Hake Tactics | Mon 4-6-26
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Trump cussed at Iran. Consanguineous marriages. Police chase tactics vs fleeing suspects. Life as a refugee or deportee. Don't go personal: Don't talk culture?
The Hake Report, Monday, April 6, 2026 AD
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(0:00:00) Start / Disclaimer
(0:03:26) News… Our guys rescued
(0:05:38) Trump cussed on Truth Social
(0:07:03) 🎶 Hey, guys!
(0:08:19) 📞 JEFF, LA: In—st
(0:11:28) Consanguineous marriages
(0:14:36) 📞 MICHAEL, Canada: Mary Rice Hopkins
(0:16:42) M: Easter. Don't call me traitor!
(0:19:51) 📞 BOBBY, TX: Marrying cousins for inheritance, hold onto wealth; stereotypes; Muhammad
(0:25:26) B: Spiritual canon, what makes BHI true?
(0:26:35) 🗞️ Fatal police chases: Let them chase, let them expend!
(0:35:50) 🗞️ ORR situation with 3yo daughter
(0:39:07) 🗞️ Deported to Uganda as third country
(0:41:58) 📞 TORY, CA: Police chases are ego; stories: Suspend chase policy
(0:48:19) T: Story: Guy took advantage of it!
(0:53:07) T: no serial killers anymore
(0:54:15) 📞 RYAN, IL: Apologies to Ocala, no threats please
(0:56:43) R: Rescue in Iran; CA high-speed rail; Artemis II moon trip
(1:01:22) R… Would you go to space?
(1:03:52) R: Don't go personal, don't talk about r—e,
(1:07:56) R: Arrests: Philly fake cafe; Teacher-child, AR; Trans color
(1:14:23) R: white population, nonviolent statistics, police
(1:18:28) R: Druski–Erika Kirk
(1:20:13) 📞 JOHN, KY: 14th Amendment… Fools, I—t for Christ
(1:26:43) J: BHI canon?
(1:32:34) 💬 Supers… enunciate OMT
(1:40:07) 💬 Coffees: Popcorn, Ronnie, Popcorn
(1:48:32) 💬 Chat shoutouts, DLive
(1:49:24) 📞 ROBERT, KS: Trump so smart, yeah right
(1:53:34) Outro
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| HAKE NEWS Mon 4-6-26
🗞️ News (CNN email, AP, Morning Brew, theSkimm Mon 4-6-26 — CNN Sun)
5 things to know for April 6: Artemis II, Daring rescue, Strait of Hormuz, Savannah Guthrie, California governor’s race
In the news today: A draft proposal to end the Iran war; how the conflict could affect the 2026 election; and America’s shortage of tailors. Also, a musical tradition that’s under threat.
Trump administration agencies post Easter messages celebrating Christ’s resurrection
On Sunday, April 5, 2026, several Trump administration Cabinet departments heralded Christ's resurrection on official social media, marking a departure from traditional practices of maintaining constitutional separation of church and state.
While statements of faith are common in American public life, the tradition has been for administrations to avoid favoring one faith, though Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth frequently invokes evangelical faith as head of the armed forces.
The Justice Department stated it is "proud to protect and defend religious liberty," while the Department of Homeland Security and the State Department declared, "He is risen."
Responses varied, with some expressing joy at the embrace of Christianity, while critics argued government agencies should not promote a specific faith; the Council on American-Islamic Relations assailed the administration for "deranged mocking of Islam."
Last week, Hegseth hosted a monthly Christian worship service at the Pentagon, as President Trump demanded Iran open the Strait of Hormuz by Tuesday or face "Hell" amid military tensions.
