After Hours With Alex Stein - March 25th, 2026

Summary

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Podcast Summary: After Hours With Alex Stein (March 25, 2026)

Overview

This episode of After Hours With Alex Stein on Real America’s Voice features Alex Stein’s signature no-filter commentary on current political, cultural, and media controversies. The episode is split between Stein’s monologues on the fallout from a public confrontation involving ex-FBI director Dan Bongino and an in-depth interview with Janae Jackson, young mayoral candidate for Irving, Texas. The conversation touches on media hypocrisy, political strategy, housing, culture wars, LGBTQ+ issues in schools, and criminal justice. Throughout, Stein maintains his irreverent, provocative, and combative style—with humor and candid exchanges.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Dan Bongino Controversy and Public Trolling

Timestamps: 04:51–15:58

• Incident Overview:
  Stein opens by dissecting the recent confrontation of Dan Bongino, former FBI director, by conservative activist Ivan Ranklin at a public event. Ranklin publicly accused Bongino of being a "pedophile protector," referencing lingering questions about Epstein case prosecutions.

• Reaction and Critique:
  Stein criticizes Bongino’s emotional reaction, suggesting that as a public figure, ignoring trolls is more effective than giving them airtime.

  • Quote (Alex Stein, 08:44):
    “You’re only giving fuel to the fire. You’re only giving the people that trolled you more credibility… the best advice in this situation was to forget about it. Don’t even mention it. Who cares? It’s a viral video for one day on Twitter. We have attention spans of two minutes in society.”

• Confrontation’s Broader Meaning:
  Ivan Ranklin calls in to clarify he acted alone, not as part of a conspiracy, and to voice grassroots frustration with perceived lack of accountability for elite crimes.

  • Quote (Ivan Ranklin, 12:00):
    “What a lot of Americans want to say… we believed in you. We thought you were going to do a good job. And it turns out you’re running cover for elite pedophiles… we’re not going to forget about it.”

• Takeaways:
  Stein ultimately empathizes with both sides but insists Bongino’s overreaction did more harm than good to his public image and conservative base:

  • Quote (Alex Stein, 13:39):
    “There’s gonna be more people that give you some friction... The best reaction is no reaction.”

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2. Interview with Janae Jackson: Culture, Politics, and Local Issues

Timestamps: 19:39–57:17

A. Breaking the Ice—Pop Culture and Identity

• Michael Jackson, LeBron, and Humor:
  • Stein and Jackson debate Michael Jackson’s legacy, exoneration, and LeBron vs. Jordan. Stein defends MJ, dismisses abuse allegations, and praises his cultural impact.
  • Lively exchange on African American contributions to sports and culture.

B. Mayoral Campaign in Irving, Texas

Timestamps: 22:22–24:09; 56:20–57:17

• Campaign Values and Platform:

  • Jackson outlines her goals: infrastructure renewal, digital security, housing affordability, and attracting corporate HQs to Irving.
  • Positioning herself as a young, bold, innovative leader—focusing more on "ageism" than direct racism in the campaign.
  • Quote (Janae Jackson, 22:43):
    “I’m 29. I’m the youngest person to ever run for mayor in our city, and I have a lot of bold ideas as it relates to infrastructure, rebuilding our digital infrastructure and being prepared in case we’re hacked or something like that.”

• Housing Crisis:

  • Both discuss the struggle for homeownership for younger Americans, blaming investor-led artificial price inflation.

C. Racial and Cultural Humor

Timestamps: 28:09–31:29

• Stein and Jackson talk race, humor, and cultural resilience. Stein extols Black Americans’ sense of humor and points out foundational Black contributions to America.
• Quote (Janae Jackson, 29:36):
  “We’ve been through a lot, so it’s easy for us to laugh. We laugh through our pain.”

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D. LGBTQ+ Issues and School Policy

Timestamps: 35:14–37:52

• Book Ban Controversy:

  • Jackson triggered backlash for proposing that “weird” or sexually explicit books (focusing on gender and LGBTQ+ topics) should be age-segregated or removed from public libraries.
  • Both criticize what they see as overreach and excess sexualization of children in schools.

• Symbols and Flags in Public Space:

  • Discussion of Texas legislation removing “political crosswalks” (Pride flag-themed), which both support, seeing public funds for identity-based symbols as unnecessary.
  • Biblical justification and reference to church figures; light humor about Diddy’s scandal and community rumors.

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E. Corruption and Local Accountability

Timestamps: 48:36–50:56

• Viral Houston Scandal:

  • They review a news story about a Houston employee stealing $200,000 in tools via city credit cards and flipping them online.
  • Jackson pledges transparency, audits, and public accountability if elected.

• Quote (Janae Jackson, 50:44):
  “I would expose him publicly, really harshly... make sure that they’re no longer in city hall.”

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F. Immigration and Social Services

Timestamps: 50:56–54:12

• Illegal Immigration:
  • Jackson supports local cooperation with ICE, citing job protection and housing for existing residents as priorities.
  • They play a clip of Sen. Chris Murphy ("the people we care about most, the undocumented Americans..."), mocking the prioritization of undocumented people over citizens.
  • Quote (Alex Stein, 53:17):
    “He clearly said he cares about illegal immigrants the most. Not just as much, but the most... and they can’t even technically vote for him.”

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G. Faith, Scandal, and Candid Conversation

Timestamps: 41:00–45:17; 57:33–58:38

• Cultural Morality:

  • Candid talk about church, scandal, and temptations (i.e. Diddy parties), faith, gospel, and the realities of public image vs. private actions, with humorous admissions from Stein.

• Hot topic banter:

  • Dialog veers into celebrity scandal, sexuality, gossip, and moral boundaries in politics and pop culture.

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3. Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On public trolling and reaction

  • Alex Stein (08:44): “You’re only giving fuel to the fire... Best advice: forget about it.”

• On public service accountability

  • Janae Jackson (50:44): “I would expose him publicly... We can’t have that.”

• On housing and local politics

  • Janae Jackson (22:43): “I’m the youngest person to ever run for mayor... I have bold ideas... digital infrastructure and being prepared.”

• On humor as cultural resilience

  • Janae Jackson (29:36): “We’ve been through a lot, so it’s easy for us to laugh.”

• On school symbols and flags

  • Alex Stein (39:22): “We need a sidewalk that celebrates you like to have gay sex? I just think it’s unnecessary.”

