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It's live, it's local. It's the Dale Jackson Show. And it's only on News Talk 770 AM, 92 5 FM, WVNN. Depend on it. show. Good morning. We have got some news this morning. The United States Senate has agreed on a bill to fund DHS and pay TSA. That has happened hours after Donald Trump declared that he would be going and making sure that the DHS guys got paid regardless. He made the argument he was going to get him paid anyway. And it looks like that was the thing that moved this thing forward. None, none, none of the decisions or changes. Let's put it that way. None of the changes in the bill have been made in the way that the left wanted. They did not get anything out of this. Nothing. It's a total unequivocal collapse on the part of the American left on this particular issue. A total unequivocal collapse. Now, there will be attempts to declare victory and get that W and all this other stuff. We all know that's going to happen. We'll see how they really frame this thing. But as of right now, It does not really appear to me that they're going to be able to sell that very well. It's going to be a hard one. It's going to be a hard one for them to pull off because, again, you sit here. The package does not include any of the reforms the Democrats sought and GOP lawmakers oppose, or the new reforms on ice. So they got it going. And it sounds like they've got somewhat of an answer here. Now, the House will come around and get this open. The legislation passed by unanimous consent would fund all of the DHS through the end of the fiscal year except for immigration and customs enforcement agents at the Customs and Border Protection. So Border Patrol and ICE. Republicans are looking to fund those agencies in the party line budget reconciliation process. We could get messy down the line, but there already is some money out there for ICE to continue doing what they're doing. So it appears they have not been able to fill any of their promises, fulfill any of their promises, and they weren't able to get that done. So. TSA or TSA is moving forward being funded DHS being funded. Then they're going to come back and they'll pass a party line vote so Democrats can say, we didn't vote for ICE. We didn't vote for ICE. And that reconciliation will require a majority. So they essentially voted to fund ICE. And look, let them have their little win, okay?

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Let them have their little tiny win where they get to claim that we didn't fund ICE. I mean, they cleared the way for ICE to be funded. So they essentially funded ICE. Let them continue to play their little game and see if they're able to kind of pull this off. I don't think they're going to be able to pull that off. I don't think that narrative is going to make any sense. I don't think anyone's going to believe what they're saying. But remember. A lot of what is said in modern American politics today is predicated on nobody believing anything they say when it comes to the American left. These are the same people that have told us that Iran and Donald Trump could not possibly be actually negotiating. And now we're learning, well, clearly they were negotiating. We learned what the big gift was. I don't know if that gift is really all that big, but it was a thing. First we were told there was no gift. And now we've learned the gift was letting some boats through the Strait of Hormuz. So there's that. Now, the Strait of Hormuz is not open enough to the liking of the American president or to reality. But nonetheless, At least that conversation has started, and there are negotiations going on. Donald Trump, who apparently always chickens out. Taco, Taco, Taco, Taco, Taco. Get ready for Taco Talk this weekend. Because this weekend, we are going to be seen some brand new protests. That's right. We'll be getting some brand new protests this weekend. You'll have to wipe your messages of fund the TSA agents away. Okay, you gotta wipe that away. Because that argument is over, guys. You're not allowed to use that one. So remember, TSA conversation, whoops, can't do that anymore. Now you're back to, well, you stay on this one because this is the big one. This is probably the more effective protest message for all of our. malcontent friends who are going to be out screaming in Big Spring Park or wherever they're going to be yelling this week or the square oh yeah the courthouse square in Athens you guys just remember war in Iran war and Iran war and Iran that that's the argument you're going to want to be making you're not going to want to be talking about stuff about TSA because that's getting funded. So, yeah, pretty, pretty eventful last couple of hours where things have actually gotten done and things have been passed. So there we go. We're looking at this situation. We should be relatively happy going in to this weekend. Again, the breaking news here is as follows. The Senate has agreed to end the shutdown for most of DHS. They're going to fund the TSA. And then more ICE funding is coming because they're going to pass it on a party line reconciliation vote. So Democrats can say, we held firm on ice. And everyone goes, you guys sure did. Wink.

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wink wink wink wink it's like sir you're not supposed to say wink you're just supposed to do it no no wink wink wink wink wink wink wink wink wink wink wink wink wink because we all know what actually happened they collapsed they folded they're done that that's really what happened but you are more than welcome to make your argument that you guys you totally stopped ice agents except they came into the airports And then you funded them. So again, don't let people tell you things that aren't true. You remember this, okay? I'm giving you the way you deal with your friends, your family members who try to make this argument that we are dealing with a scenario where Democrats won something out of this. They got none of their reforms. TSA got funded, and they're going to allow Republicans to fund ICE with a party line vote on a reconciliation. They got nothing out of this. They got nothing out of this at all. They folded, they collapsed, they're losers, okay? Those are the stories you need to be telling. Donald Trump's art of the deal, art of the bluster, art of the BS, it's worked again. So I'd warn everyone who wants to say, well, you know, he's moving all these troops in to Iran. We're going to have mass casualties and things like this, that this is just part of the bluster, part of the conversation, part of the BSing. Because the negotiations are ongoing. So here's all the things that Donald Trump has said that have panned out over the last week. Iran is talking to us. Iran gave him a quote present. Okay. TSA agents were going to get funded. These things all happened. So I don't know why we're pretending that the guy is somehow an untrustworthy source on these things. Look, he lies a lot. He BS is a lot. I told you that a thousand times. I'm with you. I'm with you. But as of right now, I think the conversation the president is having with Iran, based on his recent run. is probably going to move us into the end phase of all of this. And that's good. These are good things. We should, of course, be rooting for victory here, not for defeat. But for some people, it's going to be hard. It's going to be hard. They're going to be very upset. You're going to see a lot of anger about DHS. being funded because Democrats, anyone who understands this is going to know that the DHS completely collapsed, or excuse me, the Democrats completely collapsed, okay? They know that. Oh, and Trump got another win yesterday. And we've already kind of covered this, but again, another big win for him. The big win yesterday was at the IOC.

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The International Olympic Committee. The International Olympic Committee has made it pretty clear that we're done with allowing men to beat the hell out of women. Bold position for them to take, but they've come around. Who is the loudest advocate on that? Donald Trump? Who was talking about it the day before yesterday? Donald Trump. Why was he talking about it? I didn't know. But the IOC came out and said, okay, what's the deal? We're not going to allow this anymore. Some big Ws today. Some big Ws today. And it's going to be funny to see how our friends on the protest side of the world who want to protest absolutely everything. It's going to be funny how they decide that they want to frame this. Also funny. Let's talk about the ICE agents. Listen to this. Listen to this. This is the mayor of the city of Toronto. ICE have no place in this city. Toronto is about to welcome thousands and thousands of family because of FIFA World Cup where everyone belongs. Everyone's welcome. So stay out, ICE. We do not need you here. Was ICE going to Canada? Did I miss something? Was that going to happen? Was that a thing? And I asked that seriously. Was ICE heading to Toronto? Maybe they are. Maybe there's something about being an international airport or something like that. But does ice go to Toronto? Maybe they do. I don't know. Again, I don't know the answer to that. But it's very funny. The report says, ICE unwelcome in Toronto, counsel says, despite no plans to deploy agents at the World Cup. I don't know. I don't know. So apparently she just believes that coming out and saying, hey, no ice here is something powerful. But it's like, okay, cool. So congratulations to the international left. Big win here. Ice agents who weren't going to Toronto aren't going to go to Toronto for the World Cup. You did it. Congratulations. Everything is moving in the right direction for the international left. Oh, except for the fact that MAGA is rising. Not MAGA, but the right is rising in Europe right now. But other than that, international left, at least you got one win at the airport in Toronto. Congratulations. Let's take a quick timeout. We got a lot to get into. And by the way, Trump ruined my question of the day. But I came up with a better one. Stay tuned. You're listening to the Dale Jackson Show. Scrolling with Haley. I'm Haley Karenia. I scroll with the homies here in the live chat because there's a lot to scroll through on X, on Instagram, on TikTok. Cutting through the clutter, one hot take at a time. Love seeing you all in the chat before the show. I tried to jump in just a few minutes before to say hello. I love the chat interaction. Thank you for helping. But I do it to get all of the videos and all of the content that you won't find anywhere else. Scrolling with Haley. Just search that up and I will be there.

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Follow and listen on your favorite platform. All right, news talks at 70 a.m. 92.5 FM, WVNN. Ooh, this one's going to be a little harder. This was going to be a little harder than we thought it was going to be. I think it's going to be a little harder because some of these as you guys are sending in here. are not really disagreements. We'll get into it here in just a little bit. All right. First, though, let's go to the Colman Furniture Market free speech phone lines right there at 866-494 WVN. The question of the day is this. What's that one issue where you find yourself on the other side of the political aisle looking at your side going, bro, what the hell? What's that one issue? where you find yourself looking at the other side and going, oh, no, they're right on this. Let's go to Tom Huntsville. Tom, thank you very much for waiting. Go ahead. Hey, what's going on, guys? Good morning, everyone. With me, it's hard finding an opposing view, you know, kind of thing because we're so polarized today. But for me, it's going to be gay marriage. I do think Obergefelt should be overturned because, like, Rhodes Bath Law. But I don't think that I should have the right to stand between a man and a man or a woman and a woman if they want to marry and be happy. Why should I have the right to stand between their happiness? I wouldn't teach my kids this way. I wouldn't expect anybody else to try. So for me, that's where I'm at. Have you always felt that way when this debate was going on when it was when it was hot? Did you feel that way? Kind of yes. I want to say kind of only because I do feel that Obergefeld is bad law. But for the root of the issue, no, I've always felt that way. I don't think that I should have the right to, now let's not go into all the strange things, you know, kids and all the other superfluous stuff. That's a separate conversation. But as far as two people who are gay want to marry, I've always kind of felt that they should have the right to be happy like I did. No, I agree with that. Look, I always say this. This is my take. And I have another question for your second. Let me just explain something. My take has always been that I always say this. I said, I was pro-gay marriage before Barack Obama, Joe Biden, and Hillary Clinton started pretending. They were pro-gay marriage. But you're right about the way the laws have been put in place. There's a lot of questionable stuff there. And sort of just say, whatever, give them what they want. Who cares what the law actually says. But if you challenge it, why would you challenge it? I think that's where you're basically at on all this. But here's my question to you. This, I think, is my Roe v. Wade overfell, all that. This is my question on that. Should the states have the right if they want to ban gay marriage to ban gay marriage? Yes. Okay. Because it becomes a Tenth Amendment state's issue at that point. All right. I agree with that. Tom, thank you very much. You just made the list. I think this is going to be harder than we thought.

