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It's live, it's local. It's the Dale Jackson Show. And it's only on News Talk 770 AM, 92 5 FM, WVNN. Depend on it. Dale Jackson here with you and thrilled to be here with you on this Friday morning. Keep your radio locked right here. We got Arthur Orr coming up here in the next hour. We got a lot of you coming up here. And we've got a great opportunity for you to get a $50 gift card from Twin Peaks. I hope you are excited about that with our question of the day. So do not miss that. It's a great opportunity. You can go to our Facebook page, our Twitter account, at the Dale Jackson, and you can answer those questions. It is very simple. It's the simplest thing to do in the world, honestly. And I give you a $50 gift card to Twin Peaks. See how simple that is? The questions up there right now. We'll get to it in just a bit. In the world, as we've been following all the things going on in this world, it is worth noting that yesterday, I think, was an inflection point in our country. I think we saw the governor of Minnesota. Bending the knee. A lot of people will say, what do you mean bending the knee? What did he do? What did he do? Well, yesterday morning, we were talking about how Tim Walz was demanding that citizens get in the face of federal agents, document their crimes for future prosecutions and all that jazz. And by the end of the day, that same guy, that pathetic loser that he is, that wretch of a human being, Tim Walz, decided that he had no balls. And it's good. It's good that he has none and has basically begged off. of the entire confrontation that he himself is responsible for starting. A couple things that this means. One, I think Tim Walz is not long for this world when it comes to his run as governor of Minnesota. I think that he is probably looking at an exit strategy that will come sooner than later. Not saying it's going to happen. But it's closer now than it has been the entire time that this has all been going on. And yes, there are other scandals involved. It's involved in so many scandals that also in the course of 24 hours, Tim Walz, that decided that he would trash the individual who was investigating his situation with the Somali fraud stuff.

And at the same time, after that individual quit because they... ...him to investigate the source of all this discord that we see in Minnesota. They wanted him to investigate that. They wanted them to investigate that office. And a lot of people resigned. All of a sudden, Tim Walz was like, this guy was one of the greatest human beings that ever lived. I cannot believe the Trump administration did this. So what you see there is a bit of a backtracking by the governor. And that governor... is basically, I think, he's in a bad way. He's in a bad way, and I think he's going to find himself in a bad way in a sense that he is going to be on his way out the door. And I think that can't happen soon enough, but he begged off yesterday, and he put out what he's calling an appeal to Donald Trump to lower the temperature. Now, this is a guy who has specifically stated, He did not want to lower the temperature. This is a guy who over the years has said stuff like, I hope I wake up one day and I see that Donald Trump is dead and joked about, oh, he wasn't joking, talked about how happy he would be on that day and how happy everyone would be on that day. That's what he did. And now he is basically suggesting that, hey, can't we all just get along, guys? Can't we all just get along? And the answer is, no, no, we cannot. And I got to give Trump credit. I got to give Trump credit. Put the hammer down, man. This is it. This is it. It is really is time for him to acknowledge how bad he has been. at this particular issue. What a mistake he has made by continuing to ferment this kind of craziness. And he needs to acknowledge and apologize for what a terrible job he has done and probably resign. Now, you have to resign, not for me. Do what you want to do, I guess. That's fine. At this particular point in time, it really appears that he finds himself a bit of a tough situation because what he's going to end up doing is losing a lot of support amongst the crazies. And the crazies are his base at this point. They're the ones who are keeping him afloat and supporting him in Minnesota and across the country. I'm reminded a couple weeks ago, you may not have seen this, but Jake Tapper went on CNN and was like, you guys need to stop being mean to Tim Walz. Tim Walz, you guys need to stop being mean to him. It's not nice. And he's out there doing this. This is sort of the Jake Tapper that we all know and love, the same Jake Tapper who now is like, I totally knew about Joe Biden's negative brain function.

I knew about that. I knew about that. And now he's like, oh, well, you know, I wrote a book about it. It was fine. But he didn't talk about it at the time. And it's just such a weird thing. to see that these guys are here talking about Tim Walz, he's not a schmuck and that he's not a total failure and everything he does when we all know he is an absolute total failure at everything that he does. And they, of course, have begged, have begged off. People stop driving by his house and calling him mean names. That was something that they wanted you to do. And it's just like, why? Why would you why would you go out of your way to protect this guy? I mean, look at his statement. After telling Democrats to get meaner, after calling ICE the Gestapo, after a guy called Trump a loser, he called Elon Musk. I believe he called him a dip blank. Remember when Tesla stock dipped a little bit? Remember that? He was happy. He was on his phone and he was so happy to see that. This is what he said yesterday. I am making a direct appeal to the president. Let's turn down the temperature. Stop this campaign of retribution. This is not who we are. And then he put out an appeal to Minnesotans. And he said, I know this is scary. We can. We must speak out. By the way, use the M-Dash. This thing might be AI. This is a little 50-word statement might be AI. Anyway, I know this is scary. We can. We must speak out loudly, urgently, but also peacefully. We cannot fan the flames of chaos. That's what he wants. I mean, all of this is in one statement. It's one image posted to his social media. And then one he's like, hey, Donald Trump turned down the temperature. And then in the next line, he's like, this is what he wants us to do. So he wanted war with the federal government and now he's getting it. He wanted war with the federal government. And now that he has it, he's going, uh, maybe I didn't want war with the federal government after all. And he finds himself trying to get out of all of this. So you can't say they're the Gestapo. Can't say they're Nazis. Can't call them monsters. And then tell them, hey, you need to ratchet it down. It's just not going to work. It's not going to work. And they shouldn't let him. Donald Trump should turn the temperature up. That's the correct answer here.

92 5 FMWVN. Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for joining us. Appreciate you being here. Appreciate you every single day. And by the way, hey, guys, the elections canceled because Donald Trump joked about canceling the election, which he hadn't done for 10 days. So we need yet another round of media freak out over that, okay? All right, Donald Trump said we shouldn't even have an election. And this time he means it. Not the other 70 times he said it joking around. Remember, all these people who are telling you, I don't understand what Donald Trump's doing or saying. Remember, they're the ones you're supposed to listen to because they're the ones I want to tell you how they're analyzing the news. Good Lord. Good Lord. Is there no one in these newsrooms to go, guys, come on. Do we have to? Do we have to do this? Must we? Can't we even be mad about him about something he's actually done? Not this stupid little joke that he continuously brings up. I'm doing so good. We shouldn't even have midterms. I should just be allowed to stay present forever. That doesn't mean he's going to do it. It's just absolutely ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous. But look, it's still Friday. And now. from sunny north Alabama. It's $50 free for all Friday. Yes, that is right. $50 free for all Friday here on the Dale Jackson Show. It is simple to understand. It's easy to get, and I am ready to make sure that you get a $50 gift card to Twin Peaks, and all you have to do is answer a very simple question. And that simple question, my friends, yes, is this, if you were the mayor or you were a governor, would you be asking ICE to come into your city? That's it. Why would you be doing that? Why would you not be doing that? It's a simple question. Give you a simple answer. A thousand different ways to get in here and answer that question. One of those ways? Coleman Furniture Market, free speech phone lines. Yep, 866 494 WVNN. You can jump in right there or text me on the scout pest control.com, WVNN, hot take text line. That's a good way to get in there as well. 866 494-966 or email me. You've got mail. Dale at WVN.n.com. That, of course, is the downtown rescue mission.org email inbox. Don't forget to go sign up for their glow run. I will be there doing that. Grant will be doing it. We will all be having a fantastic time. So, come on out and do that. So the question is, if you were, God, what a terrible way to say this. If you were Tim Walz, God, could you imagine? Can you imagine being Tim Walz? If you were Tim Walz, could you see yourself saying, oh, yeah, I'd like the governor to come in here? Or excuse me, I'd like ICE to come in here. That's your question. If you were the governor or mayor, it doesn't have to be of Minneapolis, it doesn't have to be of Minnesota, just in general. If you were the governor or the mayor, would you be asking for help from the federal government to deal with this issue? And you can.

Put that on our Facebook page at the Dale Jackson as well. And you can answer that question. I'll hook somebody up with a $50 gift card. So yeah. And I think the answer here all depends on how you view the issue of immigration. And this is simple. If you want immigration laws enforced, then you invite them in. If you want immigration law not enforced, well, you act like Tim Walz. And I guess there's a way that people could be arguing, well, I don't know if I want to bring that chaos into my community. Well, that's not a reason to think that you don't do something because the people who are being bad are going to get mad. And that's really the whole point on all of this. You've got to remember the people who are bad actors are not the ICE agents. It's the people who are mad about it. And I don't understand why people don't really understand that. There are some no answers coming in. And I think that's an important one to look at because these people have a right to their opinion as well as wrong as I personally believe it is. Give you an example. No, I don't want the government help. This person, by the way, puts an image with their comment, and their image with their comment is an image of an Indian. And I just don't... I don't understand. I really don't understand what that is supposed to mean. Like, you don't, you don't want the government's help because the Indians? I mean, I know that maybe I'm missing the simple thing here. Like, the Indians were wrong by the government. Is that the gist of it? Like, is that, is that it? Okay, I mean, we're living in that little fantasy world where the Indians, I guess, are allowed to have just total free reign. Nobody should have ever done anything with them. Once the white man showed up, those were the borders we were going to have in every little tribal conflict they had. Should have ceased immediately and everything was peaceful. And there was nothing. See, I guess you could make that argument. It's not true. It's not true at all. But sure, sure, sure. And as I always say on this issue, scoreboard. Okay, that's what I say on this issue. Let's continue. Hell yeah. I live in the real world, not Democrats' illusion of reality. Yeah, I think that's how a lot of people are going to feel about this. You just made the list. That illusion of reality that the Democrats view is one where basically everyone being picked up is an American citizen. or a guy who makes them tacos. I mean, that's it. That's what they believe. They don't think that there are bad guys out there. A guy hitting ICE officers with a shovel? No big deal. That's not my problem. They shouldn't have come after him, I guess.