• On mayoral race elevator pitch

  • Janae Jackson (56:20): “I’m going to bring innovation... new construction, jobs... bring change in city hall.”

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Timestamps for Important Segments

| Segment | Timestamp | |------------------------------------------------------|----------------| | Dan Bongino Controversy; Trolling Advice | 04:51–15:58 | | Janae Jackson Interview – Pop Culture Opener | 19:39–22:22 | | Housing/Affordability in Irving | 22:43–24:09 | | Racial Humor and Culture | 28:09–31:29 | | LGBTQ+ Books & School Policy | 35:14–37:52 | | Political Crosswalks/Pride Flags Controversy | 38:55–41:00 | | Houston City Card Scandal | 48:36–50:56 | | Immigration Policy and Critique | 50:56–54:12 | | Mayoral Pitch and Closing | 56:20–58:38 |

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Notable Quotes (with Attribution & Timestamps)

• Dan Bongino fracas:

  • “You’re only giving fuel to the fire... the best advice in this situation was to forget about it."
    — Alex Stein (08:44)

• Pedophile prosecution critique:

  • “You are definitely not a pedophile prosecutor... seven months as FBI director prosecuted zero pedophiles related to Epstein.”
    — Alex Stein (13:39)

• On resilience and humor:

  • “We’ve been through a lot, so it’s easy for us to laugh. We laugh through our pain.”
    — Janae Jackson (29:36)

• Public accountability:

  • “I would expose him publicly, really harshly... make sure that they’re no longer in city hall.”
    — Janae Jackson (50:44)

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Tone and Language

The episode is lively, confrontational, and often tongue-in-cheek, with Stein’s trademark irreverence and willingness to court controversy. Jackson’s responses blend youthful energy, faith-based values, and a practical, sometimes playful approach to campaign issues. The conversations oscillate between serious policy critique and rowdy, meme-infused comedy.

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Conclusion

This episode of After Hours with Alex Stein captures the intersection of hot-button national debates—public accountability, elite impunity, LGBTQ+ education controversy, cultural identity—with deeply local concerns over housing, governance, and representation. Stein’s brand is to “call balls and strikes” with shock-jock candor, while Jackson positions herself as an energetic reform candidate with traditional values. The broader message: ignore trolls, expect controversy, and don’t be afraid to laugh—or take the fight to city hall.

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Transcript

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[Alex Stein]

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to After Hours with Alex Stein, right here on Real America's Voice. What a beautiful evening. We got a lot to talk about over the weekend. Former FBI director Dan Bongino got confronted by some people that I know. I guess I know one of them, Ivan Ranklin, and they really ruffled his feathers. Now, you would think being a public figure like Dan Bongino and a former FBI director, that this should just be water off a duck's back. I mean, when you put yourself at that, you know, high of a position in that big of a spotlight, you're gonna get some friction. That's just life, especially when you're in the public eye. But no, Dan was really affected by this. When I think that it was not that big of a deal. And honestly, you know, I called AOC a big booty Latina, and then she freaked out, and it was her reaction that made it such a big deal. So, you know, I kind of know what it's like to troll and press politicians and public figures, but I really just want to say Dan Boncino.

[Janae Jackson]

I don't.

[Alex Stein]

I like Dan Bonjino. I mean, I don't agree with some of his positions anymore. The fact that he basically talked about how he was going to expose everything with Jeffrey Epstein and then change the narrative and now says that Jeffrey Epstein somehow jumped off the second bunk of his cell and killed himself, which basically seems impossible, but that's neither here nor there. Not even talking about his record, his seven months in the FBI. We can just put all that to the side. Let's just kind of call balls and strikes when it comes to his podcasting career and being a person in the public eye. Now, like I just said, you're going to get some friction when you're out of public events because not everybody loves you, and that's not how the world works. And so if somebody comes up to you and trolls you, you shouldn't react. You should just be cool. But Damon Gino was not very cool. So let's play this clip, and then you can get my reaction after you put your name.

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[Ivan Ranklin]

I play on. You're a pedophile protector. A pedophile protector. Pedophile protector.

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You. You.

[Ivan Ranklin]

I was a cop for nine years. You're pedop protector. You're a pedop.

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Pedop protector.

[Alex Stein]

You. Dude, you. Now, it's very obvious from that clip, Dan got very triggered. He started cussing at this very nice conservative event that he was speaking at. And I go to a lot of these events, and I speak at some of these events. And I do agree that when you go there, you probably have the assumption that everybody there is going to be nice to you, and they wouldn't invite you to an event where somebody's going to press you and call you a pedophile protector. And to be honest, I truly don't think Dan wants to protect pedophiles. But if you just look at his track record and you look at what he did as the FBI director, yes, crime did go down in Washington D.C. i do want to give him credit for that, most definitely. But at the same exact time, when you look that the UK has arrested more people involved with Jeffrey Epstein than anybody from the FBI or in America, it really makes you wonder what their motivations are for not having more arrests. So it's a very simple situation. Does Dan Bongino like pedophiles? No. No, he does not. But did Dan Bongino take advantage of his position and actually go after pedophiles? I think you could say he also did not do that either. And maybe that's because there are people that are connected with Jeffrey Epstein that are incredibly powerful, that run big industries, that have a lot of influence. I don't know. There could be a laundry list of reasons why Dan Bongino did not go after these people. Maybe they had immunity. Maybe Jeffrey Epstein was working for some of our intelligence agen or maybe that intelligence agencies of foreign countries, I don't know. But what I do know is that Dan got very triggered and this is how he reacted on his podcast after it. These people are not in our club.