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Okay, I do. I think it's good. I think it's going to be a little harder than I initially thought. But Tom, a good answer there. I appreciate that. Let's get to some of your other answers in here. You can, of course, get where Tom was on the free speech and phone lines there. Coleman Furniture Market, free speech, phone lines, 866-494 WVN, or you can text in on the scoutpass control.com, WVNNN, hot take, text line. Let's go ahead and get to it. Body cams for ICE for their own protection. They should never have been deployed without them. Look, I like it. I like it. I like that a lot. I like where you're going with it. I like the idea behind it. I do. But I looked this up when I saw this one come in. The body cams with Alex Pready and... What was her name? Renee Good. Excuse me. The body cams were there and on. Now, we do have one video where an officer is holding his phone, too. So there's that. But yeah, not everyone in ICE has body cams, and they all should. Okay? Not everyone does. Okay, not every single one of them does, but they and they should. I agree with that. I've been pro body cam forever. And now I did raise questions when they first started doing all this, but man, has it privacy questions and things like that. But for cops? Man, what a win that has been. I don't think there's any question. That has been a huge win for police. You just made the list. So that's one that the media absolutely, the media, they're Democrats for a right on. But you'll notice there has actually been a little bit of a walkback on this issue. By the left. because they don't like the way it's making certain people look, which is absolutely hilarious. Let's get to another one. That most government departments could use an overhaul. Unless you're on the left, and again, I can't dig that deep into every single text, or although I will occasionally go and look at what people are saying in the past, but I cannot find. any reason why this person would say that the other side of his political belief says that the government needs overhauls and his side says, no, they don't. I think the left and the right both believe government needs overhauls. The question is, what does that look like? You just made the list. But thank you very much for that. I think that's an interesting one. Also, what's interesting about this is what we also believe The other side believes might be exposed here. So this might be a far more interesting conversation than I thought that it might originally be. So I like some of these answers here. Here's a long one for you. Hopefully this counts. But since Democrats are such hypocrites, maybe they are all against it.

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But I agree if business has to take all comers and not discriminate against anyone, then I want Facebook, Google, YouTube and others to let us have civil rights and be able to express ourselves as we wish, and since they back free speech, and our democracy they should be with us on this, and sell legal products on YouTube, like guns and parts. Internet is a necessary medium to a business now, and if PayPal... YouTube and Amazon cut you off. That's against your civil rights. No, I don't think that's... First of all, I don't... Let me try to broaden this a little bit. Or maybe narrow it would be the right way to put that. First off, it's not against your civil rights if they're not to let you do anything. I would argue the section 230. Stuff, I wish it was enforced by the letter of the law. Okay, that's one thing I would say. A viewpoint discrimination is literally against Section 230. Viewpoint discrimination. They don't have to allow you to do illegal things and stuff like that. But if they want the protections... of section 230, they're supposed to be an open marketplace of ideas where they're not responsible for the content of your speech. and that's what it was supposed to be, but they were supposed to basically not operate in a way where they were censorious, which they have decided they want to be. So again, I don't even know if this is an anti, this is not the other side of the aisle. Maybe I need to ask people to tell me what side of the aisle they're on, but I think I understand what side of the aisle this person's on. But I'm not sure, I'm not sure this is a bit of a, is really that much of a difference between the two political parties. But remember, During COVID, there were a lot of people on both sides that wanted people to be censored, and they wanted that. I think there were plenty of people that. Can I say something about this really quick? Yeah, yeah, go ahead. So during COVID was when I was working in social media, and I just want to say that it is very, very difficult to moderate a massive platform with like no bias whatsoever because nobody is ever happy. at all. And also, how do you get banned on Amazon and PayPal? I just don't, you're not interacting with anybody, really. Well, okay, so, so people did get, the people did get banned on PayPal because what would happen is, a couple of things. One, people would go on social media and be like, here is, here is where I stand on this, this, this, and this. Okay, so like cross-platform banning. Well, right, yes. That should be illegal, I think. But the reason, hold on, hold on. The reason they got banned is because they would say, you know, support my channel or support me by going to PayPal, blah, blah, blah. Okay. So what people would do is then utilize that and go to PayPal and say, hey, this guy is an unacceptable bigot, or this guy is spreading misinformation about COVID, or this guy is that or that. And what happens?

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is you have a bunch of people who just, okay, fine, we'll take this person down because we don't like it. And that's, so that's happened. Yeah, that happened during COVID, luckily or thankfully, a lot of those policies are gone now. Yeah, no, I agree with that too. I agree with that. Basically debanking and stuff like that, that's sort of where people are on this. And yeah, okay, so that's interesting. That's an interesting way of framing that. I'm not sure I necessarily agree that that is a disagreement. per se okay uh and what i'm asking here and this person has it right okay this this person gets what the point of the question is and i like it so this isn't necessarily an answer to it but i do like this the way they're framing this just just as a a sort of a baseline of where we are this is like being in debate class having to defend something you don't believe in The only defense the left has is anything Trump says or does is wrong. Well, I mean, that's true. That's absolutely true. But you know what? I'm going to put this guy on the list because I think he nailed it. It's like having to debate class and having to defend something you don't believe in. But in this case, you do actually need to believe in it because I want people to actually believe what they're saying. Okay. The point of the question. is that you look at the other side that you normally disagree with. Like you're looking across the protest at some blue-haired freak if you're a conservative and they've got a sign and you go, that's actually a good point. Like that, like that, that's what we're looking for. Okay, you guys are giving some pretty good answers. We'll get to some more. Keep getting them in here at 866-494 WVNN. That's the Scout Pest Control.com, WVNNN. Hot take text lines. Stay tuned. This is the Dale Jackson Show.

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Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for joining us. Appreciate your time today. Appreciate you every day. A little later in the program, I'll tell you mine. I've got some issues here that maybe I could say the other side is right on sometimes. I think I've been pretty clear about it on the radio, but I'll at least lay it out here as best I can. But I want to get more of y'all's thoughts. You're looking across the aisle. You're looking across the aisle. You look over there and you go, man, that weirdo with the beard. You know, the weird mustache. That guy's making a lot of sense on for some reason. I feel like maybe he's right. Maybe he's right. By the way, I look like kind of a badass if you take away the rainbow beard in that picture that I've created. If you take away the beard, the rainbow beard, I look pretty badass. If you get a chance, go check out my social media at the Dale Jackson. And that will give you an answer to how awesome I'm looking, at least how awesome. I think I'm looking there in that image that AI created. By the way, the left's hatred of AI is so weird. I don't get it. I do not understand it. Maybe it's environmental. Maybe it's, you know, because they're creatives, allegedly. Yeah, the environmental issues are stupid and they don't even make sense. Yeah, yeah. But the creative issue, I get it. Yeah. But their hatred of AI is weird. I'll just be honest with it. It's one of the weird things. It's definitely not something I can agree with. All right, let's get to some of your answers here. The question is, you'll cross the aisle. Find something you agree with that might be a little surprising to us. Okay, well, let's go ahead and get into this. Don't forget, you can still get your questions in for 10 with him. You can email those in Dale at WVNN.com or put them in here on the Scout Pest Control.com, WVNN Hot Take Textline. By the way, that email inbox brought to you by the Downtown Rescue Mission, Downtown Rescue Mission.org email inbox. Look, someone told me the other day, like all the numbers and emails and stuff I give is confusing. Guys, okay, listen, let me explain this. I'm just going to do a little radio here for you real quick. Okay, yeah, if you're listening, this will help you too, okay? Listen. I like money. Okay, that's number one. Number two, repetition is branding. Okay, I got to remind you the numbers to call in, the numbers to text in, the number, the way to email in, we're just reminding you over and over and over again. And this has become the most interactive show on the radio, okay? Let's just be real about it. I'll go deeper into radio here for you. Texting has killed the phone lines, almost completely. Okay? I'm so thankful for that. Are you? I hate answering the phone. I really do. It has killed the phone lines. Texting has murdered the phone line. I'm so thankful for it. It's why I have come up with the absolutely brilliant and unique idea on my own. And I'm not being sarcastic on that one. This was actually my idea to bring the British robot guy into the fold, which I think was a brilliant move on my part. That you could say like, well, in streams they do text to talk and all this other stuff. That's true.

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on different, like, big streams and stuff. But I do it in a way that's unique. Where are we going? We're praising me for me at radio? Oh, sorry. Let's continue. Let's get those answers in. Student loan forgiveness. I don't think it should be done by taxpayers. It should be taken out of the endowments of the colleges that preyed on the ignorance of young people and their parents. I do like that. I appreciate it. You just made the list. I do like that a lot of these. I do like that a lot of these are like, here's an issue, and then here's a thousand caveats to make it as clear as I can possibly be that I actually don't agree with the other side. I believe it's due loan forgiveness, but not the way they're doing it, a completely different way, a 180 completely different way that they're actually doing it. They should take it out of the endowments. Now, look, I don't disagree with that, but. if we were going to do student loan forgiveness. But here's the real issue. We tell these kids they need to go to college, and they should just take out loans and deal with it. That is not what we should be doing. I tell Grant all the time, you're going into the National Guard at minimum, and he says, what's that? Because he's seven. But I tell him all the time, and Cindy and I were debating this the other end. I was like, look, I can just tell you right now. I'm so far ahead of the curve. because I was in the U.S. Army. They had to deal with anything when it came to student loans. I mean, I had like $7,000 in student loans when I left the University of Florida. Okay? And all I did was drinking party the entire time while I was going to school. And I did work like a pizza hut and do stuff like that for some spending money. But my GI Bill and Army College Fund, that completely took care of everything. And it was fantastic. It was fantastic. Had a great time. Anyway, where are we at? Okay, here we go. Punish the commie colleges and stop subsidizing it so tuition will be affordable. Okay, all right, that's a... You just made the list! Are you a leftist? I mean, is that... How is that... How is that? Okay, I don't know. That's not a disagreement, but all right, we'll try to make it work. Now, this is a good one. This is one that I expected. Okay? This is one that I expected. And by the way, this will be a lot easier if you will start your text and things like that with I'm a conservative or I'm a liberal or something like that because it will give us a little easier way to look at it. But I'm just assuming, based on everything, that it's the opposite of what we're seeing. So I'm trying to piece this together and make sense of it. The war in Iran. Israel being our ally. Okay, all right. There we go.

