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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 FMWVNN. Depend on it. 82.5 FM, WVN. Dale Jackson here with you, and I am thrilled to be back with you. Had a wonderful vacation this weekend. I got to race race cars with my son. I got to slam into media personalities with my... automobile was a race car as well. I swam in an indoor pool for about 12 straight hours. I swam in an outdoor pool for about 12 straight hours. I ended up not getting sunburned and my son who has the skin of a china doll who did not get sunburned either. Then yesterday we went to our baseball tryouts and I watched as 30 kids whiffed. Like six times each at a pitching machine throwing about 40 miles an hour. Not a, like, I would say maybe 15 hits were made. Not going to brag. My son probably had the best hit of the entire day. But, you know, that was one for six there. But all right, we'll take that. I got to come in all my day off. and produce The Will Anderson Show, which is just an absolute treasure for me to do. And it was wonderful. Just an all-around wonderful weekend. And I'm thrilled to be back here with you. But before we get started here, I got to ask a question. I think on this program, I've spoken very clearly that I do not understand cryptocurrency, NFTs, meme coins, or any of this nonsense that has gone on in the financial markets over the last like 20 years. I just max out my 401k and continue adding to it percentage-wise every couple of years. That's what I've been doing. I have the most boring investment portfolio in the world. Okay, that's just basically what it is. But there is a story that came out yesterday that I read, and by the time I read the entire story, the old idiom that, what is it, those who don't read the news. are uninformed, those who do read the news are misinformed? That's sort of where I'm at at this point. A rare unredeemed physical Bitcoin has gone for $91,500 at auction. I thought a Bitcoin was like a series of zeros and ones or something. And now they have one that has been unredeemed, an unredeemed coin made of brass that carries the value of one Bitcoin is among the most recognizable pieces in the history of cryptocurrency collecting. Can we just now acknowledge that this is all made up? Can we just all acknowledge that this is all made up? You just don't want to be the last person holding the bag, right?

That's it. This is all about continuing to sell and buy this stuff until somebody says, okay, no more. Is that it? Because it doesn't make any sense. It's an unredeemed Bitcoin. It's worth $95,000 or whatever it is, $91,500. A single Bitcoin today, which is again a series of zeros and ones, is worth $63,000 down from its high point of $123,000. So almost in half in less than a year. This is all made up, right? Right? I mean, this is all just like whatever people will pay for it is what it's worth, obviously. But it doesn't really mean anything. We're going to be having a conversation about how Bitcoin's not actually worth it. I can't go down and buy something for like seven Bitcoin. I can't make any real investment unless somebody else decides or any real money off of it, unless somebody else decides, okay, I'll take two Bitcoins and I'll pay, what is it, $66,000 for it. Now, Bugsy, I know you have an answer to this. I know you have some sort of takeaway on this, but I read this story, and I was like, I've never been happier to not be involved in Bitcoin than I am right now, because this sounds like just, again, a made up thing. Now, I at one point in time, owned, owned, is that the word? Some doge coin, but that was just as a dumb meme thing, right? Am I, um... Am I right that this is all worth nothing? It's just whoever the last person is holding these stupid things is just going to get boned. Is that right? Yeah, that's how it works, but that's also how like real money works, too. I mean, people buy old coins that are worth their face value, but they'll buy them for like tens of thousands of times that. You know, this is the same thing. It does actually contain one Bitcoin in the coin. There's a little code that is the address for a wallet. I believe either that or it's the blockchain that the coin was mined on. So it's worth $61,000. The coin itself must be worth, I guess, like 30,000 then to collectors or something. No, the coins were $60,000. The coin was $91,000. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. So, like, the actual true value of the coin, it's like the face value is $61,000 essentially. But, of course, Bitcoin is made up. The only reason it's worth anything is because it's now been backed by so many people. And that was the entire premise of Bitcoin originally. So if I was worth us to begin with now. I have one Bitcoin. This is worth $66,000. Sorry, $61,000, whatever. If I said, give me $61,000. They would say, what, get the hell out of here? What, with your physical Bitcoin? Yeah. No, you can use it, you can deposit into a wallet. Or you can transfer it. Okay, hold on, how do I deposit it? There's a little code inside the coin. It's holographic.

What do you mean inside? Okay, have you seen a photo of this? Yes. Look at the back of it. There's a little code. The rest of it is, I think, digital. Like you have to scan it with an NFC chip. But at that point, couldn't somebody steal it so easily? But they were minted in like 2013. So, I mean, and they were kind of minted as a joke. Okay, so the whole thing's kind of a joke. And you said money is just like whatever because it's based on whatever somebody says it is. I mean, we're not really gold-backed anymore in the U.S. No, you're backed by the full faith and credit of the United States government. That's how Bitcoin kind of works, except for its faith in other people. Oh, good. Oh, that. That's why. So on the coin itself, it says like something in strength and numbers in Latin. Which that's the entire point of Bitcoin. Is it enough people backed it to where it was suddenly worth something? All right. So basically, I just want to make sure I get this, okay? Because again, me stupid. I understand that. I just want to make sure it says. So in order for this Bitcoin to be worth something, I have to rely basically on the full faith and credit. of a bunch of A-holes on Reddit. Yes, and that's why eventually it will, that and the whole blockchain is eventually going to run out of new keys or like tokens for actual Bitcoin. So it will be worthless there. I don't know what that means. You just said like not, you just said like 10 things. All around time until there are tokens and other keys that run out of things. Eventually Bitcoin's going to run out. Eventually Bitcoin's going to run out. And when that happens, everything is going to more than likely drop. drastically in value because there's only a limited number that can exist. We can't print more. I just want to make sure to everyone who's listening right now. This is all just made up, right? Yes, yes. I'm just saying that when it's eventually worthless, the coin will probably still be worth more than an actual Bitcoin just to a collector. God. I don't know, man. The whole thing is just, all right, listen, anyone in this audience have a Bitcoin? Does anyone in this audience own a single one full Bitcoin? A Bitcoin or a portion of Bitcoin or whatever it is we're doing here. Does anyone own Bitcoin? What is? You own a stock in Bitcoin? A share of a Bitcoin. Can you buy like a quarter of a Bitcoin? Yes. Most people deal in like 0.001. like that kind of thing like the thousands of a bitcoin so you're telling me that if i took like ten thousand dollars and i went to let's just say like robin hood and i said i want to buy a bitcoin i could buy one sixth of a bitcoin yes but i could never actually have it it's just a zero zero one yeah you could but it's just a zero zero one right Yeah. So it is zero one, but the whole draw of it is that you buy it when it's low and then suddenly you're like 0.1% is worth a whole lot more. Can we just acknowledge that whoever bought into this is an idiot and eventually going to get screwed? It's mostly used by drug dealers, so. Okay, well, that's an interesting piece of information. That's a new one. Okay, good. So congratulations. I just looked at this and I was very surprised by all of it because I'm like, why is this?

a thing like that is that's that's my question why is this a thing that that's really it because i look at this and i'm like nobody nobody here really knows any of this and the people who write about these things i don't think they know anything about it and they just throw a bitcoin image up on the screen and they're just like this worth money and people read that go that is worth money and then they go back to their normal stocks and bonds and stuff i i think that's what happens and um yeah so i don't know anything about this okay i don't know anything about this i will never know anything about this i will never ever be able to understand any of this and uh i i fully acknowledge me stupid okay that that's my responses all right so there there's your there's your crypto update of the day but let me ask you this again let me ask you this when will people finally just walk away from this thing and how much of a bag are you going to be worth on who owns bitcoin in this aren't some people are telling me they do we'll talk about some of that next also everybody send me point one bitcoin It's like a few thousand dollars. Shut up! Shut up! Everybody sent me... See, but if I just say everyone sent me like 0.1 Bitcoin, maybe people don't know what that is. They just send me a 0.1 Bitcoin from theirs. I don't know. I don't know how it works. Let's say someone did say here's a point one bit. I wouldn't know what to do with it. I wouldn't know how to claim it. So everybody sent me 0.1 Bitcoin. There we go. That is the point of all of this. All right. Thank you very much. I'll say a quick time out. The phone numbers, if you have Bitcoin, you only. You can only use this line if you pay a 0.1 Bitcoin fee. It's a scout pest control.com. WVNN. Hot take tax line. You can jump in right there and tell me how many Bitcoins you have or how many you want to send me. 866-494 WVN. And that, of course, also the ScoutPest Control.com, the WVNNN, hot take tax line, and the Coleman Furniture Market free speech. each phone line, same number 866, 494-986, or email me. You've got mail. Dale at WVN.n.com. That's the downtown rescue mission.org email inbox. Do not send me a link, say, to claim your Bitcoin here. I don't think I'll do that. But then how else would I do it? Sounds like I have to open myself up to being scammed in order to cash in here. Anyway, Dale at wvn.n.com. That's the downtown rescue mission.org. Email inbox. We'll be right back. Jackson. Okay, so you guys have some interesting thoughts on this stuff. So let's... Maybe see if Bugsy is wrong about this. Some people are called BS on Bugsy. Let's jump to the Scout Pest Control.com. WVNN. Hot Take Textline. I say it twice. It's so awesome. 866-494-9-866. Someone calls in and says, hey, you need to have a wallet. You need to get a wallet in order. That is true. You do. You need a wallet to receive or send Bitcoin. That's not true. You don't really need one to send it.

Well, just full story here, I don't even carry a wallet, so I'm a little screwed. I guess you just keep your physical Bitcoin in your pocket. Okay, yeah, that's exactly right. I have a case on my phone that has my credit card. That's the only way I do it. If I need money, I say Cindy go to the ATM. That's what I say. That's how that works. Sidney get my Bitcoin wallet. Yes, Cindy will get my Bitcoin wall. There it is. Dale, the last Bitcoin will be mined in the year 2140. It will be a long time before Bitcoin gets as scarce as Bugsy is making it seem. That number is, they've changed that number a million times. Well, here's the thing. I don't, I don't even know what it means. Like, what do you mean? It would be mine. It's a one, just make more zeros and ones. It's not even that. It's like a long giant string of numbers and letters. Okay. So take the last one and add an A to it. There you go. The more Bitcoin mining facilities there are, the faster we're going to get to that last one too, by the way. Oh, good. Let's open one up in Somerville for whatever. We should open up like a ton of them just to prove this one guy wrong. Oh, my God. That's ridiculous. All right. Bitcoin is worth nothing to me. Okay, all right. I think that's how. To some people, money, like regular money is worth nothing to them. Okay, yeah, but then what are they, when they go to, when they talk. They just steal. Okay, okay, listen, this is the thing that I love. Some longtime listeners to this show will know this. I had a friend, friend being very loosely used, who was in the business of booking talk radio guests. And I try to help them if they had something interesting going on. And they asked me to book a guest. And I was like, I'll talk to this person. And they were talking about gold. Well, when they started talking about it, they were like, yeah, you can buy gold. And I'm like, with what? With dollars. It's okay. All right. Well, so you're saying dollars are worthless and you have gold and you want to sell that to me giving me your gold for my worthless dollars. Does that make any sense? Of course it doesn't make any sense. A Bitcoin, how do they judge what a Bitcoin is worth? In American dollarie news. That is true. Yeah. So I can't say it's not worth anything if you measure it in the currency you say is worth nothing and you'll sell your Bitcoin for whatever dollary news I will give you. Go ahead, Bugs. I ran through you. I was going to say it's based entirely similar to a stock market. You have to trade them back. You can sell them to an individual person for more occasionally. They're having trouble getting Bitcoin for some reason. Maybe they only have a credit card. Most of them don't take credit cards, like any Bitcoin vendors or whatever. You can sell it to them for more, but you have to actually have another person to sell it to. Or you can put it back on like a blockchain thing to sell it like a marketplace. Yeah, I have no idea. But again, you have to sell it like a stock.

