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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. News Talk 770 a.m. 92.5 FM, WV. Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for joining us. Appreciate you being here. And I appreciate you every single day. Now look, there is a ton happening in this Iran situation. And it appears to me that the Iranians think that they have a bit of strength based on what the world media seems to be telling them. But I don't see where that is because even today, this morning, we are looking at a situation where their naval commander who was in charge of blocking off the Strait of Hormuz. Something happened to him. Yeah, and that thing that happened to him is he became pink dust. Yeah, he became pink dust. He has found himself in a scenario where he did not want to be. And that is, let me look this up here for the legal definition here, dead. So he is now pink dust and unable to continue blocking the strait of Hormuz. We have a new Baghdad Bob, which we should call Taran Tom. who is becoming famous because he has said that the Americans have been driven out of their bases in the Middle East. They have fled their bases after attacks from Iran, and they are now hiding in the local communities scattered throughout the Middle East. And now it appears... that Iran is telling its citizenry that they are hunting those Americans who are currently in hiding, surrounding a different various military bases in the Middle East. Now, you may be asking yourself, why would they do such a thing? Why would they say such a thing? Well, some would say wrongly that they're showing that they're strong and they're going to continue to fight and they're doing all these other things. Here's an alternate perspective for you. And I'll just offer this up with no knowledge of anything on the inside or anything like that. So basically your average CNN talking head. But I'll tell you what I think it is. I think they know this thing is almost over and they are telling their population. No, no, no, no, we're winning.

because they're going to turn around and say, no, no, no, we won. That's what they're going to do. And that's how this is going to be handled. America is going to give them an off ramp and they're going to take it. And they're going to claim that the reason the conflict is over is because they won and they're going to try to keep their current. I'd say this, remaining regime in place. Now, you can say that, well, weren't we supposed to do regime change? Well, that came up. And that came up in a press briefing. And Karoline Leavitt said, well, I mean, is there, is the I atoll dead? I mean, is the I atoll dead? It did, did. Did everyone around him also get killed? Didn't we also kill the guy who took over for him? Or at least we've done something to him where he remains, let's just say less than alive. Let's put it that way. And who's to say he's dead? I'm not saying he's dead. I'm not saying he's dead at all. What my suggestion is, is he's not running around. Okay? That's an important part. He ain't out there. He's not out there running around right now, is he? No, they're sending out Tehran Tom. And Tehran, Tom, is out there doing all he can to tell you that, hey, don't worry. The Americans are on the run. They're absolutely on the run, and we've got to be worried about it. Okay? That's what we're doing here. So watch out. American soldiers are now on the run across the Middle East, according to. the spokesperson of the Iranians. And again, this all goes back to one of my questions I always ask is why does the American media take everything the Iranian government says as gospel and everything the American government says as questionable? And there is no answer to that question, not a good one at least. And they... even know that they're telling their own people that the Americans are on the run. The Americans are afraid they've been pushed out of the Middle East. We all know that's not true. But they don't look at that and go, well, they're lying about this. What do you think that is? Why do you think that is? Huh. It's almost like they're lying about everything. But why else would they lie to their own citizens? Why is what they tell that? It's not as if they have social media and stuff to tell them what's actually going on or they have free speech where people are allowed to push back on them. You're not allowed to do that. You're not allowed to do that. Okay? You are not allowed to do that. Okay? And so, well, that is continuing to happen. We are continuing to watch as the American media is like, well, I mean, the Iran says they got them run out of their bases. No, they have not taken on that argument yet. So they have not decided to give the Iranians the credit on that. But everything else Iran says they have basically said, well, the Iranians are saying.

They're not talking to the Americans, but they, of course, reject the peace proposal, but they're not talking to them. They've offered their own peace proposal, but they're not talking to them. Okay? They're not talking to them, guys. They're not talking to them. Except when they are. And it's just like, oh, my God, well, they must have been lied. No, they weren't lying. So that went on for a couple days. But what they've done yesterday, is, in fact, reject the 15-point peace proposal and offer up one of their own. And the one of their own, which we may have gotten into yesterday here on this program, if I may not remember correctly. But they basically said what you need to do is leave the country, stop the war, give us reparations, allow our proxies to do whatever they want to do. and basically accept that Iran is super cool and awesome, and they're also the best looking guy in class. That's what you have to accept. If you're not willing to do that, well, then I got to tell you, this is some real problems that we're not going to be happy with. So Iran continues to tell us that they are not happy with what we're doing, and we continue to tell them that we just do not care. So the concern over ground troops continues to cause a problem as well. And we have a fight in Washington, D.C. over ground troops where apparently there was a meeting yesterday where they laid out some of the stuff about what was going on. And there was some frustration as members of the Armed Service Committee were concerned about. the lack of clarity about whether or not we're going to be sending troops in on the ground. So you got this kind of stuff. And again, every time there's a briefing, I tell you, someone's going to come out and say some version of, well, that. left more questions than answers, because that's just the cliche thing that people say. So here we go. One of the congressional officials said this, there was no plan, no strategy, no endgame shared, and they didn't give any answers. Unclear if there isn't a plan or if there is a plan and they wouldn't share it with the members. My guess is it's the latter, but it is what it is. And there's probably a reason for this. Because keep in mind, you're running to the press and you're probably going to tell them. Now, Armed Service Committee Chairman Mike Rogers. said there is some frustration with all the briefings that they've been receiving in the last couple of months and that has nothing to do with Operation Epic Fury. Quote, I fully support with the administration is doing in Iran, but when the briefing members, they need to be prepared to deliver substantive information and answer more questions. So that is from an ally, an Alabama congressman.

Mike Rogers not too happy about where all this is going in the sense that they're not really laying out all the information as opposed to not supporting it. So there's a little bit of back and forth going on there. But either way, Donald Trump says this thing is working towards winding down. He insists there are negotiations taking place, but they continue to pound away and prepare for more if they have to. And Donald Trump continues. to say, hey, look, we're in the in-throes of this thing. We just have to make sure that this is done correctly and they are effectively neutered. Now, other individuals and other actors in the region have also said that they're not ready for this to be over yet. And I know what you're thinking right now. I know. I'm well aware what you're thinking. But it's not them. It's not them. It's the Gulf Arab nations. They said they do not want this over until Iran is significantly degraded to a point where they are neutered and cannot continue causing chaos in the region. And so that's coming from our allies there, which of course you know what that will be turned into. But again... Take all of this with a great assault. The negotiations are ongoing. Taran Tommy continues. Oh, no, let's call him Taran Tom. Excuse me. He is not doing a great job, but they have a, I can play the audio for you, but you will never understand a word that it says. So I'll share with you exactly what the guy said translated into English. So we'll have a conversation a little bit about that. But they've got their own Baghdad Bob, for those of us who remember Baghdad Bob. They've got their own situation at hand. And, uh, It's not going to play well for them. It basically tells you that they are lying to their citizens because they know they're screwed. But we'll continue with that. Stay tuned. You can weigh in with your thoughts. Get them in right now. 866-494-WVNN 866 494-966. That, of course, is the ScoutPest Control.com. WVNN. Hot-take text line. You can jump in right there right now. Also, the free speech phone lines brought to you by Coleman Furniture Market. Same thing. 866. 494-9-866 or you can email me. You've got mail. Dale at WVN.n.com. Jump in right there. We'll be right back. This is The Dale Jackson Show.

Thank you very much for joining us. Thank you so much for your time today. We have Iran telling you that Americans have fled their destroyed bases in the region and can no longer fight. And we all need to watch as Iran is about to take over the entire region. I mean, look. Okay, I guess those are foreign powers better to do something about that, I guess. In the name of God, the most merciful. Considering that all American bases, in the region have been eliminated, American commanders and soldiers, have fled and taken refuge in, and in mafeworthy gauged outside of the bases, and we are searching for them. And we are searching for them. We call on the people of the countries in the region to report their hiding places and at the same time demand the expulsion of Americans from the region for their own security. And all praise is due to God, the Almighty, the wise. Bismillah. Okay, so there we go. That's what we have. All forces in the region have been eliminated. And commanders and troops have fled and taken refuge outside of those facilities. So looks like that's the end. Guys, the war's over. So they won. I don't know if we become their 51st state or what happens next. But at this point right now, we need to know that the Americans just cannot. continue doing what they're doing. So there's the update. We've lost the war in Iran. Congratulations to all the folks on the left and the far right who wanted Israel and the United States to lose because we did. We lost. The whole thing is over. The whole war is over. It's amazing that we lost so quickly. We thought we had them on the run when we destroyed their Air Force and their Navy and killed all their leadership and took down their ability to, I don't know, defend themselves from strikes from the air. But what we all should have really known is that the Iranians would push us out of our military bases and drive us into the sea. So from the river to the sea, the Middle East shall be free. Americans and Jews have completely been driven from the region. So it's good information. And it's time for us to...