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So your problem is, you're on the right, and you think that we shouldn't be in Iran. And that's not, no one says Iran. I don't know what that is, but Iran. And you don't think Israel is our ally. Yeah, I think that puts you out of step with a lot of, a lot of concerns. Now, the fringe of the Republican Party is with you. Okay? The far right. And now the Tucker Carlson's, the Megyn Kelly's and Candace Owens of the world, they're with you on that. But yeah, you are. You are absolutely out of touch and out of step with the majority of conservative. So that's a good one. That's a really good one. Here's another pretty good one. If the enforcement of SB 129. SB 129 is the DEI ban, divisive concept ban in colleges and whatnot in Alabama. So sorry about that. Let's continue. If the enforcement of SB 129 prevents a direct victim of court-proven legislative discrimination from getting the full tools and platform, including a university magazine voice, by denying such a student fulfilment of their needs, that's a problem worth calling out. Free speech and accountability should cut. Scrolling with Haley, join Haley Caronea as she scrolls through the biggest headlines. If you haven't watched this show before, we do blind reactions. I have not seen these videos, so I am seeing them for the first time with all of you. We're going to implement the tinfoil hat time segments and all the stuff you know and love. And I'm going to finish the show and answer some of your questions. Someone asked me, what made you get into podcasting? And I was producing podcasts for other people. And I was like, I could do this for myself. And here I am. scrolling with Haley, follow and listen on your favorite platform. Both ways. Yeah, this is just wrong. This goes back to the idea of earlier about the platforms and silencing of speech and all these other things. Listen, there is no denying free speech because the University of Alabama will not fund a magazine for black people. That's not a denial of free speech. Put it on the internet. It's free, you know? Yeah, it's not even close. It's not. If that's the case, The white supremacists on the University of Alabama campus should get a magazine paid for by the university too. See, it just doesn't make any sense. That's crazy. But I do appreciate the idea. You just made the list. It's the Dale Jackson Show.

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It's live, it's local. It's the Dale Jackson Show. And it's only on News Talk 770 AM, 92 5 FM, WVNN. Depend on it. Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for being here. Thank you so much for your time today. I am Alabama's most trusted journalist, and that means I will be bringing you the seven things. that you should be talking about today. Let's make sure we get that done and get all of that in here. It also is Friday, which means there is a $50 free-for-all Friday question of the day. We're giving away Doobie Brothers tickets today, and we will be talking about that in just a bit. Some great answers have come in. Go check us out on social media at the Dale Jackson or the WVNN and Facebook page, and you will find what exactly we are discussing this morning. You can get your questions ready or get your questions, your answers in. Well, you can also get your questions in, right? Right. We have a way for you to do that as well for 10 with him. But first, let me remind you about Matt Curtis and the Matt Curtis real estate team. Matt Curtis sells a home every eight hours, and he, of course, wants to help you sell your home, which is the most money you possibly can get, and you'll be happy that they did. Matt Curtis, real estate.com. Talk to that guy today. Today is Friday, like I said, we got a lot going on here and a lot to talk about. Trump has been a busy, busy boy. He definitely has. How? Well, he ended the government shutdown by putting ice in the airports. You cause enough pain. I guess something will get done. That's number one. On the other side, You also have Donald Trump moving the Iranian situation, apparently closer and closer to some form of resolution, highlighting what the big prize is and giving them 10 more days to continue their negotiations. They wanted seven. I said, no, no, I'll give you 10. And that apparently is a real part of that conversation. That is taking place. Are we done pretending there is no conversation taking place? Are we done with that? Okay, we've stopped. You've gotten about a week of that on the left. The president's line, okay, well, turns out you were wrong about that. Are you going to stop? I'm just asking, is it something that you can stop doing now? Okay, I'm just checking, just checking. Okay, if you want to weigh in, then you want to get in on anything. You have a thought on the seven things. You want to answer our question date or ask your own question for 10 with him. How do you do it?

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and it should still be illegal. Yeah, we've gone too far. We've gone too far. I keep telling you, we need to rein some of this stuff in. And I got to tell you, we are providing more intoxicants and more intoxicants. But Dale, what about beer? I know, I know, I know, I know. So anyway, back to the actual conversation. We've done too much. We've gone too far. Let's roll it back and force the law. Number five. Kudos to Mayor Randall Woodfin. Yes, he is actually doing something right. What? Well, the city of Birmingham is saying, um, Maybe we shouldn't allow homeowners to let their homes fall into the state of disrepair. Maybe we shouldn't allow that. Maybe we should actually police our city. Well, they could do it more if the laws allowed them. And I like it. I like every single thing about this. And I like that there is a bill that has been pushed that could, in fact, give the city stronger authority to address vacant and neglected properties that have fallen into disrepair. It's a problem for them. They're spending about $15 million a year dealing with these blinded properties. This would make them go after the individuals who own those properties. Look, if you don't want to do anything with this, sell it, let someone come in and do something with it. I like everything about this. Number four. No, Kings. Boo! Boo! Donald Trump is a king. Boo! Yeah, it's happening. Montgomery, Birmingham, Huntsville, Mobile, other locations around the state of Alabama and the country. Thousands of protests are planned. And they're going to be screaming about no kings. They're probably very, now look, they're now going to have to go down to the Walmart, get that poster board, throw the one away that said, you know, fund the TSA or whatever. Get that one out of there. And keep writing about how you got to protect those Iranian Ayatollahs. As the death of the Ayatollah continues to rise, you make sure you get out there and you fight that good fight for those Iranian monsters who have killed 50,000 of their own people, oppressed, and have basically been terrorists, not basically, well, yeah, they're terrorists, around the region. Hey, you go ahead and you get it, okay? You get out there and you fight those good fights for them, okay? Make sure you get pictures too, so we all know who you are. Number three. The soon-to-end partial government shutdown has led to TSA staffing shortages and delays at airports. But the United States Senate... has passed a partial funding bill that would allow all the funding to go through for TSA and the Coast Guard and all these other things. We need to put the Coast Guard under the DOW, but whatever. We've made this work. It's going down, but ICE hasn't been funded. No, no, ICE hasn't been funded. No, they totally stopped them on ice. Look at the Democrats. Look at what you guys did. Yes, you did. You stopped the funding of ICE, except, you know,

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There's going to be a party line vote on funding ICE down the line, and you're going to lose that vote because it's going to be reconciliation and ICE is going to be funded. What a bunch of morons. I mean, that is their victory. They're excluding ICE funding. Kind of. Number two. Nice in Senator Tommy Tuberville, who is also Governor-elect. National Championship winning coach United States Senator Tommy Tuberville, likened United States Senate Democrat obstructionists to Iranian combatants, stating we've got two groups here that are working kind of similar in their resistance to key legislation. Well, criticizing delays in border security and election integrity bills. I don't know, man. This one seems like a bit much to me. But yes, he has compared them to Iranian combatants. And I think it's a bit of a reach, but he's been very clear on this. Okay, he's been very clear on this that he wants to see this kind of stuff handled and dealt with. And he wants to see this issue on the Save America Act pass. We're not quite there yet. Where did that go? Hope that wasn't part of the deal. Now, time for the number one thing you'll be talking about today. All right. So some big Ws here for President Donald Trump today. We already talked about some of those, getting the TSA funded and all that. But I would also say another big W here as well. An acknowledgement that a conversation is taking place. A highlighting of what the prize was when it came to the oil at the Strait of Hermuz, where non-hostile ships can now traverse more freely, even though there is regional instability and maybe some economic uncertainty that comes over energy flow and whatnot. So there seems to be some of that happening. But anyway, the big present, the prize. It wasn't a leg lamp. It was 10 oil tankers. Okay, now that's what it was. So congratulations on your prize, I guess. He has also extended the delay, the strike deadline. Let's call it that on Iran by 10 more days, signaling that the conversations are continuing. So that is happening. And, you know. We need to continue watching that because it goes to show you that there is at least an end in sight. Now, how long that takes? I don't know. I don't know. But the United States and Iran are still exchanging conflicting messages on that. So keep that in mind as well. But again,

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I would say huge dubious for Trump today. Okay? Once again, the media is completely sure that there was no prize. They were sure that there is no conversation. They're sure about all of this. They were wrong on everything. They were sure that sending ice agents into the airport would just anger people even more. Maybe so, but it got the deal done. In any other administration... Our friends in the media would be praising the President of the United States as a dealmaker and someone who can get things done. They're not going to do that here. Instead, they're going to tell you his poll numbers suck, which they do. That's true. Let's take a quick timeout. We've got a lot to get into. We'll keep doing it here on WVNN. Get WBNN's Dale Jackson seven things you should be talking about today. Right in your email box every morning. Go to yellowhammer news.com and sign up today. Folks, do you know what Grammarly is? I do, yeah. Here's a funny thing that I just noticed on my Grammarly. Grammarly, I'm looking at the seven things. I'm writing it up for Yellowhammer News. It's where it goes. And I'm looking at it, and it's correcting the word obstructionist. Okay? It's correcting the word obstructionist, and it is making it instead the word Democrats. I was like, what? I don't know. Why did I do that? Like, what is the road? Is it actually? Yeah. Yeah. That's, it's kind of funny. I didn't, I was looking at that. I'm like, what in the world is this? I don't get it. But yeah, it's correcting the word obstructionist and turning it into Democrat, which is just a very weird, a weird thing. But I mean, I guess it makes sense. Are you going to go with it? I mean, yes, you're correct. Technically, that's, I guess, what we're talking about. But there we go. So we'll continue seeing what the hell that's all about. But we're not actually going to look into that at all, so I don't know why I said that. But we do have a lot to look at it. Okay, so there seems to be a little bit of... of a question about something I said a minute ago, and I want to get to this. And look, this is a fair, it's a fair question. But I don't think it's really much in doubt, okay, because I think that, well, I'll just say, here's the question. How can you say Trump is winning here? I mean, how can you look at the last 24 hours and say he's losing? I mean, how can you possibly, how can you look at the last 24 hours of today and say that he's losing? I don't think that you can. I don't think there's any logical way to look at what's going on right now and say that Donald Trump is not winning. And I'm, guys, look, I know you guys think I'm like this big Trump humper and stuff like that, but I don't think that's a very valid way of looking at my positions on almost anything. but it does look like on a lot of issues he has made it very clear where he stands and has made it very clear what exactly he believes and what he thinks is happening and what he wants to see happen and I'm sorry over the last 24 hours hasn't there been like a massive amount of vindication