It relies entirely on somebody else being willing to buy it for that price. I think you're just making up everything you're saying. I have absolutely no clue. No clue. Bitcoin is real. Dale Jackson is fake. Okay. All right. That makes sense. You get a little Dale coins with your face on it? Look, I won't believe that person who said that if they had, if they proved to me that they went to their employer, like, excuse me, don't pay me in dollars anymore. I would like to be paid in Bitcoin. Just in Bitcoins. I would like Bitcoin. And you know what they would do? If they did pay you in Bitcoin, they would go off whatever the exchange rate is for a dollar. That's how it would work. A Bitcoin's worth $60,000. Without that, it means nothing. This is a scam, right? I mean, if someone tried to sell this to you and it wasn't on the internet, you'd be like, someone walked up to you. Like, all right, look, here's a deal. I have this new currency. It's called Dalecoin. and you give me 60,000 of your human monies, and I will give you one of these Dale coins. And they're like, well, what's the Dale coin worth? And I'll be like, oh, $60,000. Okay, well, then why do you want my $60,000 for the Dale coin? Well, it's because it's an investment for you. Your dollars are worthless. Well, then why do you want them? Right? If you have the Dale coin and it's worth so much money, why do I want your worthless dollars? Why am I willing to give up my precious gold or dollary dues or Dale coins? Or excuse me, Dale coins for dollary news, then why would I do that? It just doesn't make any sense to me. If you buy Bitcoin, you deserve to be screwed over. Just like if you pay social security taxes. Okay, all right. That's another thing you're paying into that you're probably not going to get anything out of unless you're like 55 or older. But they've been saying that for years. What is it? 2032 it goes insolvent. Is that it? 2032? You know there's a little controversy. It's actually in the seven things. Tommy Tuberville is apparently taking Social Security and people are mad at him. And I hear that and I'm like, guys. Tupperfield probably paid more into Social Security than any person listening to this program right now. And you're mad at me, you're mad at him because he took like $30,000 a year out. I mean, is that what you're talking about? I mean, the guy was paying the max amount every single year probably for the last 30 plus years. It's like 185,000. You think Tommy Tuberville wasn't making 185K for the last 30 years? I mean, come on. What are we doing here? What are we doing? What are we doing? We're supposed to be mad at him. Okay. Dale, does Walmart accept Bitcoin at Theoself checkout? It is not a currency. They do not. I'd like to take this $61,000 or $91,000 coin and walk up to Walmart and try to buy something. and put it in their little machine and they just slide off all and just give me a bunch of chains imagine putting it into it and it counts it as like a dollar coin right or maybe you just like shave something off and give it to them like here you all just shave off a little piece and be like okay that should be about enough there I don't know is that what they used to do with gold

Is I used to pay with gold? Yeah, I think so. Before they came up with coins to, like, regulate it. Okay. All right. All right. There we go. So thanks a lot, Bitcoin, guys. I appreciate it. Now I've been told, now I got the people in telling me how much all their bitcoins are worth now. Good. I'm happy for you. I hope it plays out very well. But I'm just telling you this right now. Don't get caught holding the bag. Don't get, don't be the last guy to hold a Bitcoin because you're going to get boned. This is The Dale Jackson Show. Mike Drop, hosted by former Navy SEAL Mike Ridland. How would you characterize your prowess? I'd say my style is that I just kind of outwork everybody until I get there because I'm not a quitter. It's just you. It's yourself. Everything else is team-oriented. The motivation, it was a sort of anger at myself for being weak. That ends up being the driving factor. That anger, that pride, that ego, I think it's a muscle. It gets stronger. When you take that voice seriously, you start to change your life. Mike Drop, follow and listen on your favorite platform.

So, you know, based on our previous conversation, I was reminded of the idea that I have a coin base account. And that about, that is apparently about Crypto 2. So I went and logged in and it's like, yeah, we need your picture of your ID in your face. I'm like, hold on one second. Hold on. Hold on one second. Hold on. If I being scammed right now, is that what this is? No, they do that because people use it for nefarious purposes. That's why. Okay, okay. All right, all right. Let's move on for a little bit here. Let's get to Jacob Morris, and he joins us from the Valley Labor Report. He is with us every Tuesday around this time. I appreciate him coming on the program and talking with us. You know him, you hear him on this station 930 to 11. He is also a nationally syndicated big time radio guy, so we are very lucky to have him here with us, and I'm very excited to have him joining us. Thank you so much to Jacob for joining us. Jacob, quick question for you. How many Bitcoin do you own? None. Have you ever got into the Bitcoin space? I have not. No, I can't say that I have. It doesn't interest you at all, the disconnect of money from the government and instead relying on a bunch of fellow idiots and putting your full faith and credit in them. No, I can't say that it does. No. Okay. All right. All right. He says he's not buying it. All right. That's completely fine and reasonable. All right. Let's get serious here for a second then. Jacob, in Michigan right now, there's a race. And the race is between a left wing crank and some weird conglomeration of Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris, and my mom, Haley Stevens. It's pretty obvious to me that the Abdul El-Sayed and the Democrat Socialist of America look like they're going to be spiking the football at the end of the day. Do you believe that? And is that a good thing for the Democrat Party and the movement on the left? You know, I don't know about spiking the football. I mean, he is not endorsed by the DSA. He's definitely on the more progressive wing, but, you know, I mean, he's not a socialist. But I do think that he's going to win, and I think that that, and I think that his winning will be good for Michigan. I mean, I think that, you know, the polls are a little bit mixed as far as what the general election is showing. I think that he has a better shot in the general than, you know, Haley, Israel comes to me in my dreams, Stevens. So.

Yeah, no, I think that's true. I think that's what's winning him over. I mean, he's been very antagonistic to the people who support Israel. He's been very antagonistic to the traditional Democrat Party. He's been very antagonistic. But it is also pretty clear that, yeah, he's a DSA guy. The Hasan Piker of the world, they're completely on board. They are, it seems like. these people like Francesca Hong and Wisconsin and others, Zohran Mamdani, et cetera, that seems to be the future there. But then you have guys like James Carville. And James Carville is like, I'm leaving. Bill Mars says, I'm leaving all these people. You say that gives them a better chance to win in the general. If you lose all your base, is that true? Or if you lose your traditional base, is that true? Yeah, I mean, I don't know that Bill Maher is really the base of the party or the traditional base. Traditional base. Traditional base. He is absolutely traditional base 100%. Yeah, I don't know about that. I mean, I think the traditional base of the party would be, you know, especially what Democrats would like to think of as the traditional base of their party is. you know, manufacturing workers and auto workers and the United Auto Workers have endorsed Abdul El-Sayed. Okay. So what do you make? How do I put this then in a way that you'll at least accept the premise of the question? All right. So what about the establishment portion? of the Democrat Party says, yeah, this isn't for us. Forget about John Fetterman. He's a lost cause. But Bill Maher's not a lost cause. What's his name? James Carmel. Also, I mean, Bill Maher, you know, I mean, Bill Maher, he likes to be inflammatory. But I mean, his thing was specifically like, oh, well, you know, if everybody's a communist, then my votes up for grabs. And again, Sayette is not, you know, he's not a socialist. He's not, he's not a communist. He is, you know, he's. And he's very, very much squarely in the FDR New Deal, you know, liberal tradition. I mean, that's, you know, he's not offering, you know, he's not saying that workers should own the means of production. He's not, you know, saying anything like that. And he's not even really saying anything crazy on Israel. He's making more than anything else. And America first case about Israel and Palestine. And so, you know, I think that, you know, after the primary. most quote unquote establishment moderate folks get behind el-sayette in the same way that you know i think that that most progressive people would would back would back stevens but but i think that stephen's general election appeals less than his wow okay all right i i i think it's interesting that we are now running away from the label socialist i mean why are they doing that Well, no, he has, he has never been a socialist. I mean, if you, you know, if, if you were to talk to. No, I see. I understand. He is, he has never said, I am a socialist. Like, that's true. Right. That, I mean, that, that's. And so if you talk about different, it's not, it's not running away. It's just like, you know.

categorizing people, you know, as they kind of purport to be, you know, if you talk about, you talk about Zohran Mamdani, you talk about Hong, you talk about Hasan Piker, you know, these people are people that, that self-identify a socialist. And so, you know, I'm not, I'm not going to push back against you calling them socialists and they're not, they wouldn't. And so why would I? But, but Syed is, you know, he does. And so. And he always has. Okay. All right. So we're going to do that. It's going to be interesting to see if this world of left wing radical, can I call the left wing radical? Is that fair? Would he consider himself to be that? I mean, you know, I don't think he would push back on that much. But, I mean, I think that I do think that it's squarely in, you know, a New Deal tradition of FDR-style liberalism, FDR-style American liberalism. Thomas Payne, FDR, you know, I mean, it's not a, it's not anything foreign what Abdul El-Sayed is kind of representing in the American context. How important is the Israel side of this? I didn't bring it up. You brought it up multiple times. So clearly you feel is pretty important. And this is a big part of his appeal. Is that an online issue or is that a real world issue? I think it's both because, you know, I mean, Stevens is, you know, even more than him, made it a big part of her campaign. And that's where a lot of her support is coming from. And I think that a lot of people in Michigan, I think on the right and the left are, you know, not happy with at the very least, the very minimal case, which is kind of what Abdul El-Sayed is making, is that we're spending too much money. on this country, not enough on people in America. And then, you know, you can go a little bit above that. Again, I think at the very least, and say that, you know, the way that the country is acting with our money is objectionable. And so, you know, sending them money to do objectionable things is, I think has soured the public. Should they be allowed to have a golden don't?

I think they already have an iron dome. Sorry, that's what I meant iron domes. But I mean, if it's their money, you know, I mean, they can do what they want with their money. So you literally object to the idea that we give them a, give them support to buy an iron dome. Like they shouldn't have it. Like the idea that they have a shield against all the rockets that come in, that's objectionable. I think at this point, a lot of people believe that, yeah, because of kind of how they have acted in the last few years in particular. They've not shown themselves to be good stewards of the land. They're being bombed by terrorists from all sides, and the Iron Dome is solely a defensive piece of technology. And that should not exist. That should not be, we should not assist them. Well, I mean, are we going to give, are we going to go around giving iron domes to every country? I mean, do we get an iron dome to Iran or Palestine or? No, we're not going to give, we're not going to give iron domes to our enemies. But, but we have significantly assisted places like Ukraine against Russia and their defense. Well, I also don't think that Ukraine has, you know, been doing as many objectionable things. And, you know, particularly in the minds of, you know, in the minds of voters. They're literally bombing Russian civilian infrastructure. I'm not disagreeing with it. I just think that they absolutely are bombing Russian civilian infrastructure that they absolutely are doing it intentionally. But that's exactly what they're doing. They're doing the exact same thing. What's the difference between the two? I mean, so you're telling me that you think that the impact and the intent of Israel and Ukraine of Palestine and Russia is comparable. Well, I'm saying we're spending money on both of them, and both of them hit civilian infrastructure as a policy. I mean, that's part of it. Yes, the, well, the Israelis on a far lesser note because they're going after people who are hiding amongst the civilians, but the Ukrainians are literally hitting. civilian infrastructure inside of Russia. And again, as a strategy of war, I'm not even criticizing. I'm just looking at it from the perspective of we can't give the Israelis even defensive technology. But we can give Ukrainians offensive technology. And I would think the threat of Russia to the world is significantly greater by continuing to fund the people blowing up their civilians and their infrastructure than a bunch of people in third world barbarians whose reach is somewhat minimal, especially now that Iran has been neutered in the way that it has.