Yes, without a doubt. I support law and order, not this chaotic anarchy the liberal Democrats encourage. It really is that simple. You just made the list. I wonder if Democrats understand how this looks as they're getting ready to make the argument that they should be in charge. I'm kind of concerned about Tim Walz resigning because I think that his state. is a perfect example of what happens when you get Democrat governance. And I think that's illustrative. I don't want Minnesota to fall into chaos. But that's the choice those people are making. They're allowing that to happen. That's their choice, not ours. I would like to think that we wouldn't need them in our community. But unfortunately, due to the previous administrations come on in policy, that is obviously not the case. True, true, true, true. Also, we're noting the reason why you're seeing surges in blue cities and blue states, because they're sanctuary cities and states. There have been more deportations from Texas and Florida than anywhere else. Now, obviously, the population size is one thing, but also they're turning them over from inside the jails. And actually, when we come back, I'm going to explain to you why non-criminal illegals are getting caught up in the mix here. I just thought about this. We'll be right back. You're listening to the Dale Jackson Show. The United States Soccer Federation presents the U.S. Soccer Podcast. I'm your host, Megan Klingerberg. One thing I promised you is an all-access pass that you wouldn't get on any other show. And we found out that whoever comes on scores a goal. Burhope, Freeman, trustee. U.S. soccer podcast magic is real people. We still got plenty of coverage all throughout this World Cup. Okay, let's get into it. The U.S. Soccer podcast. Presented by Henko. Follow and listen on your favorite platform.

News Talk 7.m. 92.5 FM. WVN. N. Dale Jackson here with you. Appreciate you being here. I'm a.I. Hire. Did you guys know that? D.E.I. Hire here ready to help you. By the way, kudos to everyone who has been griping and complaining over the last couple of years about the rocket. on the interstate being gone. It's coming back, guys. It's coming back. Yep, they're bringing the rocket back. Let's all be very excited about the return of the rocket. I know I am. So it is coming back to the rest up there on I-65. So let's all be very, very happy that that is happening. So when you come in from Tennessee, it basically you'll see that giant rocket again. Now, For me, I would have put a giant image of me there saying, hey, we're full, and that would have kept people out. But it didn't work. It didn't work. That's what I wanted. They wanted to do something a little different. So that rocket will be back and placed back in there here relatively soon. So they're closing it out on what they want to do and how they're going to get that done. but the old one was becoming a bit of a hazard, and they're going to go ahead and put up a replica of a Saturn 5 rocket, and they're going to work on getting that done. So good, good for them. I'm glad they were able to work this out and get that done. All right, let's continue getting some answers here. Well, actually, before I give you any more answers here, I said on the other side there, I would give you. The reason why you need these ICE agents surging this way and other federal officers backing them up. And it's happening in blue cities only. It's not because you don't have these problems in other places with high levels of illegal immigration or anything like that. It's just that local authorities are helping. The problem is that local authorities will not help. And some of you already understand that this text came in as I was talking about it. If the blue cities and states were turning over criminals from prison, ICE wouldn't be in the streets so much. The Gov and mayor are 100% responsible for the mayhem. Absolutely. I mean, it's exactly right. It is 100% right. They are 100% responsible for the mayhem. It doesn't even have to be happening. Forget about the rhetoric. I mean, the rhetoric alone is bad enough, but I mean, that is what it is. It's just stupid people saying stupid things. The actual issue here is that they're forcing ICE to come in and remove these people from the streets as opposed to going in and getting them out of the prisons. You wouldn't have this problem at all. And just, again, keep this in mind. It further proves the fact. that they know exactly who they're going after. And so I said before, I said, well, then why are they picking up people who are, I said, non-criminal illegal aliens? Yikes. I'm brainwashed by the media. Less criminal illegal immigrants. How about that? Let's frame them that way.

People who sole crime was coming into the country illegally, evading capture, working illegally, you know, that kind of stuff, maybe taking government services, whatever they're doing. Coming into the country illegally by itself is a crime. And yes, it is a jailable offense, no matter what a bunch of dumbass wannabe politicians like our good friend Jeremy DeVito want to tell you, it is a crime, it is an arrestable, it is jailable offense. Okay, so just keep that in mind. Well, this dumb conversation is continuing. But the reason why you're having all these people who are not the worst of the worst is because when I go to pick up Bobby Joe, you know, the gal from Nicaragua, and inside her house is Betty Sue. Jan, Marcia, Cindy, Rachel, Phoebe, Monica. They're all getting picked up. Those are all real names, by the way, of people who haven't picked up by ice, I'm sure. But they're getting picked up because they're there with this illegal. And when they go and they scoop them up, they're like, Who the hell are you? And people are they doing that? Well, because they're carousing with criminals. So they're trying to figure out who everybody is who's there and they find out that they're illegal and off they go. So I'm sorry, that's leading to a big number of this. So if you want to be honest about it, Tim Walz, Jacob Frey. The corrupt politicians of Minnesota, they're responsible for the non-criminal, and I put that in quotes, illegal immigrants being scooped up. They're the ones doing it. So that is their fault. That is their fault. And they're ended up with all these problems because of that. And Trump should not take his foot off the gas. He should not. There's zero reason to do such a thing. Let's continue with some of your answers. Should. Should. Wait, that's not the question. The question, sorry. The question is this. If you were the governor or mayor, would you be inviting ICE in? I would be. I'll answer the question myself before you get in this. I would be. I'd be calling him and be like, come and get them. Come and get them. We can see this all over the country. The crime rate is down. Why do you think the crime rate is down?

Why do you think the crime rate is down? The crime rate is down because they have shut the border down. They have shown that they are going to enforce the law. And I think a lot of these illegals and criminals who do bad things are afraid to do anything. I think a lot of them are afraid to do anything because they know that it's a one-way ticket out of the country. That's why crimes down. And that includes in the big cities. So, yeah, if I was the mayor, even the mayor battle, I'd be like, come and get them. If there's illegals right here, let's go get them. I mean, they're turning them over as they're supposed to, and that's fine. That's exactly what they should be doing. Let's get some more of your responses. So the question is, if you were the governor of the mayor, would you bring them in? Would you call for ICE to come in? Would you do that? I would. Yes. Bring them in. What happened to coming to America legally and assimilating into the American way of life, culture, language? Minneapolis is garbage, can not a melting pot. I think you mean is a garbage can and not a melting pot, but, you know, whatever. Our little British robot friend is not good at cleaning up your linguistic messes. You just made the list. But yes, you're correct. It is a garbage can and not a melting pot. Some would say it's a salad bowl. I always remember this from growing up and going to a melting pot or salad bowl. A melting pot is where everyone assimilates and the cultures kind of blur and you take the best parts of every culture and you have a little bit of everything. A salad bowl is a little bit different. It's a lot different because in a melting pot everything melts together. In a salad bowl, The tomato is still a tomato. The croutons are still a crouton. The lettuce is still lettuce. Yeah, you can mix it all together, but it still maintains its original form. Which one's better? Well, the melting pot is clearly better. History shows that. But we've gotten away from that. Now we're the salad bowl. So, yeah, it's a good point. It's a good point. Yes, without a doubt. I support law and order, not this chaotic anarchy the Liberal Democrats encourage. I think I already played that one, but that's okay. You just made the last! There are a whole bunch of them that we need to get to. Let's continue. Clean house and get all of the illegals out and lock up insurrection agitators. Yeah, I think that's what a lot of people want to have happened. You just made the list! You got... It's so funny. If you guys write ice in the text, it reads as I-C-E, I-C-E instead of this. Ice, Ice Baby. I have beautiful grandchildren who deserve a future. Ice, Ice, baby. You just made the list. That's pretty good. This is an interesting one. Yes, specific strikes on specific areas are needed in Ever City in the United States. I agree. I agree. Again, I think it's important. I think we know that if there are people here illegally and they're committing crimes, they need to be turned over. And that's what's happening. Look, you can read the stories at A.L.com and elsewhere. Oh.

There's more illegals being picked up than never before. Oh, there's more children. There's more children being picked up than ever before. Those children are 17 and 18 years old, by the way. And 97% of them have committed crimes. Oh, and it's four a month that they're whining about. During the Trump administration, the number of children turned over to ice has skyrocketed in Alabama. It's up from 1.5 to 4. 97% of them are criminals, and they're also mostly 17 and 18 years old. Oh, no! The horror! The horror! And yes, I like that a lot of you have picked up on the fact that the Brady Bunch and the Friends girls are all illegal immigrants. It's true. I'm just giving you the lore of those episodes. They actually took place in the same universe and they were all illegal immigrants. And they were picked up with another illegal immigrant named Betty Sue. Hey, here's a question for you. Do you think a single immigrant has been picked up with the name Betty Sue? A single illegal immigrant? Now, if that was the case, we'd hear about it. We would hear about an illegal immigrant named Betty Sue picked up by ICE. So that would be a big story for us. All right. Continue getting your answers in and we'll continue talking about them. 866-494 WVN. That is the Scout Pest Control.com. WVNNHotTek text line. You can get that in right there and we will return. It's the Dale Jackson Show.