To wrap it up, guys. So I, for one, will be the first to say, welcome to the Ayatoll. I look forward to serving in your government as a misinformation minister. And I am ready to serve you. Thank you very much for considering me. Okay? All right, good. A little bit of local news here before we jump off and jump in and just a little bit with former Congressman Mo Brooks. What are you watching? while your kids are playing on Roblox? What exactly are you up to? Because there is a troubling new story out. And it comes to us from Athens. In Athens, Alabama, a young man, 24 years old, was utilizing Roblox. And we'd heard this before, for those of you who have kids, who play Roblox. We'd heard this before. But there's a guy in Athens, Alabama, who has been charged with a lot of stuff, a lot of stuff, because he was using Roblox to suggest that a young lady should kill herself and send him naked pictures. And yeah, so exploitation, solicitation of suicide, and all that was happening. He has been charged with a number of crimes. The guy's name is Landon Westfall, 24, two counts of criminal assistance to suicide, 261 counts of indecent behavior with a juvenile, 15 counts of child pornography. They started talking on Roblox, and during that conversation, he pressured the girl to cut herself and encourage her to kill herself at least twice or send explicit images. Westfall sent and received explicit images involving the minor. And this individual was living in Athens, Alabama while doing this. So here's a suggestion for most parents. And I strongly suggest this. If your child was playing Roblox today, go pull up the little chat. Just go pull up the chat history. and see what they're saying and who they're talking to. And if they've recently, like, erased it or cleared it, that might be something you might want to start being a little worried about. And that should probably go for anything your kids using that is connected to the internet. You should look and see if there's a chat. And if there is, you should go look at it and see what he's interacting with or they're interacting with. Just a free piece of advice because there are monsters out there everywhere. This is The Dale Jackson Show. Scrolling with Haley. I am Haley Karanilla. I scroll with the homies here in the live chat because there's a lot to scroll through on X, on Instagram, on TikTok. Cutting through the clutter, one hot take at a time. Love seeing you all in the chat before the show. I tried to jump in just a few minutes before to say hello. I love the chat interaction. Thank you for helping. But I do it to get all of the videos and all of the content that you won't find anywhere else. Scrolling with Haley. Just search that up and I will be there.

Follow and listen on your favorite platform. News Talks at 70 a.m. 92-5 FM, WVNN. Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for being here. Thank you so much for joining us. We appreciate you being here. We appreciate you every single day. You'll spend some time with us. We also appreciate our next guest who will be joining us on the Alabama A&M, $350 million bulldog hotline. Alabama A&M, $350 million. That's the economic impact on Alabama. $238 million on North Alabama alone. Learn more at aAMU.edu. Let's bring Congressman Brooks, the former Congressman from the 5th Congressional District, running for State House District 20 here in Huntsville, and we appreciate him being here. Congressman, I don't know if you've been following the lieutenant governor's race, but what's been happening in that race is John Wall went to some sort of meeting event at the Anderson Islamic Center. And the Secretary of State basically attacked him pretty viciously, suggesting he had capitulated to Islam and all sorts of stuff. I don't get the anger of him going to this thing. Do you understand it? Where are you out on this? What do you think? Well, yes, I understand it. It's driven by polling and the desire to win a political race. If you look at Tommy Tuberville's comments, They're very similar to those of Wes Allen concerning the threat that they both perceive as associated with Islam. But the threat is radicalism, right? I mean, the idea that you can't, if you're invited to go to the Islamic Center and Aniston Islamic Center, barring there being some evidence or news of there being some sort of radicalism there. Should you not go as a politician? Well, it depends on the circumstances. When you say if you're a politician and you're in middle of a campaign, well, then typically the politicians are going to want to go to places that maximize their votes and whatever upcoming election that they're campaigning for. And so they'd be polling data that's involved in that. And it seems that there's a calculus by Wes Allen. that he might conceive whatever Islamic vote there is to John Wall in exchange for getting the fundamentalist Christian vote. I mean, Wes Allen is not a dummy. Oh, no, not at all right. You know, we can agree or disagree with what he's doing, but he must have polling data that says attacking Islam will help him with more voters than it will hurt him. Oh, I agree with that. Probably the calculus that is motivated. Yeah, and I think he's right about that. I think he's right about it. To me, I don't know, Jeff Porke called it desperate yesterday, and I think I think that's true. I think it's pretty desperate. I think it. I think it's pretty desperate. I think it. I don't argue with the effectiveness of such thing, the net positive for him of doing it. And I've said the same thing about what Tommy Tuberville's been saying. There's a lot of what Tommy Tuberville said that makes a lot of sense when it comes to Islam, the Sharia law stuff and talk about that.

But posting a pitcher of Zohran Mamdani next to 9-11, I don't understand that. And I think that kind of muddles the message and makes him an easy target on that particular issue. Let's move away from that. You. We're in Washington, D.C. for a long time. You received many briefings, and I'm not sure how you felt about those briefings. I'm sure it mattered on which briefing you were getting and who was giving it. There seems to be some consternation from a lot of people about the briefings about the Iran situation. I would argue, maybe I'm wrong here, that... Maybe you don't give all the information to members of Congress who have shown they're more than willing to go out and leak it, but I don't know if that's an appropriate way to run a government. What are your thoughts on that? Mike Rogers said, look, there's been a problem with briefings for a while unrelated to this, the questions that aren't answered sufficiently, in my opinion. Where are you at on that? What do you know? Well, the problem is that no one in Congress, including most of the people in the public, have the information that is needed to make an informed decision. And while the members of the public are certainly different from the members of the United States Congress, and that the members of the public don't have a lot of say in these kind of matters. You know, we do every four years when the president's up for election, but that's it. Members of Congress, on the other hand, they are required by the United States Constitution to be involved in these types of matters on two different levels. One is Declaration of War and two is funding to pay for it. And so you have to cooperate with the United States Congress if you want the money to pay for whatever military expedition is underway. I tend to agree with that. I think that's true. The real question, I guess, is this. When they go to speak to Congress, are they, do you think they're obligated to give them all the information? Or should they? They're obligated to give them whatever information is required to get whatever it is that they won't. You know, you've got to persuade the United States Congress to come across with the money that pays for these expeditions. And if you're unsuccessful in doing that, then the expedition is going to fail. Well, I think that's true. I think that's very true. They're asking for $200 million. I think they're going to have a hard time getting this. From the outside, and I realize you don't have any information, you're not getting briefed or anything like that. How's the Iran war going, in your opinion? It's troublesome. We've had some fantastic military successes. The question is going to be whether the president has made the case that gets the American people behind him in the long haul in the face of various adversities. You're going to have an economic adverse effect. Are the American people...

willing to bear that in order to prevail in this military conflict. You're going to have military personnel who are injured and killed. Are the American people willing to accept that cost and lost lives and injuries in exchange for pursuing this military endeavor? And the president really has to do a whole lot better job of persuading the American people to get behind this. You know, Vietnam War against North Vietnam America did not have the American people behind it. Excuse me. The president didn't have the American people behind it in the latter part of the 60s and the early 70s. And so the result was the American troops were withdrawn, and North Vietnam conquered South Vietnam, and now it's just Vietnam. So you've got to have American support. You have to build the case. With whatever information you have, you have to build the case to get the American people behind you. And it's quite clear that it's a toss-up at this point in time as to whether the American people are going to do what they need to do in order to ensure that this endeavor is a successful military one. Yeah, I think you're right about that. I'm going to ask you, but I don't know how you'd have any information. How long you think this goes on? We were told to be about a month. That would be two days from now. I don't think there's any way to hold anyone to that standard. That's just a kind of a guess and a conversation that's taking place while you're being asked. How long is it going on? I don't know about a month. But what do you make of how this is going and how long this will draw out? Well, I'm one of those that believes if you're going to start a war, you better be in it to win it and to win it against the nation like Iraq, excuse me, Iranics, especially with the desire to eliminate their capability of creating nuclear weapons that can be used to destroy American cities. You got to do whatever it takes to win. And in my judgment, that's going to be a considerable amount of time. Certainly measured not in days or weeks, but measured in months or years. Now, that's the thinking process that you have to go through when you decide to enter into this confrontation. I hope that what we don't have is a decision to... get out quickly without having achieved the goal where you declare victory, but you're really having achieved the goal. You know, it's much like the bombings that occurred last fall. The nuclear program was supposed to have been obliterated. Apparently that was not the case, as evidenced by our being the conflict that we're now in with the threat of nuclear weapons, still being one of the principal justifications for engaging this military effort. So the American people, if we're going to pursue this to actually prevail, they better be prepared for a significant amount of time to enable the military to do what needs doing.

You know, Wilson, it's a very foggy area. I have no crystal ball on this. It would be wonderful if we could finish it relatively quickly, but we should not finish it relatively quickly if the job is left undone and the threat is even greater. Yeah, I agree with that. You've got to finish the job. You've got to get this done completely. I promise you this, Congressman Mo Brooks, next week. we will discuss some stuff going on here inside the state. Since you're running for State House, we'll have a discussion about some of those things. We got off track here today, and that's on me as a bad radio host. But I appreciate Congressman Mo Brooks coming on the program here and joining us. We always appreciate him taking the time to talk with us and give us some insight on his time in Washington, D.C., and his insight on what's going on here in the state of Alabama as well. Thank you very much to him for joining us on the Alabama A&M. $350 million Bulldog Hotline. As for the rest of you, you can get it on the ScoutPass Control.com. WVNN. Hot-Tate text line at 866-494 WVNN. Dale Jackson.

Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for joining us. Yes, I appreciate a lot of the perspective. that some of you are bringing to the table here, mostly the part where it's like, hey, everyone's lying. That is my favorite perspective. I want to make that clear as possible. I love that perspective. It is my favorite perspective of everyone is a big fat liar and nobody can be trusted because there's probably some truth behind a lot of that. So thank you very much for weighing in with those different perspectives. Now, I will also point out that some of the texts have received on the Scout Pest Control.com, WVNN, hot take text lines are still upset about my questions about Wes Allen's response to John Walt. Let me just wrap this up since I brought it up with Congressman Mo Brooks. Let me just say this. Alan seems desperate. That's all it is. That's what it looks like. Okay. Leave it at that. Right now, though. Let's jump over to our good friend Matt Curtis and the Matt Curtis real estate team. Matt Curtis joins us to talk a little bit about what's going on to the real estate market. Last week we talked with him and the conversation was very positive that the real estate market was rebounding a little bit. Then I started to see other stories about Alabama and what we had talked about, how sales were up and things were moving and with interest rates coming down. All right, we've moved another week into a Middle Eastern war. Matt Curtis, anything you can tell me, has anything changed in the last week? There's still a lot of unpredictability out there with interest rate starting to rise a little bit, but we're still half a point better than we were this time last year. Really, the market still seems to be responding with that. I mean, we saw 29 sales for our company last week, which is one of the best weeks we ever had. So we have... A lot of people that, you know, basically there's three million homes or three million buyers that have sat on the sidelines the last three years. That translates to several thousand here in the Huntsville market. And even with a half a point or one point interest rate move, that's still moving buyers in the Huntsville market. That affordability index is over 100. And as of now, we're still seeing buyers continue to enter into the marketplace. So let me ask this question. Now that gas prices have gone up a dollar in the last month, and that seems to be really driving and motivating people in a lot of different ways, is it motivating them to not drive around and look at houses? Are you noticing anything like that? Are people saying, I don't want to do that? I want to look at them digitally. Is that in any way, shape, or form of thing? We haven't seen that. You know, Huntsville is, you know, a relatively smaller town, so it doesn't take a lot of gas to get from one home to the next, not a big city where I would think that would be a bigger issue. So we're not seeing that yet. You know, I think the thing that you look at is, you know, oil drives everything. And so if this war continues to continue on like this, it's going to affect lumber prices. It's going to affect labor prices for construction.