I mean, I'll just ask, so I think that we're agreed that the impact and the intent has been different, right? No, how so? I'm talking about defensive strategy alone. The Ukrainians are absolutely offensive on the offensive. And the Israelis have said numerous times, if you guys would just live here and stop bombing us, we will dial back. They made it very clear. A lot of it was defensive up until very recently, and that was because of the slaughter of 1,200 of their people, including Americans, inside their homes. Okay, well, yeah, I mean, I just, you know, again, foreign policy is not my thing. I kind of, I have, I have sort of vibes about these things, and I think that my vibes are pretty well represented, you know, that the Israeli government is, you know, a much worse offender if we're talking about objectionable behavior during war with respect to the Palestinians. Okay. That's interesting theory. Okay, last thing. Said is more electable in the general election than Haley Stevens. Is that what you think? I think so, yeah. Okay. A last question here. Social Security, not a scam or a scam? Who's right? Tommy Tuberville or Doug Jay Jones. Yeah, I mean, Doug Jay Jones is obviously correct. And it's kind of surprising that Tommy Tuberville wants to make this fight for for no reason, especially when, you know, there's absolutely zero chance that what he wants to do to privatize Social Security to make it insolvent more quickly, you know, that's not happening while he's in the Senate. So it's kind of surprising that he wants to. to make the fight. But, yeah, I mean, if his proposal went through, it would be very, very bad for working people in Alabama and across the country. Very interesting. All right. So, but do we agree that it's insolvent by 2032 as it currently is constituted? Yeah, I mean, insolvent insofar as, you know, there's not going to be any more like extra money in the trust fund. And there would need to be like a 15 to 20 percent cut to payouts. But it would continue to be paid out. And that's only because, you know, I think that a lot of people don't know this. You don't pay any more money into Social Security after your like $170,000. Yeah, $184,000. Yeah, I mentioned that. And so, you know, if we just raise the cap or eliminate the cap, if Elon Musk paid as much into Social Security as the listener did or I did, then it would be solvent for 100 years.

I think Elon Musk has paid far more into Social Security than most people listening to this program. I doubt it, actually. I bet, no, I think my mom has probably put as or has put more money into Social Security specifically than Elon Musk. Your mom's been paying the max Social Security amount for how long? She's been very close to the maximum amount for her, for a lot of her career. And she's about to retire in the next 10 years. All right. I look at guys like Tommy Tuberville. This guy's crazy. Right? And that's crazy, Dale. My mother has paid more money into Social Security than a trillionaire. That's nuts. On that one particular thing, because they're capped on how much they can take out and how much they'd get back. Right. And we shouldn't. Yeah, and we shouldn't have it. It's not supposed to be a never-ending source of money. What it was supposed to be is you paying into your own retirement and getting it back. No, that's not. Hold on. Hold on. I got it. You're not listening. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. And the way, that's how it was sold. But what it actually is is the people now pay for the people. The people who are working now pay for the people now. The people that are working next pay for us and so on and so forth. Well, the math doesn't math on that. That's where the problem comes to lie. And as for your idea that let's just raise the tax, fine, make the argument, get it done. I don't see any problem with that. Jacob Morrison, thank you very much, Valley Labor Report. Appreciate him being here and talking with us. We've got to let him go. Thank you very much for him to join us on the Alabama A&M $350 million Bulldog Hotline. We'll be right back. Stay tuned. This is The Dale Jackson Show.

All right, let's summarize the Jacob Morrison experience this morning, okay? Everyone hates Israel. I mean, that's obvious, right? That, of course, is also a mainstream position in the Democratic Party. Abdulai Abdul El-Sayed is the more... attractive general election candidate, even though most polling indicates that's not true. Also, in Wisconsin, I mean, as much as I hate these things, I do like to look at prediction markets. I'm just going to be honest with you. Again, I hate them, and I'll be the first to tell you that I hate these things. But in Wisconsin, the gap for governor has closed significantly. Since Francesca, Francesca Hong has become the general election favorite, at least, as it appears. So that gap has closed from about, it was 80% Democrat. Let's go to July 4th. Let's use Independence Day. On July 4th, 79% Democrat, 20% Republican today. 51% or sorry, 52% Democrat 48 Republican. So we've seen the gap on that one tightened significantly, significantly in that regard. So it really is interesting to watch this whole thing fall apart here for Democrats. They are learning, I think they're going to learn that in the Midwest. their friends on the far left are not going to play very well. And I mean, I'm just going to be honest with you. It's a popular narrative on all cable news channels. ESPN, good Lord. CNN, MS now. Fox News all are basically, hey, Democrats, what are you doing? Hey, guys, stop doing this. Stop doing this, Democrats. Please stop. Stop, Democrats. Stop. I mean, that's literally what they're doing. I mean, on Fox News on their more commentary shows, you're getting a lot of hot. Look how dumb these Democrats are. Like, you're getting a lot of that. But in some places, Democrats might be doing okay. Oh, wait, never mind. The guy in Maine's banging his sister. What in the world is happening? What is happening? If you don't know what I'm talking about, it's interesting. He's not actually begging his sister. He's just begging his second cousin. Yeah, that's right. That's right. No, no, that's right. Yes. Troy Jackson running against Susan Collins. The knock on him now is that he is, of course, in an incestuous relationship with his cousin. She's a second cousin. I guess that's supposed to be better. So, you know, draw your own conclusions there. But at this point, Troy Jackson is still expected, at least on the polymarket side to this was one that at least leads him up 7030. The first comment, though, says this. Jackson married his cousin and having two kids with him was a brilliant masterstroke. He got the magavote locked up.

Okay. So begging your cousin gets you that bag of vote. Okay. All right. Thanks a lot. I appreciate that. That's a really good one. Back to your comments, which are a little less insane. Why do you always seem like it's only Democrats that hate Israel? Okay, so this can be read two ways. Why do I always make it seem like only Democrats hate Israel? Oh, it's because they do. Yeah, there are some Republicans that hate Israel. There's no question about that. But it's mostly Democrats at this point. Or why does it always seem like Democrats hate Israel? Oh, because they do. So I'm going to read that in two different ways in both of them because it's true. That would be the three. Dale Jackson. Start your day with the morning jolt of Drake Toll. Anywhere in the country. Your home for talking sports. The United States hockey team has four teeth left. What is LeBron James Legacy? Leonel Mess. 906 career goals is stupid. All of it. The Knicks. The Los Angeles Lakers. Aaron Rogers. Georgia football players. The Dolphins. The Mets. As it happened, when it happened. We'll talk all of it. Westwood One Sports Talk. Your home for Drake Toll. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. form. It's live, it's local. It's the Dale Jackson show. And it's only on News Talk 770 a.m. 925 FM WVNN. Depend on it.

925 FMWVN. Dale Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for joining us. The first hour of the program, pretty interesting. Stay around for hour two of the program. And we got Social Security to talk about because Tommy Tuberville took something. Can you believe this? Can you believe Tommy Tuberville is taking Social Security? I mean, he's been paying for it all this time. Is he not supposed to? Hey, and here's a question for you. Is Doug Jay Jones taking Social Security? I mean, he's a big time lawyer, right? Former United States Senator. He's worth some money. Is he taking it? Nah, don't worry about that. Tommy Tuberville said it's a scam. So therefore, he's a bastard for taking it. I mean, he's kind of laying out how it's a scam, but yeah, sure, fine. I mean, if you want to ignore the reality of what he's actually saying just to be mad about it, I mean, that's cool. We'll talk about that a little bit. Also, the whole thing about your water being cobbled up by data centers, man, have I got some news for you? And you're going to be surprised, but a lot of what you're talking about is misinformation. I know, I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. We'll talk about all that more than the seven things. It's brought to you by two men in a truck, two men in a truck. You'll get two men a truck and so much more. All you have to do is go talk to these guys. You're getting ready to make your next move. What's it look like? Well, it could be a bunch of your friends coming by and hating your guts because you're making them help you move. Or you can call two men at a truck and have like a party at your house after a two men in a truck come pack it up, move it. Stage it and then you'll be ready to go that same day. It's quick. It's awesome. These people are quick. They're awesome. Again, you get a truck? Two men and so much more with two men in a truck. Learn more about today at two men in a truck, Huntsville.com. Don't forget they have the grandma rule. Treat everyone the way you'd want your grandma to be treated. How do you want your grandma to be treated? Good. I mean, come on. What are we talking about here? Is that even a question? Two men in a truck, Huntsville.com. Check them out today when you do. Tell them Dale Jackson said show. All right, let's get to it. It is time for the often duplicated. Never replicated the most critically acclaimed segment here on the Dale Jackson show brought to you. 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. Governor-elect, national championship winning coach, United States Senator Tommy Tuberville is speaking out against the Protect College Sports Act as it heads for a Senate vote.

Calling college sports a complete clown show. Can we stop using that analogy, please? Okay, I'm sorry. I hate it. With endless waivers and lawsuits for eligibility, which we oversee it right now, an argument the bill will only make this problem worse while pushing instead a narrow eligibility measure with zero waivers or wiggle room. That's been his push. His push was always, look, you get four years of eligibility. Then you're out. That's it. We're not doing eight years and 75 teams and all those other stuff. So get on with your life. That's what he's going for. But yeah, he says that this is not something he's cool with. The SEC, the Big Ten, have come out against it. We'll see if they're able to get it done. I think a lot of people just want this off their plate. Should the government be fixing this? Number six. State Senator Arthur Orson, Alabama needs data centers, but. We need to also be deliberate about it all. Warning against power rate increase and interferes with other economic development will support a thoughtful controlled approach rather than placing them on every corner. The water situation is something that keeps coming up, but there was a study done by CBS News that found data centers used 228 billion gallons of water in 2023. That was about with AI accounting for about 15 to 20 percent. Everyday activities such as growing food, irrigating lawns and flushing toilets demand far more. And viral claims on AI's water use vary wildly because they measure different things and often lack nuance. Golf courses. Golf courses. use more water than AI data centers. Do you guys know that? I didn't know that. I had no idea. I had no idea on that. That's going to be an interesting wrinkle of the conversation as if anyone's listening to it. Number five. The world will find out if Democrats, Socialists are actually gaining momentum in the United States as Abdul El-Sayed leads in today's Michigan, U.S. Senate primary against establishment favorite Haley Stevens. So that's where we're at in this. There is a DSA. a convention that recently went on and strategize the further takeover of the Democrat Party with a platform including abolishing the Senate and the police as one-third of Democrats now identify as Democrat Socialists. How come they never want to abolish the fire department? What's up with that? Why is the fire department okay? Anyway, Saeed says he's not a Democrat. He just, you know, or excuse me, not a socialist. He just agrees with everything they do and say campaigns with guys like, you know, Hasan Piker and all that other stuff. Number four. Alabama is investigating the idea of bringing Anthony Fauci before state courts for the COVID-19 response.

I don't know. I don't know. Alabama has reportedly joined Florida, Louisiana, examining whether Dr. Anthony Fauci can be held accountable in state courts for nefarious actions committed during the COVID-19 pandemic. The 111 times that we've watched as he pled the fifth. I just, I don't know, man. Good luck on this. I don't know exactly what that looks like. Okay, I don't know what that looks like, but the Attorney General said we will use all the tools office, or to me his office said, we will use all the tools available to determine whether any laws were violated. I just, guys, I don't know. You got a federal pardon, not a state pardon, blah, blah, blah. You could go for him if you want, but I don't see this happening. Number three. The National Education Association is suggesting that teachers, y'all may want to like chill out, all right? You might want to chill out. The NIA and the parent group of the AEA is telling teachers, hey, why don't you stop getting on social media and wishing people dead? That would be a good idea that you stop doing that, which I would suggest. They do, I mean, it's just a good idea. You shouldn't wish people dead at all. Okay, don't do that. But as schools getting ready to start, they're having to remind your parents, excuse me, your kid's teacher, not to wish other people dead. I don't know. It's like, hey, even having to make this clarification. Cut.