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I mean, I've been telling you this before. Let me make this as clear as I possibly can. Okay? Listen to me. Listen to me good. Okay? Here is the truth of the matter. He told us that we need to get the TSA stuff done and it wasn't happening fast enough. So what does he do? He sends ice into the airports. Wait times come down. Democrat anxiety goes up. And they make a deal less than a week later. Are you telling me you don't think those things are related? You don't think those things are not connected at all? Again, you could not like the guy, which is sort of the premise of our $50 free-for-all-Friday question of the day today. You cannot like the guy all day. You can not like him. You can hate him. Okay, that's fine. Hate him. Hate his guts. But TSA agents are going to get funded. TSAHs are going to get funded. That's going to happen. So what exactly is the problem there? How do you not win? Okay, you don't like that one? Okay, let's go to Iran here for a second. Over the course of the last week, Donald Trump has been saying there's negotiations going on. The meeting there are Democrats have been saying there's no plan. There's nothing. There's nothing going on. Nothing's happening. Oh my God. But. Donald Trump got the 10 ships through the Strait of Hormuz. That was the big president, which they said wasn't happening. There's clearly a conversation happening between the Iranians and Donald Trump. They clearly are planning something. Something's being planned. Don't tell me nothing's being planned. They're not, you cannot scream in one breath that nothing is being planned and there is no strategy. And in the next breath scream, yeah. And what's up with all these troops going to the Middle East, right? I mean, explain that to me, guys. Explain it to me. How do you make both arguments at the same time? The Iranians allowed those ships to go through. There's clearly some conversation taking place. Do you want it? I mean, Trump always chickens out, right? Okay, so you want him to bomb the energy today? I mean, what exactly are you going for? I get that, you know, Trump sucks. We hate him and oh my God, he's the worst, no kings, et cetera, et cetera. But at this point, you're just, you might as well take off the Palestinian headscarf thing and just wrap yourself in the Iranian flag. I mean, because that's exactly what it looks like you're doing. So how can I say he's winning? That's a great question. I read the news. That's how I can say it. Because it's all very clear today. that he's winning. Now, you can make the Army you don't like him again. That's fine. I don't care about that. His poll numbers are terrible. Republicans are going to lose the House. That's all fine. That's just what's happening. I can't debate that with you. That's exactly what's going down. However, allow me to just point this out. I would prefer America win these battles and lose the House.

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that America lose in Iran. Okay? I mean, that's, we're different that way. Okay? That's where we're different. And we'll just have to accept that. Okay? So let's just, let's walk away friends of this situation because that's how he's winning. Dale Jackson. with you. Thank you very much for joining us. Appreciate you being here. We're about to check in with State Senator Arthur, or we'll talk with him. I've got a lot of things to discuss with him going on in the Alabama legislature. We'll talk about some stuff there. But before we do, we always have to ask him the question of the day here real quick, but I want to give an answer that other folks are giving to the question of the day. The question of day is this, you look across the aisle. What's the one thing they're getting right across the aisle? What is the one thing that they get right? A good answer came in from a listener. I'm going to give this real quick. No kings. Ah, that's okay. All right. You got it. That's actually a really good one. Yeah, I also agree with no kings as well. Unfortunately, they don't really mean it. Okay, so that they just don't like Trump and they're just calling him a king. When it comes to dictators, They seem to be kind of cool with them in Venezuela and Cuba and Iran and things like that. They seem to be completely fine with it. Let's bring State Senator Orr in here. State Senator Arthur Orr is on the Alabama A&M $350 million bulldog hotline. Let's talk about them for a second. $350 million. That is how much money North Alabama, or excuse me, Alabama gets from Alabama A&M and all their economic activity. 238 million in North Alabama alone. Learn more at AAMU.edu. State Senator Orr represents Decatur, Morgan County, parts of Livestone County, parts of Madison County. He's also a big wig, as we are told regularly by people. They named theaters after him. They do all sorts of things. Senator Orr, by the way, before we go any further, congratulations to Kay Ivey, got another building named after her. I thought it was just going to be the prison. But nope, now she has the Attorney General's office named after her as well. Good job, guys. Got it done. What's the question of the day? Okay. All right. Here's the question of the day is this. Here's the question of the day. You look across the aisle, you find one thing you actually agree with them on. What's that one thing? What's that one bipartisan senator or position? So I'd have to say it'd be in the area of consumer protection or data privacy, you know, I had a bill, Dale, that would limit what companies can do with your data. When you go, you know, fill out the application for a loan at the bank, you know, they take that data that you give them, your income, your, your liabilities, et cetera. And they sell all that to credit card companies and others, you know, all across the financial spectrum. And you didn't agree to that. I mean, I guess it was in the small, fine print that you had to fill out that you didn't read, but you had to sign and agree to to be, to put in an application for a loan. So anyway.

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I think the data privacy, consumer protection realm is something that Republicans and Democrats can generally agree on when companies take your information and market the heck out of it or exploit it. I like that. I like that. Let me offer you up a piece of legislation here that you could offer that could resolve some of this. Okay, here it is. Here it is. It's called the Just Ring Up My Order Act. I'm making it up right now as we speak. It forbids. It forbids anyone asking me my phone number or my email address in the middle of a checkout. And it forbids them from saying, would you like to round up? Would you like to give money to this? Would you like to get money to that? It's just all they can do is ring up my order. They can have signs. They can have prompts. They can have whatever they want. But stop asking me. They're not allowed to do that. Is that constitutional? You're going to have a problem there for Mr. Jackson, but it's good to know your heart is that of Ebenezer Scrooge and you're not wanting to help the calls of the day at the local Publix or Kroger or whatever. All you have to say is bah humbug and they'll move right along. Oh, God, it's just, it's so, it's so annoying. I'm sorry. There ought to be a law that makes me. I'm not going to disagree with you. I'm not going to disagree with you to be hit up, you know, everywhere you turn. So it's like the tip at the hamburger joint where they, you know, try to coerce you to tip. And usually I do. But anyway, maybe I'm the cause of the problem. Well, it's because people know who you are because you're a big deal. You know that if you don't tip, you're going to end up on social media about it. Let's move past this and let me ask you this question. Senator Sam Gavann went on right side media and said that the appetite for the closed primary bill in the Senate doesn't really appear to be there. I think we've known that for a while. I thought it's gotten a lot of attention, though, lately. And I thought maybe the needle would be moved a little bit. But there's only so many days in the calendar. And I know you guys just wake up one day. You're like, what? It's the last day. What my projects are doing? You're like run out of the house of your hair mess and everything. But it doesn't matter. Not enough days to get this done. Is that the issue? You know, we'll have to see. I'm not sure exactly where the bill is in the process, but, you know, there's a lot, there are a lot of bills that sometimes are kind of stuck to get moving in the waning days of the session and get legs and get traction. And we'll cross the finish line, presumably on the last day or the second to last day. Do you find support for this bill? Is there some sort of bubbling Republican move against this or anything like that? Is there a lot of questions about whether or not this is something that y'all actually want to do? Well, I think there are always questions. I don't find a hard and fast resistance to it, but as it gets farther along in the process, of course,

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Questions arise and people start taking notice. For example, Dale, many times I'll hear from constituents worried about a House bill that just got filed. And I have to, you know, I certainly respond, but say, you know, that's a long way from the Senate floor, particularly if it doesn't go through a committee. I sit on in the Senate, but it's got to get through the House, House Committee, and all the legislative process. So many times until a bill gets traction or gets moving. Yeah, you just don't have time to focus on it. There's so many other things going on that are right there on your front doorstep figuratively, and you've got to consider. Yeah, I agree with that. There's a lot of things that move and there's all these pieces moving around the state. And whether or not they get done, there is a lot of questions about how that's going to happen. All right. So when we talk about issues of the past, school choice has been a big one. Correct me how wrong here. I think this happened. This came up. Someone asked me this yesterday. Did the Alabama... legislature pass the budget that includes more funding for school choice. That's correct, right? The House did, yes, and the bill is now pending in the Senate. The House basically just ratified what Governor Kay Ivey had recommended in her proposed budget. So it will fully fund year two of the Choose Act. And again, as you know, that's those with a percentage of poverty cap as far as those that would be eligible in year two. But after year two, that cap comes off. And then it's just up to how much will be appropriated. How much will the governor and legislature appropriate to that program? And as we appropriate, that would, you know, depending on those dollars, how much they are, that would presumably the cap, the 350% poverty, would float up or could float back down just based on that appropriation amount. So any roadblock on that spending bill and that education bill in the Senate, you think? No, right now, last week's numbers. I'll get a new number today. The amount was around 187 million in applications. That doesn't mean they've all been. you know, validated and that they're able to get the funding, those that have applied because their income may not meet that income cap, and they just may not be eligible. So, but as far as applications, we're at 187 million right now. Governor Kay Ivey put 250 million in her budget request.