Pres. Trump endorses former Fox News host Steve Hilton for California governor
IRAN - 2026 Iran war - Wikipedia
Trump says deal with Iran possible by Monday, Fox News reports
Trump promises to strike Iran’s infrastructure on Tuesday if Strait of Hormuz isn’t reopened — Saturday Trump says Iran has 48 hours to make deal or U.S. will unleash ‘hell’
Iran says IRGC intelligence chief Majid Khademi killed in US-Israeli strike
US, Iran and mediators make push for 45-day ceasefire: Report
Trump Says U.S. Sent Guns to Iranian Protesters Through Kurds
[ALL THREE PILOTS RESCUED] (F-15E Strike Eagle crew and A-10 Warthog pilot, per Google AI / Search) U.S. rescues missing crew member in Iran after fighter jet shot down — CIA misled Iranian forces to enable Navy Seal rescue of injured US Airman — Earlier: Iran, US race to find crew member of crashed American fighter jet — I guess this was the Second U.S. Air Force plane downed in Persian Gulf region; pilot rescued: Report
Iran says Iraq exempt from any Strait of Hormuz restrictions
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Russia Says It Downed 148 Ukrainian Drones as Energy Strikes Intensify (Daily)
Artemis II arrives in lunar space ahead of its trip around the Moon
Savannah Guthrie returns to ‘Today’ after search for mother passes 2 months
Despite 241% Spending Surge and Record Treatment Numbers, U.S. Mental Health Outcomes Continue to Deteriorate, Congressional RoundTable and CCHR Warns — Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) is a nonprofit mental health watchdog
Police Pursuits Kill 8 Across U.S. in Less Than a Week At least eight people have died across the United States in less than a week during high-speed police pursuits, intensifying national debate over risky law enforcement tactics.
In Alabama, four people died late Friday when a vehicle fleeing an Alabama Law Enforcement Agency trooper crashed into a tree in Pike County; none wore seat belts.
Wednesday, the Pomona Police Department pursued a domestic violence suspect whose car struck another vehicle, killing an expectant couple days before their child's birth. Fort Worth police reported a separate fatal crash on Interstate 35.
The Police Executive Research Forum recommends that departments restrict high-speed pursuits to violent crimes presenting imminent threats, addressing hundreds of annual chase-related fatalities nationwide.
Pursuit frequency has increased in cities like Houston and New York City, prompting law enforcement experts to call for updated policies managing the risks of dangerous chases.
Family Says 3-Year-Old Was Sexually Abused in ORR Custody — Office of Refugee Resettlement released a 3-year-old girl to her father, who discovered she had suffered alleged sexual abuse in foster care that officials previously described as an "accident."
President Donald Trump's administration implemented stricter release policies last year, causing average custody times for children in ORR care to jump from 37 days to almost 200 days.
According to legal director Fisher Flores of the American Bar Association's ProBar project, the organization filed eight habeas petitions this year for children held in federal custody for an average of 225 days.
Legal advocates increasingly turn to federal courts to challenge prolonged detention, as the girl now lives in Chicago with her grandparents while her immigration case proceeds.
Neha Desai, managing director at the National Center for Youth Law, called the case "yet another version of family separation," highlighting systemic failures in reporting and transparency within the ORR.
First group of 12 deportees from the US arrives in Uganda, lawyers say
12 people deported from the United States arrived in Uganda on a private charter flight, marking the first known transfer under the bilateral Safe Third Country Agreement.
President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown drives the deportations, which seek to remove individuals unable to return home; the United States has established similar transfer agreements with at least seven other African nations.
Uganda Law Society condemned the arrival, stating deportees were "effectively dumped in Uganda through an undignified, harrowing and dehumanizing process," and plans to challenge the legality of the transfers in court.
Yasmeen Hibrawi, public affairs counsellor at the United States Embassy in Kampala, said transfers "are in full co-operation with the government of Uganda," though she declined to discuss specific cases for privacy reasons.
Uganda already hosts nearly 2 million refugees, primarily from South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo; officials confirmed arrivals will remain during a transition phase for potential onward transmission.
2 Pennsylvania firefighters in UTV killed in head-on crash during search for a missing woman
Gasoline tanker erupts in flames after hitting power lines in Texas
Maine man drowns saving his children from rip current in South Florida Beach
Hiker in Critical Condition After Being Stung More than 100 Times by Bees in Arizona
Toddler Injured by Wolf After Crawling Under Pennsylvania Zoo's Exterior Metal Fence
Secret Service Investigates Overnight Gunfire Near Lafayette Park
I think we mentioned: Trump signs memo directing DHS to pay all employees during shutdown
Keanu Reeves Reveals His Candid Advice for Aspiring Actors — “Try not to be a f--ing a--hole,” Keanu exclusively told E! News’ Will Marfuggi during a joint interview with his Outcome costars Cameron Diaz and Matt Bomer. “And go to work and respect who you’re working with until they prove they don’t get your respect.” WHATEVER…
White Trump supporter murdered by black left-winger, and nobody’s talking about it…
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