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[Alex Stein]

They show up at MAGA clubs and cause chaos. They had a group of them show up this weekend after this event calling people, forgive me for the language folks in the show, but screaming and cussing, calling people, by the way, not just me and others calling attendees that's been. These are guys telling you they're part of your crew. I just have to laugh because, you know, he was using the f slur. We can't say it on TV because it is, you know, it's a bad word. It's a naughty word. And you know, I can empathize with Dan. He doesn't go to these public events to be called the f slur. But for Dan to go and repeat it seems a little hypocritical. And I think he could just use the same language that I use. But I guess he is a free speech absolutist and he's not held to the same restrictions that we are because we're a TV show and he's on Rumble, where you can basically do whatever you want. But I don't envy his position. You know, sadly, Dan Bongino's podcast ratings are going down. And I know that he doesn't like that because at one point he was the top dog. But people realize, Dan, that when you're dishonest about the same things that you were campaigning against The Epstein files, corruption within D.C. and then now it seems like you're defending all the things that you were supposed to expose. So, Dan, I don't think that you should be called the F word. I'm not that crazy. And I don't think you're a bad guy. I actually like you, Dan. I mean, you did protect Hillary Clinton, which is a little weird. But, I mean, that's your job as a Secret Service agent, and that's your duty. You're gonna, you know, fulfill your duty. I can respect that. But for you to get this triggered and go on your podcast that still has a lot of listeners and just complain that these guys are so bad, you're supposed to ignore this. You're supposed to treat these people as if they don't exist. And one of these guys is Ivan Ranklin, who I'm friends with, who is, dare I say, a little cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs, but so am I. And I think that's why Ivan is the way that he is. And that's why he is a popular guy in his own right, because he is different. Because he is shot out of a cannon, because he only has one speed, full speed. And I can respect that as well. So my point is this, Dan. You should talk to a public relations expert, because when a situation like this happens, you. You're only giving fuel to the fire. You're only giving the people that trolled you more credibility. For all of the people that don't like you. The best advice in this situation was to forget about it. Don't even mention it. Who cares? It's a viral video for one day on Twitter. We have attention spans of two minutes in society. Everybody's going to forget about it. But when you go on your podcast and you just breathe life into this and you make this some holier than thou position, as if somebody coming up to you at a meeting or a public event and saying something you don't like is that big a deal. It's really not. It's really a nothing burger. But you made this a full Big arch burger for McDonald's. And now you've given clout to the guys that you hate so much. And so now we're getting a reaction from one of the fellas that called you out. I don't even know his name, poor guy. But I think we have his handle in the top left corner. So let's check out the guy that he accused the former cop of, of, I guess, disrupting this event. And he has a different story to tell.

[Ivan Ranklin]

So I'M the guy that confronted Dan Bongino the other day on video, and I would like to clear a couple things up. Number one, I am not a political operative that works with Michael Flynn or even Ivan Raiklin. I just met Ivan that night for the first time. So this wasn't some organized event that we were trying to sabotage maga. It was organic, and I was speaking from the heart. And what a lot of Americans want to say to the CA and Dan Bongino, that we believed in you. We thought you were going to do a good job. And it turns out that you're running cover for elite pedophiles, rich elite pedophiles. I'm not okay with it. You have not been held accountable since. And you're making AI memes of us, which I'm laughing at. I'm sending them to my family. Everyone's laughing. You're making AI memes instead of addressing the issue that you campaigned or not campaigned. But you, on your podcast for years were talking about Epstein and pedophilia. And now suddenly the files don't exist. And all this, then they do. Suddenly they exist afterwards. They do exist. So I have a problem with that, with lying to the public about things that we know are true about rich elite people having sex and killing kids. But you're telling us to forget about it, but no, we're not going to. And someone gave me your number. I tried to call and text you, and you kept saying it wasn't you, but I know it was you. And yeah, let's have a civil discussion instead of making AI memes stop dodging encounters building.

[Alex Stein]

Well, Dan, I thought his response was pretty accurate. I mean, this is how a lot of the MAGA base feels, whether you want to admit it or not. And I know that's a hard pill to swallow, Dan, that not everybody's just going to be a Trump Dan Bongino sycophant. Because we know that there are elite people doing disgusting things to kids, specifically on Jeffrey Epstein's island, and we want retribution for all of those crimes. And sadly, you have to be the fall guy. I don't think that you're necessarily a pedophile protector, but you're definitely not a pedophile prosecutor because your job, in the seven months that you were the FBI director, prosecuted zero pedophiles related to Jeffrey Epstein. And that guy did say it, right? That you spent the majority of the years before becoming the FBI director talking on your podcast about how you're going to go after all of these creeps. You are going to be the guy that actually did the job that the leftists and libtards and democrats previously in power refused to do. So Dan, I'm not saying that that was a great thing, but I think your reaction made it 10 times worse. So in the future, which I would bet a lot of money, there's going to be more people that give you some friction. There's going to be more people that tell you things that you don't want to hear. And in the future, don't react. Don't feed the troll. I'm a troll. Take it from a troll. A troll takes one to no one. I am that guy. So the next time somebody says something derogatory to you, just give them a smile, kill him with kindness, and say, you know what? Have a nice day. Because that's really the best reaction is no reaction. But going on your podcast making AI slot memes of these guys in dresses, it's just weird. It's cringe and it really doesn't help you at all. All right guys, coming up next, we're going to dive even deeper. Donald Trump is talking about the war. It looks like the war might be over, so that's good news. We'll be talking about it after the break.

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Welcome back to After Hours with Alex Stein right here on Real America's Voice. And we have a great guest in studio. She's running for mayor of Irving. She's the one, the only Janae Jackson. Janae, how are you doing?

[Janae Jackson]

Janae I'm doing great. It's just an honor to be here to meet someone like yourself.

[Alex Stein]

Oh wow, that looks. That's so nice to say an honor. Most women don't say that. Most women are. They don't ever, you know, gas me up like that. But, Janae, I gotta ask you, though. I love the last name Jackson. I gotta start off with a random question. I'm the biggest Michael Jackson fan in the world. Are you a Michael Jackson fan?

[Janae Jackson]

I'm more of LeBron, you know.

[Alex Stein]

You're a LeBron fan? The LA Flopper? You're talking about the guy that's flopping all over the court?

[Janae Jackson]

Yeah, I guess.

[Alex Stein]

Oh, my. Don't look at your husband. Her husband's here. She keeps looking at her husband. Don't look at him. Look at me. I'm the one hosting the show, not your husband. But I want to tell you this much. Michael Jackson was never a pedophile.

[Janae Jackson]

Oh, wow.

