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End of Hour 1: Lame RINOs in conservative clothing vie to replace McCarthy // Invasion ongoing at the border! //
End of Hour 2: Hospital union striking against Kaiser // West Maui reopening: They need money and business, but lame emotional people “need more time to heal” SMH // Biden scrambling to get Congress to approve more evil war welfare for Ukraine like an enabling mama // Biden’s dog deported from WH after biting people too much // Letitia James boasts: “The Donald Trump show is over.” //
JLP Show Notes | Thu. 10-5-23
Hake notes from JLP… not too bad of notes. Some great calls. Evil mothers and the false love for “mom” tattoos…
JLP Hr 1 Great monologue on the evil in women and mothers — to this day, men and women are getting “mom” tattoos — or “I love mom” tattoos. Pure evil…. // Great call or two // Super Chats //
JLP Hr 2 Adrian in NY continues from first hour, I believe? She asks how to stop smoking… // Shawn from OR (1st-timer) has Lou Gehrig’s disease (“ALS”), very sick, is God punishing me? He forgave his mother but she didn’t respond well. He doesn’t do the Silent Prayer, the pain meds don’t work. //
… Cisco in PA asks about what it means for a wife to obey. His wife doesn’t; compared to other women he thought she was a winner — in his fallen state. His wife’s having a boy, he has a house at 25 (Gen Z!)… He knows the secret! (Joel Friday knows, but didn’t tell Hake.) // Clay in GA (1st-timer) says he blocked his wife or girlfriend’s number; she called his family members whom she’s never met and accused him of saying stuff about them. She’s listening to the Devil in her head. Don’t get angry, but don’t go into her hell. // Jesse in Nashville, TN (1st-timer)
JLP Hr 3 An ex-Bible Thumper caller whose wife listened to JLP first is “desperate” to get counseling with JLP, but agrees the Bible is the word FROM God, not the Word of God. // Albert in NJ calls back from yesterday — he’s with a woman who already has a son. He was the boy’s guidance (?) counselor, and the boy feels he betrayed him by becoming his mother’s boyfriend. She whupped him because he was disrespectful to her. His mother did the same to him.
HAKE NEWS, Hr 1 | Thu. 10-5-23
Lame RINOs in conservative clothing vie to replace McCarthy // Invasion ongoing at the border! //
Men’s Forum TONIGHT https://rebuildingtheman.com/events
House mess
(CNN & theSkimm Thu. 10/5/23) CNN: The fallout from the stunning vote to remove Rep. Kevin McCarthy as House speaker has reverberated through both sides of the Capitol and left a bitterly divided GOP scrambling to pick up the pieces.
theSkimm: Two House Republicans yesterday: House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA) and Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) announced their bids for House Speaker. Jordan, a founding member of the House Freedom Caucus who was willing to shut down the government over aid for Ukraine, said the GOP now needs to “come together.” And with Scalise looking to take the speaker’s gavel, the House GOP could have another leadership position vacant soon. For what it’s worth, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) said he thinks “very highly” of Scalise and is willing to vote for him.
CNN: Still no clear successor though! Also adding to the contentious environment is the pressure to reach an agreement on government funding, which is set to expire on November 17. With many committee meetings canceled, members and aides alike are questioning how they’ll avert a government shutdown when there is so much uncertainty about the basic rules of House operation.
theSkimm: …Oh and while Republicans are hashing it out, Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) won’t be able to clear her belongings out of her hideaway office. She’s in California and won’t make it before it’s rekeyed after the new speaker pro tempore kicked her out.
Invasion
(CNN or theSkimm Thu. 10/5/23) Several US officials are demanding that the Biden administration take fast and concrete steps to address a migrant crisis that’s stressing state resources across the nation. This week, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson laid out concerns about Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott ramping up the number of buses bringing migrants to Chicago, arguing that the busing tactics could soon double the number of migrants there — which is currently more than 17,000. New York is also grappling with the arrival of thousands of migrants and packed intake facilities. The White House has come under increasing criticism from lawmakers across the country — including some of President Joe Biden’s Democratic allies — over his strategy to stem the flow of migrants arriving at the US-Mexico border.
HAKE NEWS, Hr 2 | Thu. 10-5-23
Hospital union striking against Kaiser // West Maui reopening: They need money and business, but lame emotional people “need more time to heal” SMH // Biden scrambling to get Congress to approve more evil war welfare for Ukraine like an enabling mama // Biden’s dog deported from WH after biting people too much // Letitia James boasts: “The Donald Trump show is over.” //
MEN’S FORUM TONIGHT
Hospital union strike
(CNN or theSkimm Thu. 10/5/23) An estimated 75,000 Kaiser Permanente workers walked off the job Wednesday to fight for a better working environment — one that they say is safer for patients and more tolerable for employees. “We’re exhausted,” a striking Kaiser employee told CNN. The union is demanding that Kaiser management implement a strategy to fix chronic worker shortages, alleging that staffing levels at Kaiser facilities are “unsafe” and patient wait times for care can create “dangerous” scenarios. The striking employees, who work across California, Colorado, Washington, Virginia, Oregon and Washington, DC, comprise 40% of Kaiser Permanente’s total staff.
Maui reopening
(CNN or theSkimm Thu. 10/5/23) Hawaiian officials plan to reopen West Maui to tourists this weekend after the devastating wildfires, but many Lahaina residents say their “grief is still too fresh” to welcome a surge of visitors. Many community members say residents are still mourning their losses and need more time to heal after the fires leveled the town of Lahaina and left 97 dead. “The weight of recent events still burden on our shoulders and our souls ache with grief,” Lahaina native Paele Kiakona said, urging for officials to delay the reopening. Hawaii Gov. Josh Green told CNN that welcoming tourists is necessary to help the over 8,700 people on Maui who are unemployed, saying reopening will help residents “heal faster and continue to be able to afford to live on the island they love and call home.”
Ukraine war welfare: Keep the killing going
(CNN or theSkimm Thu. 10/5/23) President Biden is concerned that failing efforts to approve arms for Ukraine amid political upheaval in Congress could become a serious battlefield concern. Biden on Wednesday hinted that administration officials have been searching for workaround methods of providing Ukraine sustained assistance. Yet without even the chance for a vote on a new speaker until at least next week — and no clear pathway for a vote on new Ukraine assistance after that — the prospects of a new assistance package in the near term appear slim. In a move that could help to alleviate potential aid shortages, the US will transfer thousands of seized Iranian arms to Kyiv, officials told CNN.
President Biden’s dog, Commander, involved in more White House biting incidents than previously reported
(CNN or theSkimm Thu. 10/5/23) Biden’s 2-year-old German shepherd has been moved off the White House campus after at least one playful bite turned into a concerning pattern.
Letitia James’s wishful thinking
(CNN Thu. 10/5/23) QUOTE: “The Donald Trump show is over.” — (NOT READ) New York Attorney General Letitia James, blasting former President Donald Trump’s voluntary appearance at the fraud trial against him as a “political stunt” and a “fundraising stop.” Trump was not required to attend the $250 million civil fraud trial but was in court for the first three days. This comes as Trump has continued to use his legal troubles as a fundraising tool during the third quarter of this year.
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