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So there's plenty of money there. I'm sure we'll have some here in the last few days, Tuesday being the last day for people to apply. But again, some of those that have applied will not be eligible just for whatever, you know, certain reasons. Yeah, meaning they make too much money at this particular point in time. I think that is true. And I think you run into some of that. Last question here, and I will let you go after this. Senate Bill 129 has run into some issues. And I don't think of the enforcement, honestly, but in the legal realm where some students at the University of Alabama are like, hey. We had a black magazine, and now we don't have a black magazine. Give us back our black magazine. And that's kind of weird. It's kind of weird that's a lawsuit. Is there any legs on that? Is there a chance that a judge, and I don't mean maybe at a lower level, a judge will say, yeah, yeah, give them back their black magazine. You have to do that. Is there any way that that bill actually gets blown up over something like this? I'm not familiar with the details of the bill, but I would see it. As far as the issue in the black magazine, it's a free country. If they want to have a black magazine that's focused on black issues, then that's certainly their prerogative and freedom to do so. The question becomes, does the university fund it? And that's where the rub comes when you talk about something that may violate the DEI law. So just... It'll work its way through the court system, I would imagine, and at some point we'll get a final ruling and move on. Yeah, I just don't think it's such a weird argument that somebody would make that the university is obligated to fund a black magazine or a gay magazine or something like that because if that's the case, and I don't want to see this happen, but if that is the case, then what's to stop, I don't know, a white supremacist from coming on campus and be like, Hey, yeah, what about me? You guys are obligated to fund this thing too, right? You know, a Christian magazine, a, you know, a Muslim magazine, whatever, they would just need to steer clear of such areas, and I would think they will. And we'll wait on the courts to... weigh in on it, but I would think in due time, I don't know about the lower court, like you suggested, but the Alabama Supreme Court, I think, will be pretty strong about it. There we go. State Senator Arthur, or thank you very much. I always appreciate him coming on the program and speaking with us and giving us his opinions. We always appreciate him making the time for us. That's State Senator Arthur or on the Alabama A&M, $350 million.

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here with you. I'm thrilled to be here with you. Glad to have a good talk with Senator Orr about a couple of things going on in the state of Alabama and beyond. We've been talking about a lot of stuff happening with Iran and the TSA and things of that nature. We've had the seven things already. Coming up, we'll have a yaffy with us for hated eight and ten with him. You can obviously still get those questions in there real quick. And don't forget, it's... It's $50 free for all Friday. Yes, that's right. $50 free for all Friday here on the Dale Jackson show where we ask you a question, which I think is rather simple, maybe a little more complex than I thought it was. And you guys answer it. I got Doobie Brothers tickets for you. Yes, October 13th, Orion Amphitheater. I got two tickets for you worth way more than 50 bucks today. And that is awesome. So we're hooking you up with that. All you got to do is answer my question. The question is this. What's one issue you find yourself agreeing with the other side on? And you're kind of maybe not confused by why you feel that way. But what's that big issue where you go the other, yeah, let's put it this way. What's the issue where you look at the other side and go, yeah, they're right about that? What is that issue for you? We all have one. Nobody's buried completely within your party on every single thing. What is the one issue where you look at the other side and go? Oh, okay. I'm down with that. We'll get some of your answers in here real quick. You can get in on the Coleman Furniture Market Free Speech phone lines at 866-494. WVNN, you can also answer that question and ask your own questions for 10 with him on the Scout Pest Control.com. WVNN hot take text line, same number 866494 WVN. You've got mail. Yeah, and email us at the downtown rescue mission.org email inbox. Dale at WVNN.com. Let's go to the phone lines. Colvin Furniture Market, free speech phone lines. David, you're up. Go ahead. Oh, how are you? Dale, yeah, I was hoping to ask that Senator about the consumer fraud cuts. Hey, David, David, David, David. How many radio shows have you called this morning? Oh, I don't know, a couple. How many? I couldn't tell you offhand. Take a guess. Consumer fraud. Take a guess. Take a guess. Consumer fraud. No. Do you want to talk about consumer fraud? I don't want to talk about that yet. What's the matter, Dale? I don't want to talk about that yet. David, David, hold on, put him on hold. David, I'm trying to ask you a question here, okay? We're going to have a conversation. But this isn't Dale Jackson and Friends, okay? This is the Dale Jackson show. So I'm going to ask you a question here, and you're going to answer it if you want to get to your question, which will allow, because it is the free speech phone lines. But I'm driving the train here, and you're an unwilling passenger. So just chill out, and let's try this again. How many radio shows have you called this morning? Couple. Okay. What have you talked to those other radio shows about? Oh, probably Trump lies. I can't remember. Which lie?

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Oh, well, the big one is the Iranians tried to give us their nukes before he started bombing, and he wouldn't do it because he's trying to hide. Are you talking about the Jacob Dan Sullivan thing where he said that or the Anthony Blinken thing? No, the Iranians tried to give up their nukes. Hold on. Look, see, this is the problem. I ask you a simple question. And because you think it's a trap, you can't answer it. I'm not trying to trap you here, David. You're trapped in your own world, and I understand that. But just answer the question. Are you talking about the- Keep lying there, Dale? Keep lying, Dale. Are you talking about the- Keep lying? That's your job, right? To keep lying? No, my job is to ask you a question and have a conversation with you, but you're scared to have that conversation because you know that if you do- You're scared to it. Yeah, you are. Watch, watch, watch. Okay, all right, here we go. Here we go. Ready? Are you talking about the thing that Anthony Blinken or Jacob Dan Sullivan was saying the other day? That the nukes, I can't give evidence. That the area is right here, take all our nukes and we bomb them anyway? Like that thing? That they were doing negotiations hours before the bombing started. And they offered to reduce their nukes and to, I think they called it watering down the nukes. Then why did you say hand over their nukes? Why did you say hand over their nukes? Why did you say that? Well, that was actually another news source. Okay, so you lied about it. Let me ask you a question. Should the Iranians be believed? Should they leave? No. Is that what you ask? Use your brain for a second. Shut your mouth for just a second and use your brain. Should the Iranians be believed? Should you be believed? Oh, boy. Look, for as many radio shows as you call, why are you so bad at this? Again, the question is, should the Iranians be believed? Everybody's got their own reputation. And the Iranians notoriously lie about everything, correct? The Iranians lie about everything, right? No. No? Do Dale Jackson all lie? No. Do every Dale Jackson lie? What lie have I told? What lie have I told? Well, you started right off with any hundred of them, but the consumer fraud. Consumer fraud is why I called, Dale. Hey, Dale, consumer. Pot him down, bottom down. Hold on. Hold on. David. I know the tools who you are. I get it. I'm well aware of your little game, and I get it. And it's a really pathetic thing that you sit in your house. in California and call radio shows all over the country, I know your little game, okay? You're, you're, I got it. I've had you on this program. You've called numerous times. So I'm asking you, you said I'm a liar. Tell me where I've lied. Well, you're lying right now by not talking about consumer fraud. That's not a lie. Do you know what a lie is? Okay, hold on. Hold on. What is a lie? What is a lie?

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You started by saying Iranians all lie. Okay, no. That's a lie. I did say that, and I didn't say they all lie. What I said is, do the Iranians lie? Yes, sure, you did. You did. David, David, David, David, every morning. It's the morning sneer with Dale Jackson. Oh, my God, what a pathetic loser. Listen, David, my question to you was this. What lie did I tell? And you said, I said all the Iranians lie. That's not what I said. I asked you, do you trust the Iranians? Do the Iranians tell the truth? Do the Iranians lie? That was a question to ask you. You said that they do tell the truth, okay? And all I'm suggesting is why do you trust the Iranians so much? It's their own reputation. And it's up to them to keep up their own reputation. Right. And they said, we're not going to try to make nukes. We're not making missiles. We're not doing any of this stuff. And all of that has been found to be untrue. Correct? No, it hasn't. Okay. Okay. All right. Let's stop right there. The Iranians are not supposed to be making nukes, but they are. Is that a lie? Uh, they did say, Dale, I called up to talk about consumer fraud. Okay, all right. So the Iranians aren't supposed to have missiles. And you don't want to talk about consumer fraud because you're a liar. Do their missiles go further than that? Dude, I'm not talking about nukes. I'm talking about consumer fraud. David, can I just tell you something? Can I tell you something? One day you're going to not be here anymore. And you're going to understand, well, you're not going to understand because you'll be dead. But you're going to understand that you've wasted your life doing this. Goodbye, David. You're a loser. And I appreciate you wasting your life here on this program. Thanks. This is The Dale Jackson Show.

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Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for joining us. Thank you so much for your time today and every single day that you are with us. I appreciate you being here every day. Yeah, we just had a pretty interesting conversation a second ago with what Rush Limbaugh would refer to as a seminar caller. And that's definitely someone who goes out and calls everyone. He's not necessarily paid to do so. He's doing it for the love of the game. which honestly is even more pathetic. I'll just be completely honest with you, but he's doing it for the love of the game. And yeah, I get that maybe, well, it's compelling radio. It's not necessarily good radio. Those are two totally different things. I'll give you an example. Yavi does good radio. It's just not compelling. That's my take. I had to figure out a way to dig you somehow, Yavie. I was about to say. I was good. Yeah, yeah, that was a good one. So here's some thoughts from you guys on this so far. Please encourage more people like David to call in. It's great for ratings. I don't know about that. But the guy is a mess. Okay. This guy sounds like the Pepperidge Farm guy gone full lefty. He did. He did sound like that. And that guy remembered. Look, that guy has been calling my radio show for years. For years, way on and off. It's not a regular thing. But I know for a fact that he sits in California crying, I'm assuming with his shirt off and a big fat guy sitting in a recliner, probably fused to the chair because he's been staying there so long, calling radio shows around the country. And I don't know how other people handle him, but I refuse to take him seriously. I just absolutely refuse to take him seriously. Have you ever had David from California, Affie? No. No. Are there similar text? I don't think there are similar textors. I have no idea. Bugsie, whatever you just mumbled into the microphone. I said it's because Yaffe is not compelling enough. Oh, okay. I got you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Yeah, Bugs, you need to come up a little bit. Ow. Speak with some authority. I'm going to be very authoritative from now on, okay? That's fine. Right there, that's a perfectly fine way of talking about. That's what I normally say, but I, you know, I realize somebody else was talking as soon as I said it. I hate you. I hate you so much. Yeah, all right. It's eight after the hour time to remind you about Matt Curtis, the Matt Curtis real estate team. Matt Curtis. Realestate.com. Talk to that guy. He sells a home every eight hours. He's ready to help you. Matt Curtis, realestate.com. Talk to the guy. He gets it. You'll get it. We should all understand it. Matt Curtis, real estate. Now, we are going to jump in to hate at eight. You guys have already started to get some of your hates in there. We'll take some of those as well. Don't forget, you can answer our question of the day, which is as follows. There's no Kings protest this week.