Kind of is a problem, right? I mean, that's a bit of a problem, right? Okay, I'm just checking. Number two. President Donald Trump said again that an Iran deal to reopen the strait of her moves is imminent. Iran says, nah. He says that he's giving Toronto every last chance. They're like, eh. He says that foreign governments, Arab government said, hey, don't go hard yet. They all said, and he canceled the strikes. He branded the Iranian leadership as unbelievably duplicitous, which is absolutely true. There is talk inside Iran about all the divisions between the IRGC and the actual leadership there. who knows what's actually going on they're also denying talks are even taking place as some moderators and mediators say that there are in fact talks taking place so yeah we're playing a game here and we're just doing this whole thing where we're like we're get right to the break in the now we'll back off a little bit no Time for the number one thing you'll be talking about today. Once again, Governor-elect National Championship winning coach United States Senator Tommy Tuberville has pledged that the cavalry is coming. The cleanup crime and spur economic growth in Montgomery and around the state of Alabama if he is elected governor. So he says, look, we're going to get this stuff done and we're going to make this stuff work for the people in the state. And I got to tell you, I think you're going to have a far more active governor. Now, what that looks like, I don't know. I already don't like what I'm hearing from him on gambling, but he's telling you straight up where he is. He's not getting guessing. The guy is talking all the time. He's talked about some things that are politically popular or some things that aren't. Now they think they've got him on the Social Security issue because he says it's a scam, which it is. And his critics are now pretending to be upset that records show a guy who's been paying in millions of dollars to Social Security is, or excuse me, taxes on millions of dollars into Social Security is that now that this guy is drawing $31,000 a year, that he's some sort of massive hypocrite. What's he supposed to do? Not take the money? What is he supposed to do? Like, sorry, I paid in hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes, which he has done. I'll do the math for you here in a little bit. But he's paid in hundreds of thousands of dollars of taxes, and now he's not supposed to take Social Security? Thought you guys said Social Security's fine. Like I said, it doesn't worry about. Everything is great. Now you're telling me that if Tommy Tuberville takes Social Security, that all of a sudden the whole system will fall apart. You're also telling me that because he said it's a scam and he wants to change it, he can't partake in it now. That doesn't even make any sense. It makes no sense. None. None.

But there we are. That's what they're doing. So there we go. We got all these stories here we're going to talk about today. We got Todd Piro coming up a little later in this hour. Keep it locked right here. I am Dale Jackson. You are not. But we'll be right back. And we got a lot to get into. Stay tuned. Get WBNN's Dale Jackson seven things you should be talking about today. Right in your email box every morning. Go to yellowhammer news.com and sign up today. I did not mention it about the data centers, but I forgot to tell you about China and how they continue to push this conversation about data centers and things like that. Some studies are being done on the water usage and they're finding very different results than what we have been hearing about. Because mostly what we're hearing is they're going to gobble up all your water and kill everyone and eat all your cows or something. But it's interesting. The CBS News story, how much water does AI really use? And they're talking about the data centers and things like this. The suggestion is that AI is gobbling up all the water. I think the story about future data centers is the real issue here. But scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory estimate U.S. data centers used 228 billion gallons of water in 2023. About 17 billion went to cooling servers. Another 211 billion were tied to generating the electricity that powered them. They talked about the energy used or the water used to power the data centers was the biggest draw. The water used to cool data centers and the projection, it is going up big. Don't think that it's not. The 2028 forecast is almost double. It's actually more than double, just barely the amount that was used in 2023. So you are looking at more. But they tried to compare this to the amount of water being used when it comes to data centers and other things. You ready for this? Bottled water production. The production of bottled water takes 24 billion gallons of water. Data centers, 17 billion. Golf courses, 531 billion gallons of water. Data centers, 17. I mean, I mean, that's wild. That is pretty crazy. That is crazy. Leaky water pipes. You ready for this? 900 billion gallons of water. Data centers? 17 billion. I did not know this. I did not know. This one called me from a point of being surprised. Residential lawn irrigation. 2,900 billion. I believe that would also be said in like a more reasonable way. Is that correct? Can I say it that way? Yeah, gallons of water versus the 17 that are used for data centers. It's interesting to look at these numbers. Residential showers. I mean, not for the people who are mad about data centers, but from everybody else. 1,700 billion.

gallons of water. Data centers, 17. Again, there's all this stuff that you got to talk about when it comes to dealing with the AI stuff. And that's really where you have this idea that AI usage is unethical because of the data centers, which is kind of funny. They've leaned on that. What they started with is it's unethical because you shouldn't be able to make funny cat photos of Yaffy, dressed up like a cat. You should have to hire an artist to do that. And if you think I'm joking, Bugsie, is that fair? It's true. It's because you can't copyright it. Come on. It's generated from other people's work. Right, right, right. It's like you're collaging somebody else's cat photo. I mean, like I made that. Am I right in the sense that one of the reasons why people are mad is because... Yes, and that should be the reason you're mad about it. The water stuff is stupid. Okay, so you're more upset that. You wanted to be told to make the cat photo. Yes. Not some robot. I mean, that's the real issue here. So, yeah, that, but remember, that's where they... started being mad and when people are like we don't care about artists we want funny cat photos of yaffy and they were like okay well now we're mad about this other thing and people like hold on you can be mad about both these things but you need to be a little bit more consistent in what you're angry about okay because you're you're all over the road here residential laundry 500 billion gallons of water a year data centers 17. And then this one, I thought this was crazy. I thought I, I, I, I never would have guessed this based on the conversations we've been having. Restaurant dishwashing. 51 billion gallons of water. Data Center 17. I think about how much water I use when I wash the dishes. I'm bad about it. I wash the dishes before I put them in the dishwasher. Am I killing the environment? I think I am. Single-handedly. Yeah, I think so. I'm going to stop washing the dishes before I put them in the dishwasher. Just don't wash them. It's fine. Just throw them away. No, just keep using them. You'll eventually. You know how a cast-iron hand works? It'll work like that. You season it. You season your dishes. I'm sure my wife will love that. Commercial car washes. 100 billion gallons of water a year. A.I. Dentist Centers, 17. residential swimming pools 120 billion gallons a year data centers 17 is anyone waiting for the data center number to change you notice how it's day 17 i just keep saying that restaurant in food service 130 billion gallons a year data center 17 okay so look if you want to save the water you need to go take out all these restaurants Because based on what I see here with the restaurant food service and restaurant dishwashing, we're at about 181 billion gallons, which is 10 times the amount of data centers. And data centers are going to grow. Two things are going to happen. One, data centers are going to grow. And two, they're going to become more energy and water efficient.

Okay, so that's worth noting. Okay, just keep that in mind. Just keep that in mind. You also need to think about this for a second. The data center number will include a bunch of water that will be evaporated and put back into the system. Okay, so that's part of it as well. There's that part of it. And the generation of electricity is another side of it. Golf courses use roughly 19% recycled water. So there's that factor of it as well. Indoor uses such as showers and toilets. That's treated and recycled for potential reuse and stuff like that as well. So it's okay. So very interesting to look at these numbers and all the numbers that come with the data center. I realize that none of this would matter. Okay, none of this actually matters. Those of you who are mad about data centers call BS. Those that aren't mad are listening to this going, see, I knew I had no reason to be mad. I think there's very little wiggle room on these. Personally, I don't think anyone's going to have their mind change. I just think it's interesting to point out over and over and over again how right I am about this. So I'm going to continue doing that. I'm right about it. I continue to be right about it. I will always be right about it. And I think we should just kind of live our lives that way, that I'm generally right about everything. Your life would be a lot easier if you just accept that premise. You're listening to The Dale Jackson Show.

92-5- Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for joining us. Appreciate you being here and we appreciate you every single day. Our next guest is Todd Pyrro. We appreciate him being here as well. He joins us Fox and Friends first host there on the Fox News channel. He is on the Alabama A&M, $350 million, Bulldog Hotline. Alabama, A&M, they are going to give you $350 million in economic impact on the great state of Alabama. $238 million on North Alabama alone. Learn more about them at AAMU.e. There's a lot going on here in the world. We are watching as their elections today. Will a socialist win? Wait, wait, hold on. He's not a socialist. He just hangs out with Hasan Piker and believes all the same stuff that they all do. But calling him a socialist, how dare you, sir? That is not what he is. He is just some normal guy. And anyone calling him a socialist is engaging in hateful rhetoric that we should not do. By the way, the Jews control everything. That's okay rhetoric that we're allowed to use. So just keep you guys, keep that all in mind. That's the way it's supposed to be. Before we get into any of that serious stuff, I got to ask Todd Pyro this. Let's go ahead and bring him on the line. Todd, are you a golfer? Here's the deal. If you find folks down there in Alabama want to pay me money to MCA golf tournament, I will be there with a literally I will have a bell on. But in my personal life, any golf. course stuff that I do is to try to teach my girls because quite frankly they have a shot at actually being decent at the sport especially my older one she's got an amazingly perfect balanced swing I look like a lane dancing inside cells so okay that's fair that's fair I guess it kind of ruins my question so I'll go with a I'll go with something else here I'll switch it up here on the fly because I'm a professional broadcaster do you know how much water flushing residential toilets uses. We're doing this thing again with the water and the toilet and the golf courses and all this stuff. Are you doing this again? We're doing it. We're doing it. How much water? I have no idea. 1.3 trillion gallons a year. Do you know how many gallons of water data centers in the United States use? I don't know, Ray. I just called you the guy I do a hit within Maine. I don't know, Dale. It's 17. 17 billion gallons of water, which is a lot. Billion or trillion? Billion, billion. It is significantly less than a trillion. Yeah, yeah, it's significantly less. So $1.7 trillion for the showers and toilets and data centers, $17 billion. So on the issue of scale, we're operating in an insane world. This conversation is completely fact-free. I mean, the data center conversation has gone completely insane here. It has become an issue in a governor's race. It's wild. I know it's not as big elsewhere.

But, I mean, just, I had no idea. I looked at the numbers this morning. I was like, wait a second. Why are we even talking about this? Why are we talking about this? Well, I think the better comparison is, other than toilets, like, we don't have a choice in that matter. Golf courses, we have a choice. I think that you're better numerical comparison. Yeah, but I can't blame you for that because you don't golf, but it's $531 billion. for golf courses, 17 for data centers. And I think that they've, and we've lost our mind on this. Aaron Brockovich was on Bill Maher the other day, and she's like data centers. The average data center consumes three times the water that a golf card, a golf course does. Of course, that's not true. But she did say that. And everyone was like, I don't know, man. That seems like a pretty good deal. I'm going to give you a pretty nuanced take on this. And I think this is. the approach we should all have to this. Nobody hates AI more than me. I despise it. I hate it. I hate the fact that I need to come up with all these different alternative theories on how my kids are going to make money and what it means for the existence of humanity. But that said, it's not something we can stop. And so... I'd like to be better than the people who want us dead and want to take over our country, i.e. China. So let's do whatever we can to beat them. You know, I don't like war. I don't like having to have a $1.5 trillion defense budget. I would much rather have that money in my bank account, but it's also not reality. We have enemies that want us dead. I want to have those enemies dead. And in order to do that, we need to do things like have a huge military budget and have data centers. Yeah. And Todd Piro is like apparently working out in the middle of this phone call. And we're to make sure he can fight those monsters who are trying to take our country. That's all right. Go ahead. I told you I was walking to the train station. I told your producer. And so that's, I haven't done this though. The New York City walk in a while. They said, go meet a crazy person and talk to them. And I said, sure. You know, I make a habit of meeting crazy people and talking to them on radio. Are you scared right now as you walk through the city? All right. I'm scared I'm going to have a heart attack because. I'm old. Slow down. Are you late? Calm down. All right. No, I walk fast. I walk. Remember that the Dewey Stock story, walk hard? That's how I walk. No. It's actually very good. If you walk fast, like you have somewhere to be, people will not mess with you. So that is a good way. George stands it. Remember in time for when he was, like, all stressed? And everybody didn't give him work because they thought he was so stressed. That's the Todd Pyroofbrook, baby. Okay. All right. Let's get a little more serious here. Ali Saeed, Abdul El-Sayed has decided, and I was told this by a previous guest, he's not a socialist guys. He's just campaigning with Bashar al-Assad Hasan Piker and believes all the socialist things and does all the socialist things and is praised by all the socialists and all this other stuff trying to take over the Democratic Party from within. Are they going to back away from the socialist label? Because they seem to have embraced it, and now all of a sudden they're like, wait a second, hold on. We may have to back off a little bit. Are they going to back away from this?

