of that, okay? All right. So before we get into the April Fool's answers here, I want to get one more hate in here because it's exactly correct. I just want to give credit where credit is due. This comes in on the ScoutPestcontrol.com at WVNN Hot Tick Textline. I'm hating on Austin for always saying, what are you hating on today? I'm hating on Dale even more for allowing it. The Dale of 10 years ago would have never let that go. By the way, the fact that hated eight's been going on for 10 years is probably a problem. That's probably something that people should be hating on as well. I refer to that now as a classic bit. Okay? It's a classic. It's a classic bit. But yes, you're correct. Austin, you're just supposed to say, Dale, what are you hating on? That's how you're supposed to do it. You guys got it. All right, real quick, we're going to run through these reasons why Dale Jackson does not do April Fool's jokes, even though Fox News ruined April Fool's yesterday before even if I was going to, I could have even tried. Dale did April Fool's and something went horribly wrong because a former AG tried to put you in jail for making Democrats think their voting day was the wrong day. Dale doesn't do April Fool's jokes on the radio anymore because he got his P.P. slapped for making a bad joke. Because he almost went to jail over the correct election day. Getting in hot water for doing April Fool's jokes. Because Dale got grounded from radio for an April Fool's joke. Because some people don't know that it's a joke and you may get prosecuted again. Smiley face. Dale doesn't do April fools anymore because of two words, Troy King. I would guess you took a joke too far on air and got in trouble. Okay, so all those things are somewhat true. Okay, so all those things are somewhat true. If I did a little bit of an April Fool's joke, I could potentially be fired. That's the truth of the matter. That's it. That's the truth. Look, there are people who cannot take jokes. It is a dangerous environment to do like jokes. When you, when you ridicule, mock and people or you do something silly, you can get yourself in a lot of trouble. And unfortunately, my sense of humor is somewhat mean. So any April Fool's jokes that I would come up with kind of would come off that way.

Now, I did do a really good April Fool's joke a long time ago where I convinced my audience that the Tampa Bay Devil Rays were moving to the Rocket City and they were going to pay for their new stadium by putting parking meters at every Walmart. And it was a well done bit. I had other radio hosts for other markets involved. I had a city councilman Glenn Watson involved. It was a well done put together bit. Didn't get me in any trouble. But I don't think if I did that today, people would probably lose their minds. Yesterday, however, I pulled off the best April Fool's joke that has ever been told. And I use it on multiple people. But for my employees, I text them at about 7 or 8 o'clock last night. And I told them that I really appreciate everything that they do for me. And then, of course, I told them April Fools because I have zero respect for them. That's just the way it is. I also told my son that I loved him. And then I told him April Fools. I told my wife that I loved her. And I told her April Fools. And everyone hated it. We'll be right back. Dale Jackson. The United States Soccer Federation presents the U.S. Soccer Podcast. I'm your host, Megan Klingerberg. One thing I promised you is an all-access pass that you wouldn't get on any other show. And we found out that whoever comes on scores a goal. Burhope, Freeman, trustee. U.S. soccer podcast magic is real people. We still got plenty of coverage all throughout this World Cup. Okay, let's get into it. The U.S. soccer podcast. Presented by Henko. Follow and listen on your favorite.

All right. All right. All right. Austin has decided to trigger me a little bit on history. And I'm insisting that I prove him wrong here on the Dale Jackson show. It is important. It is important since Austin holds Ferdinand Magellan in such high esteem for some reason and those damn dirty Europeans. You're wrong, Austin. That's the moral of the story. Here we go. Erdinand Magellan died before completing the circumnavigation of the globe. Magellan led the Spanish expedition that set out in 1519 with the goal of finding a western route to the Spice Islands, Mulluccas, by sailing around South America. He successfully navigated through the strait that now bears his name, Strait of Magellan, and crossed the Pacific Ocean, which he named. However, on April 27th, 1521, McGillen was killed in the Battle of Mactan in the Philippines while intervening in a local conflict between rival chiefs McGillen discovered and Travis... Hold on a second. Let me just stop there. This is why you don't get involved with other people's spousal disputes. This is why you don't step in in the park when some guys fighting with his wife. I mean, that's... I'm joking about that. I'm joking. That's a joke. That's a joke. But listen, he got killed while intervening in a local conflict between rival chiefs. Were they married? I was joking. That was a joke. That lead-up was heroic. He discovered all these things, straight. I mean, that was, I'm pretty convinced in the positive, actually. Oh, yeah, sure, sure, sure. McGillen discovered and traversed key parts of the route, including the Pacific Crossing. But he personally never completed the loop around the world. He died roughly 15 months before the Victoria's return. The expedition as a whole succeeded, but Magellan did not live to see it. Wasn't very successful for him. So the guy dies 15 months before they do something and everyone praises him for it. Okay. All right. Way to go. All right. What a wonderful piece of history there for McGillen. That's the important part of this. McGillen. Done got it right. All right. Thank you very much for all of that. What a mess this last couple of these last couple of segments have been. Listen, the Artemis launch was amazing, and I have a great clip for you. During a baseball game yesterday, you had a, it was a baseball game between, I think it was the, I think it was the Florida Gators. I forget who the other team was. But listen to this, when the rocket, with the rocket was launched. Leaping catch at just the right time to get the out. I'm going to get a look at it for you. But I don't know that we have a camera. There it is. Everyone is really interested in this. I mean, the fans have all turned around. The players are watching. The Florida coaches have come out of the dugout to take a look. Nice.