And as new construction prices go up, that will affect the overall market and inflation. And so, you know, some savvy buyers might be looking at this and say, hey, inflation is right around the corner. I don't like it. But, you know, I'd rather lock in today's price than, you know, tomorrow's inflated price. I didn't even think about it, but you're right. Everything has to get delivered. uses oil in some way, shape, or form. Manufacturing uses oil. So when you're creating a bunch of things, that requires oil. So yeah, that is a perspective. Matt Curtis, Matt Curtis, real estate team, always appreciate him taking the time to jump in here. Thank you very much. Matt. Learn more about him. Matt Curtis, real estate.com. Great guy. Always doing a good job at work for us. We appreciate him being here. All right. Moving on, let's get some of your text messages here on the scout pest control.com, WVNN, hot tape. Text line. You guys are bringing some interesting thoughts to the table. Not that I agree with them, but as I said before, the perspective is still worth listening to. Even if I don't agree with it, if I don't believe it and I don't agree with you, then you're wrong. That's generally the perspective that I've taken in my life, but it does not appear that a lot of you agree with that. So let's get your thoughts in here. Here we go.

Excuse me, let me crank that back up here a little bit louder. Here we go. Iran believes we are winding down via the one-month estimate. That is why they are cranking up their propaganda machine. You know, that's possible. I mean, they're not, look, I've been saying this whole time. Their number one weapon is what? What is their number one weapon? Gas prices. Okay, that's it. It's the number one. weapon that they have and they are incapable or excuse me they are incapable of damaging us militarily at this point so what they need to do is create a perception that they're winning that will be repeated over and over and over again by our friends in the media And then maybe they can whittle down the will of the people. I mean, Congressman Mo Brooks referenced that earlier in Vietnam, and I've given you my thoughts on Walter Cronkite, son of a bitch that he is. That guy is worse than Baghdad Bob. That's not about Walter Cronkheim, by the way, although it could sound like we were thinking. But that's actually about the Taran Tom, who continues telling us, hey, the Americans have all been pushed out of their bases and are hiding in the woods. Now, you know, there is actually, and I'm not going to, I'm not going to do Toronto Tom's job for him. But what he should have actually said is that the New York Times is reporting that some of those military bases have been left by the United States in order to conduct their missions from elsewhere. Not they're hiding in the surrounding areas. It makes them sound like they're hiding in the woods somewhere outside of a military base because that's not what's happening. He should have pushed that argument because the New York Times has a story out today where they're kind of making that point that we've left some undefended or undefendable bases in the region because you don't want them being hit with rockets that you can't shoot down. And so what they've done is they've taken them and went to other facilities, and now they're attacking and bombing from there. Nobody can argue militarily we're not destroying them, okay? And that's really what this is really all about. Same thing the mainstream media does for the Democrat Party lies. Yeah, they cover them up. They amplify them. That's what they're doing. They're doing all they can to continue pushing the idea. that we are at the end of the day for America. That's our whole thing. America sucks. America's failing. America is a failed state. All that stuff. This is what they say all the time. So why would they not support someone we are in the middle of a war with? I mean, we've said numerous times, if 9-11 happened today, there'd be people cheering on Osama bin Laden. I truly believe that. This is just that, maybe just a little less.

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Number five. All right, we got illegal gambling machines being seized across the entire state of Alabama. It's not much of a surprise. Yes, it's happened in Alexander City and Huntsville. Yes, dozens of machines seized in East Alabama, 32 machines, and a large amount of cash also seized in that operation. And I got to tell you, Not much of a surprise. In Huntsville, officers executed a separate investigation earlier this year that resulted in the rest of a 59-year-old man operating illegal gambling from a residence. In another Huntsville case, police confiscated illegal gambling machines from a gas station on University Drive. Man, where does that happen? I want to be a part of that. I'm going there a place. No, I would not do that. But listen, illegal gambling machines all over the place. Don't think for a second you're not hearing about these things because, hey, guys, we need to legalize and regulate this. That's the push right now. Number four. All right. State Representative Prince Chestnut is offering up a piece of legislation that I think a lot of you will find very, very interesting. The Democrat from Selma wants to make sure that young women are protected from a dangerous procedure. That dangerous procedure, everyone who's listening to this knows exactly what I'm talking about. Female genital mutilation. which a listener to my show yesterday threatened my wife with. I just want to throw that out there. But, you know, it is what it is. They want to criminalize the practice. with strong penalties to protect girls and women from this form of abuse. And I think that's exactly what we should do. This should not be happening inside the state of Alabama. And they can go out and get this done. And I think you'll have a pretty easy way to get this pass. Put these people in jail who are doing this to young girls. Make them pay. Number three. A new poll shows that US Representative Barry Moore is leading. Attorney General Steve Marshall in the United States Senate race. Now, I'm shocked that it's only 3126. Yeah, I'm very surprised. A large number of undecided voters remain, and the race is still fluid, obviously. But those numbers are kind of surprising to see. I would have expected it to be significantly more.

But Barry Moore has gained a lot of ground over the last couple of months to the point where he has taken the lead. In this race, I think, will heat out there some new ads out. And yeah, they're pretty hardcore. Okay, I'll just be honest with you. Jared Hudson pulling at 13% in this as well. So we'll see what happens with him. Those are the three big players. Barry Moore, I think, pulling away. Number two. A governor-elect national championship winning coach. United States Senator Tommy Tuberville is now arguing in favor of privatizing the U.S. Transportation Security Administration, also known as TSA, also known as the people that pulled me aside every time I go through the airport and give me an additional search. I realize I'm beautiful. Maybe they just want to touch me. I don't know. I have no idea what's going on there. But the chaos at the airport continues amid the government shutdown. And yeah, it's not good. It's not good. And we need to make sure that they're resolved here. Now, will they ever privatize this? I don't know. But I do know this. There are 20 airports in this country. country, excuse me, in this country that have privatized TSA security agents, and they don't have these problems. So that's worth noting, okay? That's worth noting. Tommy Tuberville says law-abiding Americans are missing their flights due to these staffing shortages and delays and says the system is inefficient. Now, time for the number one thing you'll be talking about today. Iran gave a negative response. to the U.S. ceasefire plan amid push for talks by the United States. Now, strikes continue as well, and I think that it's pretty clear that we're not letting up on this. That is something that people have to just accept is going to continue. Strikes and conflicting signals are coming from America and Iran on this. President Donald Trump maintains pressure. While reports suggest the conflict is reaching its potential resolution, some still calling it a quote unquote stalemate. I mean, we've just killed their naval commander who was in charge of stopping shifts from going through the Strait of Hormuz. I mean, they killed the guy. Okay, they killed him. They've knocked out 90-something percent of their Navy, their Air Force, all of their air defense. What exactly about this is a stalemate? What? Because they haven't given up? That makes sense in a stalemate? I don't think that's how all of this works. But call me a crazy person. I'm not an American hating bastard that got a four-year degree and calls myself a journalist. Okay? Come on. I mean, I call myself a journalist as a joke because their profession is a joke. And this is one of the main reasons why, this kind of stuff. Oh, it's a stalemate. Oh, oh, God, this thing is going terribly. Oh, you know, it's terrible. And when we come back, there's a article I meant to get to it yesterday, but I forgot. It said it would be terrible if America were to win this war. Yep. And we will get in to all of that as we move through the program here today. Stay tuned. I'm Dale Jackson. Keep it locked right 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.