News Talks at 70 a.m. 92.5 FM, WVNN. Bill Jackson here with you. thrilled to be here with you and thrilled to be here today. The state legislature is now in session, and it has been multiple days, and they have not solved all the problems in the state yet. It's outrageous. I can't believe this. Well, what are they doing? Why haven't they fixed everything yet, right? Like, shouldn't they have already resolved all of our issues that we have ever had? It seems like a no-brainer to me that they would get it all done in a couple days. Anyway, what they're actually focusing on, apparently, is some law enforcement measures, which I think are good. Let's go ahead and let's go. Let's get those law enforcement measures taking care of. And I think we need to also do all we can in this state to start making sure that we know that this is not going to be a good place for illegal immigrants. I think we've already made that pretty clear. But there is some illegal immigration laws that are being discussed in the Alabama legislature as well. So I think that that's good, and it's nice to see, and I want to see more of that. I think that's exactly what people have wanted, and you're going to see some of that in the Alabama legislature. Lots of other things happening as well. Besides illegal immigration bills, you were looking at bills that would... Do things like this. House Bill 71. Chris England, Democrat Tuscaloosa said it would be a classy felony for medical examiners to remove or retain the organs from a body without the permission of the next akin. Such removal is already against the law. They would just add the penalty even further. This is in response to the suggestion that there were deceased inmates that have been returned to their families with their organs missing. Okay. Now there's Trey's Law. which has been pushed by Senate Bill 30 by Senator Matt Woods of Jasper and David Faulkner of Mountainbrook in the house. And that would, it's a bill named for Trey Carlock. He was abused as a youth for several years at a camp. He was, a camp leader was later convicted of abusing him, sent to some multiple lives in prison. He, the kid that had committed suicide later on at 28. And so they're, they're. doing things that would make it so you could not prohibit non-disclosure agreements in civil settlements involving sexual abuse and human trafficking. That's an interesting bill because one of the things that someone has said to me about this is, and this is someone who had worked in the legal world, not a lawyer, but it worked in the legal world. And they told me they said,

The only concern they have about this particular bill is if they couldn't get a non-disclosure agreement in civil settlements, then would people actually make those agreements? Would they make agreements with a person? Let's say they want to make a civil, excuse me, they want to make a civil settlement in an abuse case. If you don't get an non-disclosure agreement, what's your reasoning for signing the agreement? I don't care about the criminals. I think they should be turned over to law enforcement. That's the more important part of this than anything else. But again, this particular bill addresses civil settlements, which means monetary payment to the victims by the attacker, criminal, whatever you want to call them, and then it's saying, well, you can't put a NDA in place. Okay, so you got to make sure that in that case, why would you make the deal? It's just something you've got to think about when you're talking about this like this. The Senate Committee also approved Senate Bill 20 by Senator Chris Elliott to increase the penalties for injuring a public official. This one is in response. to a lawmaker in Bay Manette, I believe it was, being stomped on a sidewalk over something that involved some little, I say little, excuse me, but they say an issue that involved petty city politics. Okay. This current law covers health care workers that do this as well because the state law already says it would be a misdemeanor Classy felony to assault law enforcement, correctional employees, firefighters, utility workers, and emergency medical service personnel. Healthcare workers as well. And now there are some who are complaining that this is creating a separate class of citizens. Now, I actually agree with that. I do. I do. I'm not against this bill because if you're attacking a public official because of their public capacity, then I got absolutely no problem with a little bit of sweetener to the penalty. I've got no problem with that. In fact, I think they should probably do that to all the people who are assaulting people. Maybe raise the bar on all of it. But I'm okay with even this in doing this, the creating of a separate class of citizens. Here's what I would do if I was in the legislature. Maybe I may have a companion piece that says if you're an elected official who commits a crime because you're a special class of citizen, maybe we add a little sweetener to that as well. You know, you're not just the average Joe below. You're not Dale Jackson out there, let's just say, you know, drunk and disorderly. You're now a state lawmaker out there being drunk and disorderly. And, yeah, well, let's up the penalty a little bit. Well, let's add a little 10% kicker to whatever the penalty is. There it is. I've talked myself into the bill myself. Look at this. Resolve the issue all on my own.

A little bit of a sweetener. If there's a $500 fine and you're an elected official, it's $550. Okay? If it's 100 days in jail, it's 110 days in jail. Yeah, okay. Man, look at this. I create and solve my own problems in just two seconds. What a nice guy that I am. Hey, you guys can continue to weigh in on our question of the day or anything else. You can get your questions in for 10 with him as well. Colman Furniture, market, free speech phone lines right there, 866-494 WVN. And you can text in as well. ScoutPasscontrol.com. WVN. Hot date. Text line 866-494 WVNN. Get your questions in for 10 with him. Don't forget about that. And email me. You've got mail. Dale at WVNN.com. That is the downtown rescue mission.org email inbox. Lots of ways for you guys to get involved and share your opinions. Do that right now. We'll be right back. This is the Dale Jackson Show. Jim Rome takes on sports. I will always have a complicated relationship with this game. But people evolve. So do sports. Do not make me regret this. Do not make me devolve. Back to that guy that so many clones wish that I still was. And do not embarrass the entire country. Now, I can go back. I can get there fast. Lose tonight. And you got a real problem. Do not blow it. The Jim Rome Show podcast. You've been warned. Follow and listen on your favorite platform.

It's live, it's local. It's the Dale Jackson Show. And it's only on News Talk 770 AM, 92 5 FM, WVNN. Depend on it. 825 FM WVNN. Dale Jackson here with you and thrilled to be with you as always. I got to tell you something here, guys. It's important. We are having a lot, a lot of great feedback on our question of the day. Your $50 free for all Friday question of the day. And that's a simple one. If you were a governor or you were a mayor. Would you be inviting ICE into your community? Now, what that looks like is a completely arbitrary situation, really. But would you at least invite them in and say, come do something? I'll help you. I'm not going to fight you. I guess it would probably be the best way to put that. There's a couple different ways you can get that in here. Let me go through them here real quick. There is the Coleman Furniture Market Free Speech phone lines. You can jump in right there, obviously. That's always a way to do it. 866494 WVNN. You can also get in here on the ScoutPass Control.com. WVNNN Hot Take Text Line. What about that? Yeah, 866494-9866. Lots of great answers in there. Don't forget, get your questions in for 10 with him as well. And you can email us. You can always email me. You've got mail. Dale at WVNN.com. That's the downtown rescue mission.org email inbox. You can jump in there and voice those opinions. It is eight after the hours. I'm talking to remind you about my good friend Matt Curtis and the Matt Curtis real estate team. He sells a home every eight hours and wants to help you sell your home. Let him do that for you. I was talking with him yesterday about an idea that my wife had on purchasing a home and working on something. And he gave me some. good answers. And I look forward to talking more with him about that. And we can continue to have great conversations with Matt Curtis and he can help you all the way around every time you have a need. Matt Curtis can help you out right there. Now we are about to jump into the seven things. Obviously Minnesota is going to loom large, but so is the Handmaid's Tale. Yeah, you know that one of three books that are friends on the left have read or at least pretendery? I'm sorry, they haven't actually read these books. Let's see, what are they? 1984, that's one of them. The Handmaid's Tale, that's the other. and I'm in love with a swamp monster. It's some erotic, weird fiction novel that, I don't know, women love for some reason. Bugsy, have you seen that? Have you seen the, like, the, like the really weird, like not, it's not furry stuff. It's, it's just weird, creepy erotica with monsters and stuff. Have you seen that?

Yeah, I've seen that, unfortunately. See, see what I'm talking about, guys? Telling you, that's out there. They love that stuff. Handmaid's Tale, 1984. They pretend to read those, and then they read, I'm in love with a swamp monster. So are you talking about, like, the book talk people? I don't know what that is. Oh, well, that's what their, that's their thing. Oh, is that like a TikTok trend or something? Yeah. Okay, yeah, I didn't know about that, but I do know that there are these creepy, like, science fiction type, weirdo. Sex books. Let's put it that way. Romance novels with monsters, I guess would be the best way to put that. Okay. So at least I'm right about that. So women love those books. Bugs, he testifies up to that. All right, we got a lot to get into. Let's get into the seven things. That, of course, brought to you by my friends and two men in a truck. Now, listen, two men in a truck. When you get ready to make a move, it is time for you to move. When you want to get it done right, you want to get the right people involved. Who are those people? Great question. I can tell you. I'll always tell you. Two men in a truck. Yes. Two men in a truck. huntsville.com. That's their website. Remember, when Cindy and I moved in together, moved into our dream home, two-minute truck helped us out, two different places brought to one place, did great stuff for us. It was fantastic. And yes, if you're asking, They treated us exactly how they treat their own grandma. Yep, they have what's known as the grandma rule. Take advantage of that with my friends over there at two men in a truck. Near far, big, small, doesn't matter. Two men in a truck. They've supported us for years. We should support them as well. Two men in a truck, Huntsville.com. Go see those guys saying when you do, make sure you tell them Dale Jackson sent you. All right, let's get to it. It is time for the often duplicated. Never replicated the most critically acclaimed segment here on the Dale Jackson. Actually, let me redo that. I don't like the way that sounded. Take two on the most. I can't even get it right now. Where was I? It's time for the often duplicated, never replicated the most critically acclaimed segment here on the Dale Jackson show. We'll go with that. Brought to you by Alabama's most trusted journalist, it's the seven things you should be talking about today. Now time for the seven things you'll be talking about today. Number seven. All right. The rocket is coming back to the rest stop. That's right, that rocket that you see as you're coming back into the great state of Alabama from Tennessee. That welcoming Saturn 5 rocket got taken down because it was getting old and a little bit crusty. Well, it's back in some way, shape, or form. It's going to be a replica. They're going to rebuild one there. They're going to put it up, and it's going to be there, and I think that's fantastic. It's a great thing to have there on the interstate. It is a sense of pride that the people in this community have, just like when you're going down 565, and you see the space at Rocket Center. It's a reminder about a lot about what people do in this community, and I think people have a lot of pride in that.