[Alex Stein]

That documentary that they did about him with Wade Robinson and James Safechuck, Wade Robinson was his lead character witness in two court cases where he said that he never touched him. So Michael Jackson was one of the best artists, was insanely smart. He actually had the original recordings of all these music, the Beatles, all these. You know, he was a genius. But my point is, Michael Jackson would not be dumb enough to put a kid on the stand to defend him two different times if he molested him. So James Safechuck, the other guy in the documentary that said that Michael Jackson molested him, said it. He happened in the train house. The year that he said that it happened, not only was the train house not built, but the architect hadn't even drawn up the plan. So the kid wasn't even at the train house. And then Michael Jackson, the only settlement that he actually paid was to this kid, Jordi Chandler. Long story short, Jordy Chandler's dad, who encouraged him to do that, ended up committing suicide. And they wanted to fight it, but it was Johnny Cochran that wanted to fight it. It was actually Michael Jackson's other attorney that said, hey, let's just pay the settlement. We'll pay a few hundred thousand dollars and go on down the road. And he was investigated for 19 years by the F. They never convicted him or ever found anything.

[Janae Jackson]

I mean, Michael, that's because he's a Jackson. What could you expect?

[Alex Stein]

Okay, see, now you like Michael Jackson. You're talking about LeBron.

[Janae Jackson]

I thought he said Michael Jordan.

[Alex Stein]

Just, oh, I'm talking about my mj. I'm talking about that. But even though you're telling me you're a Jordan stand, I mean, you're a LeBron. Stan over MJ. Michael Jordan?

[Janae Jackson]

I think so. Yeah.

[Alex Stein]

Well, I will say I like LeBron because I remember when he was in high school, he was such a phenom, and he actually delivered, and that's a lot of pressure.

[Janae Jackson]

Yeah.

[Alex Stein]

But if I'm just talking balls and strikes when it comes to Jordan vs. LeBron, Jordan created a shoe culture.

[Janae Jackson]

He did.

[Alex Stein]

That is even bigger than the NBA, arguably.

[Janae Jackson]

You know what? You're right.

[Alex Stein]

See, I need to run for mayor. Okay, so tell us about your campaign. You're running for mayor of Irving, and you're going against a Hispanic guy. And so, you know, you as an African American woman. Have there been any racial attacks? Has it gone into race yet or is it not? You know what?

[Janae Jackson]

So far, I have received more ageism more than racism.

[Alex Stein]

Oh, because you're very young.

[Janae Jackson]

I'm 29. I'm the youngest person to ever run for mayor in our city, and I have a lot of bold ideas as it relates to infrastructure, rebuilding our digital infrastructure and being prepared in case we're hacked or something like that. I have a cybersecurity view when it comes down to our city. And so today I was speaking with a couple of realtors, and I told them, you know, one of my main things is build, baby, build. Yeah, you know, Trump goes, he says, oh, drill, baby, drill. Mines was build, baby built, and Irving is fairly developed. So we're. I'm getting with different developers and different realtors and just trying to come up with ideas on how we can bring single family homes, town homes, duplexes into the area for people that's in my generation that want to invest in the city of Irving and haven't been able to.

[Alex Stein]

Well, I think that's one of the biggest crisis that we're facing. It's an affordability crisis where people basically can't even afford a home. But I think a lot of that has to do with these banks that are all, you know, it's like banks and these multinational corporations that own all the homes that can artificially inflate the price. And it's like, you know, us humans are competing with actual banks and corporations to buy these homes. I think that's one of the biggest frustrations young people have is that home ownership almost seems, like, impossible.

[Janae Jackson]

It seems like an American dream. Like, we're. We're never going to get there. I know, you know, I'm 29. I haven't bought my home yet, and I. I want to.

[Alex Stein]

Well, I hope you win. And honestly. So I can go yell at you at the city council meeting. You know, I'm, I'm famous for causing a bunch of drama at the city council.

[Janae Jackson]

So I saw the, the rip shirt scene.

[Alex Stein]

Well, I've done a lot more than that. I mean, I go insane for the Ukraine. I did the fauci Ouchie. And if you're the mayor, oh my gosh, I'm gonna do a striptease dance and get arrested. And I'm kidding. I'm not gonna.

[Janae Jackson]

I will be prepared.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, be prepared. Wear, wear your glasses. You're gonna have to block it. I don't want your husband to beat me up. But. Okay, we gotta break, we gotta break some news on the show. So Donald Trump said that he had a great meeting with the leaders of Iran and that they gave him a great present and that the war is heading to a conclusion. Now, I think this is great news because everybody's worried about the gas prices. Have you been affected by the gas prices?

[Janae Jackson]

No.

[Alex Stein]

You're probably rich. I haven't.

[Janae Jackson]

I'm not rich, but.

[Alex Stein]

Okay, but I mean, you haven't been. I mean, I'm not even trying to complain, like it's that big. I do host a TV show, but still, you know, the gas, gas was cheap. Gas was not that long ago. And then. And nobody likes to buy gas. Right? You know, it's just like, it's just a necessary evil. I mean, I'd rather go to the club, rather get some dinner, rather, you know, spend it on something good, not filling up my gas tank. And listen, I got a lot of ladies that need a lot of food and need a lot of loving, and the best loving I can give them is the extra money that I got in my bank account. Okay, so let's, let's watch Donald Trump give us some good news about the Iran war, because they're going to make a deal. They're going to make a deal. They did something yesterday that was amazing, actually. They gave us a present and the President arrived today and it was a very big present worth a tremendous amount of money. And I'm not going to tell you what that president is, but it was a very significant prize and they gave it to us and they said they were going to give it. So that meant one thing to me. We're dealing with the right people. No, it wasn't nuclear related. It was oil and gas related. And it was a very nice thing they did. But what it showed me is that we're dealing with the right people. So that sounds like it's good news. Donald Trump is negotiating with them. It Looks like this potentially could come to an end, a conclusion very soon. I hope that that is the case so we don't lose any more service members. So. So what do you think he's talking about? Oil and gas. I mean, you think that's a good thing?

[Janae Jackson]

I think that's an amazing thing, especially for the city of Irving residents, where we go buy gas, like you said, and prices is high. It'd be good to see those gas prices go down, you know, So I feel like Donald Trump, for the most part, he considers Americans on a global scale, and I believe that he's doing what he can, and so I think that is great news.

[Alex Stein]

Well, you know, to be honest, Donald Trump really cares about the stock market, and he noticed that it was taking a little bit of a hit. So, you know, he notices that they're in his ear. So he understands Everybody's got these 401ks, a lot of people that are invested in the stock market. So when it goes down, I think he takes that as a direct reflection of his presidency, and I am sure that he wants it to go back up. So I think that is why he's definitely motivated to end this war, this conflict. He doesn't even call it a war, but I think it is one. But that's neither nor there. What is important is that it looks like we're coming to a conclusion. And the fact that we're able to negotiate with Iran, we are making progress. Because I would have thought after we killed their whole entire leadership structure that it would be very difficult to have communication with them and come to some sort of agreement.