I'm not joking about that headline, by the way. Here it is. Why U.S. victory and Iran would be bad for Washington and the world. Yep, this is written by Howard French, a policy expert at foreign policy, which is a magazine on foreign policy. I am sure it's read by a lot of people, I am sure. Here's his subheadline. The possibility of Trump imposing his personal whims on another nation is more frightening than U.S. failure would be. Yeah, that's right. We need to fail because we can't have Donald Trump win, okay? We can't do that. By the way, the winning song by the Doobie Brothers, Jesus is just all right. off their second album. So a lot of you guess that. I'll pick a winner later on in the day. If you don't hear from me, you're a loser. Okay, got it. Good. Thank you very much for getting your text in here on the Scout Pest Control.com. WVNN Hot Take Text Line. That's one place you can jump in. You can also jump in here on the Colman Furniture Market, free speech phone lines there, 866-494. WVNNN, and you can email me. You've got mail. Dale at WVN.n.com. That's one way to do it right there on the downtown rescue mission.org email inbox. They continue. The current situation in the United States like that of the United States and the world is by no means normal. This should summit the American people and world opinion to take what may seem like an unusual, even uncomfortable position. Under disturbing precedent, or excuse me, under the disturbing present circumstances, one should simply not wish for a U.S. victory in the country's three-week old war against Iran. Good Lord. So that I, so there's no moral confusion about this statement. Oh, good. Okay. Hold on, guys. He's going to clarify this for you, okay? He's going to make it clear that there is just no moral confusion in this statement. He wants to make sure that you guys know that he's making a point here. He wants you to know he doesn't want any moral ambiguity here. Seriously, he says. So there is no moral confusion about this statement. I must make it explicit that I am not calling for nor do I wish for the death or injury of U.S. soldiers. Nor do I wish for the destruction of the state of Israel. He just wants us to lose the war, guys. He just wants us to lose the war. At this point, I think there's like a 75% chance. Now, after 9-11, in today's climate, they would absolutely root for Osama bin Laden. Okay, and then we don't have to think about it. We've already seen the millennials in lower.

celebrate Osama bin Laden's mindset. So he's getting praised after 9-11. So let me just say this. Maybe you think this number's too high. Maybe you think this number's too low. I, however, like the three bears, believe that this is just right. Okay? 75% of the people who praise Osama bin Laden... and who want America to lose this war would root for Hitler over the United States. They pulled for the Nazis. Hell, him doing what he's doing to the Jews might push him further onto his side. I mean, God, it's amazing. The bigger problem that underpins all of these realities, and I'm jumping down to the article, is that the United States is governed by a malignant. narcissist whose megalomaniacal tendencies have bloomed alarmingly before the world's eyes during his second term in office. Scarcely a day goes by without a more stark evidence of this fact from his vulgar and grandiose remaking of the White House, including a new ballroom, to designs to place his likeness on U.S. currency, to his power drunken statements about taking Cuba. And being able to do whatever he wants with the sovereign country, almost still obviously unchasoned by his governance deepening in Brulia in Iran. God, what a tool. I mean, what an absolute tool. What a tool. He brought up the ballroom. You know why you should lose the war? Because of the ballroom. Yeah, that's right. That's right. Yeah, that's right. He tried to build a ballroom, so therefore we need to lose the war. Let me ask him. If the Ayatollah takes over America, does he stop the construction of the ballroom? I just need to know. Are we going to keep doing that? He does have a plan, though. The way to end this war is not with bombs, but with easing tensions and eventual guarantees of security for all of the Middle East. That includes Iran. The world was closer to such an outcome under the agreements negotiated by the Obama administration to subject Iran's nuclear program to strict controls. They weren't following that agreement. They were still working towards October 7th. What are you talking about? What are we doing here? But yes, the correct answer to all of this, the only way forward is for Donald Trump and America to lose this war. We just need to allow them to understand that they can't make nuclear weapons. Other than that, we're cool. But see, that was only a small part of the problem, and you ignore all the other things that were going on there. But good luck. Good luck. So we're rooting for the Ayatollah now. I hate to remind these people, the Ayatollah is dead. Okay? Oh, not that one. The other one's dead too. Okay? But good luck in this idea that America needs to fall in order for the world to be a better place. This is a mainstream thought now, by the way. Just keep that in mind.

Them wanting us to lose is now mainstream thought. There's no question about that. It's the Dale Jackson Show. News Talks at 70am, 92, 5 FMWV. Neil Jackson here with you. Thank you so very much for being here. Thank you so much for joining us. Up next on the Alabama A&M $350 Bulldog Hotline, we have Sam Cavani as my state senator. We always appreciate him taking the time to join us here and have these conversations with us, even though this one may be somewhat uncomfortable. I'll be honest with you. It's an uncomfortable conversation for a lot of people. Everyone I've talked to is not been comfortable having it. We'll see where Samuvan lands on this issue. Senator Van, good morning. This conversation about Ernie Yarbrough is pretty troubling. Six-year-old son shot his 13-year-old son in the back shoulder with an AR-style weapon. One of the reports I read gave a little more detail on this and basically said the weapon was inside the case, but not locked. But I have a 7-year-old, and he asked me yesterday to open up his nerds rope candy. Okay? So I have a hard time seeing a 6-year-old. Take a magazine. load it, chamber the round, aim it, pull the trigger. This whole thing bothers me a lot, Senator Gavann. Is he going to get charged? I don't know. I'm not talking to as a lawmaker or a lawyer. What do you think about this? Well, first of all, the child was... Had God's hand of protection over him and the 13-year-old. And it was playing basketball the other night. So that's great. He's going to be fine. Awesome. And second of all, I think there's rapid speculation about what happened. And we need to just everybody, let's put our hangman snooose back in the cabinet and not try to. hang Representative Yarbrough right now for something that nobody knows the facts on. You know, I think there's probably a little bit of different from not necessarily city folks and country folks, but, you know, from the time I was old enough to crawl in my father's gun cabinet, I had access to my father's guns. And, you know, I think Bernie's kids were raised right and are Our great kids, but, you know, just let the process work itself out and let's not jump to conclusions. Is anything I said knowingly that you know of is false? Anything I said? Yes, and I'm not going to get into it. Okay. All right. That's fair enough. I'm basing that on the media reports that I've seen.

Okay, let me just ask you this. When you were six, could you have chambered around on an AR-15? No. Yeah, I don't think so either. I just, that's okay. All right. So, okay, so the response here, Senator Berman, what I'm taking from you is that there's more to this story that's been reported already, and I look forward to hearing the rest of this on that matter. So we'll leave that right there. Now, on to the second controversy in Alabama of the week, and that would be showing up at a mosque. I don't get this again. Again, this may be a difference that we find in city folk and country folk again. But John Wall went to an event. I don't care if it was Ramadan. I don't care what it was at a mosque at an Islamic center in Anderson. And apparently this is now an avenue of attack. where we're going to question John Wall's Christianity. We're going to question his faith and his fidelity to the United States. It reeks as desperate from Wes Allen. And I think it's unfortunate. Maybe that's where this race is, the desperation phase. Your thoughts on that scandal? Well, first the question is, because I'm listening yesterday with you and Jeff. Have you seen a poll that shows John anywhere but third place? Because I haven't. Okay. Okay, that's a fair point. I don't understand how that's desperation. Well, I think the momentum is definitely a John Wall's camp with the endorsement of Donald Trump. Well, he does have the Trump endorsement. But the thing about John's tactical decision to wait. was he missed out on all the other endorsements. Either Rick Paid or Wes Allen got all the others from the Farmers Federation, all that. The only one is outstanding that I know of. And I actually don't remember what the business council. I think the business council finally come in on it. I'm not sure. I don't want to speculate on that. So there's other endorsements out there besides, you know, President Trump. But both, but I'll tell you, they both have raised a lot of money. John Wall raised a lot of money very quickly. Right. And what also does is keeps money on the sidelines too. I mean, that's the other part of this. And that's another part of it with all of this. It'll keep money from coming into the race. But like you said, money's probably already in the race in a lot of ways. And that already started. But.

You're saying, and I'm going to paraphrase what you're saying here, you tell me if I'm wrong here, that it's not desperation there, that what we have here is a situation where... Maybe Wes Allen is... It's a string fight, Dale. I mean, I mean, but to characterize it as desperation, I think, is inaccurate. Okay, so you don't like that here. Okay, that's fair. Okay, I don't, I don't dis, okay, I appreciate that. But what do you make of it then? Why, is this a legitimate avenue of attack that he went to a month? And I'll tell you something I told Mo Brooks. I'm not suggesting it's not going to work. Okay, let's separate these two things from themselves. One, is it a good political tactic? Yeah, probably. Okay, I'll just be honest. It probably is a pretty good political tactic. But that doesn't really speak too well to us as a people that it's a good political tactic. That, hey, this guy went to a mosque. He must be somehow questionable. His character must be somehow questionable. That's not a, that doesn't speak well of us, even if it is a good political tactic. Well, look, there's a lot of things that don't speak well of people. from a good political tactic standpoint. But, you know, would it be something that I would have done? Probably not. But it does not offend me near as much as attacks on Steve Marshall from a club for growth accusing him of being a soft-on-crime guy. I mean, that's just nothing but a fraud. I mean, Steve Marshall has been out there. And we've talked about the, Obama stuff in the past, that's been litigated a couple of times before. But I just, these outside groups, I've told people before, like I told somebody I talked out of running for U.S. Senate one time, I said, I'll clean it up a little bit. I said, these jokers play for Keynes. And they do. They don't, they don't, they don't care about the truth. and it's just they distort everything, and I think it's just disgusting. I know Barry Moore's not responsible for it, but those are some ridiculous ads. Oh, I was going to get to that. We were going to get to that. I mean, to me, that's far less scandalous than the candidate doing it itself. That would be my response to that. But yeah, I agree with you. We have a problem. We absolutely have a problem with outside money being able to do whatever they want. But there is no solution to that. I mean, there is no, there's nothing we are ever going to be able to do about it because these outside groups are going to pop up. They're going to operate out of PO boxes in Murphysboro, Tennessee or whatever. They're going to put ads out that says that we'll know how you voted. And they did that during the Roy Moore race. We've seen all sorts of slanderous nonsensical things. But this is.