And it was neat. It's a neat attraction. And I'm glad to see it's going back up. So it's going back up right there on the Tennessee line. I put a side of the set we're full, but whatever. Number six. Opioid prescription strength dosages, excuse me, opioid prescription dosages are down in Alabama. Yep, a steady decline. Again, that's what happens when they go after pill mills, right? So they've gone after these pill mills. They've been fighting this opioid issue and listen to this. The Medical Association points the findings of a recent national report showing that opioid prescriptions in Alabama fell 46.2% between 2012 and 2024, with the strength of those prescriptions declining 58.7% during the same period. That's right. That is right. That is awesome. Now, you've heard of Narcan and all these other things that help with opioid overdoses. Those are up 228%. And that was from 2018 to 20204. So that's good. These are good things, guys. This is good stuff. Number five. Here we go. The Alabama Public Library Board has now voted to strip state funding from the Fair Hope Public Library. Why? Because the degenerates that run that library decided it was more important to give access to children to books they should not have access to. They have refused to move and restrict access to the classic book, The Handmaid's Tale, like I said, one of the few books that women claimed to read, with the official citing as a non-compliant with new content guidelines amid debates over book restrictions. They weren't banning the book, they weren't telling them to not let anyone see it, they wanted it removed from the children's section. They wouldn't do it. They wouldn't do it. And it's like, okay, well, then don't get federal funding. Excuse me, don't get state funding. Good for you. Go nuts. Number four. A Venezuelan opposition leader, Maria Corina Machado Maria Corina Machado, met with President Donald Trump yesterday. And Donald Trump, I cannot believe he did this. This is one of the tackier things that he's ever done. Okay?

Say what you want. That's what happened. People don't want to believe that. They want to suggest that she was a victim of police violence, which is just idiotic. But President Donald Trump has now threatened to invoke the rarely used 200-year-old Insurrection Act. And it's funny how they use that framing because, like, ooh. It's scary. Nobody uses it, guys. You can't do this. But he's going to invoke the Insurrection Act in Minnesota to end the, quote, travesty of unrest following that ice shooting. The White House then slammed Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota after he tried to bend the knee. And I think he kind of was doing a bit here. I don't think he actually meant this after he tried to. call for the ratcheting down of temperatures. But I just don't, I don't think that's going to work. So he can say only once, hey, we should lower the temperature. But I'll remind you, well, they tell you that's what he said. I would suggest that you go and you look at what he actually said. Okay? Because what he actually said was, yeah, yeah, yeah, we should lower the temperature. But. At the same time, he also told Minnesotans in the same message, this is what he wants. He being Donald Trump, so he's kind of slamming him in the same statement. Impeachment articles were drafted against Walls, and now House Majority Whip, Tom Emmer, the number three House Republican in the U.S. House out of Minnesota, is demanding Walls's resignation. as Minneapolis protests intensify in the city continues to fall into chaos in the state as well. So Tim Wallace is not having a good one. Does he make it through the end of the month? I don't know, man. It ain't looking good for him. It is not looking good for him. So hopefully he does not. But at this particular point in time, and when I say, I hope he doesn't make it through the month what I am meaning, obviously, since a lot of you are going to be stupid and pretend I mean something totally different, I mean he should resign. That should be the end of his political career. Can you imagine this guy is the vice president? Good Lord, do we dodge a series of bullets in that situation? Let's take a quick time out. We'll continue more here on the Dale Jackson show. Don't forget to get your questions in for 10 with him and answer our questions as well. ScoutBass control.com, WVNN, hot take text lines. Stay tuned. Get WBN's Dale Jackson seven things you should be talking about today. Write in your email box every morning. Go to yellowhammer news.com and sign up today. You're getting me in trouble, and I don't need any help with that. I'm perfectly capable of getting myself in plenty of trouble, bugsy, but I do appreciate it. Yesterday, apparently, if you listen to the podcast or you ever go check out the podcast, on the podcast, I made a couple comments yesterday regarding pretend candidate for Congress Jeremy DeVito. And am I reading this correctly? This was sent to me here a minute ago.

And I assure that I am reading this correctly, but did you post the podcast? And let me see if I get this correct here. Did you post the podcast? I can't find it right now. Here it is. Jeremy DeVito, your shirt is too small? Is that the title you used for the podcast? Yeah, it was a statement to him. I wanted him to read it. How much of the podcast was me commenting on the size of his shirt? The entire latter half. Okay. Okay, I just don't remember that. You focused on it a lot. I don't even remember doing that. But okay, all right. I read that. I was like, what is the world of this? That was the main takeaway I got from that. Okay, well, let me try this again. My main takeaway of Jeremy DeVito's ridiculous Tim Walz's impression. is that he's not that bright. Okay, that's it. Okay, so this one is going to be titled Jeremy DeVito, you're not that bright. Yes, yes. Your shirt is fine, but you yourself are not that bright. And it's just because his take is basically ice can't do anything. Ice can't arrest American citizens. Ice can't be in the city. This is illegal. It's an occupation. They murder Renee Good. Antifa Good. Abolish ICE. And I'm sorry, that's just ignorant larping nonsense. Okay, he's larping, live action role playing as a congressional candidate. And I just, it's embarrassing. And I think that the North Alabama can do better, okay? And they will. They will do better, by the way. And let me remind you of this. One of his opponents, Andrew Sneed, big fan of Dale Jackson, used to listen to me a lot. He told me almost with tears in his eyes that he loved Dale Jackson for a very long time. And then I lost my way. It really touched me. It hurt my feelings a lot. Say too. It's the Dale Jackson Show.

with FMWVN. Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you so much for being here. Thank you so much for your time today. And we were thankful for our next guest here on the Alabama A&M $350 million Bulldog Hotline. Learn more about what Alabama A&M can do for you and your community at AAMU.edu. Is state senator Arthur or representing Decatur, some parts of Morgan County? parts of the lives on county parts of madisoned and we're thrilled to have him here with us and we're always thrilled to have the senator here we do have to ask him our question of the day here before we get started and i'm sure he's never thought of this ever being the governor or the mayor just as a lowly state senator but if you were one of those things the state senator or would you call ice in would you be would you be asking for ice to come to your community right now Oh, absolutely. You know, we let's, you know, these are, these are folks who have broken in our country. They come in and sure, you know, I know there's. talk of, well, we don't have the workers to do these jobs. Well, they've, through cheap labor, they've run off our domestic workers. And by that, I mean, those in the roofing industry, the construction trades, et cetera, unless it's very skilled trade, they brick, brick masons, etc. We don't. develop our own anymore because the cheap labor that came in via the illegal immigration. And then our hospitals, the ERs are clogged with people who are never going to pay. Also delivering babies, you got the education system, the classrooms clogged with people who don't speak English. You know, more and more children that, you know, when they come across the educational dollars that have to now go to this new group of English language learners, you know, siphoning off other money from, you know, the kids that have been here. You know, we've got public safety issues. Now, certainly. not insinuating that illegal immigrants are all criminals in the fact they come into criminal acts you know breaking in the country the criminal act but past that still it happens the DUI driver hits somebody a knife fight and the back of a bar or whatever. Now we've got to incarcerate. We've got the judicial system involved. You know, we've got to pay for the incarceration. The list just goes on and on and on. The children now that are born, that are citizens, born into poverty in a lot of cases, now, you know, we're going to help them with all sorts of federal benefits. It's such a costly, costly thing on the backside.

for the cheap flavor on the front side. And it's like somebody broke into the Jackson house. You come home from work and you find some guys sitting there rummaging through your refrigerator and you say, what are you doing here? Well, I just came in, so I thought I'd help myself. And it's one thing if you invite him in and serve him, whatever, give him a drink. But it's another, he just walks on in. And that's what we have in my mind, Dale. The cost to the country is tremendous. Why do you think it is? Thank goodness for President Trump doing something about it. Why do you think it is? that even Republican lawmakers or governors are sort of reticent to do so, to call them in. Why do you think that's happening? And I have my own theory, and this is mine, you can steal this if you want as an answer. But I think that what Republicans, this state is a perfect example. We've said, if you want to come in and get them from the jail, go right ahead. I mean, that's what Texas and Florida and other places have done. There's not really a resistance to that. So you don't have to, like, call them in. I mean, I'm not saying ICE isn't here. ICE is obviously here. And you can go look on like Reddit in places and people are freaking out about it. And I'm just like, they're supposed to be here. This is absolutely brilliant. We should be asking for them to come and stay. We should not be getting upset about them being here. Why do you think Republican lawmakers are somewhat reticent of summoning them? I think, and I said it earlier, I think it's because sectors of our economy. have become dependent on that labor pool. And the transition, now, guest worker program ought to have it, no doubt. And, you know, the Congress won't give us one that's effective. But we ought to have it. And, you know, what we do have is not effective. But the sectors of the economy that depend on that labor pool, Dale, I think that's where the pushback comes from. Because you take these people, then, how are we going to do this and how are we going to do that? You know, what's the solution if you get them out of here? But I haven't seen any, you know, where ICE has come in heavily. I haven't seen the economy, the local, at least I hadn't read about it, the local economy collapsing because people were sent back south of the border. Yeah, I agree with that completely. Every aspect of that I agree with. And I think it's pretty clear what's happening in Minnesota. And the idea that the police presence there is the problem and not that people are coming to fight the cops is just completely insane. And they're pushing that. That is just a completely anything. And listen, Dale, I hear about this from constituents. I hear, you know, about...