[Janae Jackson]

You're right.

[Alex Stein]

But if somebody is in charge, it's powerful enough to give us a bunch of oil and gas. And it seems like Donald Trump is happy. And if I'm being honest, he looks like he's been kind of stressed for the past month. So that is good. So the people of Irving will be happy when those gas prices go down.

[Janae Jackson]

Absolutely. Absolutely. Do you hear that? Irving.

[Alex Stein]

Irving. And then, yes, that's what we need. So tell us a little bit about yourself. You went to high school in Duncanville.

[Janae Jackson]

I went to Duncanville High School and I graduated.

[Alex Stein]

Duncanville's good at basketball. They're good at all right? Or am I right? Are they good at football? Yeah.

[Janae Jackson]

FEMALE Basketball is.

[Alex Stein]

Is unbelievable, right?

[Janae Jackson]

Unbelievable for us.

[Alex Stein]

So I went to Highland Park. We're good at football, but, you know, we know we're all white kids. We don't have a good basketball team. You know, guys aren't somehow in Indiana, the white kids are good. But it is true that. I mean, Highland park, actually, I think we won state or we went to state. I don't know if we've ever actually won state in basketball, but there is something to that. That. Would you agree or are you going to be. Are you going to virtue signal black people are better than white people at basketball?

[Janae Jackson]

I don't know. I just.

[Alex Stein]

Oh, my gosh. You're not giving me a politically correct answer. This is not a politically correct show, okay? Luka Donches is a good white player. Dirk Nowitzi is a good white player. But if the whole NBA, there's like five good white players and the rest are black. Let's just be real. I would say that if you're going to be honest, black people are better at basketball.

[Janae Jackson]

Let's take that credit. I'll take it for.

[Alex Stein]

Okay, good. On this show, you know, black people are great at certain things. White people are good at certain things. And we can just call.

[Janae Jackson]

Absolutely.

[Alex Stein]

I mean, I don't think that that's racist at all.

[Janae Jackson]

It's not these people.

[Alex Stein]

What do you think about racism? Because I do believe that there is racism. I do believe that it exists. But I'll tell you this much. I do a lot of edgy humor. I do a lot of shock jockery stuff. Black people have a much better sense of humor, and Hispanic people have a good sense of humor. Yeah, it's like Indians and Muslims and even some Jewish people. Those people are a little more sensitive when you kind of tease them. Why do you think that is that black people are able to. To, I guess, take a joke when a lot of other cultures, you know,

[Janae Jackson]

because we've been through a lot, so it's easy for us to laugh. You know, we laugh through our pain. It's easy to take a joke. If it's real, it's real. You can't get mad, you know, you just gotta take it, eat it.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, I agree. I'm just telling you, it's like I, you know, I go after a lot of people and I don't really go after black people. But I mean, I've made some black jokes. I've made some, you know, sideways jokes. And I'm telling you, even when they go viral, usually the people in my comment, my friend Cassidy Campbell, he plays this black, Black character. He's a white guy, but he acts like he's a black guy. And it's actually very funny. He's very viral. And in the comments, it's all black people telling him he's very funny. So I can just tell from him, because I'm gonna make a lot of content together, that black people don't really care about jokes. Actually, it's funny.

[Janae Jackson]

We don't. We actually don't. If anything, that bridge could have been mended so long ago.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah.

[Janae Jackson]

You know, because we all laugh, we joke about the same things, you know, and to be honest, I feel like we have the same interests as it relates to our economy. We all want better education, we all want good jobs, we all want better health care. You know, it's self explanatory.

[Alex Stein]

Well, you know what they called fba, Foundational Black Americans. And this country was built by a lot of black people. And whether people want to admit that or not, that I don't think this country would be the same that it is today without black people. So that's why I also, you know, I love. We're about to go to break. But I also love Big Booty Latinas and people get mad, oh, we gotta deport them all. Oh my God. I know, I love them. But what I'm saying is Texas used to be Mexico. So that's why they got a little more, they have a little more justification for being here than somebody from Mumbai, India, or from, you know, Afghanistan or wherever, because they were here before America was even America. So, you know, I, I love my black people, love my Big Booty Latinas. I love them so much. You, you know what that does that trigger you when I say that? Big Booty Latinas. All right, we're going to talk more about Big Booty Latinas. I'm going to be make. I'm going to try to cancel Janae after the break.

[Janae Jackson]

You don't want to miss it.

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[Janae Jackson]

libraries and there was immediate backlash. I You know, even age appropriate material, maybe we can section it off by age, you know, but there was still a lot of people that was in disagreement with that, which I didn't understand. I felt like the LGBTQ is a little radical with their sexualization of children.

[Alex Stein]

You think they're obsessed with it? They're obsessed with it, yeah.

[Janae Jackson]

So it being in public libraries, in the kids section, to be honest, you wouldn't think that that would cause an uproar.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, it did. Well, you know, I've done a lot of research. I even went to this one library where they're, you know, having a big. This is in Idaho, and they're having a big. You know, it was like part of the legislation. It was a big deal. And so I went to the kids section. They have books called how to bind your breasts. So, like. Yes. So girls, if they want to be trans. How to bind. Have set, you know, books that have stories about people talking about anal sex and very graphic stuff. So this does exist. And it seems really unnecessary and weird that they're fighting so hard for this to be in the kids section.

[Janae Jackson]

And their kids.

[Alex Stein]

Their kids.

[Janae Jackson]

Kids are kids. They're not sex symbols. They shouldn't be sexualized. They shouldn't be introduced to any type of sexual material. I have kids. That's why. That was one of the reasons why I decided to run. I have children that I want to protect. Having that in the library is absolutely unacceptable to me. Yeah, I make enemies.

[Alex Stein]

Oh, well, I agree. And, like, I'll be honest. I mean, I don't love the pride flag, but I'm not against the pride flag, but this is what I am against the pride flag, being in a school, because if you look at a gay person and a straight person, the only difference is who their sexual partner is. I mean, it's. It's really. That's all it dictates. So I don't know why we need a flag in some classroom that dictates who you like to have sex with.

[Janae Jackson]

Exactly. It's not. What will they argue with this? But I don't think it's educational. Yeah, it doesn't belong in a school.