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You clearly don't agree with the message, and if you do, great. But if you don't agree with the message, what's one thing they're getting right? If you do agree with the message, what's one thing the other guys are getting right? Just try to look at the other side and come up with some sort of perspective where you can understand the other side. Let me know the answer to those questions. We got Doobie Brothers tickets to give away on that one. So get your answers in there at 866-494. WVNN, that is the Scout Pest Control.com, WVNN, hot take text line. They also bring you ready for it. Hey, to date, but we'll get to that in a second. Let's talk about Scout pest control first. Scout pest control to get rid of your bugs, your pest. Now, David was kind of a pest, but he's a pest from California. You can't really bother you. But imagine if you had a bunch of Davids in your house. Imagine you had that in your house. You wanted them out. Scout pest control. Get those pests, like the ants, the roaches, the rodents, the bed bugs. Yeah, they'll get those people out. Those people, the bedbugs, they're not actually people. But they'll get them out. They'll get those mosquitoes out of your yard. They'll get those termites out of your walls. They'll make sure they stay out. That's what Scout Pest Control does. That's what they'll do for you. Scout Pest Control.com. Talk to them today. When you do, make sure you tell them Dale Jackson sent you and thank them for bringing you your favorite segment every single day. Yeah. Bringing you hate ads. Hey! I'm as bad as hell! And I'm not gonna take this anymore!

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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. Yeah, now is the time. Now is the place to just let that hate flow through you. Sometimes you just got to let it out. All right? Let it out. Let it flow and let's go. Bugsie, you're up first. What are you hating on? I am hating on Kelly Clarkson. Take that Kelly Clarkson. Have you ever heard her radio station on Sirius? She has like just an entire station. Are you asking me on a terrestrial radio station? Has anybody heard it? Has anybody heard it? No, nobody's heard it because it's on satellite radio. I was in somebody else. You started this. You're going to let me finish it. And as much as people will try to tell you. Nobody's listening to satellite radio. Exactly, exactly. Continue on. I was in somebody else's car, and they had it on Kelly Clarkson's radio. Okay. I didn't know anybody had serious. But anyways, I found out that she does this thing called Kellyoki, where she plays an instrumental version of some other song, and then she sings over it, and it is, I... It's so bad. You know in King of the Hill when Peggy calls everything like Spa Peggy and meatballs and stuff like that? I think she's one step away from that. Well, first off, King of the Hill is actually good. It is. It is. It is. It is. She used to do that, I guess, on our talk show and it would go viral because, you know, people like to see people singing other people's song and pretending it's good. So, yeah, there we go. All right. There's also karaoke or karaoke and all sorts of other things. Well, Kelly Oak is my favorite. Well, apparently not, actually. So, all right. They aster. No, hold on one second. Austin, you're up next. Austin. I am hating on something I'd forgotten. I even hated it. First off, you're hating on stepping on me. That's the first thing you should be hating on because I'm supposed to ask you, Austin, what are you hating on? And then you start your hate it. So let's try it again. Austin, what are you hating on? I'm hating on something I had forgotten. I even hated. The smells of Decatur, of driving in to Decatur. I thought about it this morning. Decatur's awful. Well, I love it. It's my, it's, you know, it's my home. I lived there for a while. Yeah. There's a waste production plant. You know what I'm talking about, Bugsie? Yeah, I lived in Decatur for quite a while, yeah. Oh, my gosh. I forgot. I smelled this twice every day, this beautiful porta-potty waste treatment plant. I'd forgotten that I even disliked it until this morning I thought, oh, I do hate this. I hate when I forget to turn off the, like to turn on recirculate in my car before I get to that point. Yeah, you got to turn it into a space pod to get through that. Yeah. But you have to time it. There's a cat food factory and then there's that. And it's all like right on the river. It's like, what are we doing here? What was the, what was that? Pouring cat food into the river? I don't know. Still better than Coleman.

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Oh, my God. Stop ripping. It just smells like burning trains. Hey, I'll tell you this, Decatur is booming, though. I mean, it's booming right now. So Decatur, they're doing something right. It must be the cat food. They try. The cat food brings all the people in. The cat's at least. Yes, that's exactly right. That's exactly right. All right. Yeah, Fee, I'll get to you in just one second. I just want to make sure that we all understand something here real quick. Yaffy is the worst. Okay, I just want to make that clear. And these people are just never going to let Yaffy didn't know that he's not the worst. Listen to this. I didn't know this happened. I am hating on Yaffy for taking his daughter to Epstein Island instead of Dissnerland. Dude, what is up with that, Yaffy? One in the world. No. No? Okay, all right, Yavie says that didn't happen. He denies the allegations. All right, Yaffy. What do you hate on? Dear God, can I just hate on that? You can. I'm going to hate on Donald Trump. I see a video on your on your ex page, Dale, that Donald Trump's endorsing you. I mean, no, he's praising Dale Jackson. You haven't, you didn't know that? No, I missed that. I missed that video. He bought in completely. He is fully 100% committed to endorsing Dale Jackson. And I think that's a beautiful thing. I think it's beautiful. This thing popped up. I'll play it here real quick. This thing popped up on my phone because of an editing software I have. And it had a template. And I just put this in. He's got a picture of me. And Donald Trump just can't get enough Dale Jackson. Let me tell you something, folks. This guy right here. He's incredible. I've seen a lot of hardworking people in my life, believe me, but this man, he works harder than anyone. He's honest, he's loyal, and he doesn't quit. People talk about the American dream. He lives it. He doesn't make excuses. He makes things happen. He's what America's all about. If we had more people like him, this country would be in even better shape, truly an inspiration. Great guy. Just great. Look at that. Look at that. What a wonderful endorse. Wow. I'm changing my, that AI is terrible. The AI is terrible. And on top of that, the thing is that kind of, the only reason it kind of sounds like Trump is because he's giving a Trump-like endorsement where he doesn't know the guy. like he doesn't where he's just like he's endorsing because he's supposed to he's supposed to but he doesn't doesn't actually understand the guy he's endorsing so there we go all right in the video it's like he's kind of pointing towards your picture but not He's pointing past it. There's actually somebody else. It is, it is a, it is an interesting endorsement. I'll accept it. Thank you. Thank you, Donald Trump. Thank you. Dale, what are you hating on? I am hating and I'm going to continue hating on this until I'm, until I just can't hate anymore. I cannot understand and I will never understand.

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the insistence of the American left to keep fighting about the issue of transgender in sports. There's not an issue they have been more resoundingly defeated on, decimated, obliterated, destroyed. There's not another issue where they have been more beaten down on. But they can not stop doing it. It is everywhere. It is, why is, what is it, Yaffe about this issue that these people insist on driving home, even though they lose every round? They never win. Everything they say, they end up on the wrong side of it. Why is that? Why will they not stop? Because they want to destroy traditional values in the family. So this is one of the best ways to do it, I guess. Yeah. And in this case, I really have a real problem truly grasping what they're trying to do here because they're not winning. This is not a W for them. It's L after L after L, yet they just continue with this. And they pretend that what's going on here is somehow not a complete rejection of their values. It's a complete rejection. And there was that female boxer who was beating the hell out of the girls. And she's got issues now where she said, I'm not going to take that. Well, now she is. And she's going to be found to have the chromosomes of a man. And so she's a man. And people have a lot of problems with these things. And I think it's completely fair. One of the arguments they made, this was so funny. I just want to get your thoughts on this. They said Michael Phelps is a fantastic swimmer because of his lung capacity. And that is an inherent trait that he cannot control. But he should still be banned from swimming because it's unfair to the other swimmers. Oh, my gosh. Right. Like that's... I don't even know how to address that part. What's funny, though, and you were talking about that, not only are they losing, but they're giving conservatives victories because we can constantly pound them on this issue. And it helps us. Yeah, that's exactly right. It's exactly right. And they continue fighting that battle all they want. Keep taking that L. Keep taking that L. Stay tuned, folks. We'll be right back. Dale Jackson. 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.

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Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for being here. Appreciate you. Appreciate you every single day. Thank you so much. And we always appreciate everything that's going on here and all your insight, including your insight, where you tell me what's actually going on with the cat food plan. Okay? I mean, yeah, okay. All right. I'll take it. It makes your entire river smell like caffeine. So there you go. Take what you want from that. I'm not sure anyone heard that. Oh, that I come through? I'm sorry. I apologize. Sorry. Dale, the reason the cat food plant is next to the river is so that they can unload raw ingredients from barges. Okay. All right. Well, your whole river smells like cat food because of it. So there we go. So anytime I've been over there on a boat or anything, which I don't know why I'm in the Tennessee River on a boat, to be honest, it's disgusting. There's alligators out there. It smells like cat food. That's where we turn around at, usually. The cat food blood. When you start to smell it, you're like, no, I'm going back. That's enough. That's enough. That's enough. Well, you know what else is enough? Enough of this week. Because it's Friday. From sunny North Alabama, it's $50 free for all Friday.