I used to have a roofing company and they put me out of business. You know, I tried to, you know, go to the ER with my mother that was sick and it was full of people who don't speak English. And I don't know if they, you know, they may be legitimate, came legitimate way. Don't know, but the speculation is. Some of them probably, you know, just walked across the border during the Biden era. And, you know, I can't get services for my mom, you know, because it's a zoo in the ER. Yeah, we all know. We're all aware of what's actually going on there. And anyone that suggests otherwise is just if you're playing the card, like, how dare you? How could you say such things? I think most people go, okay, that's great. We're living in the real world, not this little thing. Well, let me just close with this. I lived in the developing world for six years. Been to a lot by a lot of embassies and whatnot where you see people in the developing countries primarily lined up outside the consulate office trying to get in this country the right way, the legitimate way, and be vetted and be processed and co-on, hopefully to be naturalized as a U.S. citizen. That's the process we have. And these other folks have just cut in line and broken in line and, you know, we shouldn't tolerate it. That's exactly right. We have the reputation as tolerating it or even welcoming it, such as we did in the Biden administration. Absolutely. Yeah, encouraging and begging them to come and telling them to come. It's just ridiculous. All right. So is Alabama, is there any immigration work for Alabama this year in the Alabama legislature? You guys have hit it pretty hard over the last couple of years. But is there any work to be done on that front? I think so, but I don't, I hadn't, it's really early in the session to, you know, see what bills are being filed and whatnot. There may have been some filed. Just don't know about them yet. But, yeah, I think there are things we can do at the late state level. Of course, we tried that in 10 years, 10, 12 years ago with the Beeson-Hammon law and a lot of it was struck down. You know, a lot of it's still in play. And so, you know, one of them being requiring the businesses to do the check, the immigration check of all new hires. And now is it being enforced? No. Now, who does that fall on? I'd say the attorney general and district attorneys around the state, but they're overwhelmed with chasing down, you know, real criminals doing really bad, bad acts. Correct. All right, all right, fair enough, and we'll follow that through. I wanted to ask you about something I came across, and you may know about this or not. There's a story, Alabama Daily News, which is partially funded by Alabama Public Television. Congratulations, Todd Stacey, for pulling that off. And...

He writes in there that some judicial, the judiciary move some bills forward. One of those bills is a criminal justice bill and it basically says that you cannot have a civil settlement in a sexual abuse case where there's an NDA involved. Now, I read that and this is, and someone raised this issue to me who worked in the legal world before and said, if this is, if this becomes the law. people will be far less likely to enter into those agreements. Because if you're the person trying to work that agreement, let's say you've done something wrong. I'm not suggesting we should care what they think. But the people who are seeking the civil settlement with them, I think they might care. If they can't get the NDA, what's the point? I think it's sort of the argument. If you can't pay them off, for lack of... Again, there's no other way to say this. But if you can't pay them off, why would they enter into the agreement? Does that concern you, or am I just operating in a made-up world? No, there's a lot of debate around the practical implications, as you suggest, if this bill were to become law. So I think it's going to get a lot of scrutiny and, you know, don't know what the outcome will be, but certainly need to hear from the legal community that... handle these type cases and understand the implications of them. The proponents say, you know, that it would certainly help healing, et cetera, to not have, healing of the victim, et cetera, the mental health of the victim, to not have these NDAs, these non-disclosures and go ahead and out the organization of that. The camp, you know, the children's camp or wherever the daycare, you know, wherever the bad acts happen and not let them hide behind the NDA. So that, you know, the arguments on both sides like a lot of things, but we're certainly going to work through it and see where we land. All right, good enough. The governor gave her last day of the state address. We got about a minute and a half left here. I didn't really hear a here's the things I want you to do speech from her. It was more of a here the greatest hits that I've accomplished, which is fine. About a minute and a half here, Senator Ork. Tell me what your plan is moving forward this legislative session. The plan, at least for me and my counterpart in the House, is to implement an outcome-based funding model for higher education. And I know you yon at that and go, oh, good gracious. But it's important that we challenge our schools of higher ed in colleges and universities to produce more jobs that, you know, workers for jobs that are here in Alabama or work on their retention and graduation rates. Dale, we've got schools in the state that have a four-year graduation rate of less than 10%. So let's say, I have 95 freshmen coming in in August, four years later in May, only...

You've got 100 that are coming in this freshman, excuse me. And four years later in May, graduating, you only got five. That's crazy. It's absolutely crazy. Absolutely crazy. And the idea here is you need to crank out more graduates and stop taking their loan money and saddling them with this debt. I mean, that's a large part of this problem as well. And I think that plays into this. So I like that idea. All right, Senator Orr, thank you very much. And we talk a lot about immigration. Next week, we will focus more on what's going on here in the state of Alabama after you're down there for more than a couple of days. So we look forward to that. Thank you very much to State Senator Arthur Orr for joining us here on the Alabama A&M $350 million bull. Bulldog Hotline. Everyone else. Don't forget, get your questions in for 10 with him and more right here on the ScoutPass Control.com. WVN. Hot take tax line 8 to 6-494 WVNN. Stay tuned. It's the Dale Jackson Show. Guys, radio is not that hard. I just make it look really hard sometimes. Like, I really do. I really do. I knew I had to get out there and I gave the numbers. I looked at the clock and I was like, wait a second, I've misjudged the time. And I got it completely wrong. Apologies for that. But I will not apologize for our fantastic $50 free-for-all Friday question of the day. Here it is. It is simple. If you were the governor or you were a mayor, would you invite ICE in? You see all the problems it creates. And I say that kind of facetiously because I don't believe that it creates the problems. The problems are created by malcontents and criminals and their enablers, both in the mainstream media and in the local Democratic parties. I mean, there's just no other way to put it. That is... That's what we're looking at here. Those are the guys who have for some reason made the decisions that it is time for us to fight the cops. It is time for us to fight immigration. It's time for us to do all those things. And I just think, man, what an outrageous world in which we live in where the problem is not all the illegals that come to these people's communities. The problem is that someone's trying to do something about it. Okay, that I think is very important. And yes, this is a good take, by the way, that has come in here on the text line. I'm going to share this with you real quick because it's a really, really good one. It's a really, really good take. This is well set here. Or gets every minute of his time. Talking about Arthur Orr and how he gives you all the information he wants you to have. And I got to tell you, I appreciate that. I appreciate that because I like. when lawmakers pop out information and give it to us. There are a lot of lawmakers who don't want to do that, and I appreciate Senator Orr doing that, and Senator Gavann coming on and doing that as well. I don't think that they don't think they benefited from coming on this program a lot over the years. So I appreciate them doing it every single week, even though they have no idea what I'm about to ask them. All right, back to...

the question of the day and here it is. Oh, ice. You know, welcome them in, welcome them in if you are the mayor or if you are the governor. What would you do? Yes, full cooperation, full partnership. You know, and in those situations, like that, you just made the list. That already exists, you know, that's the beauty of all of this. It doesn't have to be going on the way it's going on. They're choosing. to do it the way they're doing it. And that is a real problem here. Yes, local law enforcement's hands are tied from actually enforcing crimes by illegals. In a way, yes. You just made the list. And Senator were kind of touched on that when he said that, look, the idea that you want to bring them in is good. And he also mentioned that they're going to try, and this is what he said, to continue increasing the amount of immigration enforcement the state does, but they've run into a lot of issues there. So inviting them in. It's something that you could actually do to deal with this issue. And that's exactly what I think the people want. And really give them what they want. And the citizenry of Alabama and other places, I think, has made it very clear that that is what they want. Now, you could say, well, in Minnesota, they've made the decision that that is not what they want, you see. They would rather have just chaos in the streets. And they would much rather just fight with the local. or not the local, but the ICE folks who come in and they would much rather just scrap with them. And I think that that is a really, really, really issue, really, really bad issue for Democrats right now. This is a creative way to answer the question. The question was, ready? Would you invite ICE in if you were the governor of the mayor? Is Huntsville more populated than Birmingham? Does Dale hate gift cards? Yes. The answer is yes. I do hate gift cards. That part is very, very true. By the way, I resolve the NBA 2K gift card situation. Not in a good way. They just basically gave me the money we got that we already spent on the game because we bought it really cheap before Christmas. So they gave us that money back and took our $70. I don't know. I don't know why someone buying me a gift cost me $40, but that is exactly what happened. It makes absolutely no sense, no sense at all. But at least I got the $30 back, whatever it was. I would like to think that we wouldn't need them in our community. But unfortunately, due to the previous administrations come on in policy, that is obviously not the case. Yeah, I think Orr mentioned that as well. That is exactly correct. You've had this lawlessness that leads to basically anything goes. We had an anything goes situation here. I mean, that's exactly what happens. And what I don't get is all these people who are coming to the defense of hardened criminals.

Yeah, if the girl who was taken after a traffic stop, I have empathy. I can feel bad for that. Okay, I can feel bad for that. But I don't feel bad for the guy that's been in the community and committed X amount of crimes or. committed a bunch of crimes in his old community, and then decided it's time for him to pull up stakes and move somewhere else, and why that becomes our problem. So that is, I agree with that. That is a big problem there. Yes, every leader, local or statewide, should want the enforcement of laws. Lawlessness is not a solution. It's the problem. Yeah, you know, you think about it that way. You just made the list. And you kind of wonder about the guys in Minnesota right now, the local and state level. You wonder what exactly is the end goal? Get eyes out of there and then what? Then what? What exactly is the next plate? Just allow illegal immigrants to live in the community? And the answer to that is yes. That's exactly right. That is exactly. They just want to leave it the way. They say basically this is fine. The situation we have right now is fine. Yes, free federal support to reduce crime. Free isn't quotes, by the way. You can't really... You just made the list. Can't really tell according to that. But free isn't quotes. And that's exactly... What it is. None of this is free. Okay, we have this. But there are people who are advocating on the other side, but they're just saying one word answer. So I don't know if that necessarily is all that compelling, but there are people who say, no, we don't want to bring them in. I don't know why you would say that. I kind of wish you would expound on that, but you don't have to, but if you would like to, scout pest control.com, WVNNN, hot take text line 866-494 WVN. This is the Dale Jackson Show. Scrolling with Haley, join Haley Caronea as she scrolls through the biggest headlines. If you haven't watched this show before, we do blind reactions. I have not seen these videos, so I am seeing them for the first time with all of you. We're going to implement the tinfoil hat time segments and all the stuff you know and love. And I'm going to finish the show and answer some of your questions. Someone asked me, what made you get into podcasting, and I was producing podcasts for other people. And I was like, I could do this for myself. And here I am. Scrolling with Haley, follow and listen on your favorite platform. Live, it's local. It's the Dale Jackson Show. And it's only on News Talk 770 a.m. 925 FM, WVNN. Depend on it.