[Alex Stein]

You can have it in your house

[Janae Jackson]

with the ten commandments.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, yeah. They don't want the ten commandments. I think that is one of the biggest plagues that they do to young people is they want to hide the existence of God. They don't want you to think that God is real. They want you to think that we're just some sort of cosmic accident from the Big bang. And that we just really, our lives are important and that.

[Janae Jackson]

I like you, Alex. I like you.

[Alex Stein]

Well, I'm just saying that's what they try to do, is they want to kind of brainwash us into things, thinking that our lives don't matter, when in reality we've all won the lottery of life just even being alive, because the possibility of being alive, you know, it's not easy. You know, we've already beat the odds. But they don't want to present it like that. They don't want to present that God is real, that there was a creator. I think that's why a lot of young people are having trouble with anxiety and depression.

[Janae Jackson]

Anxiety and depression and suicidal rates are going up through the roof. And I mean, it doesn't stop. You know, kids shouldn't be targeted in that way. Let kids be kids, like I said. And, and, you know, sexualizing them, introducing them to any type of form of sexuality, honestly should be penalized criminally.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, well, speaking of the introduction of sexual stuff, like I said, I mean, if you want to have a bright flag in your house or whatever, I mean, you know that. I don't think that that should be a crime by any means. But they passed legislation here in the state of Texas that is outlawing political crosswalks, political symbols that are. You know, I think there was a. I think there was a George Floyd crosswalk or something, I'm not exactly sure. But any sort of public infrastructure that has a political message, it was canceled by the state legislator here in Texas. And now a lot of people are upset because they removed the pride flags in the gayborhood of Dallas, Texas, the Cedar Springs area. So I want to play a little clip, then get your reaction.

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it did not meet state safety standards. Cities that refused would risk losing state funding.

[Alex Stein]

Now, I mean, is this a huge deal? I don't know if it's like the end of the world that they painted the sidewalks like that, but honestly, I do kind of. I am honestly happy that they removed them. I'm like, what is the point of having this political messaging, you know, on a public street that everybody has to drive on? Kids are walking on it. It's like, okay, we need a sidewalk that celebrates that you like to have gay sex. I just, I think it's right. I just think it's unnecessary but at the exact, you know, at the same time, you know, I do believe in free speech, but I don't want the city to fund that.

[Janae Jackson]

Yeah, absolutely. Was the Cindy City.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah. The city paid for that? Yeah. Now they're all gone.

[Janae Jackson]

That's exactly why it's gone now.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah.

[Janae Jackson]

So we have to do what we have to. You know, sometimes decisions like that have to be made. Imagine where that money can go now, now that that's not there anymore. Now we don't have to contribute to that. That money could be allocated somewhere else. So yeah, why not.

[Alex Stein]

Do you think TD Jakes is upset that they got rid of the gay crosswalk?

[Janae Jackson]

I think TD Jakes is laying low right now.

[Alex Stein]

Well, he is a Christian though, right? I mean, what does it say in the Bible about a man and a man laying in bed together is not good, right?

[Janae Jackson]

Absolutely. That's what the word of God says. Which means it's non negotiable.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah.

[Janae Jackson]

So the word of the word is the word. I would hope that TD Jake would oppose of it, you know.

[Alex Stein]

Well, his church is actually right near there. I'm not even kidding.

[Janae Jackson]

He pro. He's probably okay with it.

[Alex Stein]

You know, he was allegedly in the Diddy files too. Did you see that? I like Puff Daddy though. I don't think. I think Puff Daddy should be free. A lot of people don't agree with me on that. Oh, this is

[Janae Jackson]

exactly where he is.

[Alex Stein]

I know, but this is what they say. Was he sex trafficking? I don't know. He paid for those prostitutes to go there. But it seems like it was all consensual,

[Janae Jackson]

you know, drugs, drinks, alcohol, money.

[Alex Stein]

He should have gone to jail for drugs. And really, I mean, I guess I'm not that a big deal. I don't necessarily think he should be out of jail, but I'm just saying what did he did? Paying these prostitutes, like have sex with his wife is weird. And then did you.

[Janae Jackson]

Absolutely.

[Alex Stein]

Did you hear the story about how he'd have the guys come in and he was.

[Janae Jackson]

I think that was weird. A little ego. Statistical. Maybe a little prideful there, you know.

[Alex Stein]

Do you think he killed Biggie?

[Janae Jackson]

Yeah.

[Alex Stein]

You do think.

[Janae Jackson]

I do think he killed Biggie, yes. I think P. Diddy was a part of it. Absolutely. I feel like.

[Alex Stein]

So he deserves to be in jail for that.

[Janae Jackson]

I think all of African Americans at this point, we're at that point. Like Diddy did it. Absolutely.

[Alex Stein]

Wow. Yeah, I mean I definitely think it was weird because he benefited Right after his death, you know, he had, like, the number one record, and he. I'll be missing you. And I think he has to pay Sting like a hundred or two hundred dollars every day for the rest of his life or something crazy or. I think it's actually more than that. Maybe it's like a thousand dollars a day for the rest of his life for sampling that song without permission, so. So once again, I'm not even trying to defend Diddy, but in that court case, I thought it was weird that he was. He had a bunch of prostitutes. He was paying prostitutes. They tried to make it sound like he was, like, sex trafficking children. There was no stuff with children, which I think is good, considering Jeffrey Epstein and all those people that were.

[Janae Jackson]

I appreciate that. That is true. There was no children mentioned. Just adult females. That was.

[Alex Stein]

And males. And males. A lot of males were.

[Janae Jackson]

We can't forget the males.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah. He's paying males to have with Cassidy. He was paying males to blast his wife. Yes.

[Janae Jackson]

And. And got off on it. That is what I know, because we

[Alex Stein]

have a cuckold community. These. That's a. That's a new thing where these guys want to be humiliated like that. I mean, that's weird.

[Janae Jackson]

I mean, I got married at 19, so, you know, I can't relate to all that.

[Alex Stein]

Well, thank God that you can't, because you're about to be mayor of freaking Irving. We don't need to have a mayor that's involved in a Diddy scandal. TD Jakes.

[Janae Jackson]

Absolutely. You don't want that.

[Alex Stein]

Well, I maybe want that for me, but I'm not running for mayor, so I'm. I'm different. I'm the pimp on a blimp. I go to these parties, and I'll be honest, if Diddy invited me to one of those parties. Oh, you think I'm Sinead? You think I'm not gonna. I would go to the party. I'm the pimp on a blimp. If Diddy's a text.