Now this is one of those things that as a Delandite, you see fairly frequently. But obviously not all the spectators here and not all the... personnel on the field get to see this on a regular basis. My mother-in-law is even standing up. Oh, is this, is this Ellen? I mean, certainly Ellen is like calling the game. Is it? It sounds like her. Yeah, it sounds just like Ellen. It's like, what is that? Anyway, so they were all very excited. They're out there pointing at it in the middle of the game and stuff like that. It's just cool. And, by the way, I was born in Florida, and no, it was not a regular occurrence that rockets were, that shuttles and or launch vehicles or whatever. I guess this is the SLS are launched. Oh, let's call it Artemis. It's not every day that Ardiv. Artemis is launched and we're all just supposed to be like, oh, that's just a normal everyday occurrence that's soaring over our head in the middle of a baseball game. So a really neat experience here to see everything going on here and to see all these people who are excited about it, except for some reason, these damn flat earthers just cannot get... enough of it. They just cannot get enough of it. They insist that all of this is some farce. What is the purpose? To anyone out there who does not believe that we went to the moon and does not believe, yes, and this is happening, as Austin pointed out, does not believe that we went into space yesterday. What is the purpose of the lie? Oh, what is it? I mean, is it clearly like some sort of NASA funding? Like there's a group of NASA people who benefit who are just, or is it the military industrial complex that we were super excited about and that that's what we're doing? What exactly is the end game of all the people who have come together to fake the moon landing? We just wanted to sound cool, I guess. Like, yeah, guys, I went to space last night. You know, I'm just saying. All right, maybe that's it. But you know, you have guys like Matt Bill Gates who on the other side of this. What was he doing yesterday? Yesterday, he was saying that there is an interspecies breeding program. or interstellar, intergalactic, let's call it that, an intergalactic breeding program at multiple bases around the country, he's telling that to people that he was briefed on this. Now, I, being the enterprising journalist that I am, asked one of Matt Bill Gates' old colleagues, Mo Brooks, if he had heard anything about this. And the answer to that was no. He hadn't heard anything about any of this. And I think it's very important that we get to the bottom of this. Here's what he said. The military ran a very secret program where aliens that were living, were forced into breeding programs with humans that had been abducted from war zones and even the caravans of migrants.

Man, this is actually a really good story. Why are they abducting people, though? Because I really think they could just ask around and somebody would say, yeah. Oh, yeah, that's right. That's right. That's right. Yeah, they could have done that. And it would have made a lot of sense. It would have made a lot of sense. And I just, I don't understand why when the military could run this secret program that they would have to do that. Yeah, you're right. You could probably, I bet you could put an ad on Facebook. Hey, who wants to bang an alien? You can probably turn it into a reality TV show, but I guess you don't want to do it. You don't want to do it out there. You were really asking Moe because you wanted to know how you could join it. Yeah, I could join it. No, okay, so let me give you the reason why they, now that I, now that this COVID thing is just an FYI, now that this COVID thing, sorry, my throat is starting to hurt. And I'm not tying this directly to Walker and her spreading of COVID through this building. in the year 2026. But something else happened today that reminds me of a time when I thought maybe I had COVID. Bugsie, do you know what it is? The last time everybody was sick? I don't know. No, no. They're little and they're blue. Oh, the gummy sharks? Yeah. I came into my office and you put some gummy sharks in here. The last time you gave me gummy sharks, you tried to kill me. No, oh my God, no, that's not how it happened. That was the last time I shared your gummy shark. There were my gummy sharks that you started eating, and then I took some, and you said, quit eating my gummy sharks. You're spreading your germs. And then I said, my germs, you're sick, you know, and then I ate them, and then the next day I got sick. I didn't think about it. I don't remember that way, but that, and then my throat started hurt. We were we in this? Anyway, I bet if you put an ad on Facebook, people would answer it and say, yeah, I'll bang an alien. But the reason why you abduct them from migrant care. Why aren't liberals mad about this? Liberals should be furious about this. They lost the chance. They're abducting migrants. And using them in alien breeding programs. They should be mad about this. Also from war zones and they're forced breeding them. But anyway, the reason why you do it this way is because you don't want anyone to miss those people and you don't want those people talking about it. So if you just disappear people who are on the edges of society. Like people in war zones, oh, maybe Bob got killed in a bomb and nobody knows he's really out there beefing actual aliens. Well, if we required it to be only American citizens to do this, they probably would have had a problem with that, that we're not giving the opportunity to the migrants. Well, it looks like we've internationalized it because we're going into war zones, which are not happening in America, so that's international. And we're taking migrant caravans and plucking people out and allowing aliens to have it with them. Okay, so allegedly there are between six and 12 of these locations around the country or where this has happened. And what he wanted was members of Congress to all show up at the same time to all of these different locations. So any of those activities could not be moved. So Matt Bill Gates says he saw evidence of UFOs. Okay, so just to be clear here. Okay, so there's classified stuff that you've seen that you can't talk about.