770 a.m. 92.5 FM. WV.N. Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for being here. And I would just like to go on the record as saying that apparently I was right. Yes, I was right. I was right. I was right. I rarely say it. It's not really my style. I don't like to do it. Not the thing that I like to do. Everyone knows. I don't like to brag about things. It's just not what I do. You even sound like Trump when you're saying that. I mean, you and Trump are so much alike. I don't like to brag. I don't like to brag. But. I think Donald Trump is like walking around with a guy with a bunch of stacks of orders. And every time they piss him off, I think he's just like, that's more. I'm sending more. I'm sending more. I'm sending more. I'm sending more. And he's just like, keep going. Keep talking, Tim. Keep talking. Timmy. By the way, I have started working on my new children's book. No, Timmy, no. So we are going to, maybe we'll get into that on Monday. But. His statement, yeah, he, before we get into Hayden 8, and it's 8 after the hour time to remind you about Matt Curtis and the Matt Curtis real estate team, he sells home every 8 hours. Let Matt Curtis help you out today. Before we jump into Hayden 8, I do want to get your losses. Tim Walz put a statement out. In the statement, he said, Mr. President, we need to. This is a personal plea to the president. We need to turn the temperature down. Stop this retribution. This is not who we are. And then like in the next line, he's like to Minnesotans, this is just what he wants. Don't give him what he wants. He wants you to be mad and angry out there. That's what he wants. Nice. It's a terrible. I mean, that's not even, I mean, I get being like duplicitous and underhanded and shady and all these other things, but all at the same time. Like, why would you, why would you, why would you, I mean, at least put it on another. At least separated? Yeah. Separated by an hour. You know, I'm going to talk to the president first, and then I'll, I'll talk to the great people of Minnesota here in a little bit. But no, he did it all the same time. Any chance Donald Trump was going to react to that with anything but a middle finger? No. And he might literally do a middle finger, actually. He found that out recently. Their response was go to hell. I mean, that's basically what their response was. I mean, they didn't hide it very well. I mean, not that they were trying to hide it. But their response was. Kiss my ass. And I'm not suggesting that that shouldn't have been their response. But that was basically the response. And it's the response they deserve. I'll just be honest with you. All right. We got to jump into, what's it? What's it? What's up first? A hate at eight. Yes. We got to jump in to hate at eight. That's brought to you by our friends at Scout Pest Control. Let's talk about Scout Pest Control for a second. You got bugs inside your house. You don't want them there.

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What's got you steamed? What's got you mad? Tell us now. It's time for hate at eight. That was any of you got anything else to say. Now! Yes. Now is the time. Now is the place. Get your hates in here and let that flow through you. It is very simple to do. There are a bunch of different ways. There is the Coleman Furniture Market free speech phone lines at 866-494 WVN.N. There is also the ScoutPest Control.com. WVNNN. Hot-Tate text line. That's an 866494-9866. And you can always email me. You've got mail. Dale at WVNN.com. That's the downtown rescue mission.org email inbox. Yaffi, we've got some people who are talking about you here. We're going to get that in. They're hating on it. And I like the idea that they reference you. They reference you, I believe, correctly. I think they read your birth certificate. Okay? Well, check this out. I hate that Dale's new book isn't named. Yes. Yes, Yappi, Yaffi, reduce crime. What? Can you please read that? I have no idea what that just said. I don't know why the reduced crime thing was in there. But it says, it says, I hate that Dale's new book isn't named yes, yes, yappy, yaffy. I don't know what. Yes, yes, yappy. Yeah, yappy. So you got your name right. What I love about this, it sounds like a Dr. Seuss book. It does. That's what it sounds like there. That's where the reduced crime must have been another text there. But all right. Here we go. Here's another one for you. Oh, my God. Hold on. When Emily's not here, why does everything screw up? It's not, no, it's when people write things in in a way that the robot will not read it, I got to fix it. That's the issue. I didn't fix it. Hating on the eunuch and bought off gop. No. 1. Doge cuts. Two, executive orders codified. Never mind no arrests for Russian collusion and J6 Fed Surrection. Okay, I want to talk about all these things here real quick, but let me start at the beginning. You tell me that this little British guy can say Doge, but he can't say GOP? Is that what you're telling me? They're the gop, but he can say doge. Okay, thank you very much. Is that your hate? Yeah, that is my hate. But yeah, look, they did the doge cuts. The doge still exist. They've been fought at every step along the way. And look, if you. I like what Doge did. I like it. They went in and they caused chaos in the government. I'm down with it. My complaint is they didn't go far enough. I wanted them to do more. That's what this person is complaining about, too, as well. Executive orders codified. Yeah, I don't think they have the votes in order to get that done in the Senate. You got to have over 60 votes. So it's wasted effort to do so. So that's it. Never mind, no arrest for Russian collusion and J6 offense erection. They're going after this stuff.

Okay? And so I disagree. May a Russ James Comey? Yeah, they went after him. Yeah, so I disagree with this. The bloodletting hasn't been enough for this guy. I guess that's the argument. All right, Bugsie, what are you hating on? I'm hating on every single person that was at the Toyota Service Center I was at. There were no seats. No seats whatsoever. For anybody, like, they were all sitting, like, they were all taken, except for this one guy who had a Bluetooth in the year, in the year, 26, he had a Bluetooth. What's wrong with that? There's, like, just pick up your phone. You have to have AirPods. You can't use AirPods at least. You can't use Bluetooth. Don't use Bluetooth from 2008. Wait, don't they connect via Bluetooth? Yes, they do. They are technically Bluetooth, but I'm talking about the Bluetooth earpiece, like the traditional one. But anyways, that guy, he wasn't even sitting in his seat. He had his stuff in two different seats, and he had, like, papers and a laptop out and his phone next to it. And he had a Bluetooth in his ear, and he was, like, just talking and, like, obviously doing business. and taking up two seats. I got to tell you something. It was awful. I got to tell you something. This story makes me madder and matter, the more I think about it. And don't take this the wrong way, Bugsie, although you're going to cry no matter what I say here. But I'm just going to say this. You are visibly pregnant. Okay? I mean, you are visibly pregnant and not a single man there stood up and let you sit down. No, I had to wait for somebody to leave. That is unbelievable. She was texting me when this happened and I said the same thing. I was like, no one's getting up to let you sit. That's crazy. Guys, got to do better. Girls too. Were there women there as well? Yeah, eventually when one person left, I sat with like a family. It's amazing. Absolutely amazing. Unbelievable. Yeah, Fee. What do you hate on besides the fact there was some pregnant lady standing next to you at the car dealership and you didn't want to get up? With this Bluetooth that is here? Why does he have that in 2026? Yes. Those are cool. I like this. Anyway, I'm hating on Jacob Frye, the mayor of Minneapolis. Because he decided to say, we're at a position where ICE agents are fighting with our police. Like, that's, he says that's like a thing that's happening. Yeah, where is that? I saw that. I was like, is that a thing? I, no. He just, he's just trying to make it seem like, it's the federal government versus civil war in Minneapolis. And it's like, well, that's your fault. It's 100%. You could work with them. Just work with them and you're fine. But. Stupid. Yeah, I don't get it. I don't know why they just will not give them the opportunity to let them do their job and why the city won't come in and say, hey, you guys are not going to fight these federal ages. That's all that has to happen. Did you see in Minneapolis, police force, a lot of people quitting? Did you see that? That's happening. No, it doesn't surprise me. Yeah, that is, that is, that's what's going on here. All right.

Anyone. Oh, sorry, Dale, what are you hating on? Well, I hate on Yaffey for that. I'm also hating on our friends in the media and their inability to understand Donald Trump. They thought it was an own this morning on CNN to talk about Donald Trump and him saying, we shouldn't even have an election. What he's saying is things are going so well, I'm doing so good, that elections are just going to get in the way. That's what he's saying. And there was. Saw this yesterday when this is all being discussed. There was actually an editorial written in the New York Times in 2012 that they should cancel the midterms because they are too white. So people have talked about this before. I don't take that seriously either. But Donald Trump has said this so many times that nobody should take it seriously because he's obviously joking. And they still pretend he's being serious. And here's how stupid it is. They thought this was an own, yeah. They're having this conversation. And the person on the desk was like, I had my staff look it up when the last time he did this was. And it was 10 days ago. It's like, yes. He's trolling you. Like, do you not understand this? He's saying these things. So you guys will freak out about it and pretend that he is going to cancel the election because it hurts your credibility. I mean, the fact that it happened 10 days ago, nobody thinks he's going to cancel the election except for Jasmine Crockett. I mean, it's just absolutely absurd that anyone thinks this is going to. What is the context for canceling the election? There's people being jerks in Minnesota. You have your thoughts on that. And Trump, his executive order is just, I cancel elections because of Minnesota. Yeah. Is that what they think is going to happen? And then no one's like, oh, okay. And no federal judge out of like Ashtabula, Indiana is going to say, no, we're going to have federal elections. No federal judge is going to step in and run the country like they've been doing on every, or sorry, district judges, I guess it is. It's just absolutely ridiculous nonsense. But again, they take, they want to take him literally on everything when they shouldn't. He's a BSer. You should say, well, he shouldn't be saying these things. Okay, that's great. That's a nice little hill for you to die on. But he's going to say those things, okay? You can say, you know, he shouldn't say him because I'll say it too. But it doesn't matter. I understand him. And you cannot have your entire worldview. built by people who constantly say, I don't understand what's going on. But that's what we're doing. And it's just, it's just, it's maddening. It is absolutely maddening. Let's take a quick time out. We'll come back. More with Yaffy. More with Bugsy. More with me. Stay tuned. This is the Dale Jackson Show.