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That's right, $50 free roll Friday here on the Dale Jackson show. You know what that means? I ask a question, you give an answer, and I give you $50. Well, in this case, I give you $50. We're giving you a ticket to the Doobie Brothers. That's what we're doing, and that's how we're making this work. The question is this, and I think it's simple, but it's apparently far more complex than I thought it was. The question is this, and you can go see it on our Facebook page or my Facebook page where there is an amazing... AI generated image of a anarchy shirt wearing leather jacket clad, Dale Jackson wearing with a ripped jeans and a rainbow beard holding a sign that says, I'm against it and you are the worst. Well, cops try to beat me up. Is that a fair way to describe it? Because that's how I asked it to make. That's good. I'm a little disappointed. It's not a Jake Guevara shirt. Thought have been better. Oh, yeah, yeah, I should have done that. You got it. You got it right. All right. So put yourself in the shoes of your political opponents. What is the one issue you actually agree with the other side on? I'm going to give you my answers here on the other side of the news. But we'll go ahead and get some of your answers in here. You can get your answer in. You can get your answer in here right now, right here. It is all very simple to do. How do you do it? Well, you get it on the scout pest control.com. Scout pest control.com WVNN Hot Take text line, which is actually right here at 866494 WVN or the free speech phone lines there at 866494. WVANNN, that's brought to you by the Coleman Furniture Market. Those are the Colman Furniture Market, free speech phone lines. And so start thinking about this, what exactly is your one issue where you come around on the other side of who you normally agree with? Okay, I know it's complicated, but I thought it would be an interesting conversation. Here we go. I agree with my Democratic friends that President Trump could tone down some of his comments. You just made the list. You know, I will tell you, There's a lot of that. There is a lot of people who are taking that perspective, okay, that Donald Trump needs to kind of chill a little bit. And I hate to tell you this, that was mine. So mine has been stolen by the audience, but don't worry. I'm going to come up with another one because I'm an absolute madman and a genius. I agree with the other side in that Donald Trump just needs to shut his mouth and do his job. Okay, all right, that's fair. That's fair. That kings are bad, but they didn't mind during COVID and can't seem to identify what makes someone a king. The protest is a little silly at all the part. That's a great text. I'm sorry? We can all agree that kings are bad, you know. I do like that. But a king in this scenario is somebody that they disagree with. That's basically what it means there. God is love.

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The left always says this, yet with the argument that anything goes with who you choose to love. Well, love is love is what they actually say. Maybe they do say God is love. But I don't hear that a lot from the left, but I'll take your word for it. You just made the list. This is one that is a little more interesting. Increase the tax on Social Security to all income. Remove the tax limit. You know, I find myself, I'll just got to, I'm going to be honest with you, I find myself kind of in agreement with that. I don't hate that. I don't know why we cap it there. I don't think it needs to be capped there. Oh, they can't take it. Oh, they can't this. I get that. I get it. I understand it. Or they're not going to, maybe they'll draw Social Security, but they don't need Social Security. So let's just tax them into oblivion. In that particular case, I don't really have a problem with that. You have any Social Security tax, remove the cap? I don't have a huge problem. I understand the other argument, though, that they're not receiving. You know, what they're putting in. That is right. That is right. And that is kind of the main argument against it. But on the other side, screw those guys. Right? That's the other side of the argument. As a Republican, the one thing the other side does well is they stay in unison. That's true. You've got to appreciate that. We'll be right back. Stay tuned. You're listening to the Dale Jackson Show.

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92 5 FMWVN. Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for being here. Thank you very much for your time today and every single day. You know, I'm going to offer up a different hate for my wife. You ready? Here we go. I got a different hate. I'm hating. A. Afi asked me what I'm hating on. Dale, what are you hating on? Hating on my wife. I... I don't plan things, guys. Let's be as clear as possible on this. Okay? She does. She's wonderful at it. So my friend is turning 40, and he wants to do a weekend at the lakehouse, which I love, but I don't have my lakehouse anymore. So we got to rent a lakehouse. So I task my wife with this. And the place she sends that she's booked, and there's a cancellation, so we're going to cancel. But the place she's sent and booked doesn't even have a hot tub. Is this a reason for a divorce? I got to say it's close. It's close. And what's the point? What is the point? What are we doing? What are we doing? Now, this is in July, so the water will be wonderful and great. It's going to be awesome. And Tim's Ford is awesome as well. But I'm just... I'm infuriated, infuriated by this angered. I'm incensed. You know what? It makes me wonder, is this relationship going to make it? I mean, we got a 10-year anniversary. We're going to Mexico. We're going to have a good time, all this other stuff. Okay? But I'm seriously considering calling it a day because I feel like she doesn't know me well enough. Calling the marriage a day. Yeah, I'm calling it a day. Am I wrong for that? I call it. I do like you put it. I want to see that in divorce court. Look, I was just calling it a day. Yeah, we're just going to call it a day here, okay? I mean, let me just make that clear. And I'm going to, so she wrote me an email. She wrote me back. I said, hey, I said, you booked a place in the hot tub. And she said, we can cancel it. And I said, I'm kind of busy. So I thought I would ask my wife about it. Okay, that's what I told her. And she said, well, that bitch is going to tell you to read the email. I was like, God. Dang. This might be over. Okay. No, you were, no, you were made for each other. That's what I heard there. Yeah. Okay. So this is, this is, this is wild. This is wild. So I think the relationship might, I might be ready to call it a day. It might be over. Might be over. I'm just excited. You're booking me a vacation to a lakehouse. Hey, man, you're more than welcome to come. I'm turning 40 for me, right? When do you turn to 40? April next month. Oh, yeah, we got to go crazy. Maybe get you maybe one or two angry orchards. I keep telling Steffi, it's my midlife crisis is coming. Hey, yeah, let me ask you a question. If you went to the lakehouse with me and you went beer for beer with me and fried pizza for pizza with me and steak for steak with me, would you die? Probably. Honestly. How long do you think you could hang? I'd be fine until the beer part.

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So not very long. That's how much of a wimp I am. When it comes to alcohol, I'm going to the lake at Grant's not there. I'm cracking a beer as I get out of the car. I figured, yes. That's a good point. And I just walk in immediately and I just get right in the hot tub. I don't even take my pants off or take my put a swimsuit. I just get in with my jeans and get right in the hot tub. You're in your youth pastor outfit in the hot tub. I like that. Hey, somebody made that AI image. All right. All right. The question of the day is this. Where do you find yourself in agreement with the other political party? We're going to go around the room here real quick. You can continue to get your answers in here on the scout pest control.com. WVNN. Hot take text line at 866-494 WVNN. Bugsy. First off, I need I need you to identify where you think you stand politically and where you find disagreement. Real quick, let's do it. So that was actually my answer because I am, I've been struggling. I'm so split politically. I don't know how to answer the question because I haven't been able to decide which side I agree more with. That is such a non-answer that it infuriated. I know, but I've been so upset. That I'm just going to say, say no more. No. Yeah, say nothing else. If you figure it out in the next 10 minutes, I agree with most, you know, big things on either side or, you know, I disagree with like the equal amount. You're saying nothing, which I would prefer you have done than what you've done. Which side am I? All right. Austin. Give me an answer. What do you got? I would say I'm pretty right-leaning. And the thing that I wish the conservative movement did more was environmental stuff. I feel like that's so core to American identity and art. And I would really like the national parks, things like that. I feel like it's kind of an easy grab to conserve those kinds of environments. You want to hear a funny story? Yeah. So Mo Brooks used to belong to like the Sierra Club, which is a very left-wing group now. But at the time, it wasn't like the climate change and all this other stuff they're doing now. It was a, hey, maybe the lake shouldn't be on fire. Like, like, because pollution was, like in the 70s, like pollution was really, really bad to the point where, you know, rivers in Cleveland were burning. Maybe it shouldn't smell like cat food anymore now, too. Yes, exactly right, exactly right. But, but it was funny because when he ran for office, he would get attacked for formerly being a member. of the Sierra Club. That was one of the slams against him, which is very funny, very funny. You know, I was talking to someone the other day, and actually I mentioned on my TV show, you'll hear it on WVNN this weekend, Alabama Politics this week. I was saying to somebody, I was like, you know, you watch those ads during the Mo Brooks, Katie Britt race, and you would think Mo Brooks was joining ISIS to let illegal immigrants into the community. That's what you would have thought. And the Sierra Club thing kind of falls into that. So I also, I get that. That's actually a really good one. Can I change mine and just copy his? Quickly. No, no, I just, you know, me too. Just completely copied it. Ditto. That's your answer. Duggy. Bugsie. Don't turn your mic off. I want you to unplug your microphone. Okay? That's what I want you to do. All right. Yeah, Fee. What do you got? I agree with them that there's too much corporate welfare. There's too much.

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Oh, we want these businesses. So we're going to give them all these tax breaks. We're just going to give them tons of subsidies. And we do that with too many big businesses. And I know it's not going to change anytime soon. But that's an issue where I agree with the other side on. Okay. All right. I think that's good. Do you consider incentives for like Volkswagen and Chattanooga, you know, Kia in Alabama or Georgia, Toyota and Huntsville, Mazda Toyota? Do you? Do you think that's corporate welfare? To a certain extent, yeah. I mean, it's, I will say there's a difference between, say, a tax break and a subsidy. But no, I would much prefer a system where it's just the same for everyone. And I know it's not going to change because if we don't do it, other states do it. And that's the problem. But it just, it just bothers me that, you know, if you want to run a small business, they're not like, oh, okay, well, we're going to give you all this. But if you're, you're, you are completely wrong on this, like embarrassingly wrong. Like, that's, that's, I, I, I. Embarrassingly wrong. I'm considering firing you because of how wrong you. I thought Bugsie had the worst answer. Her microphone got unplugged. You're about to get fired because your answer is so bad. Holy cow, that is a terrible. No, the corporate welfare part I agree with, but I'll get it like this, but look at Bernie Sanders. Have you seen anything Bernie Sanders is doing? The home team act, have you heard about this? No. So the Chicago Bears are getting ready to leave Chicago. and go play in Indiana. That's just across. It's not that far. It's like 40 minutes away. You know, the Braves move north. Kansas City Chiefs are moving to Kansas, as opposed to Missouri, Kansas City, Kansas, where they are. They're moving across the border. All these things are happening because of, as you would describe it, corporate welfare, right? And so what Bernie Sanders wants to do is make it to where if the Bears want to move to Indiana, they have to give the city of Chicago the option to buy the team. Because the city of Chicago would then purchase the team at fair market value from the ownership to keep them from moving. Now, I think this is a terrible idea because it incentivizes the cities to not make a deal. to keep the teams and then buy the teams. I think it's a bad idea and it's not going to happen ever. I think it's probably also a constitutional force somebody to sell something. I can't imagine you can force someone to do that. But the premise is what's your premise is, too much corporate welfare. But I look at it a different way. If Indiana says we can make the money we're going to spend back in tax revenue or tourism or prestige, whichever way you want to look at it, Isn't that a smart move for the city to make that investment? I understand why they do it. Mine is more of a – it's not the role of government to do that kind of stuff. It's not the role of government to set up the area for investment? I mean, is it wrong when Huntsville goes out and annexes large swaths of land under the premise that they're going to get –