[Janae Jackson]

Okay, but if you saw something wrong, would you report it?

[Alex Stein]

No, I'm just.

[Janae Jackson]

Oh, my God.

[Alex Stein]

What do I look like, a narc? No. I'd be the one doing the illegal stuff, Sinead. What do you mean? I'd be the one that. I would be the one on the ecstasy. I would be. Of the baby oil. Yes. I would have the baby oil all over my nipples. I would be. I wouldn't.

[Janae Jackson]

Alex.

[Alex Stein]

When in Rome. What do I look like?

[Janae Jackson]

No, no.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah. I'm.

[Janae Jackson]

Preach the gospel.

[Alex Stein]

I know, but sometimes the devil can tempt you. Let's be real. The devil is real. I mean, the devil is real. And I've been tempted, tempted by much less. And I'm just calling balls and strikes because I feel like I'm an honest guy, and I don't want to come here and try to virtue stimul like I'm something that I'm not. And I've done a bunch of sideways stuff. Not that sideways. But I'm also willing to have a good time because life is short. Right. Oh, you're getting nervous. Is your pastor gonna watch this episode? Is that why you're worried? Is somebody in the chat?

[Janae Jackson]

You know what? Yes, absolutely. I'm a part of the Koji community, so.

[Alex Stein]

Oh, my gosh. Well, you're getting canceled. You are.

[Janae Jackson]

I didn't say that I would go

[Alex Stein]

to a diddy party on an episode with Alex Stein. Who wants to go to a diddy party? No, you're. You're okay. But actually, let's. Let's play another clip of them removing the actual crosswalks. And this guy's protesting it. Let's play it right now. No more diddy parties on Cedar Springs. So is this a win? Is this a cultural win?

[Janae Jackson]

Yes, praise the Lord. It is.

[Alex Stein]

Praise the Lord is right. Thank you.

[Janae Jackson]

It is a win.

[Alex Stein]

Jesus died for our sins, but he didn't die for those sins, I'll tell you that much. I mean, that's. There's got to go. So coming up next, we're going to dive deep into a lot of the corruption. Have you spent much time in Houston?

[Janae Jackson]

I've been to Houston a few times for a few conferences. Yes. So I've been there.

[Alex Stein]

There's a bunch of public fraud that's going on. We're going to expose all of it. Yeah, it's okay. And then on top of that, we're also going to talk about how there's an epic video of Senator Chris Murphy talking about how he actually likes illegal immigrants more than he likes. Likes American citizens. And I think he just tells on himself like usual. These Democrats always tell on themselves. All right, guys, coming up next, you don't want to miss it. We got more Jeanee Jackson and the pimp on a blank. Thank you guys so much for staying up late with us. Right here on Real America's Voice, you're watching After Hours with Alex Stein. And you might ask, Alex, how do you stay up so late and have so much energy? Well, I'll tell you my secret is this energy drink right here. It's called Soldier Fuel. Zero sugar and only five calories. And I hope I don't get in legal trouble for this, but I was at Mic Drop Comedy Club last night, and it was like 10 o' clock at night before the show, and I was a little tired. And of course, I left my Soldier Fuel here at the fridge at the studio. So I was like, do you have an energy drink? And they gave me a zero sugar Red Bull, and it tastes like I was drinking battery acid. And I mean, it's just. This is so much better than Red Bull. And I. Once again, I hope I don't get in legal trouble for saying that, but. But that's not even me just trying to sell you some Soldier Fuel. That's the God's honest trouble truth. So go to Amazon.com and order some Soldier Fuel. And if you post a video of yourself drinking it, and if we like it, we might send you some free Soldier Fuel and play the clip on the show. So go get some Soldier Fuel ASAP and support the show. All right, so Jenna Jackson is still with us. I feel like I want to sing your name. That is very. Are you a singer? Because I've heard you singing a little bit.

[Janae Jackson]

A little. I can sing a little bit. It you want me to be.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, please.

[Janae Jackson]

The crusty cray. What?

[Alex Stein]

Everybody loves SpongeBob. What is that?

[Janae Jackson]

Sorry, I have.

[Alex Stein]

I like it. Are you kidding?

[Janae Jackson]

I'm. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Alex Stein]

That is crazy. You actually have a good voice. But everybody loves SpongeBob. SpongeBob is a cultural phenomenon.

[Janae Jackson]

You gotta have SpongeBob. You need SpongeBob.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, we do love SpongeBob SquarePants. Okay, well, we gotta talk about this. So we kind of tease it over the breakfast. Like you're running for mayor of Irving to get the corruption out of Irving to make sure that the city is ran well. You want to build, baby, build build, baby built. But I feel like a lot of times these people that get in power, they sabotage the city by taking advantage of the power that they have. So this is a viral story out of Houston where a city employee used a city card to spend $200,000 on power tools and then ended up selling them on Facebook, Marketplace, and Craigslist.

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It's.

[Alex Stein]

It's almost just ridiculous. And I think the person was making six figures already from their job, and then they go and do this. I just don't know why these people would risk their livelihood just to make a few extra bucks, when in reality, it's just you're probably gonna get caught. But maybe because they're so mismanaged, they're not worried about getting caught? I don't know. Let's play the clip.

[Janae Jackson]

The city of Houston issues tools and equipment to public works employees from this warehouse. But we found some employees buying the same tools and equipment with their city issued credit cards, hundreds of thousands of dollars worth.

[Sponsor/Announcer]

There was a scheme, a couple of employees that we're aware of, that for a series of years were using a

[Alex Stein]

P card to make purchases of tools and then selling those tools on their own and pocketing the money.

[Janae Jackson]

I wanted to talk to you about all the tools that you purchased with your city of Houston P card. Where did all those tools go? My name is Amy Davis. I'm a reporter with Channel 2. Okay. This post is from one of his Instagram accounts selling three new Milwaukee compact cordless drill sets. The post reads, original price was $700. He sold them for 450. City credit card statements show he purchased this cordless drill set 190 times.

[Sponsor/Announcer]

There is an active investigation with law

[Alex Stein]

enforcement right now to continue to look into not only what has taken place,

[Sponsor/Announcer]

but are there others involved? Where does it go from there?