I'm 70 a.m. 92.5 FM, WVN. Phil Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for joining us. Yeah, I mean, I were debating this off the air, and I won the debate, which is not much of a surprise. But we were debating this off the air. We were debating this off the air about the appropriateness of what I'm about to do here. And I'm just going to tell you something here. based on what is said here in this text message, I think playing it is the right thing because I think the individual who wrote this knows this show well enough to know that that's probably exactly what we're going to do. Yeah, is that fair? Would you agree with that? Oh, that's a good point. I'm not going to say fair, but a good point. Okay. This, this text just came in. It's pretty sad, but I think it's kind of an important text to me. So let's play it. You know, I love you guys on the Dale Jackson show. I love you like family. I listen every day at work. I not only find your show informative, but also entertaining. So I read that part, yeah. I was like, oh my God, there's a big butt coming. There's a big, like, there's a big hammer coming down, and it's going to be an insult or something. This thing actually hit me harder than that. I'll be honest with you. A week ago, my wife of 10 years Cindy passed away due to health problems. I found her deceased when I returned home from work. The loss of her has hit me pretty hard, what I'd give to hug her one more time. I just want to thank you all at the Dale Jackson Show, including Yaffy. Can we stop for a second? That it's the Dale Jackson show, including Yaffi. Like, Yaffy is like an afterthought. I love it. Just a big... He's always mentioned, I guess. Take this guy's very heartfelt message and use it as a way to bag on Yaffy, which I assume is what he wanted to do. He expected. Yeah, he expected that. I assume that's what you want to do. I just want to thank you all at the Dale Jackson show, including Yaffi, for helping me take my mind off of things a few hours a day during this dark time in my life. Losing Cindy is my hate. That's a pretty good hate, man. That is, that's tough. I'm very sorry to hear that. It is very unfortunate, especially the circumstances surrounding that whole situation. And I'm very sorry for you, but I do appreciate you listening. And if we've been able to help you feel a little bit better, we're very happy to do that. I think sometimes on our end, we may forget that part of this. And, you know, and there is a, and I, I. I take that as a bit of an honor that you're the way you talk about us and how you think about us. And look, I know this for a lot of you. I've been with you for 20 years. Okay? Longer than any relationship you've been in or anything like that. It's been almost 20 years. So yeah, I completely understand that. And I feel the same way too. Okay. So thank you so much for that. Yeah, for your thought. Yeah, I was just going to say I'm going to pray for him as well and his family because. Wow. I'm just really sorry to hear that. It's a very sad thing to hear, but I do appreciate you sharing that with us. And we hope you get, well, you're never going to feel whole again, obviously. But I hope you feel better and the pain lessens a little bit as you move forward through your life. And let's just hope that this doesn't.

drag with you for too long. You'll get through this. It happens. And on the other side, you should be fine. I'm not going to say you're going to be better, but you'll be fine. And you'll get through it. But thank you very much for sharing that with us. That's an important text. And I appreciate you taking the time to type that out and send it to us. And I hope you don't have a problem with us playing it here on the Dale Jackson Show. Thank you very much for sharing. This is The Dale Jackson Show. The United States Soccer Federation presents the U.S. Soccer Podcast. I'm your host, Megan Klingerberg. One thing I promised you is an all-access pass that you wouldn't get on any other show. And we found out that whoever comes on scores a goal. Burhope, Freeman, trustee. U.S. soccer podcast magic is real people. We still got plenty of coverage all throughout this World Cup. Okay, let's get into it. The U.S. soccer podcast. Presented by Henko. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. News Talks at 7.m. News Talks at 70 a.m. 92-5 FM, WVNN. Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for joining us. We appreciate you being here and we appreciate you every single day. Bugsie, I got a hate on you here real quick, the little late one for you. I just want to share this with you because I think you need to know. And I agree. I agree with this hate. They are 100% correct. I am hating on Bugsy for her elitist attitude about Bluetooth headsets. Apparently, it has to be AirPods or nothing for her. Do AirPods even work on Android phones? Yes, they do. Because they're Bluetooth. It doesn't have to be AirPods. It just doesn't have to be a 2008 Bluetooth. earpiece yeah you're your what what you were talking about him i think is that the guy had like the the the big chunky thing on his ear and it went like halfway down his face and that that's what i think you're talking about it could be wrong yeah and by the way you can get AirPods for like 40 bucks Oh, you get knock off air pads at Walgreens for like 15 bucks. Yeah, there you go. There you go. Yeah, I mean, that's just that that's as simple as it is. I mean, I'll tell you this, I got multiple AirPods packs laying around because I lose them. So I'm not going to spend a ton of money on those things. My wife will kill me. She gets irritated with me all the time because I'm like, have you seen my earphones? Don't touch my earbone. Don't touch them. Don't touch my earbone. Don't touch them. She gets super mad at me. What do I call them? I guess I call them ear buds? Earbuds is what I call them. What do you call me? Evie? Air pods, but I don't use them. I don't use. I have wireless headphones, but it has like the string that connects them. I'm one of those. I was going to say, how's that wireless if you play? But I realize what you were talking about. Yeah.

It doesn't connect to the phone, but they connect to each other. Have you seen the, have you seen the AirPods chains that they sell? No. Yes, they sell a chain that you can connect to the two AirPods so you don't lose them. Why would you do that? I have absolutely no idea. I bet people do it though. I bet you'd look so cool with it like draped around your neck though when you're not wearing. No, you sing it? If it's like a gold chain, I would imagine. A gold chain that they come back and connect. Okay, maybe that is it. I don't know. I don't know. What I do know is this. It's Friday. From sunny North Alabama, it's $50 free for all Friday. That's right. $50 free for all Friday here on the Dale Jackson Show. And you know what that means. Give me $50. Is that not right? No? Okay. Oh, I give you $50. You don't need $50. Okay. Got it. Got it. Okay. Yeah, we calm down. So here we are. $50 free for all Friday. We got Twin Peaks gift cards to give away. All you have to do is answer my very simple question. And it is a question that I think is being asked by a lot of people right now. And that question is this, if you were the governor. I said that like I was Kay Ivey. So maybe that's maybe I'm tipping my hand here. Yeah, what are you going to do when she's gone? How are you going to say it? I'll just pretend that whoever's the governor still talks the same way. I'll just continue talking the exact same way as if it's the exact same thing. So yes, that is what I will do. I don't know what's going on on my Facebook page, but it like posted like 10 different versions of the seven things on there. And I. assure you I did not do anything even remotely like that. So I don't know what's happening here. And I cannot get to the question of the day. Does that show up when you go to my Facebook page? Let me look. Are we friends on Facebook? Let me see. Me and you have your friends on Facebook. I have to go to your pen. I didn't have this ready. I don't even know what the question is. I know. I'm trying to get to it and get the answer because a lot of people answered. Oh, no, it did it for me too. You have like 27 things. Why did that post that way? I have no idea why I did that. Okay. Anyway, here's today's question. If you were the governor and you were a mayor, would you call in ICE? Would you call them in? Like, would you beg them to send ice to you? I would. I would beg them to send ice to me. That's what I would do. But there are a lot of people who would say, no, they would not do that. And obviously, those people are now currently in power in some blue cities. Yaffi, what do you do? What's your answer to the question?

Yeah, I'd love for them to come. I mean, even Jacob Frey made the point, oh, we only have 600 police officers in Minneapolis, but there's 3,000 ICE agents, and it's like, well, good, so you're getting help. Shouldn't you be happy? Like, look at Memphis. All the federal agents in Memphis and the crime goes way down. That's good. I read that response a little bit differently. To me, I read that as if he was saying, if we had more, I'd mess them up. That's how I read it. Probably what he meant, yeah. I read, no, I'm dead serious. I'm not even joking. I read it like a threat. Like he was saying if I had, if I, we only have this many officers. If we had more officers. I'm going to mess these federal cops up. And that's. that maybe overall but you didn't read that way no i think what he was trying to portray is that the city is under occupation it's that kind of thing he was trying to say well it sounded be like he was he was trying to throw down and i just to me i i don't get it and i looked at like the the police officer standing behind him when he said it and he did not like it he did not like it and that guy's woke as hell Oh, he, yeah, when he- We're in a position right now. So go ahead. Yeah, I didn't know they're going to play the audio. Yeah, he says here that you're about to play the audio where he's going to fight. They have to fight ice. Okay. And we're in a position right now where we have residents that are asking the very limited number of police officers that we have to fight ICE agents on the street. To stand by their neighbors. Okay. So that's the beginning of it. Okay. And he's saying they're asking him to fight. And he goes on later to say, we only have 600 agents. Okay. We only have 600 agents here. And he was kind of cold on this. Let me get you on record if I can, Mr. Mayor. Do you support abolishing ice? I do not support abolishing ICE. However, I absolutely oppose the way that this administration is conducting themselves with us. Look, there are a number of entities presently, agencies at the federal government that are conducting themselves. No, you should read the lawsuit. The lawsuit says that, hey, you know, we so, ice doing ice stuff is not what we're talking about right now. Again, we've had ice in our city before we've had ice in our state before. It is the fact that, look, right now, there are, there's about 3,000 federal ice agents in our city between ice and border control. You know how many police officers that we have? 600. The kind of duress that our city is experiencing because of this is magnified. Why is it magnified by having more cops in there? To who? Who's being stressed? Who? Criminals are being stressed. That's it. And they're acting as if there is just this idea that the everyday citizen is being stressed by seeing a cop car. You know what I think when I see a cop car?