This is different because this is Wes Allen doing it himself, which, again, some people would argue that's better because at least he's putting his name on it. So I will say that. He owns it. Yeah. I get that. I completely understand that point of view and I agree with it. But the reality is, is going to a, I mean, is showing up in a mosque that you're invited to? Is that a negative? I don't know. Was me showing up at a synagogue guy was invited to negative? I don't think so. I don't think so. I don't think so. That's my response, too. I don't get it. Like, Tommy Tuberville earlier this year. was like, oh, you should come to this mosque and meet with us and blah, blah, blah. It's like, I wouldn't go in that situation where you're not going to demand that I show up somewhere. I'm not going to do that. But if I'm invited to a local community group and I'm an elected official or a want to be elected official, I probably should go. You know, if I have time and it fits my schedule and all that, why not? I'll show up and do the best I can and see what. See what the answer is? I mean, I don't think that's a big deal. Yet they're framing it like it's the scandalous thing. And listen, my audience tells me that I'm a bitch. Like, I mean, in this situation. So I mean, I think, is it effective strategically? I think this is another city country thing. I think the more rural you get, the more problematic it is. Yeah. From a political perspective for John, that is. And I don't think in Huntsville City, it's as big of an issue or Madison City. But I think when you get out in the rural areas, it's going to be more, more of an issue. That's just my perception. I don't have anything scientific to prove that. No, I think you're right about that. Are we going to, is this going to, this is going to be a nasty campaign cycle, right? Like this, this, this primary is going to be pretty nasty. I think the U.S., I think that there are so many undecided voters in the lieutenant governor's race and the attorney general's race and in the U.S. Senate race. And there's really not, I'm trying to think there's not a lot. else out there that's just hotly contested with a lot of candidates. I mean, you've got, I mean, you know, the governor's race is over. I think, you know, Secretary of State's race is over, the treasurer's race is over. Auditors got a little battle going there, but I don't know how much money is going on that. So when you look at who's got the money to hit the airwaves? and really try to go after those, you know, almost like, I think in each race, maybe last poll I saw 40% undecided. I mean, undecided is kicking everybody's butt. For those big three races, I mentioned, I think that's going to take up a lot of social media energy and, you know, the radio airwaves and, you know, TV's advertisement. I think it's going to be nasty because...

You know, whoever gets in there for U.S. Senate is probably going to be there unless they turn around later and run for governor, which is a possibility. For a while. It's going to be going to be there for 20 years. Yeah, I agree. All right. Last question here. In your country mouse, city mouse, the dichotomy. Am I, am I the city mouse? Am I a city mouse? Is that how I'm viewed? But you wouldn't last long in the country. Okay. All right. I have to ask the question. All right. Thank you very much, country mouse, Sam Gavann, my state senator. I'm the city mouse, I guess, in this case. Okay, all in that, okay, that's fine. You're right. I probably would not last very long in the country. I thought a little tougher than most people think. But all right. Thank you very much. I appreciate Sam Gavan coming on the program. As for the rest of you, stay tuned. City Mouse will be right back. 866-494 WVN. That's how you can jump in here on the Scout Pest Control.com. WVNN, hot take, text line. Also, Coleman Furniture Market, free speech phone lines. Same number. Stay tuned. This is the Dale Jackson Show.

770 a.m. 925 FM, WVNN. Dale Jackson here with you. Let's get some of your thoughts in here about my interview with Sam Gavan. It is worth noting that I thought that was a perfectly fine and comfortable interview. I did not view that as contentious. Bugsy, contentious? Was that contentious? I don't think so. Okay, all right, all right. Here we go. Sam Given is a little irritated with you this morning. Usually, he needs a monster drink, but you got him going today. Okay, all right, okay, if you say so, uh, let's give it this one. Yes, Dale, we should be so much more welcoming to this murderous hoard. Pathetic. Okay, so this is the part of this that I don't get. Is the argument by people like this, this person, people who agree with this person, is the argument from that person that all Muslims are part of a murderous horde? I mean, is that it? I mean, again, I'm listening. Okay, I'm not, I'm not shutting you down. I'm not telling you to be quiet. I'm not telling you any of that stuff. I really am interested in this idea that it is somehow okay to suggest that all Muslims are monsters. And I, again, do you guys not know any Muslims? Like, you don't know a single one? Okay. Now look. When I was in the Army, I had a Muslim friend. You know, I have a black friend, guys. I just throw that out there. He was, he was black and my friend. You know, anyway, there was a, there was a friend of mine who was Muslim, who was in the military. And this was 97 to 2001, so this must have been 99, 2000, maybe 2000, early 2001.

And this was before 9-11 and obviously I don't know what happened afterwards. I say friends. Let's say coworkers. Maybe that's a better way to put it. And I never would have thought anything of it. Never thought anything of it. Never. Not once about him being a Muslim or anything like that. I didn't know a lot of Muslims. Okay. Didn't. But I didn't think anything of it. And I still to this day, don't think too much of it. I don't think I'll go back and look at things he said and be like, oh, wait. Maybe he was a. Maybe it was like a sleeper cell agent or something. So are there good Muslims in y'all's minds? People who say this stuff, like, again, calling me pathetic for saying, you need to welcome the murderous hoard, which is not what I said, just seems a little odd. I don't think we should let him in because I'm anti-immigration in general. So that's a completely different worldview has nothing to do with those individual types of people. But we absolutely should limit immigration from worlds that have third world mindsets. I'm with you there. But again, I've been asking this for two days now, and I've yet to have it fulfilled. Is there any evidence that the leadership or the innocent Islamic center is pro-terrorism, pro-genital mutilation, or I would even say pro-Iran in this situation? Those are my question. If the answer to that is yes,

Then if I was Wes Allen, I wouldn't do what he did. I'd take that picture of John Wall at this Islamic Center smiling with two people standing there. And I would put it in an ad. And I would say, think about this for a second. And there's just me. This individual standing next to John Wall said X, Y, and Z. Did John Wall know that? Will John Wall denounce that? That's what I would do. That's the angle I would take. I wouldn't take, hey, can you believe this guy went and saw a Muslim person? I just don't understand. That I don't get. I just, I don't get it. I do not understand that mindset. My favorite segment of the week is Senator Sam Givens. Okay. All right. All right. I think my favorite segment of the week is anything I do because it's awesome. But I think the idea that Sam's segment is one of the better ones is false because they're all great. So that would be my response to that. But I like have a lawmakers on because we get to talk to about stuff actually going on. The controversy is actually taking place. And we learned something from Sam Kavan. about the Ernie Yarbrough thing. We learned about the Ernie Yarbrough thing that maybe there's more to this story. I don't know what in the world that story is, but I'm open to hearing it. I am. I'm open to hear what that story is. I don't know how you could rationalize to me or tell me what you think is a way to make me feel better about that story. But I'm just a city mouse. What do I know? The 95% of the good Muslims can't or won't stop the radical ones. Yes. Yes, that is a huge problem. It is a huge problem. And the religion has a huge PR issue as long as well as a real structural issue. Look at Iran. It's a terrorist supporting country based on the religion. I mean, what do you want to say other than that? And that has been replicated and crossed the Middle East. And their export is oil and terrorism. I'm with you. I understand that part of it. But I think this kind of summarizes my thought process on this. And maybe it's a weak cuck. American soy boy city mouse mentality. Is the best way to reach the Muslim community with Christ to tell them they are murderous, second-class citizens? There you go. There you go. I mean, just think about it. When we look at the Democratic Party and what do we say to them? Look how you've treated men. You've treated them like they're losers, they're monsters, their second-class citizens. White men, your losers, your monsters, your second-class citizens. How is this any different? That is a great point. Great text. Thank you very much for sharing that. I really appreciate it. It's 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. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. It's live, it's local. It's the Dale Jackson Show. And it's only on News Talk 770 AM, 92 5 FMWVNN. Depend on it. 770 a.m. 92 5 FM WVN. Dale Jackson here with you or some of you know me, the city mouse. You know, if I'm the city mouse, what the hell is yaffy? Seriously, Yaffy. Sam Gavan said he's the country mouse and I'm a city mouse. In reference to the Yarbrough situation and the lieutenant governor Muslim situation, you know, I'm just a city mouse who have a hard time understanding the sensibilities of the country. Yeah. And I, if I'm the city mouse, what does that make you? I'm the suburban mouse? Okay. You're the suburban mouse. Okay. All right. Okay. I don't know. I just don't think I'm the city mouse in this scenario. I mean, next to Sam Gavan, I guess I'm the city mouse, but I just don't think in the, most people would view me as Mr. Cosmopolitan. I don't think that's how people, I don't think that. Is that what the city mouse is, though? I mean. I'm sorry? Is that what the city mouse is? They're just like a cosmic, like, because there's still a mouse. No, but he's the city mouse in the story. The country mouse is sort of the salt of the earth and the city mouse is like an out-of-touch mouse because he's been living in the city. In 1920s, you were the mayor of downtown Huntsville. That is true. It is true. That's a city. Oh, man, who's the inner city mouse? All right, let's move on. 866-494. WVNN. That is your number to jump in here and text in and get your opinions in. That, of course, is the ScoutPass Control.com. WVNN. Hot-Take text line. You can jump in on the free speech phone lines as well, brought to you by Coleman Furniture Market. 866494-9-866. We are watching a couple of very interesting things developing. Donald Trump is saying things. and doing things and threatening things. We got that happening. We also have a, what do we normally call this segment? Oh, yeah, Hated 8 coming up here in a second. We got J-A Town joining us a little bit later as well. You've got mail. And continue to get your thoughts in in other ways as well, including the downtown rescue mission.org email inbox at Dale at wvn.com. You can email those thoughts in.

Suburban mouths. I don't like that. What is Yaffy? If I'm city mouse, oh, yeah, I heard that. Just waiting for the responses. If Sam Gavann is the country mouse and I'm the city mouse, which I don't know if I agree with, what is yeah? I don't like suburban mouse. So let me know what Yaffy is. And I swear if you say a recumbent bicycle mouse, I'm out. All right. So somebody tell me, what is Yaffy in this scenario? He says suburban mouse. I don't know if I buy that. I don't know if I buy that. But yes, I also await the arrival of the answers. All right, we got a lot to jump into a lot to do. Let's start with hated eight brought to you by Scout Pass Control. You know, if you've got country mice or city mice inside your house, get them out. Yeah, Scout Pest Control will take care of country mice, city mice, suburban mice, inner city mice. It doesn't matter. Scout Pest Control will take care of it. They'll make sure that they are no longer bothering you. That's the important thing. They don't want to be pestering you. Pest control. Yeah, it all works that way. Scoutpestcontrol.com. Talk to them today. And when you do, let him know Dale Jackson since you don't tell him on the city mouse though, but do let him know that I told you had to go check him out at scout pest control.com. Jared, his team are great. Talk to him today. When you do, like I said, remind him Dale Jackson, blah, blah, blah, blah. Let's get to it. It is time for hate. Hey! I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore.