You know, look, there's a chance maybe they will break away from literally putting a label on it. But what Kamala Harris started to do is, like, adopt all of the policies that the socialist want. And she's going to drip, drip, drip, drip them out, like three at a time between now and the time that the Democrat primaries for president are. I mean, you sort of ready. She's just like 13 justices. We got to do that. It's the slow, slow burn. What I've been saying with regard to El Sayyad. Because what happens is like it's written in the script as Democrat Socialists by the 23-year-old writer who's being lazy. And so it'll already be in there. And I will just ad lib, Democrat Socialist Adjacent. So that's my new way. You can take that if you'd like, Jail Jack. Okay. Democrat Socialist Adjacent. So they pretend they don't want to do it, but they just kind of have to. And, you know, these are my colleagues, my fellow travelers, but I'm not necessarily one of them. So that's how they're going to frame this. I look at all the stuff that they've done. And what's funny to me is, you know, I come on here and I bitch a lot about the media to the media, Todd Piro, when he comes on here. And I'm like, hey, defend your boys and all this other stuff. What I find funny is your colleagues, I'm going to give him props. They're really taking it to these guys. They get Francesca Hong on CNN, and the anchor's like, so you wanted to cancel Thanksgiving? Tell me about that. I love that answer. She's like, I'm a chef. Well, you didn't answer the question. Right. Just because you're a chef doesn't mean you do want to keep Thanksgiving. Maybe you want the day off. I don't know. So, yeah, because I think. You ultimately side with, at least in your professional capacity, the thing that preserves your professional capacity. And right now, the mainstream Democrat is also the mainstream media. They are simpatico. They are in symbiosis, if you will, as the kids say. So, yeah, they don't want that to go away. And who knows? As much as the DSA and their cronies hate Republicans and all the conservatives, they hate the mainstream Democrat and thereby the mainstream media probably more. So, yeah, I mean, their whole livelihood could be at stake if their power brokers aren't in D.C. calling balls and strikes in a way that helps to them. Yeah, I just find interesting to watch these guys who. who I think are basically kind of fellow travelers with the more left wing types. But I think they're also realists. Maybe that's it. Maybe what they're saying here and seen is that they know that Ali and Saeed and, you know, Hong and all these other people that if they're running around with Hasan Piker and stuff. They're going to lose the James Carvilles of the world. They're going to lose the Bill Mars of the world. And you can't win. John Fetterman might as well be a Republican at this point. And I found it interesting to watch.

someone said the other day to Nate Silver, like, why don't you just become a Republican already? And it's like, that is a terrible strategy to run around telling all the people who mildly disagree with you that they should go vote for the other political party. But that's basically what they're doing. And I think that's pretty damaging. And I think the media, and I'm speaking media as a whole here, the media infrastructure has supported the growth of these crazies. And now they're like, oh, crap. That's what I think it is. Is that fair? I think you're right there. I think you're right. And now they're trying to stop it because, see my earlier point. I think it's all connected. And I think tonight's going to be telling. You know, the fact that a bunch of crazy people in New York City did a crazy thing, a bunch of crazy people in Seattle did a crazy thing by voting in crazy town mayors is one thing. They do it in Michigan. They do it in Wisconsin next week. It tells you something different. Yeah, that's exactly right. Speaking of something different, you know, as your power walking your way through New York City, do you see any of the new sites for Zohran Mamdani's grocery stores? I think someone I saw online, someone said they're going to call them 9-11s, which I thought was very funny. I'll just be honest. It's a good joke. That's horrible. It's a horrible dark joke. It's very funny. It's very funny. But anyway. Have you seen any new sites for coming soon, a new store for Zohran Mamdani? Any of that going on? Do these stores ever actually get built? Yeah, I don't know the answer to that. They're certainly talking about it a lot. And you know, the second radio station and as many... radio station hits today to ask me about this. This is one of the stories like, I'm just not paying attention to because it does not impact me in the least. Do you really think that they're going to put one adjacent to the Fox News channel? I mean, really. You think like, oh, gosh, I really need a banana. Let me go to the Zohran Mamdani 9-11 store. You know? But you can't say that, Todd. I can't say that. You can't say that. But here's the thing. If you did walk in there, you couldn't take part. Because you're not a new resident. Yeah. Yeah, you're not allowed. They're going to tell you to get the hell out. That's only for them. This is the thing that I find is. You tell me, you follow this stuff. Just like I do. Everyone's like, oh, these stores are going to lose so much money. And I'm just thinking, I know. That's the point. It's supposed to be subsidized by the taxpayers in the city. This isn't a for-profit enterprise. Like, oh, they're going to lose their ass. It's like, yes. It's a government project. They're not. supposed to generate revenue. It's going to lose its ass. I mean, isn't that the point? I like to use the word project because, you know, the projects also lose money. It's not like they're pulling in a lot of scrilla there for all the real estate that is in, quote, unquote, the projects. And I think that's an apt word. No, it's not going to make money. Yes, that is the plan. And who's going to subsidize it? The piettaire people who, you know, hey, maybe did really, really well in life and worked their tail off and said, you know, I want a little place in the city.

you know, for those days where I have to go into the city and I'm going to support their economy through having my business there or, you know, spending money at restaurants and, you know, keeping the economic engine going. But no, now they'll be punished so we can have a free grocery store that's going to drive New York City even more into debt. Things are great up here, guys. You should come visit. It's going to be awesome because there's going to be a run on these things when they open because everybody's going to want that 30% discount. The taxpayer is going to eat it and it is going to be a disaster all the way right. But look, I think people deserve what they vote for. And I think this is a perfect example here of one of those things that these people voted for. And just like that list you mentioned, I bet a good number of those very wealthy people were Zohran Mamdani voters. And now they find out that they're being doxed and all this other stuff. And they're like, oh, no, this is pretty bad. Yeah, but I think some of them just don't care. Like, I think this is their, this is their plan. This is their vision. And you look at the people who put them into office. It was crazy, left-wing, very, very wealthy liberals. It wasn't, you know, the average African-American who's still polling shows has a significant objection to the socialist policies. It's the crazy white liberals who cause all the problems in our world. I agree with that completely. I mean, that is exactly right. And they're in the process of making some more problems here. So I think today we'll find out whether or not we're going to see this left-wing movement here grow in the way that it is. And look, you look at the betting odds. They're moving towards Republicans in a lot of places. Wisconsin big time. But I would just like to make this point. During COVID, when they were like, you guys shouldn't go to Thanksgiving. I was like, yeah, I can't go to Thanksgiving, Mom. Sorry. I just say, I, that's not allowed. You know, Dr. Anthony Fauci says we're not allowed. So I was fine with it. Last thing, different states are looking at charging Anthony Fauci. Alabama, apparently, is one of those states. You're a lawyer. You know this stuff better than most. The pardon is, yes, a federal pardon. Is there any real chance that we're going to see? I mean, look, Anthony Fauci, Perthwaffe, Birmingham. I like the idea because it's going to cause him Ajita, just like it caused Ajita to millions upon millions of people without any basis in science. But I just think it's a tough road to Holland. And you're going to have to have some really creative lawyers with some really creative laws. And quite frankly, you know, the states where he would be prosecuted are the states that have fewer regulations and fewer laws and fewer confusion and fewer. bureaucratic crap that people have to run through. So I think it's not likely that he will actually, you know, be convicted of a crime in a red state. But, you know, I certainly think they're going to try and put him through the process to give him a little adjada, as I said earlier and as I'll say again. All right, there we go. Todd Pyro, stay safe out there. All right. Good luck. Oh, I'm ready at Grand Central. I made it already. So I have survived. All right.

He's made it through the gauntlet. Thank you so much. Todd Pyro, Fox and Friends First, joins us here on the Alabama A&M, $350 million Bulldog Hotline. We always appreciate him taking the time to talk with us today. And every day he spends some time with us that we're going to take it. We're eating it all up and we'll be happy to have him here. And we're happy to have him with his perspective there from the big city and New York. Stay tuned. Hey, don't forget. I don't know what that accent was, by the way. You can get your questions and comments in for 10 with him or anything else we're doing here on this program. Let me know. 866-46-494-94-494. WVNN, that's the ScoutPass Control.com. WVNN. Hot-take text line. You can also jump in on the Coleman Furniture Market Free Speech phone lines. 866. 494-966. Stay tuned, folks. It's the Dale Jackson Show. I think I've been outed. I think I've been outed. I think I think this is going to be a big problem. It's going to be a real problem. Okay. And I'm sorry, but I think I've been finally exposed. It came in on the scout pest control.com, WVNN, hot take text line 866-494-9-866. It's obvious that Dale is shilling for the data center industrial complex in exchange for computing power to make uncommissioned AI cat pictures of Yafi. Bugsie, I'm going to be pretty upset with you if... One of those podcasts does not have an AI yaffy cat picture. I'm just going to throw that out. You're welcome. I'm just going to be a little upset. What if I just drop myself? That's fine too. We'll tell, oh, you're upset about AI. I forgot about that. I forgot about that. I forgot how mad you get. So, so Bugsy, when we say AI, is the British robot voice AI? I guess it's not really because he's not really. Okay. Because it's not truly. So AI is a misnomer. It's not thinking on its own. Kind of it is, but kind of it isn't. It's a trained model. It sort of is by everybody else's definition, but it's not generative AI, which is typically what people consider. It's just reading the things I tell it to say. It does know how to say things. It was trained how to say certain things and says things wrong because of that. Also, you got to remember, it's going, when I hit this little play button, it's going to that data center and bouncing back, right? Not necessarily. It might be a closed system that's isolated on your computer. Okay, fair enough. The Washington Examiner details with great clarity that socialism or communism is the new face of the Democratic Party. I think that's true. I think that's true. But watch what happens when these primaries end. I mean, they do it all the time. Don't get me wrong. They do it all the time. As soon as they get elected in the primary and they become the party's nominee or they win the primary. And they become the party's nominee. All of a sudden, look, look, Doug Jay Jones, he's not one of these crazy liberals. He was just lying. He was just lying. You guys got to understand he was lying to get elected. So you can trust him now because he was just lying to get elected.