Cool. That's what I think when I see a cop car. Cop car goes by my neighborhood. I think that's awesome. Okay? So I don't. It's white privilege, Dale. Well, maybe it is. Well, maybe it is. And I, and I've got absolutely no problem. Fine. Whatever. Call me, call me Mr. White Privilege. If you want, let's give you guys in the audience a chance to get an answer in here on the scout pest control.com. WVNN. Hot take text line. Not only would I call in ice, I would call up the National Guard to keep them safe. I think that's a good call. I think it's a good call. You just made the list. And keep in mind, okay, let's just keep this in mind for a second. If the Minnesota or excuse me, the Minneapolis police showed up on night one and we're like, hey, you're not going to fight these cops. Or you're not going to fight these ICE agents. You're not going to do that. None of this would be happening. They let it get out of control because they didn't want to be seen as someone who was supporting Donald Trump. So they're fighting this solely because they're mad at Donald Trump. Okay, that is that that's important here. And it's a distraction from the broad thing. Yeah, no, exactly right. It is all just right. Look, when this all first started, I think they were very happy to have that distraction and then someone died. Okay, I think that that is, that's the biggest problem. If I were the mayor, I would follow the right procedures by calling on the state militia first. You're going to call the National Guard to do immigration enforcement when there's a federal entity saying, I'd like to do this immigration enforcement. I mean, the correct thing is to say, okay, immigration enforcement, come and do the immigration enforcement. That's the correct answer. Have the entity that is tasked to do that to do it. That is their role. So I disagree with that. I mean, I get what you're getting at here. But no, I would not do that. I would call up and say to the president and I say, it's come and get him, bro. I might use those exact words. Come and get them. And then I would send it wherever he went, I would say, look, we're going to support whatever we need to support here to make this work. We're not going to impede you. We're going to do everything we can to help you. And unfortunately, there's a lot of people out there that just don't want to do this. And they just do not want to do this. And I want people to understand this. This is the easiest thing in the world to do. After all of the heinous crimes the illegals have done, you would be doing the citizens of your state a disservice if you did not invite ICE into help, period. Yeah, you're right. I mean, that's exactly right. I mean, this is, you've got a crime problem that is directly related to an underclass of citizens. And they are suggesting that going after them is like a hate crime. You just made the list. Okay, there we go. No, I don't want the government's help. I don't understand. Okay. You just made the list. So I don't want the government's help for anything, like including law enforcement, an obvious role of the government?

I just, I don't get that. I mean, let me see. Let me say if I, I don't want to say I don't get that because I do understand it. You're just, you're just an anti-government at every, every extent. You just, you don't care. You just, you don't want any government. Like, you drive on the side of the road because you don't want to drive on the road. That's how much you hate government. Is that right? And I'm not going to play this stupid socialism card that people do, but that's kind of a crazy, crazy take. You're listening to the Dale Jackson Show. News Talks at 70 a.m. 92-5 FM. WVNN. Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you for being here. Kind of funny. Someone said, what are you talking about when you said socialism? What was talking about socialism in that last segment? Okay, let me, let me. fluff this out before we get into 10 with him where yaffy will play the role of a little British robot so here's what the person said they don't want the government's help and there's this there's this play on almost every argument socialists seem to make is like oh I guess you don't like roads then and law enforcement because that's socialism which it's not roads predate the idea of socialism. So let's be clear about that. So that's just a stupid argument. There are functions of government that are appropriate. national security law enforcement infrastructure stuff like that what's happened is we have expanded that to an insane degree to include feeding your children during the summer okay so there is just that's using that as an example so what i was i was joking and saying oh i'll use the socialist argument that anything you do that the government's even remotely involved in makes you a hypocrite which is not true i was being kind of facetious there all right That's enough of that. That's enough of the show for today. Let's go ahead and get to 10 with him. 10. It's time to answer the deep questions. It's 10 with him. Take questions about 10 minutes. Yeahfee asks them. Well, you ask them, and then Yaffy asks them. Politics, personal, pop culture, pro wrestling, parasycial relationships, and personal attacks. Yaffy, take it away. All right, there's a Godgun pointed at you, Dale. You have to pick one of these. One, post-71 U.S. dollars stays the world reserve currency or two, keep borrowing money from China to build our military with raw materials from China to face down. Oh, I'm sorry, I'm supposed to say China. China. So my options are keep the dollar of the world's reserve currency or keep borrowing money from China to fight China. Is that right? I'll take the first one. I'll take the first one. That might be why we're talking about raw materials in Greenland.

Might be something that might be being discussed here. And I like how they're like, we will end NATO. It's like, we are NATO. Shut up. All right. Next question. So this is from yesterday, but I like it. Somebody said, I question your reporting that the Ayatollah is in Germany, which you were saying yesterday, Germany eating sausages and drinking beer. I understood that Islam forbids pork and alcohol? It's true. It turns out the Ayatollah was not captured in Qatar, even though someone on our text line said so, which is where I get all my news, by the way, on the text line. So, yes, maybe he's there eating sausage and drinking beer. That was just me making stuff up, since everyone else was making stuff up as well. All right, next question. Okay, one person says, why does Trump love chaos so much? I swear he gets off on stuff like January 6 ice raids and stuff. He loves it because it allows him to manipulate the people that he doesn't like. and they will freak out about this kind of stuff in a way that makes it look like what he's doing isn't really all that crazy and they're just overreacting. When they freak out about ballrooms and feeding coy fish and stuff like that, it kind of diminishes when they freak out about him and trying to end elections. Oh, wait, that's ridiculous as well. Or they freak out about him being a Nazi or he loves Hitler or any of these other things. The more they freak out about this stuff, the less serious they're taken. Next question. I love this next question, actually. That says, Dale, please help me settle an argument. Which movie with Jeff Goldblum is Jeff Goldblum better in, Jurassic Park or Independence Day? Okay. Which one is he better in? Oh, my God. Life finds a way to ask complicated questions like this. But I'm going to have to say, you got to understand. When you're dealing with issues like this... Jurassic Park. Jurassic Park's a better movie. How is he bet? Which one is he better? I'm kidding. It's actually Independence Day. He's a big star in that movie. He's better in that. He's fine in that movie. He plays a good role with the character who's his dad. He's a much bigger part of it. The correct answer is Independence Day. But life does find a way. to ask a tough question. Correct. I was going to say that is the correct answer. Another person said, did Dale vote for Clinton both times in the 90s? And then said, I bet he did. Well, if I did, I was breaking the law because I wasn't eligible to vote. So there's that. The first election I was able to vote in was the Bush Gore election. And I voted. In Florida, you're welcome, everybody. Okay, I was one of those 500 people apparently that swayed that election. Gabi, did you vote illegally in that election? No, I think my parents voted for Quentin, though. I bet your mom voted for Clinton. I bet she did not. Oh, really? My mom turned, my mom turned into a liberal on September 11, 2001.

I'm dead serious, yeah. Her son, her son was military. She thought he was going back and she lost her mind. That's what happened. That's where I trace it right back to that moment. Right. And now her premise is, I love her, but idiotic. But that, that's where I trace it back to. All right, sorry. Next question. Yeah, special. I mean, she cares that much about you? I know. What's wrong with her. Anyway, one person, another question here says, Dale, how about you prove your U.S. citizenship? Okay. Where would you like to meet? To shake you down. Where would you like to meet up and see my driver's license? I'm sorry. I don't have any problem with this at all. I just, that's a bit completely nonsensical question to be asking. And yeah, if I need to be shook down, that's fine. Guess what would happen if they said, hey, are you an American citizen? Yeah. I'm sorry. We're pretending this is like some massive thing that they don't have a right to do. They absolutely have a right to ask that question. Get the hell out of here with this nonsense. Next question. Yeah, I tend to agree with you on that. One person said, Dale, do you think the last play in the Miami Old Miss game was a Hail Mary? And do you think it should have been called pass interference? God, we're going deep cuts here. It was a Hail Mary, right? And it was passing her fingers. I should have called that. It was, that was a bit much. Okay, that was a bit much. Yeah, I mean, you skipped over a question that I want you to ask. It's the one about Anne Frank. Of course it is. Of course it is. What party in the U.S. would hide Anne Frank today? Don't you love this question? The implication here is that, and I know the implication based on the person who asked the question, is that Republicans would turn Anne Frank in. And to that premise, I'll answer the question like this. Have you heard Democrats talk about Jews lately? Have you heard them? Have you heard them talk about the Jews? If they hid Anne Frank and somebody found out, the base would be very upset that they hit a Jew, okay? Well, true. Am I wrong? No, did you see yesterday, too, that someone was harassing people in Minnesota were harassing a guy with an SUV because they thought he was with ice? And they're like, prove you're not with ice. Yeah, I did. Actually, I did see that. And he's like, I don't know how I'm supposed to prove this to you. And she's like, he was here filming the other day. It's like, yeah, I work for a media company. What are we talking about here? It's his own fault, though. He tried to do that thing that they all do in the media. I'm on your side, guys. I appreciate what you're doing. I think what you're doing is great. You know, and that's sort of like how they try to frame it, and that never works. They're still going to eat you. So take that. Yeah, me, thank you very much for being awful at asking questions. His show is next. It's the Dale Jackson Show.

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