What's got you steamed? What's got you mad? Tell us now. It's time for hate at eight. Now, if any of you got anything else to say! Yes, now is the time. Now is the place. And Yaffi, the answers are exactly what I would have expected them to be, which we will get into here in just a little bit. That's for sure. You know, this is another time where Sam Command comes in here and Yaffy ends up getting slammed for some reason. It's all a boy. I don't know. I don't know. He didn't even mention you this time. I know that hatred is still bubbling between you two. All right. Let's go ahead and get right to it. Austin. What do you hate it on? I'm hating on the Disney remake train that's been going on. The remaking Moana, which I feel like came out. I thought it got derailed, but yeah, I saw the Moana. That's too, it's too recent. Yeah, it's like four years ago. That movie came out or something ridiculous, so they're already remaking it. Is it going to be live action or something? Oh, yeah, it's live action. Yeah. Green screen. The Rock is actually playing the Maui character. Okay, never mind. I don't care. I think that's good. It looks ridiculous. I've seen the trailer. It looks absurd. This is a movie that did not need to be made. It was made for one reason and one reason only. And it weighs about 290 pounds and a 6-7. That is the only reason. You can put the rock in a movie and you think it's going to make a lot of money. That is it. That's the entire reason. Now, his shine has come off a lot. A lot lately, so maybe getting him into a Disney movie might be very different in making that happen. But Yaffi Moana, any desire to see this with your kid? I haven't even seen the original. You have a four-year-old girl and you have not seen Moana. She's two. Really? So. She's not four, she's two, but no, I have not seen it. Sorry, I didn't realize you were just cranking him out at that rate. Sorry about that. Sorry about that. Anyway, Moana's a good movie. It's a cute little movie, but it did not need to be made. I'll just, I'll just, this is a movie that didn't even made. That's a good hate. Bugsie, what do you hate on? I'm eating on toothpaste companies. Yeah. You're like, oh, man, that's such a good, I'm mating on that, okay? Like, such a good hate, Austin. Okay, okay. We got to tell me more. Okay, well, I found out recently, you know how you go to the story? There's, like, five million different options of, like, Colgate or crest or whatever, right? Apparently, I found out they're doing this on purpose to try to make it so that they, like, basically every single toothpaste is the same, in theory. Nearly every single one is identical. The price is vary. It doesn't matter. There's like different colors, you know, different, you know, like this one's triple French. But it all does the same stuff. They all do the same thing. And apparently they're doing this in order to just take up more space.

It's not a bad idea. It's not a bad idea, but it makes me so upset. I'll tell you. I think it's so stupid. There's toothpaste that I can't tolerate. Yeah, me too. I hate some toothpaste. I love how many toothpastes there are. Yeah, it tastes different. At least I have that going for you. So there is that. I just don't like the concept, I guess. Well, you know, most people brush the teeth. Yeah. She's definitely a country mouth. It's three of my teeth fall out. You hear it clink. You know, there's another city that did away with fluoride here recently. So maybe I just started talking about toothpaste again. All right. Thank you very much. Bugsy. Let's get Hayden here on the scout pest control.com. WVNNHotake textline at 866-494 WVNN. Uh-huh, yeah, yeah. I know it's not playing, guys. It's not working for me for some reason. This guy, a little bit of the robot guy is getting a little irritating over the last couple things. I'm hating that we have no idea what the very big present, significant prize worth a tremendous amount of money gift that Iran gave us. Apparently, it was so good that we just had to kill the head of their Navy. It was a leg lamp. It came in a box. It said fragile leg. It was a leg lamp. That's what they said. I don't know. We never said we were not going to stop killing them. I think they said we're going to kill them until they stop. And the mindset of this, I'm not saying this email or her text or has this right now. But the mindset is basically, if you're trying to make peace, why don't you stop killing them? And it's like because you want peace. You want peace. And as soon as they show that they're open to that in a serious way, then you stop killing them. That's how this works. And so he killed the head of their Navy because they have not opened the strait of her moves. So I think that message is pretty solidly delivered as well. Yaffy, what do you hate on? First, is the leg lamp in a burqa? Is that how that works? Yes. John Wall's delivered it. Yes. Well, that actually brings me to my hate. I'm hating still on some of the responses I'm getting for defending John Wall because he decided to go to a dinner. With Muslims, I guess. I mean, I guess that's what they're upset about. He had a dinner with some people who are Muslims, and that's apparently very, very bad. So I'm hating on that. I don't know if you saw, if you heard this earlier, but a texter wrote in and said, is the way to. to change his love by calling them murderous monsters and treating them like second class citizens like is that is that how we get to a part where everything's fine and it's like that's a good point it's a it's a really good point that you can't shame them into

being what you want them to be. They're not going to change their religion and calling them names and isolating them. I don't think helps them or helps the cause. That's mine. And they're making it, they're making it seem like he went there and practiced. Islam and participated in Ramadan. Somebody told me, well, he was there on their terms because he ate food. The only way, I said this earlier. I said this earlier. If I was Tuberville, I would not have gone because they tried to demand he come and speak to them. I'm like, I wouldn't do that. But if you're just invited, then go. I don't have a problem with that. It's a perfectly reasonable thing. Let's jump back to the text line. I'm telling you, we're about to get a new British robot guy. I'm having a rough time. Dale, I'm hating that you're such a city mouse that you don't even realize you're such a city mouse. Okay, all right. That's probably true. Okay, thank you. Thank you very much for that. Dale, what are you hating on? Okay, now, I'm going to tell you this. I'm hating on Major League Baseball. Yesterday was opening day. It's a sports hate. I got it. So, Major League Baseball, they are really making watching games hard. The opening night for Major League Baseball was on Netflix. Now, you may say, who cares? Netflix is very popular, all this other stuff. You want your product to be in front of as many people as possible. So where do you put it? Where do you put it? On a paid app? No. You put it on a broadcast channel. It's unbelievable that these broadcast channels were allowed themselves to be outbid for this by Netflix. It's just completely crazy that they were doing this. If you want to watch the game, you've got to be on Netflix. Now, again, that is the, I watched it last night with Grant. He watched about six minutes of it and fell asleep because they went up five zero at the beginning of the game. So it was kind of a blowout. But. If you wanted to watch you to have Netflix, you were screwed. How many apps am I going to need to watch sports? I mean, and now they're all, all the networks or all the sports are getting together and basically say, let's divide up all of our products among a thousand different apps. You've got to have them all. From football, it's on multiple apps now, baseball is on multiple apps now, basketball is on multiple apps now, basketball is on multiple. Charles Barkley said the other day, this whole thing's confusing. I don't even know where to watch a game at. wrestling's on nine different apps. I mean, it's just all of it is everywhere. Go ahead. I'm sorry. Cut you off there. Well, I was just saying it's almost like a conspiracy. They're getting together. All the big apps. Big app is responsible for this. Big app. Okay. I don't know, but you're right. It's annoying. I still offer up my early prediction from when all this first started that what we should do is have a box that sits on top of our TV. that is connected to the wall via a cable where all these various apps come in on and we call it ready for this cable because of the cable we do that what do you think about that idea yeah would that work no no that sounds crazy although the problem with that though seriously cable's gotten too expensive it's super expensive yeah yeah no but i mean are you saving money this way

No, but I don't think people are going to buy all these apps. I think these sports, these leagues are going to learn that this is not the right approach. Well, I know this because I'm a student of the game. WWE has lost a lot of viewership going to Netflix and stuff like this. They've lost a lot of eyes from going off of USA for 20 years for Monday Night Raw and going to Netflix. They've lost a lot of eyes, a lot of, and I would say cultural relevancy. They've lost a lot of that. You don't really hear much about them anymore because all their stuff's hidden instead of just readily available. And I think that might be a message for it. But if you continue having big viewership on these apps, if you do that, then they'll continue doing it. So I'd say don't watch, but we're all going to watch. So there we go. There we go. This is bad. Let's keep doing the same thing. Let's take a quick timeout. We'll be right back. Is Gaffy? A city mouse, a country mouse, or some other kind of mouse. You guys have some thoughts? We'll get to those next. Dale Jackson. I'm not saying anything without saying anything, but I'm going to say something here right now. The Chiron on CNN right now, Savannah Guthrie's brother quickly realized how mom had been kidnapped.

It leaves me to believe he did it. What does that even mean? Yeah, okay, all right. That leads me to believe that he did it. All right, Yaffy, what type of mouse are you? Do you want to defend yourself here before we get going? How in the world do I defend myself with this? I don't know. I don't know. No idea. Okay, maybe we'll let you defend yourself as we go through these. All right. What kind of mouse is Yaffee? Sam Gavans country mouse. tells me I'm sitting mouse and I just don't understand. Sometimes, you know, bad stuff happens out in the country and you just have to deal with it. You know, that's the gist of it. By the way, yeah, I don't know if I were listening, but Sam Kavan said there's more to the Ernie Yarbrough story where his son shot his other son accidentally. And I just want to hear what that is. I don't know what it could possibly be. That would make me change my mind. But I would love to hear what it is. So I think we'll get a little more information down the line. All right, let's go. I heard Yaffi supports Islam so much that he married off his daughter to a Taliban mouse. Okay, first off, I think that that auto-corrected into what it was not originally what it said. I... I think it said that you were, I think it said that you were a Taliban mouse or something. But anyway, okay, thank you very much. That auto-corrected weird. Okay, I don't know why it did that. It must have realized we were doing a mouse. It said Taliban leader. So there we go. But you're a Taliban mouse, yeah, me. There we go. Okay. Yaff is that I had to take my mom to prom mouse. Yes, I take my mom to prom mouse, okay? And by the way, if you don't put two E's in it, it's going to say yaff instead of yaffy. Just throwing that out there. Yaffy is living in your parents' basement mouse. It's funny, but it's not true. I couldn't wait to get out of my parents' house. I know because you don't want to be with a person. He went to problem with all the time. I got it. I understand. Corporate mouse. Your corporate mouse, Yavvy. You're safe. Your corporate mouse. I like that. I like that. Mini mouse. That's clever, actually. I give them credit for that. Yuppie mouse. Yuppie mouse. Yuppie the Yaffy battles. Yappy or Yappy? Yes. Yuppie. Yuppie. I'm probably what I'll call you Yuppie, actually. Yaffy is a sleepy mouse. He always sounds tired. You know, it's not necessarily that I'm tired. It's more of an annoyed. I'm annoyed, but that's only during Dale show. Okay. Well, that's not very nice, but okay. I don't know why. I'm just enticing the audience to insult you regularly. So why not do that? All right.