What if that was declassified? Trump says he's going to declassify it. What if that was declassified? What would happen with the American public? I don't think I've seen probably some of the most interesting stuff to declassify. Again, I think that if the things I've seen were declassified, the public's questions would be around. how this technology exists that can do some of these things. And if we don't have it and if we don't believe anyone else on Earth has it, you know, where do we think it came from? I think those would be the questions. So it's like space age technology that like would break our brains? It would not be anything that you know exists on Earth. And you've seen that in classified settings. I've seen things in classified settings that are not explainable with the technology we know is available. And I'm pretty well versed in that. I was on the Armed Services Committee for eight years. I sat on the emerging threats subcommittee that oversea. The follow of question here is tell me one of these things. Like that's the follow of question. But we never get there. We never get to like the what is it? What are you talking about? What is this stuff you've seen? And so I asked Mo Brooks about the alien humping program that the federal government is running and he said he didn't know anything about it. So he didn't know anything about this. Or he just can't tell you about it. Oh, no. He said he doesn't know anything about it. He did not do the I can't tell you stuff. Because he's part of it. That's a brilliant part of the whole thing. You can say, you can say no, that's not true and you're covering it up. Okay, I got it. Or you can give a vague, like, you know, maybe. Maybe it's real. I don't know. I can't really get too much into this. But I don't believe the thing Matt Bill Gates is saying. And this is the problem with this conversation. The guy's like, yeah, I think there's some aliens out there. Oh, yeah, tell me more. Oh, yeah, we're helping them. Did he have a dream about, like, seeing this? I have no idea. I have no idea. But Matt Bill Gates wants you to know that it's out there, and you need to be aware of this. So maybe they're going to Artemis to pick up chicks. Or maybe they're going into space with Artemis to pick up chicks. Who knows? I don't know. I mean, if they're even up there, after all, maybe the whole thing's fake. Maybe that's what it is. It's either fake or we're humping them. That's it. There's the answer. This is the Dale Jackson Show.

he did get me sick. I think we're turning into that direction. How is it me? I think it's happening. I don't think he's going down. All right. There we go. It's the end of days. Oh, man. Maybe, maybe some of those. That's how we got COVID. So guys were banging aliens. That's what happened. Is that where Walker was the past few days? Oh my God, don't say that. What are we doing? What are we doing here? She's the one that brought it to us. I just want to make that clear that that was Bugsie making that comment and not Dale Jackson, okay? It might have been Austin, but it was not me. I can tell you that much right there. That was not me who said that thing. Let's stop saying that thing. You go ahead and get to it right now. Let's get to 10. With him. It's time to answer the deep questions. It's 10 with him. All right, remember, I just want to remind you, I do not do April Fool's jokes, okay? I do not do them. And anyone who thinks that I do is lying to you, okay? You can get your questions in right here. 866-494 WVNN. I'm Dale Jackson. Let's get to it. That is the scout pest control.com, WVNN, hot take text line. This one is a reference to yesterday about the end of the program. Who let Emily back in? I don't know what you're talking about. I have no idea. I haven't heard, talk to, or cared about Emily. months. So I don't know. No one's talking about. Moving on. Here we go. Dale has your total awesomeness not rubbed off on the rest of your co-workers. I mean at a minimum, you should do something to instill it won everyone. I think what he's suggesting is I should do an April Fool's joke because it would make my employees better at doing their jobs. I disagree. I disagree. I told them that I respected them and then I said April fools and I think it crushed all of their souls. So, yeah, see, that's the point. That's the point you have to worry about. These people take April fools very seriously. And if they get embarrassed or when they get embarrassed, they take it very seriously. And I just feel bad for them. I feel really bad for them. Why in the hell are we going around the moon? Why not throw that money at our national debt or at repairing roads and infrastructure? Now, if you missed the beginning of this program, I explained to you the silliness of the, oh, yeah, well, I thought you guys were small government guys. And the, oh, is this America first, which the Iranian president has adopted? This is the same argument. Why are we going to the moon? We could be building roads instead. Okay, all right. But they do build roads. You guys complain about that too. What are you talking about? And if you look at the idea that NASA and not going back to the moon is going to pay off our national debt, I need you to go look at the numbers. Okay, go get a spreadsheet and take a look at what's actually going on there. Okay? Got it? Thanks.