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manufacturers? Is that not the role of government? Well, you're talking about annexing land, that's fine. If you're talking about infrastructure, that's fine. But when you're literally handing out giant subsidies, because a lot of times with the sports stadiums, I mean, the city itself is spending billions of dollars. I agree with that. Okay. The straight up cash subsidies I got a problem with. Tax incentives. Less of a problem with. Infrastructure is zero problem with that. That's my thing. All right. Yeah, Abby, you're fired. All right. Do you want to say anything else since I've, since I kind of monopolize that? Do you want to say anything else on that conversation? No, I mean, basically, I just think it would be better if the government just focused on a low tax, low regulation environment for everyone. Okay. Instead of special favors for ones. over others. Okay, since Yaffy and Bugsy have completely destroyed this segment of the program by being so awful and wrong, I'm going to share some more of your responses on the other side before we get into 10 with him. But I'll give you my answer on this too. My answer is Donald Trump's government overreach is out of control. And I'll just use the example of the FCC. The FCC stuff that Brendan Carr and others are doing is so out of bounds. that if a Democrat was doing it, people would lose their ever-loving mind. They would freak out about it. They'd be whining about the fairness doctrine returning and all this other stuff. And they're doing it. And conservatives are just like, oh, no, it's fine. It's a big problem. You have to your thoughts on my take. It's actually a really good one. Yeah. Yeah, they're out of control. I mean, Brendan Carr should not be doing the stuff he's saying. Donald Trump shouldn't be saying the stuff he's saying about content and things like that. If you want to talk about ownership and stuff like that, and they just approve yet another merger too. Oh, these companies are doing this. Then you allow them to merge. Again, I'm not really against emerging, but it's just it's a weird way they're handling it. And it makes it look like they're trying to control the conversation and maybe an inopportune and improper way. That's my take on it. We need to abolish a lot of what the FCC does, period. I agree with that, too. I agree. Leave us alone and let me say the F word on the radio. What is the world? I wouldn't be doing it anyway. The FCC is not the one controlling that. Your boss is the one controlling that. Don't say the F word, yeah. When we come back, more of your answers and ten with him. It's the Dale Jackson Show. News Talks and it's at the AM.

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FMWVN. Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for joining us. Thank you so much for your time today and every day that you are here with us. And thank you for your input on all of these issues. We appreciate it. And we got a lot to get into. And a lot of you know that I'm right on almost everything. So thank you very much for joining us and being here. Here are some of your thoughts before we get into your answers for 10 with him. A lot of you fired off some interesting conversations. And I feel like I'm obligated to share him. So here we go. Fire Bugsie. Fire her. Fire yaffy. I'm glad I'm not alone in it, at least. Congratulations, Yavi. Congratulations. You are about to get fired by the audience. So your corporate welfare take is actually correct. Of course it is. But the extent that you are taking it is incorrect. Okay? That's, I think, the right way to take it. In your opinion. Well, that's fact on this show. I've worked at that place. Meow mixed several times doing renovations. The rats are so big you can put saddles on them and ride them. I want one. I want one of those. That's awesome. I mean, does anyone care that there are rats running around in their cat food factory? I don't think anybody cares. It's extra protein for the cats, right? Not only that, but the cats won't go after the rats because, you know, they got a plenty of food. Right, but let's say, what are they going to say, oh my God, there's rats in the cat food? I wonder if that's like Wagyu for cats, though, a rat from the Meow Mix factory. All right, all right, all right, all right. Let's get to some of your answers for 10 with him. Here we go. No, no, no, no, no, no. Sorry, sorry, stop that, stop that. Get that ready again. What I meant is here's some of your answers for our $50 free-for-all-Friday question. I agree with Democrats that we should help the poor and less fortunate. Okay, that's enough of that nonsense. I don't know where that's. The question is, where are the Democrats right if you're a Republican, where are the Republicans right if you're a Democrat, conservative, liberal, whatever, where's the other side right? I agree with Democrats that we should help the poor and less fortunate. I just disagree that creating bloated federal bureaucracies that result in fraud-like, leering centers in Minneapolis is the best way to do it. They know it's not the best way to do that, by the way. That's fraud. Okay, that's what that is. So, yeah, they're well aware that's not the best way to do it. Stop hiding behind the need for redacted documents. Release every single piece of evidence in the Epstein case. It's so funny, if you went back five years, the sides on that would have flipped. Who that would come from in order to be an opposite opinion would have completely flipped.

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You never saw a rally say release the documents during the Biden administration. It's kind of funny. It's actually, it's very, very fitting, I think. But I think it's a fair way to say, I think they're right. Republicans release it. If I, here's how I know there's nothing in the Epstein files. You tell me if I'm wrong on that. There's been no mass release of stolen documents. That's how I know. If there was like Donald Trump raping children in there, don't you think that somebody in the DOJ would have leaked it? Yeah, I mean, you had Anonymous, remember that guy? I mean, somebody would have, yeah. Yep, I agree with that. Last one, and then we'll get into 10 with him. Here we go. They are the best Karen's ever. They cry and complain about everything. They are great at spin. I, yeah, it's true. It's absolutely, that is absolutely true. You want to compliment your enemies. You guys are great Karens. You guys are the best at being Karens. I've never seen such wonderful Karens in my life. That's, yeah, that's right. All right, moving on, let's get to 10 with him. It's time to answer the deep questions. It's 10 with him. All right, I'm going to go with one of the more recent one that's just popped in here just because I think it's appropriate. It's 10 questions about 10 minutes politics, personal pop culture, pro wrestling, parasycial relationships, and personal attacks. Why trust your wife to make important life decisions? Because I have a telecom degree from the University of Florida and have lucked into the greatest job in the world. And she has an MBA from Alabama, an engineering degree from Auburn, raising an absolutely genius child and makes helicopters. Who should be making the decisions in this relationship? Who? If it's about having fun and doing crazy stuff, it's me. If it's about anything else? It's her. Yeah, he's had a good decision on my part. I wanted to make decisions in my life now. I mean, honestly. Just call her up and be like, what should I do here? And I'll tell you this, to quote Cindy. I'll just make sure I get this right. I would miss quote her. That bitch is going to tell you to read your email, Abby. That's what she's going to do. All right. Okay, here we go. I agree that women and children should have access to food security. No cold should go hungry. Oh, no child should go hungry. Okay, sorry, that was from the other answer there. I apologize for getting that wrong. Let's continue. If you were going to infiltrate a no king's rally, what would be your furry costume selection? Ah, that's a very good question. Very good question. I'd want to be a turtle. Well, you have one. I gave you one. What's that? It's right next to you. Oh, there is a giant, what is that, a Furby Head or something? Yes. Yeah, okay, maybe that is it. Maybe that is it. I would go as a turtle. What would be a furry, is there a furry turtles? I can make you one. Believe it or not, I don't have one. I don't. Sorry, sorry to disappoint. I choose not to believe that, okay? Thank you. Thank you very much. This is a two different person question, so we'll play both.

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Who are running these ads attacking Tubill for stock trading? Just heard the craziest ad on your station. The Alabama leadership wants us to believe that Turboville is the same Nancy Pelosi. Do they really think we're that stupid? Who is the Alabama leadership, by the way? It's an out-of-state group. I know that. It's a pack. And they're running these attack ads against Humberville under the premise that he is insider trading. Here's another one. I don't know if it's a left or right thing, but I'm for a complete ban on insider trading. You just take the money that they have, make them sell all their stocks if they want to be a United States senator or congressman, put it into like some sort of account and it goes up with inflation. Or maybe up with the GDP. Let's put it that way. That's a better way to do it. Up with the GDP. You have your thoughts on my plan to fix everything. Sounds good. Although, we're still in the air because the music just stopped. I don't know what Bugsie's doing. She's mad at us. She unplugged her microphone and all the music as well, apparently. But that's okay. That's all right. We'll continue. Where is the Red Hat rally tomorrow? I will buy a beer at 805. And laugh at the loonies in rainbow outfits. Sorry, Mom. My mom might be there. So yeah, that might work. I don't know where it's at. I know that there's one of the courthouse square in Athens. I don't know where the other one is. So just Google it and look it up. And know this. It's going to be a joke. It's going to be ridiculous. They're going to have to scream about Iran because they're not going to be able to scream about the TSA anymore. So good for them. Good for them. By the way, Bruce Springsteen and performing at a no kings rally in Minnesota. Yaffi, you want to go? Not really, no. That's unfortunate. I know you're a big fan, but yeah. I won't be going to Minnesota for that. I'll be going to Atlanta, to a show in Atlanta that I will be probably trying to get to, but I will not be going to that. Thank you to everyone that answered our questions. Thank you everyone that asked those questions. We've got a lot of those we didn't get to. Obviously, we do that every single day. But we'll be back next week. You're suspended for a week. This is the Dale Jackson Show. Hey, I'm Chris Van Fleet. Go behind the scenes and beyond the headlines with the biggest names in pro wrestling and beyond. Jeff Jarrett, great to see you. In this business, the story behind the scenes, so much more entertaining than what you see on camera. Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Paul Heyman. Mr. Heyman. You are a master at the little things. That's how you turn good into great. What does it take to achieve greatness? Whatever it takes I'm willing to do. That's an Emmy winning performance. How about it? Insight with Chris Van Fleet. Follow and listen on your favorite. platform.