This guy, this guy, me and him are going to have a conversation. Yaffi is the, me and Mr. or British robot guy are going to have a conversation. Yaffy is the urban mouse. What do you think about that? You're the inner city mouse. Yaffi, you're the street tough mouse. Yep, I'm always confused for that. Jeez. And then one last massive insult that I probably should not play, but I'm going to do anyway, but I'm going to play it anyway. special needs mouse why are you guys like this why are you guys like this i do not understand why you know why what do you mean why why are you guys like this i just do not understand at all i just do not get it i do not get it all Let's get away from that and get another text in here that is unrelated to this, but I think it's an interesting point nonetheless. And I want to give you guys opportunities to share your points of view on a lot of different things. So here we go. Being a big fan of Charlie Kirk, as is a good bit of your audience, I see what John Will did is a similar thing. He put his self in a situation where he can see opposing views and possibly push his narrative. It's interesting. That's a good point. I mean, yeah. I mean, I don't think he got in there and was proselytizing. I don't think that was what was going on. But going into talking to people is good. And I don't even want to say that people he disagrees with. Under what circumstances, he disagree with them? I mean, I don't even understand it. I mean, honestly. Alan is just trading off bigotry. I mean, that's all it is, right? I mean, that's it, right? That's, that's all it is. And I hate to be desperate, too. Right. And Jeff said that yesterday. But it's just, it's bigotry. He's hoping you're, you, you are bigoted against Islam. That's it. That's the entirety of the push. And I just, I don't like it. I don't like it at all. So we'll continue following that story too. This is The Dale Jackson Show. News Talks at 70 a.m. 92 5 FM, WVNN. here with you. Thank you so much for being here. I'm City Mouse, apparently. We got a country mouse and Sam Cavan. Yaffee is the lives in my parents' basement mouse. And now we have on the Alabama A&M $350 million bulldog hotline, J-Town, lawyer mouse. The mouse everybody loves. That's the mouse you want Scout Pass Control to get rid of a bunch of lawyer mice. You don't want that in your house. They come into your house. They eat something that's bad. Somebody gets sick and then they sue you. You know, but they're digging through the garbage. It doesn't matter. It's your fault. I assume that. Is that correct, Jay? You know, some lawyers do. Yeah, I hate it as much as you do. But I don't know about lawyer mouse. Can we go with something else? I mean, this is why I missed on Monday because I don't know I'd be insulted right away. Okay, how about U.S. Attorney Mouse? Former U.S. Attorney Mouse, Jay Town, here with us in northern Alabama.

Phil Williams about to be sweared in here or at least get his vote soon. So hopefully that's going to happen. And Phil Williams will be a U.S. attorney as well. It'll be great. He's going to be great. Good. Let's talk about some issues going on legally here in the state of Alabama. Let's start with the Ernie Yarbrough case. State Representative out of Trinity. Sam Cavan informs me there's more to this case than has been reported. But what has been reported is as follows. His six-year-old son found a firearm, an AR-style firearm that was not loaded. Loaded. chambered and shot his 13-year-old brother in the back of the shoulder. Now, the 13-year-old brother, even though this happened this weekend, was playing basketball last night. Okay, so that's great. Obviously, no long-term ramifications on this. Awesome. Great to hear. The six-year-old is, my guess, going to have some issues and other stuff they're going to have to deal with, and that's understandable. criminal liability in this case. I don't know how far you would go in this and how far we can get into it, but based on that information right there, and I don't believe that it was unloaded in a six-year-old can chamber around or anything like that, but that neither here nor there. Is there a stomach for prosecuting stuff like this, and is there a crime committed child neglect or something like that? So I don't believe so, not in this case with these facts. You know, I do think, though, that it's important that there is a stomach, there is an appetite for, we call them child access laws, right? And let's say this child takes a gun that's unsecured in the home, takes it to school or takes it to a public place and hurts someone or kills someone even worse. I do think that gun owners, every responsible gun owner should be responsible. And if they're not, they should be held responsible. Now, we do not have those laws in the state of Alabama. Some states do. And they have to be narrowly tailored. But when a six-year-old gets a hold of a gun, that's the fault of the parent, period. And I believe that. Now, should Ernie Yarbrough be prosecuted? Absolutely not. I don't believe so. I don't know what Sam's talking about, but, you know, nobody's going to be prosecuted under the facts as we know them today. As I laid out to you, those facts do not warrant a charge in your opinion. No, I don't believe so. And yeah, go ahead. No, I'm just going to say that and we should all understand why. Why? Well, the reason why is it's just, it's just an accident. It's just a tragedy. Every accident doesn't deserve a prison sentence. All right, fair enough, fair enough. Let me paint another scenario. It was in the case, but the case wasn't locked is sort of the framing here on all this. Just for my own identification here. If I, I don't use me as an example, if someone has a firearm under their bed.

under their mattress, a handgun or an AR-15 or whatever, and their six-year-old walks and it grabs that gun and shoots themselves or someone else. Is that negligence? No. I mean, again, I mean, it's negligence in a non-legal sense, right? Because you should have been more responsible. But it's, I mean, I don't know, again, what like a negligent homicide, I guess, would be the prosecution there. And again, I just don't, I just don't see that being prosecutable until we have laws in this state that suggests that that gun needs to be in a safe or have a trigger lock on it. Okay, let me ask that last question on this, then we'll move on to the Joe Kent situation. Would it be constitutional for the Alabama legislature to pass a law that says you have to have, if you're not going to have a gun locked up in a safe or something, that it has to be behind one lock. I mean, I hate to say it like that, but that's just the gist of it like a key lock or a trigger lock or whatever. I have biometric locks on my guns. I have two biometric safes and then on the handgun I use regularly, I have a biometric lock on that as well. And so I can get my weapons lickety split. No problem. I don't have to do anything. But would it be constitutional to pass a law that said you had to have one lock on a firearm if you were going to have it unsecured? Hasn't been decided, and it's not, I would say it's a very close call because possession or ownership and, you know, laws shall not restrict the possession and ownership of a firearm, especially in one's home. You can have an arsenal in your house. It might be that you can't take that arsenal out on the street if you live in the state of New Jersey, let's say. But in your home, you can have firearms galore. So, you know, restricting access to them. Now, look, your constitutional rights are always balanced against a governmental interest. So the governmental interest might be safety in the home for children. So the law might be more narrowly tailored to say if there are children present in the home on a permanent basis or something like that. That might get passed. But I don't see Alabama passing anything like this. But I do believe that if somebody is shot outside of the home, I think you could tailor a law that says if that gun leaves the house, then the parents could be prosecuted. I don't have a problem with that. Yeah, that goes into the bringing the gun to school situation that we've seen. They try to pass a law for that, and they haven't got there quite yet on that. I fully support that as well. All right, let's move past that for a second. Let's talk about this Joe Kent situation. I didn't know this until yesterday, and I think that this is partially to blame on the reporting and everything. But the group that he was a part of was a database collection or database organization. It isn't even an investigative body.

And people are treating this guy like he was, you know, the head of some sort of organization that was in charge of determining threat levels and things of this nature of terrorists and things of that. That's not the case. Joe Kent, to me, Jay, strikes me as a bit of a fraud in a lot of ways who, and based on his previous comments on a bunch of issues. You've been going pretty hard on social media with him or at him. Sure. He's not going to respond to you because why would he? Yeah, I'm just a little, I'm just a lawyer. I did not mean it that way. What I asked you would destroy him is what I meant. Sure. But. This guy is a, okay, he's a big fraud, actually, in my opinion. Your thoughts on this whole situation? What does he know? Why should we listen to him? I don't, well, we shouldn't, and I don't disagree with you that he's a fraud. Here's the deal at the top levels of government that folks need to understand. And just think about it in your sort of workplace, right? You. I'm the chief compliance officer at Radiance Technologies, right? But I have a CEO. My CEO knows everything that's going on in the company. I know whatever my slice of the company is. So when the CEO makes a decision, it's based on the totality of knowledge that he has across the entire enterprise, not just my little slice. I might have a very strong opinion about doing X and he thinks we should do Y. Extrapolate that to the President of the United States. All of the people advising him, right? CIA. Department of War, Secretary of State, all of his advisors around the National Security Council, his vice president, right? And then Joe Kent walks in and disagrees and, well, Joe says we need to do this. And you're staring at Marco Rubio like he's some second class citizen, right? Or Pete Hegseth. So my point to that is that this guy was taken out of briefings for the last several months. So he did not have the access to those big rooms where all of that intelligence is being shared with the President of the United States. He just had his little slice. And so for him to be up in arms and angry that, you know, when saying that Israel pushed America into war with Iran, you know, one, he just doesn't know. He has no idea. where the negotiations were and when iran walks in and says we can build 11 nukes tomorrow when iran walks in and says if we're attacked we're attacking america and israel says well we're going to attack iran so that means that you know ipso facto we're going to get attacked as the united states and what happened they killed seven service members we don't need to worry about imminent threat anymore uh right uh i mean that they are but no but didn't we deserve it then if we went to war me that that seems to be the message of the media is like hey we got what we deserve because we we mess with them oh is that how it works in in warfare now that if we punch a guy in the face and he punches back we're not in a fight