That's like, okay, that's a hell of an argument, I guess. Like, hey, vote for this guy. Don't worry. He's just a lying piece of garbage. It's like, oh, okay. He doesn't mean anything he's saying. Don't worry. He can't be trusted. All the stuff they said, he was just lying. It's like, I don't know if that's better. In fact, I know that it's not better. I know that it's not better. He was just lying to those crazy people to get elected. He's really middle of the road. You know, that's like, all right. Thanks a lot. Appreciate that. I look at this and I go, look, you can tell if they're crazy or not. You can tell. And tell them by the friends they keep. I keep mentioning like Hasan Piker. It really is. And people, you know, the media, their Democrats will disagree with this framing. But it's like saying, oh, I campaign with Nick Fuentes. I campaign with Nick Fuentes. And the media going, oh, they just have some opinions that they disagree with. He's not a white nationalist. You see, they just happen to campaign together. And it's not really that big of a deal. And you think to yourself, could you even remotely get away with that? And I ask knowing the answer is no, of course not. Of course not. You can't, you show. There's still people who are like, oh, yeah? Well, in 1988, Mitch McConnell appeared at an event where behind him was a Confederate flag. And it's like, yeah, that's not great. I mean, that's like, yeah, not really, you know, that that's okay. So what does it mean? Well, I don't know, but he sure appeared there. So he must be a Nazi if he, or excuse me, a Southern sympathizer who hates black people because he stood with this thing. And that's, that's the framing they use. And they don't care about having to be consistent. It's like, well, what about Joe Biden and James Burt? Oh, don't worry about that. That's, that's nothing. You guys, come on. They were just buddies. It didn't matter. You know, he didn't, it's not endorsing all the things he believes. But he stood up and said he was a wonderful human being and he was great and wonderful and all this other stuff. I don't worry about that. At least he didn't stand in front of a Confederate flag. But Joe Biden did stand in front of a Confederate flag a bunch of times. Oh, that doesn't mean anything. It's almost like there's like a double standard that goes along with that. How weird. How incredibly weird. Yes, Democrats are now socialist and yes, they are communists too. This is the Dale Jackson Show. Start your day with the morning jolt of Drake C. Toll. See, now it's on demand. My podcast is kind of a radio thing, I think, but also it's a bit of a TV show, and it's about whatever I want it to be. It's listening live as it happened, when it happened, with the instant reaction. You're home for talking sports. We go back, the Great Toll Show, Westwood One Sports Network, and there will be on demand on your radio. Anywhere in the country, I'll see you there. Westwood One Sports Talk, your home for Drake C. Toll. 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. Jackson here with you. Thank you very much for joining us. Appreciate you being here every day. And every day you're willing to spend any time with us. We're excited about it. We're excited about it. When he sees a mouse run across the floor. I mean, he's wild man. Wild man. We have gotten a full AI generated farm destroying. cat image of Yaffy generated for the podcast. I don't know what they call that, but the... A little thumbnail. A little podcast thumbnail. I'm adding to it as well, so it's not fully AI generated. Why? No, because we were discussing AI earlier today, Yaffy. And Bugsie was doing the whole like, I'm a creative. I don't like AI. And I'm like, you're just mad. And I want to see if you agree with this. You're just mad that now anyone can make a cat image of Yaffy, and they don't have to go through you anymore. I could just go and give me a cat image of Yaffy. I mean, because the people that are using it weren't really the people that were going to pay you anyways. That's true. But the usage of it in commercials and things like that, I just think is stupid. You're having no, look, I'll just put it to you this way. You're having a lame-ass philosophical argument, and you're losing. That's basically... Hey, I accept it. I accept it, but I also just don't like it. But I mean, you're right. People can not like it. Right, but am I right? It's just a lame-ass philosophical argument that you're losing? It really is, but also my issue is really the legal side of it. Okay, all right. You don't like how it's like goes and drags other people's stuff in and all of a sudden they use it. Yeah, if they use it as a basis for something else, that's fine. But if they're just using it straight up and they're like a massive company that's weird and lazy. Yeah, and the robot comes in. and just grabs it and doesn't ask. It just takes. So there's that side of me gave permission for any of this work to be like combined. Utilized it. Yeah, used in it. And every six, it all has like inherent copyright. So let's ask the victim in all of this. How do you feel about cat fee not being a wholly created image instead? Just a robot going, okay, I'll make cat fee for you, Dale. I was all for AI until this. I'm just, why? You want to talk to someone who really hates AI? My wife, Steffi. She hates it so much. Yeah, because she's a creative too, right? Yeah, exactly. Yeah. I mean, these, these, these creatives are just all up in their fields. I mean, they got to get over it. You guys, you guys, you've lost the fight, okay? Just, just accept the battle's over. The battle's over. Luckily, you have guys like Austin who've never had a creative thought in his life. So he didn't have to worry about any of this stuff. But he's a philosophy. So he can't talk about the philosophical debate. Thank you, Jeffrey. No, he can't.

Because I guarantee you I can go to AI and be like, hey, chat GPT philosophies to me about, I don't know, let's pick something. Yaffy's cat, Yaffy's cat photo. We'll do that later. I will ask Chat GPT to philosophize about Yaffy's cat photo. And we'll see what it comes up with a little bit later. But right now we've got a hated eight to get into. Yeah, yeah, he's all worked up about his cat photo, but he can't use that for hated eight. But we got a lot to get into and a lot to talk about here. So we appreciate you guys joining us with us. If you've got questions or comments or hates, you can get them in here right now on the scout pest control.com, WVNN, hot take text line. You can also get those in here for your questions for 10 with him, which Will Anderson did not do yesterday, despite my specific instructions to do so. So I'm hating on him a little bit for that. Also, the Coleman Furniture Market free speech phone lines 866-494 WVNN. And you've got mail. Email me, Dale at WVN.com. That's the downtown rescue mission.org email inbox. By the way, all those things that you send in go through a data center. Just thought I'd point that out. So let's go ahead and get to it. Scout Pass Control brings it. You know Scout Pass Control. They're going to bring the hate. to those rats, those roaches, those ants, those bedbugs, those brown recluses that are crawling all over, Cat Yaffy. Yes, those termites, they're getting it too, and the mosquitoes outside. Yeah, watch out. They're going to be hating on Scout Pest Control because they bring it to you, bring it to them, bring it to your workplace, bring it everywhere. Scout Pest Control's on top of it. Jared and his team are awesome. Scout Pest Control.com. Talk to those guys today. When you do, make sure you tell them Dale Jackson sent you. Right now, though, let's get to it. Let's get to hate. At three! I must have had as hell, and I'm not gonna take this anymore! What's got you steamed? What's got you mad? Tell us now, it's time for hate at eight. Now, if any of you got anything else to say, now! I can just see the steam rising off of Yaffi's head right now. He is so pissed about it. One, he's mad about cat pee photos. Two, he's mad that he can't hate on us. We're going to let him see for a little bit. And we'll go to Austin instead. Austin, what do you hate on? I'm hating on bug bites. I get them every single time me and my friends going like a fun adventure. We went to a water park and stayed in a cabin and somehow I have multiple bug bites on my legs, arms, hands. Those are called bad bugs. You have bad bugs. See, that's the thing. That's what I was worried about, actually. But then I asked my wife, she didn't have them. None of my friends have them. I think it's just, I must have like sweet blood. Mange, maybe. I like ice cream is fruit. He's got the mange. That's the real issue there. He's got that mange. All right. Yeah, bug bites are awful. You know, there are people who are just way more susceptible to those bug bites to others. Some people never get bit. Like, Cindy will be eaten alive by bugs. And I just kind of, as usual, just go through live doing whatever I want to do and don't have to deal with it. So, yeah. Some people have that issue.

I think that's it. You're just such a sweet little boy. Yes, you are. All right. Bugsy, what do you hate on? I'm hating on this new weird trend that websites have where they don't have a sign-in link. They just have a sign-up link and you have to click that. And then it's like, oh, you already have an account, log-in here. Why can't I just click one thing on the first page? Why are they hiding it behind that? Another, one of those websites also doesn't have a log-out button. I can't log out. So you're just stuck on it forever. Yes, with the wrong account. I have two accounts, and it's the wrong account. So I had to switch computers because it carried over from the cookies, which is very dangerous, by the way. I was like, oh, I'll just open it up in an incognito tab and just load it up there and sign into another account. No, it brought my other account over despite, like that shouldn't do that. Can I ask you a question? What? So the AI thing that's like... Like it follows you around, like the cookie, right? That's not AI. But the cookie follows you around, right? Yeah. So this cookie follows you around and it doesn't change when you change the profile on Google or anything like that. How do you stop that? You can turn off cookies or disable them or delete all of yours that you have. But then that wipes away all my stuff and I'm very lazy. It does, yeah. And I do the same thing. I don't want to sign. I don't know my passwords. I don't want to sign into everything again. Yeah, this is mine. I don't want to mess with this nonsense. You can't delete like one thing out of it, but it takes forever and it's annoying. And you can have more than one cookie from one website. Yeah, it's super annoying. I agree with that. That is, that is the ultimate. And please just put a login button on your front page. Okay. Why do people do that? Bugsy versus the machine. Not going too well today. Okay, so that's part of the moral of the story here for everyone. All right, Yaffy, what are you hating on? I should hate on Austin going to a water park. How do you have time to do that? You're working? You have a kid? No, he didn't work. He took off yesterday. That was part of the problem. Oh. Geez, okay, I should hate on that. Not yesterday. He took off Friday. Is that right? Friday? Yes, yeah, I took off Friday. He took off Friday. Is it a little water park instead of feeding your kids? All right. I'm just, no, I'm hating on. What the hell? Damn, I mean, all right. Go for the jugular. I'm mad that I can't do anything with my kids, you know, that take up all my time. No, I'm actually hating on people on TikTok and other places trying to convince me that the government grocery stores will work this time. in New York City, that this, we just don't understand the economic model, that grocery stores actually, the products make huge profit. And this will work because they don't have to pay taxes on, on the actual store and stuff. Yeah, you've got this all wrong. You're concerned for this. This is, you're the third person that has, has brought this up today. And I, and I got to remind you how wrong you are here. You're making some weird suggestion that they think there's like a profit to be made here or that this is going to be like some sort of net positive. It's not meant to be a net positive, yeah. It is supposed to lose its ass.

No, I know. But yeah, everyone's like, oh my God, it's no, but hold on. Your premises, they think they're saying it's going to be profitable. No, they're not. They're making it very clear. It's a subsidy. It's a government service. This is, this is literally. free food. I mean, that, that's, that's what they're going for here. They're not trying to save. They're not trying to. This influencer, I'm going to play it later, was trying to make the point that this is like an economic model that can work. Okay. All right. Well, they're stupid then because that's not, that's not the broader argument. I mean, you, I know you agree with me. I'm just saying that that's like not the broader argument. The broader argument is, um, let's screw these people over. That's the broader argument, right? Right. Okay. I mean, I just, I find it strange too personally that you have all these people who are just like, oh, no, this will be fine. It's like, you realize that nobody really believes that. Like the gist of this is to just provide free stuff. That's it. There's no, there's no profit motive here. Am I focusing on the wrong thing? No, they hate profits. They hate the system. They hate profits. Profits are bad. So you're right. They're going to create a system where we don't have to worry about profits anymore. And it'll be Utopia, which obviously doesn't happen. Right, right. It's more going to be like zootopia, where you have the food being, I don't know, I've never seen the movie. I just thought that'd be a funny thing to say. But where they're trapped inside a zoo, I assume that's what the movie's about. That may not be right. Okay, okay, I just thought it would be a funny. I thought it sounded funny, okay, so don't give me a hard time on that. Dale, what are you hating on? I am hating on my son. I am, I am. This kid yesterday goes to baseball tryouts, which, why? I'm assistant coaching. Like, I have to take him, right? I don't have a choice. Why is he there? Like, why is he even out there? Why is he even practicing? He's just literally wasting my time, like at this, at this tryout. If another coach tried to take him, I'm not going to be like, that's fine. I guess I'll just coach against my kid for the rest of the year. So then he gets out there and he gets the best hit of anyone out there. What are we doing? But really I'm hating on all the other kids. 40 mile an hour fastballs being fired at these kids. They must have hit 11 of them out of 33 kids with like six pitches. I mean, I stood there with my hands on my hips just going, what the hell is this? Like it was, it was, it was brutal to watch all these kids swing and a miss at this thing. It was, it was, and it's, and it's really disheartening. Like you're crushing these kids spirits. They get up there, they're in front of every one of this pitching machine is just ripping off these 60 or 40 mile an hour fastballs right down the middle. And these kids are just, who, who, who.