Why is it that Kristi Noem's husband is a scandal, but Bruce Jenner was a hero? Because we're frauds and hypocrites and nobody believes anything they're really saying here. They're both freaks. I mean, so I don't know what you want me to tell you. Don't you tell me. If for some reason Chuck Schumer was seen on video with big fake breasts and makeup on and doing what Kristi Noem doing... They would be like, oh my God, this is amazing, powerful and brave, and it's wonderful that Chuck Schumer can now live his own personal truth. And if you think I'm joking. Well, I can't really say much to that because I don't want to see Chuck Schumer with big old breasts. But it would be rather funny if that did happen. But they would absolutely. Absolutely. Praise him for doing it. Good Lord. I'm just now thinking about Chuck Schumer with big old fake breast. Okay. Here's my problem. Conservatives continue to call out the mainstream media for being nefarious or naive. They point it out to their face too, yet they keep doing it. So what's the point? When do we change strategy to shut them down? Okay, I mean, that's a good question. I like your next question as well. Is it just job security for pundits to criticize? Maybe that is the case, but here's my thought on your entire premise that conservatives complain too much about the media and it doesn't really do anything. I disagree. There's two reasons why you criticize the media and why a big focus on my show is doing just that. Number one, you're working the refs. Okay, you're working the rest. Imagine how bad they would be if you did not call them out. Imagine how bad they would be if they did not have accountability. Imagine how bad they would be if that were to happen. Just imagine how bad they would be if he didn't call them out. Okay, so that's what you know. The other side of it, and this is probably more important here, you need to let other people know what they're doing. By calling them out and letting other people know what they're doing, it diminishes their power as well. The other alternative is just to pretend they don't exist, and that is a mistake, okay? That is a mistake. Are people in Alabama really that ignorant? Will they really believe that Brooks is pro-IS? If radical Islam attacks work, the general population is dumb. I do not understand how these political shots really stick. makes me roll my eye. Okay. So you're wondering, and they're not running Mo Brooks's pro-ISIS ads now. They did when he was running for United States Senate. Now, you know, the whole thing about are these people so stupid, blah, blah, blah. You know, look, it's, yes, that's part of it. That's nothing to do with Alabama or anything else. It's just if you hit people with a deluge of negative stuff, it works. One day they see he's pro-ISIS. The next day they see he's pro-illegal immigrant. The day after that, he is somehow a big government spender, all of which are lies, but they were lies that were used against him that were effective. Okay? That's just the truth of the matter. And while I think Donald Trump really finished off Mo Brooks in that Senate race, this other stuff was effective. Okay? And yeah, it works.

And it's just a deluge. I mean, that's all it is. I mean, just think about this. The Grand Canyon was formed with a little tiny drop at first. Maybe you think yourself, Dale, come on. But that's the truth of the matter. It whittles away at their credibility over and over and over again amongst the uninformed. That's the target. That's the target. Moving on. If the U.S. is losing the war to Iran, based on us using too many missiles, can we start judging boxing matches based on how much damage somebody's face does to his opponent's hand? I mean, you might as well. I mean, that's a good way of looking at it. That is a very good way of looking at it. This idea that we're losing in Iran is laughable. And this is a reference to a clip where a talking head says we've diminished or we've depleted so many of our missiles hitting them. This is really bad for us. It's like we're blowing up their stuff. What are you talking about? We can't possibly replace these missiles. Okay, then stop sending stuff to Iran, okay? Or excuse me, to Ukraine. Oh, you don't want to do that, do you? You didn't care. Okay, just checking. Just checking. Why do we pay attention to those who don't believe we went to the moon and also believe the earth is flat? Make America smart again. I mean, it's just to laugh at them, I think. That's what I pay attention to. I think they're funny. I think they're kind of amusing. I think they're actually really funny. And I'm a big fan of this. So, yeah, that's why it happens. If April Falls is only one day a year, then what is the Democratic Party doing? Can someone please tell them that April Fool's Day has passed? Look, these people are committed to the bit. They do it. What they do is they do ridiculous stuff year-round. So you're lulled into a sense of false security. And then on April Fool's, wham! They come in and they get you. And that's basically how that works. So there we go. 10 for him, Dale. You said Matt Bill Gates mentioned the military alien breeding program yesterday. It was April 1st. Were you fooled? No, because he actually did it on the 31st. Nice try, though. I do appreciate that. I do appreciate it. It's a good try. It's a good try. We'll talk to you guys tomorrow. Bye-bye. 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.