Right? Like we just deserved it. We got to stop, put our hands down. No, absolutely not. We're the bigger guy. And so, you know what Iran should do? They should cower and concede and do whatever we want them to do because we're going to throw more punches. And we did. And we killed, what, 57 members of the leaders? Think of the 57 most powerful people in the United States. Elected people in the United States were killed where our government would be, right? Uh, and so it's a stalemate though. Whoever did that would just be at a stalemate with us, Jay. Sure, yeah, of course, because they have resolved. They have resolved. It is beyond absurd that Joe, and he got his seven days of fame. He did. The media lapped it up like he was something special, and we've just moved on without him. Nobody cares what Joe Kent thinks. Nobody ever cared what he thought. He was just informing whoever he was briefing on his little slice of heaven in the Counterterrorism Center. And beyond that, he had no idea what the talks were like with Iran, with Israel, the intelligence that CIA and other agencies were getting from the Bashar al-Assad and other countries, other allies. And he'd been taken out of that for two months. Two months is a really long time when you're in a war for only four weeks now. Yeah, that's true. It's absolutely true. What do you think the really big prize was? They're really, I'm sorry, you have to. Donald Trump said I got a really big prize. It's worth a lot of money. It involves oil in the strait of her moves. You won't believe it. What do you think the prize was? I don't know. Maybe we just got like 10 tanker ships or something like that. We're just going to start dumping oil into barrels and saying here. Yeah, it's pretty wild, pretty wild. This whole situation has been an interesting way. The media has handled things to see how social media on the right and the left is handling these things. And I think we've, I think we're learning a lot about human beings in this situation too and where people's allegiances lie in all of this. And just how soft people are too. Yeah. Right? Like they think that this world is safe because they rise and sleep under the blanket of freedom that's provided to them. But then they get to question the manner in which it's provided to steal some lines from a few good men. And they do it like, I can't believe that we have to kill bad guys in this world. That's wrong. And nope, that's how you keep a safe world. Peace and peace and strength. Last question. Did you have you order the code right? He did, and he needs to go down for it, just like Jessup. But he's not a colonel. He's like a Lance Corporal, right? Like a Lance Corporal ordered it. You can't handle the truth. Lance Corporal Mouse. Yeah. The only coderad Yaffy's ever orders a Mountain Mike DeWine. Okay. Oh, wow. All right. Sorry, Yaffy. Jaytown, former U.S. Attorney Northern District of Alabama choices here on the Alabama A&M $350 million Bulldog Hotline. When we come back?

Yes, that's right. 10 with him. You guys have gotten a lot of questions in. Get your questions in here right now. We'll answer them. Scoutpass control.com. WVNN. Hot take text line. Jump in right there. 866-494 WVN. This is the Dale Jackson Show. Oh, that's a good one. Yeah, Gabby is the church mouse. Okay, so there we go. All right, we got a lot to get into. Let's get into it. Right now, we got 10 with him, 10 questions, about 10 minutes. Let's do it. 10. It's time to answer the deep questions. It's 10 with him. Politics, personal, pop culture, pro wrestling, parasocial relationships, you name it. We got it right here at 10 with him, 10 questions in about 10 minutes. You can still get your questions in here right now at the scout pest control.com. WPNN. Hot date, text line, or you can email those in as well. You've got mail. Dale at WVN.com. That's the downtown rescue mission.org email inbox. Why is Bruce Springsteen? dressing like Dale. Have you seen this picture? Have you? Yeah, wow. I mean, just like you. I know. It looks exactly me and Bruce Springsteen. Have you seen his, I'm going to stop Trump tour he's doing? No. Yes, that's what he announced that the other day. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. Bruce Springsteen's awesome. I'm going to go. I got to see him. He's old man. You got to get in there. Yeah, he got to get in. Bruce Springsteen. Best musician in the history of the world ever. Well, next to me, lo, of course. Sorry, second best, second best. All right. Let's get some other questions here. And, yeah, I want to get your thoughts on this. This question came in earlier. And I've already answered it, but I do kind of want to get your opinion on it. Because we've been talking about this for a while as well. So just give me your thoughts on this. Is the best way to reach the Muslim community with Christ to tell them they are murderous, second-class citizens? No, obviously not. I mean, I understand as Christians, we want to be bold in our faith. But that doesn't, you know, that doesn't mean, yeah. We turn them into second-class citizens. Yeah, I agree with that. I completely agree with that. I think you punish the bad ones. I mean, that's the gist of how we should handle almost every situation. There was another religious group taken over by radicals, the United Methodist Church. The non-radicals denounce them tried to change them, and when they couldn't, they left them. Why haven't Muslin done this? Well, they have! agree with that. I disagree with that completely. They have. And you're describing different sex of a religion. And there are multiple sects of the Muslim religion. A lot of them are radical. And I hate having to be the idea, or the defender of Islam. But again,

There are bad people in Islam, just like everywhere else. But there's a lot of them, and they're very violent, and they are out of control. Yeah, of course, all over the globe. But that doesn't mean the religion itself is a monstrous entity, especially those who have modernized. Most people live in peace with their neighbor regardless of their religion. It's the bad ones you have to stop. That's how you got to look at. I've always thought, you know, we need the good Muslims to help us fight the bad ones. Yeah, I agree with that too. I absolutely agree with that. Wouldn't it be a better business model for the network channels to return comedy to their late night? shows rather than the partisan hatred. I mean, you would think so. I mean, going out and saying, hey, 50% of the audience, I hate your guts. It's probably not a good strategy for something like a major broadcast network. For fringe networks and stuff like that, yeah, it's completely fine. It's completely fine. But... Yeah, people don't turn to generally to late night for that kind of stuff. And I think that what it was done is it's taking a generation that says they don't turn to late night. I mean, that's over. I think they know that. I think it's dead. Who could you get though? That's the other problem. Who could you get to host a show that wasn't? Well, up until two weeks ago, I would have said Conan O'Brien. But I mean, he went really, he went real hard at the Oscars. I mean, he wasn't crazy, but it was far more than I expected. out of him. So that would have been one way. Shane Gillis or someone like him. But would he want to do that? I'm probably not. He's making more money probably on the internet than they are doing that. So yeah, I don't know. I don't know. Dale, what do you think about the kid who tested positive for tuberculosis in the Huntsville City School System? Is this from the anti-vaxxers or possibly an immigrant who was not vaccinated? What's your option? I think you mean what's my opinion, but I'll tell you this. If I had to guess it is the unvaccinated immigrant side of this, I don't know that. Is there a tuberculosis vaccine? I don't think that's a thing. So I don't think that's what we're talking about. So, yeah, I guess there is a vaccine, but it's only given to infants in high burdened country to prevent severe early childhood tuberculosis. So, no, I don't think it's an anti-vaxxer thing. It could just be an illness that somebody went on vacation and got. That's what they seem to be saying. So I don't even know if it's an immigrant thing as well. But if those were my two options, that would have been my guess. So there we go. Dale, did you not know that Dwayne Johnson appeared in Disney's Jungle Cruise movie, which bombed? That's true. Who is Dwayne Johnson? What are we talking about? Who is Dwayne Johnson? Did he bill himself as Dwayne Johnson or the Rock? Which one did he build? What was he doing at that time? Huh? Huh? What was he doing? How much money did it make, Abby? The movie? I have no idea. It made $200 million. It was considered a bomb. So there we go. There we go. So yeah, I did not know that. Okay. Did you watch it? Gabby.

I have seen it. I don't know why. Any good? It was okay. It was okay. There we go. Who is the Alabama Leadership Fund, or rather what party does it belong to? The Alabama Leadership Fund, if I have this correct, is a club for growth organization. It is a right-wing pro-business organization. And they are supporting... Barry Moore a lot. And they are, they're very conservative. So I think with the Trump endorsement comes the, the, the, uh, this group, the club for growth. That's what I think they are. Those ads are good, by the way. They're not, they're not fair. They're good, though. There's a huge difference between those two things. Painting your opponent is softened immigrant crime. We saw them do it to Mo Brooks. It works. Whether or not it's legit or not. Are we winning the war in Iran? Yes. What a question. Yavi, are we winning the war in Iran? We've only destroyed their Navy, their air force, all their air capabilities and killed, like, tons of their leaders. Are we winning? Yes. That was actually my question yesterday for people when I give away tickets. Yeah, Vee, let's not give away Doobie Brothers tickets with questions about the war in Iran. You give away Doobie Brothers tickets with like a joke question. Calm down, all right? No, nothing. I'm not supposed to go so hard, calm down. Are you and Jay's... Sorry, go ahead, what did you say? I was just saying, got a ton of responses. Of course you did. Hey, should we have general mutilation? Coming up next, we're going to give tickets to the wiggle. I mean, what are we doing here? Last question. Are you and Jay suggesting mandating a lock when there are minors in the household? Yes. Yeah, I mean, do you agree with this? Lock mandates? Yes. I'm going to say yes. Yeah. There's a Second Amendment question about it, which for a lot of people, even there being a question about the Second Amendment, is enough to say no to it. And I know that. I know that. But I got a biometric lock, guys. Costs you about $50 for my gun. I love it. It gives me all the security in the world. And I test it regularly to make sure it's working. So biometric locks for your gun. Go check them out. They're pretty awesome. All right. City mouse no church mouse takes over next Jackson 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.