and you see it in their face. And then they're like, all right, run to first base after this next pitch and they swing and miss and then they have to run. Just incredibly disheartening. I was like, this is really bad. Anyway, I'm hating on my kid for not getting picked by another team. That's what I'm hating on. I really wanted to coach against it. Would I be a jerk avie if I traded my kid? Yes, but, you know, wouldn't it be a better league? Seriously, this is a serious question. Wouldn't it be a better league? If we had kids who were not coached by their parents. Like we just did a random thing and had the parents get kids that were not theirs. I have a feeling probably, but I have a feeling you would just not be able to get coaches if you did that. Oh, because they'd have to coach other people's kids. I do hate other people's kids. So that, that, that is, it's just, it's pretty inconvenient if you're not coaching your own kid. The guy who runs the rec league said something pretty funny to me. He said, he said, you know, yeah, because like all the kids come up and they hit and then their dads go over and talk to him. And he's like, you know, this is why. And also I'll warn the parents while we're doing this. Like if their parents are yelling at them while they're trying out, all the coaches are like, I don't want that one. I don't want that. I don't want that. I can't care how good he is. I don't want that one. But the guy was like, there's a reason. He said from six to the end of high school, he never rode home from a game with his kid. He and his wife would take two cars. He would ride at one car home and the kid would ride in the other so he wouldn't have to listen to his dad critique him. Oh, man, it's amazing. It's just a fun experience, a fun experience for everyone. I joke about it, but it was a good experience yesterday. I had a lot of fun. But I am still hating on my kid for trying out, making me watch him try out when I know I'm going to have to be stuck with him. We'll be right back. Stay tuned. It's the Dale Jackson Show.

the right word? Is that Kutrival the right word, Gabby? No. I'm just going to say no. Probably is, but no. Bugsy is, actually, hold on. Let me ask, let me ask the deepest, smartest think we have here. Is it Kutra Maln the right word? Who were you asking? Oh, was that to me, of course, the deepest smartest thinker. Thank you. I mean, I think so, yeah, a little kutrimands all over there. That's like little trinkets and adornments. Yeah. Yes, I looked it up at kudramon, which refers to an item of clothing, gear, and accessory used for a particular activity or way of life. I got to give Grant credit, though. I got to say this. He is very much his dad's son. Very much. You know, if you envision me playing baseball with, like, no batting gloves and... you know, dirty and refusing to put on eye black and just, you know, being a generally unkempt child while I'm playing the dirtiest baseball you could possibly play. That's great. All these other kids have like the necklaces and like the glasses and like a sleeve on their arm. And I'm not knocking them. I'm not. This is a criticism of these kids. But. Greg came up to me the other day. Like when all they were all put an eye black onto the dugout and he's like, these kids are posers. I was like, that's awesome. So, yeah, me, when you played, did you put all the accoutrement on? I don't think so. I don't, I don't remember doing that, to be honest. Did you play any sports or were you too busy reading philosophy books under a tree? I played soccer, which is like not super different, I guess, in a way that I didn't really probably. That is the same thing as reading a book under a tree. Is the equipment manager? Yeah, there you go. Ecoutreement. It doesn't say how to pronounce this, but I'm assuming I'm assuming it's a French term. It sounds like a French term. Ecoutreement. But yes, every sport loves these accoutrements. I went to a basketball clinic earlier this year. And like there were a bunch of shooting sleeves. And again, this is not a criticism of the kids who wear these. I'm not, I'm not doing it. I'm merely bragging that I don't have to buy my stupid kid these things. Accoutermint. Accoutermint. Accoutermint. I don't know, man. Accutermint. They're wrong. I like the way I say it. Ecutremant. Is that, am I just making that up? I've heard it that way before, so I assume it's right, right? It has to be. Ask a French person. And it just. Accutermint. These are just Midwesterners. They don't know how to pronounce it. Hold on. Here's who we actually have to ask. This guy will know the best. accoutreement. Yes, thank you. Thank you. You cultured bastard. I love it. He gets it. So there we go. Imagine being the most cultured, the less cultured than Dale Jackson. Just imagine that. Like, imagine that world you're living in. It's absolutely crazy. Yeah, if you have a kid, will they get to wear all the accoutrements? They go to the... If I have a kid? Sorry, sorry, sorry. I say your big, your big beefer decides he wants to play baseball. Is he getting the sliding mitt?

Is he getting the necklace? Is he getting the sleeve on his arm? Is he getting the glasses? I'm guessing he would probably be the catcher, knowing him. He's so big. So he would need all that stuff, the face mask and the... No, that's right. A friend of mine's kid is a catcher, and he's a goalie as well. And I'm like, oh, man, you're supposed to spend all sorts of money. You got to buy like all sorts of gear. I mean, this is a goalie and hockey and a catcher. But he's a big kid too. He's a big guy. I mean, that's that's that's that's it. I don't mean like a big beefer. He's just a tall kid. And so yeah. But yeah, he did not have any accoutrements either yesterday. And again, I know what people are going to think. Dale's banging on the parents who buy all the accoutrements for their kid. I'm not suggesting that. I'm merely suggesting. that as a way to save money to myself, I will talk crap about your kids at Kutra Bonds to my kid. Alterer motive. So he will not want them. Okay, that's all. When I was a little kid, I want all the stuff too, but I'm trying to convince my kid that he doesn't. It's all just a giant trick. Stay tuned. You're listening to the Dale Jackson Show. The U.S. Soccer Podcast. These players are battered and exhausted, but you don't hurt like this if you don't care about this team, about this country, about this game. You can feel the intensity, the goals, the energy that, wow, look at us. Here in the U.S., I have got some news for you. There's so much more to come. My name is Megan Klingerick, and we're just getting started. The U.S. Soccer Podcast, presented by Henkel. Follow and listen on your favorite platform.

All right, enough about stupid kids in baseball, okay? You'll get plenty of this. I'm now assistant coaching a team this year. So stay tuned. You'll get plenty of that. Okay. Let's get into some serious stuff here. We got Yaffy with us. I'm Dale Jackson. This is WVNN. And Yaffy is today the day that Democrats and Socialist. converge and accept that they are one. Yes, a third of the party says they are socialist, but you still have like, well, we're not really social. Jacob Morrison today, they're not really socialist. This guy's not really socialist. I'm like, aren't you a socialist? But even he knows, you know, the moderation side of this is. It's pretty important here, and that's what they're going to try to do. But is today the day when you can just be like, okay, this is over for them. This is who they are, and America is going to have to decide if this is where they want to go. No, I'm guessing you're talking about Michigan. I think it's possible he wins. Abdul El-Sayed, yes, that is correct. I'm talking about the Michigan with, it's Abdul El-Sayed, a Democrat socialist, but not by name because he has made it very clear that he's smart enough to not say I'm a socialist versus. Haley Stevens, who you betcha going to get you. We're going to get in there and we're going to stick it to them. That kind of crazy, not fake Democrat nonsense. I don't know what it is about the Democrat women that make them so obnoxious. I have no idea what it is. No idea. Like, Katie Britt, like I always, I'm an equal opportunity. I'm here for your kids and mine. Like that kind of stuff kind of irritates me a little bit. But the Democrats, their fakeness is through the roof. I don't not know how they continue to not understand that just going out there and talking would probably be the best thing they could do. Instead, they all seem like they're doing a bit. Every single one of them. Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Haley Stevens. They all just seem like they're doing some sort of caricature of an obnoxious person everyone hates. I say all that to stop talking to let Yaffi actually answer the question. Sorry, Effie. I don't know if they're going to admit it, mostly because they might run to the center in the general election. I saw Ro Khanna on Fox News Sunday, and he was like... doing the whole dance, what you said, where it's like, well, it's not really socialism. He just wants, he just wants people to eat and have health care kind of stuff. So that's the play that they're doing right now. They just want food. That's all. That's basically their argument, which is just like, okay. Okay. Well, they just want free health care and they want to close food deserts and they want to do away with this stuff. Did you see a story of New Yorker the other day that food deserts are fake? Yeah. Yeah, which is great because it is. It is. It's like, oh, I can't. There's no food. We have to eat McDonald's. There's no other choice. It's like, I don't think that's true. No, the fact is they choose to eat McDonald's. That's the thing. Yeah, yeah. Oh, I just don't know how we're going to do this. We don't know how to eat anything that's not garbage. And it's like.

I don't think that's true, bro. I just don't know if that's the case. All right, so does Abdulai say he'd blow it out or is it close today? I'm going to say it's close. I think he wins, but I'm going to say it's close. I think he blows it out. And I think that should be something that's relatively scary for Republicans. Because the energy. I think. you're going to get the energy here. And look, I look at Trump. And Trump's a perfect example of this. And out of the box can't. I'm going to say something here that's going to blow you away. And at the end of this comment, you're going to say, damn, I never really thought about it like that. Are you ready? Okay. Okay. I'm already priming your answer here. Uh-huh. You know what? Cat fee is being very catty today. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. So here's my takeaway. I think Abdul's Ayd Said is going to blow out Haley Stevens today. And I think Republicans need to be worried about that for this reason. Donald Trump just absolutely smoked people in the primaries in 2016. And the argument was he's a fringe, fringe, fringe nut, you know, like they do with all Republicans, but specifically Trump. And he must be stopped. But it was also we want him to win because he'll be easy to be. Tracking? That's fair? That was the argument, right? Yes. Okay. So then what happened? Donald Trump got all these people. Some Obama voters, some non-voters, all these other people, very excited about his populism, which now we're calling sloppelism, which I do appreciate. It's a good term. But he got very excited about that. And then you got a bunch of Dale Jackson's and yaffies. I'm just drawing, you tell me if I'm wrong here, to go. Fine. And go out there and not be super excited about it. I like the choice of Mike Pence. I still like the choice of Mike Pence. Everyone who hates how Mike Pence is wrong. Just throwing that out there. I like the fine, I'll put these judges on. I like that. And it was easy for me to go. Fine. So you had the people who were super excited, they were going to show up, and then you had a bunch of other people who were like, all right, well, fine, whatever. And it's better than Hillary Clinton. And if Donald Trump is the face of the Republican Party, which he is, I think it makes it easier for them to go, fine, whatever. All right, yeah, Fie, how blown away are you by my accurate point of view? I am blown away, Dale. I did not think of that. Thank you. You make a good point that this was the year for Democrat Socialists to take advantage. Because Democrats do have the energy against Trump. They had a better chance of winning this midterm anyway. And because of that, they can win the primary, get the base.

And you're right. Once in the primary, they can get everyone else on board because, well, it's better than the Republican. Correct. Correct. And once you get them voting that way, you got them. I mean, that's it. I mean, once you get them that way, that's it. You've got them on board. And I think you get them to kind of vote for a socialist. You get them going. And you offer them a bunch of free stuff in a time when costs are high. I mean, I think I think there's a concern here. I think it's far more worrisome than people, than Republicans are making it out to me. I mean, there are definitely as a concern. Communists basically are winning elections. That should always be a concern. But they're winning primaries. I mean, that's the thing. They're winning primaries and they're winning safe seats. You know, now we're finally going to get the test of. Will the, you betcha's vote for Abdul El-Sayed? Will people vote for a complete lunatic in Wisconsin? Did you see the polymarket thing in Wisconsin recently? No. It went from, on July 4th, it was 7030 Democrat. Today it's 5248 last I looked Republican because of that Francesca Hong, who traditionally I am programmed alike. I'm just going to be honest with you. Traditionally, not because of any of our ideas or anything like that, but I'm just traditionally programmed. Programmed at the one. Francesca Hall. But she's a crazy person, right? So, and she's a legit crazy person. She's the type person that goes on social media and says I self-harm. I mean, I'm sorry. A lot of people are saying, well, you can't say those people are crazy. I'm like, I don't know, man. Sounds pretty crazy to me. So, you know, I'll listen to your arguments that they're not crazy or whatever. And, you know, you should be able to have, you know, Thanksgiving dinner with your family. And they're getting her on that. They're beating the hell out of her with that. They definitely give Republicans ammunition. Right. Well, okay, but that's true, right? But now it's taking over the party and even the media's fighting it. Yeah, I've noticed that too, which is interesting. Why are they fighting it so hard? I have a theory. I'll let you tell me why. Then I'll give you my theory. So not to poison the well. I think some of them are genuinely concerned that, oh, crap, what have we done? Now we're getting taken over by communists. Others are probably worried that Republicans will win on this. And look, that's what happened, I think, in 2024. I think one of the main reasons Trump won that election is it was a rejection of the radical left. Yeah, I agree with that. I think that's right. I think that's exactly correct. And now they've got this monster they're going to deal with. Now, will they come back on the other side and be like, well, they're not so bad? I mean, now they're trying to fight them. But will they come back and say they're not so bad? Or will they say, fill in the blank Republican in Wisconsin whose name I can't even remember at this point in time? No idea who the Republican nominee is. No clue.

is really the extremist. And keep in mind, such an extremist, none of us know his name. Okay? Yeah. But we know that's what they're going to do. Yep. Okay, we know that's exactly what they're going to do. So, so will the media double back and be like, ah, this guy's fine? Or this girl is fine. She is fine. She is fine. Sorry, continue. Yeah, get that. We've seen some of that already with Zohran Mamdani. Now that Mom Donny has won, you see the John Stewart's of the world are saying, well, you know, he's not really a socialist. He just wants people to eat like we were going back before. He's just worried about affordability. And that reaches people. Oh, boy. Okay. I mean, so today, okay, let's make a little bet here. Okay, let's make a bet. Let's, let's pretend we're playing. That's illegal, but all right. Did you see what they did in the WMBA? Have you seen that? I did see that. They're like, oh, let's make, let's do a bet here. It's like, okay. On a game? All right. That's interesting. It's an interesting thing to do. But anyway. So. Let's see if we can get this right. You say it's going to be less than five points. Correct? Is that fair? Correct. Anything bigger than five points is a blowout. Do you believe that? No, let's not say that. Let's say I'll be fair. I was thinking like five points. More than 10 points is a blowout. So let's do this. If it's more than 10 points, you have to host my show on Thursday from...

715 on this Thursday yep yeah okay okay yeah and if you win what do you want um should we do the reverse you have to host my show no because i can't because i have another radio show at that time oh that's true so it had to be something else i'll tell you what i'll put ten bucks on the table I'll put 10 bucks on the table first. This is a trap. That's what your labor is worth for that hour and 45 minutes. Is that a deal? I don't know if I say yes. Am I going to jail? Yes. It's Alabama. Yes. We'll make it a prediction. It's a prediction. This is just the prediction market. Oh, yeah. It's a prediction market. This is a prediction market. We're not betting on it. We're purchasing shares in radio shows based on the outcome. Right. Exactly. So there we go. I'll tell you what. All right. I'll tell you this. I'll do an hour of your other radio show. How about that? Okay, sounds good. All right. To be named later, you can claim it. So we'll do it out of a later date. Okay, all right, good. That's the way it is. All right, I've been out a couple days. You guys have a lot of questions you guys have asked. We're going to get into some of these 10 with him. We're going to give you enough time to actually do about 10 questions here in about 10 minutes. So let's go ahead and get to that. Next, get your questions in right now. 866 494. WVN 866. 494-986. I'm Dale Jackson. This is WVNNN. Stay tuned. This is The Dale Jackson Show. I hope that didn't go out over the air. I hope that didn't happen. I think we're going to have ten more questions that we're going to have the answer if it did. What do you say, Bugsie? He said it didn't. Okay, good deal. Good deal. Good deal. Lots to get into. All right. We got a lot, 10 questions. We got about 10 minutes. Let's get to it. It's time for 10 with him. It's time to answer the deep questions. It's 10 with him. All right. Follow things, personal pop culture, pro wrestling, parasoling, parasol, relationships, and vicious personal attacks usually. usually against cat feet. That's who we usually do our vicious personal attacks with. But we do appreciate you very much being here with us. And thank you so much for spending that time here. So let's go ahead and get right to it. We got 10 days. We have 10 questions. I think we did do the whole thing. So let's go ahead and do it right here. Yeah, the question for you. This is an important one. Can we use AI to make Yaffi's show good? Yeah, could we do that? No, it's just, it's so, it's too gone. How much AI would you say you use? Um...

I mean, I use it a little bit. I'm not using it constantly, but I use it for a little bit of research and help me with the Alabama bullet points and stuff like that. It's good, good. It's only a matter of time until British text reader Bot becomes sentient and takes control of the show. He will probably keep Bugsy on the payroll to read texts and keep his servers cool. Dale will be viewed as a threat and dealt with accordingly. I just want to make sure I understand. This isn't really a question about it. It wasn't interesting text. The chat reading bot is going to become sentient and then make Bugsy read text to it? Is it doing the show? Yeah. Or is the whole show text? It'd be funnier if it made Dale read the text like it reverses. I know. What's the world? And enslaves Dale as the text reader. Why me? Oh my God. Okay. Why do you make it seem like it's only Democrats hate Israel? I brought this up earlier. I don't think the Democrats only hate Israel, but I think a lot of Democrats hate Israel. A lot of them. I mean, Jacob Morrison today said that Israel shouldn't be allowed to have the Iron Dome anymore. It's a purely, yes, a purely defensive technology. They should not be allowed to have it. That's crazy. Why? Because Israel's a bad actor. Because they've engaged in so much genocide, I guess. Even though they haven't engaged in genocide at all, but ignore that. But yeah, isn't that crazy? That's crazy, right? It's insane. Like, are we forgetting that Israel is fighting radical terrorists? We're just... We're getting that, aren't we? You've got to remember, they've been convinced that they're the colonizers. So therefore, they deserve to die. That's it. And don't worry about those colonizers coming from Morocco to Spain, though. Those guys aren't colonizers. That's just 60,000 people crossing a small waterway going on to land that they are not allowed to be on in order to change the culture significantly. Those are not colonizers. That's not what it is. Right? Okay, it's an interesting, interesting world. Marxism rots their brains. The way they view the world just rotts their brains. I don't get it. I don't get it. Dale, who plans a trip to the mountains in 90 degree heat, I'm also taking a three-day weekend, but I'm heading to Destin, Florida. Are you just trying to get as far away as you can from the alligators? Everyone should be trying to get as far away as they can for the alligators. If you see one, you should kill it. Okay? Those are my responses. Look, I just go where Cindy tells me. I get in the car and I show up there. That's how it works. Wherever it is, I get in the car, and if I drive, which I don't normally do, I just follow whatever directional map system she already has set up and I just drive there. That's it. That's it. I did miss the exit I always miss. That one where you go from 24 to 72 in Pittsburgh. You know that exit I'm talking about, Yaffi? Yes, yes. I miss that. I miss it all the time. I miss that exit all the time, all the time.

I don't know why, but I always fly right by. And there's not another one for like 20 miles. Do you have either cut across or chain? I did that one time. And yeah, you're right. All of a sudden you're like, wait a minute. This doesn't look right. Yeah, it sucks. Absolutely sucks. Strange how proposals to save social security are characterized as damaging social security. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, look. Look, that is not even questioned. Anything. Like when they say things like, hey, we're going to raise the retirement age. Oh, can't do that. No, can't do that. It'll destroy Social Security because if people's trust in it will go away. It's like, I don't think people have that much trust it. Oh, well, what if we lower the payments, which is what we're going to end up having to do? And then there's the no, we should be making people pay more who are never going to pay, get anything out of it. And that's what we should be doing as well. Hey, you know how we fix this? We make it a bigger Ponzi scheme. That's what we do. That's how we deal with it. And Tommy Tuberville's getting a hell of a lot of guff over this, even though he's right about it. They're mad at him, Yaffe, because he took $93,000 from Social Security over the last three years. This is a guy who has been a coach. and making legitimate money for decades. He's paid in hundreds of thousands of dollars. And his employers have paid in hundreds of thousands of dollars. It would take him 20 plus years of Social Security in order for him to get that money back. And that doesn't take into account a couple of things. One, inflation. And two, how damn good. Tommy Tuberville isn't apparently investing his money. I mean, come on, right? Yeah. Is that one of the slams they make? Let the man invest his own money and he would have done far better, right? That's literally his idea. He spoke in front of Congress last week and said, let's do that. Yeah. I'm just saying because people slam him all the time. Inside trading, which is not true, but they slam him on him. Well, damn, let him have his own money to do it. Let him invest all of our money. Same point. What's a bigger Ponzi scheme than Bitcoin or anything Bernie Madoff did? The United States Social Security Program. Yeah, answered your own question, but yeah, I would tend to agree. Look, it's going to have to change significantly. It's going to have to change significantly. That's just the truth. And we hate big changes. I think they'll raise the taxes on it. I think that's what they'll do it. I think that's what they'll do. I mean, the thing that's going to wreck, the thing that's going to make us go and solve it is Social Security. Because what they're going to do is the same thing we do with retirement in Alabama. The retirement system of Alabama is flat broke. And every year it takes an infusion of cash from the legislature. And that's how this is all going to work. Dale, how much water do Jews use?

I mean, what are we talking about? Like putting out their... I don't know. I don't know what the heck that guy's talking about. They do use a lot of water. They do a whole desalinization thing in Israel. That's part of how they get their drinking water. That's part of it. I'm assuming this is about data centers. I will say they did not decide. They did not break it down on how much water the Jews use. They did have things like golf courses and things like that. Very interesting story at CBS about that. Yeah, you can see that at the seventh things. It's a pretty cool story about how we blow up everything. Dishwashers at restaurants use far more water than data centers do. Pretty crazy story. Pretty crazy story. Dale, if we force every restaurant to use paper plates, can I have my cat pictures of Yaffi? You like how I set that question up? You like how I set that question up? It was a good setup. Yeah, you can have all the cat pitchers of Yaffy you want for me. I just go ahead and say cat Yaffy or cat fee and it will give you everything you need. Yaffy, did you like your pitcher? No, no. It was stupid. All right. All right. Ask your wife. What's about movie, cats. Oh, yes, they do like the cats from that movie. Can we use AI to make Yaffi's show good? I already asked if he uses it. He says, yeah. So I think that's a lost cause. I also said him up for that one as well. So just, just, you know, I asked if he use AI. He said yes. And then later on, there's a question about could we use AI to make a show good, which means no. See? See how I set that up? You like how I set that? That's called a long con. Long con, baby. This is the Dale Jackson Show. Mike Drop, hosted by former Navy SEAL Mike Ridland. How would you characterize your prowess? I'd say my style is that I just kind of outwork everybody until I get there because I'm not a quitter. It's just you. It's yourself. Everything else is team-oriented. The motivation, it was a sort of anger at myself for being weak. That ends up being the driving factor. That anger, that pride, that ego, I think it's a muscle. It gets stronger. When you take that voice seriously, you start to change your life. Mike Drop, follow and listen on your favorite platform.