[Alex Stein]

So, Jeanae, what are you gonna do different in Irving so that this doesn't happen like it happened in Houston?

[Janae Jackson]

You know, I don't mind doing outside audits. I feel like that's important. I don't know if the city of Irving have a charge card. If we do have it. I don't know about it yet, you

[Alex Stein]

know, but you're not gonna go get your nails done? No.

[Janae Jackson]

You know, and honestly, I don't make a lot. If I win, it's $1,400, you know, but to get my nails. I have a husband for that, you know.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, he's gonna pay for that. That's on him.

[Janae Jackson]

I have a husband for that, you

[Alex Stein]

know, I mean, I. I don't. You seem like a very honest Christian woman. I don't expect that you would go spin it, but you might have to hold your employees accountable. So if you were to catch an employee doing this, how would you go after him?

[Janae Jackson]

I would expose him publicly, really harshly. And I would do whatever I have to do, make whatever report I have to make to make sure that they're no longer in city Hall. We can't have that.

[Alex Stein]

That's the correct answer. Okay, now our next clip. I wanted to get your reaction to what are you going to do about the illegal immigrants that are coming to Texas? Now, I said earlier, I like big booty Latinas. You know, if You're a nine. You're fine. I don't think they should be deported. But we are facing a crisis. I mean that. I mean that, Janae. But we're facing a crisis where we're importing all these illegal immigrants, and then they're getting more social services than American citizens and our military veterans, and that's really ridiculous.

[Janae Jackson]

Absolutely. You know, I believe Governor Abbott just did something for all of us, and he said that every single city that has a jail has to work with ice. And so, you know, I have to obey what he installs. And so I'm going to do what I have to. If ICE was to come to Irving, I wouldn't mind. And here's the reason. Absolutely. Here's the reason why. I think of the H1B visa fraud and everything that's happening with that. So I'm thinking of jobs, thinking of housing opportunities. There's a lot that can happen there, so why wouldn't I.

[Alex Stein]

No, I agree. But listen, you know, you got some people, your opponent, who might want all of these H1B visa frauds. But I just want to play this clip. Now. This clip is actually about 2 years old, but this is a senator just telling on himself, saying that he cares more about illegal immigrants than everyone else. I mean, just listen to his words. Like, he clearly said, he cares about illegal immigrants the most. Not just as much, but the most. As in he ranks them the utmost importance on his list of his constituents, and they can't even technically vote for him or they're not legally allowed to, but I guess he values them the most over his voters and constituents. Doesn't make sense. Let's play it. The negotiation didn't have a path to citizenship. It was entirely on their terms in order to get Ukraine funding. Right. Well, I mean, Chris, that's been a failed play for 20 years.

[Sponsor/Announcer]

So you are right that that has

[Alex Stein]

been the democratic strategy for 30 years, maybe, and it has failed to deliver for the people we care about most, the undocumented Americans that are in this country. He just said, the people that we care about the most, the undocumented immigrants, why do they care about them more than American. American citizens?

[Janae Jackson]

To steal the vote. That's. That's the only thing I. I can give you.

[Alex Stein]

I mean, short and sweet. I think you're right. I agree with you. No debate. There is an a. No debate there. Now, we were just talking a little bit before the show. Are you planning on going to CPAC at all? You have your undecided.

[Janae Jackson]

I. I haven't planned on going, but I didn't go to the other convention. So, you know, if you invite me, I'm gonna take it.

[Alex Stein]

Well, maybe, maybe we can get rides, get you some tickets, because I think you'd be popular there. That's one thing I will say. A lot of people try to accuse conservatives of being racist, which is not true because, well, actually, in the conservative movement, I would say conservatives actually try to spotlight black people, even Mexicans, you know, more so than try to demonize them. Honestly, I feel like you get gate kept more if you're like a white guy sometimes. And I'm not trying to act like a victim, but I'm just telling you, if you're a black conservative voice voice, the conservatives love you and we all accept you. So that's a misnomer.

[Janae Jackson]

That's where I need to be.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, exactly. It is. But I'm going to be at cpac. I'm going to be with a bunch of my friends. So check out this promo. And it starts tomorrow, you guys. If you're in the DFW area, come on down to Grapevine Town and come see the pimp on a blimp live with a bunch of other great people, including comedian Rob Schneider.

[Janae Jackson]

Oh, my gosh.

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[Alex Stein]

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[Alex Stein]

Well, it's going to be a blast if you're in the DFW area. I hope to see you guys there. Okay, so, Janae, before we go, how can people find you and support you during your campaign for mayor of Irving?

[Janae Jackson]

You can find me on Facebook under Janae Jackson. You can find me on Instagram at Janae Sotexan. I'm very approachable. I will inbox you back. I don't care who you are, where you come from. Yeah, you can find me there.

[Alex Stein]

Very approachable. And then I guess, you know, the last thing I want to kind of talk to you about. I hope you win and I hope I get to come to the city council and really yell at you, but I'll be nice friends, but I really do hope that you win. And what do you want to tell the voters? You know, we're going to post this online, you know, give us your, you know, elevator pitch on why you should be mayor of Irving.

[Janae Jackson]

Well, I should be mayor because I'm going to bring innovation at a brand new level. I'm getting ready to bring new construction. I want to bring jobs. Donald Trump is doing a great job with bringing corporations to America. I want to make sure that Irving inherits the benefits. I want to make sure those companies come to Irving and hit the headquarter of headquarters. So bringing those corporations will bring better paying jobs. Having housing matters. And another one of my big things is building our digital infrastructure to make sure our city is hacker proof. We have the DFW airport there. We have again, so many different Fortune 500 companies here. And so it's time for us to just get together. It doesn't matter who you are, what part of Irving you're from, whether that's South Irving or North Irving. We're coming together so that we can bring change in city Hall. And I appreciate this opportunity.

[Alex Stein]

Wow, that sounds good. You got my vote. Even though I don't live there. I'll have some illegal immigrants vote for you. How does that sound? That's. Yeah, we're gonna. I'll do some mail in ballot scam. Trust me, I know how to do it. I'm friends with Puff Daddy, so Puff Daddy will teach me how to do it and then. So you really wouldn't go to a Diddy party, Zinnay?

[Janae Jackson]

No, I couldn't go to a DD party.

[Alex Stein]

Okay. Oh, my God, you're such a liar. If Puff Daddy called you from prison right now, you'd answer. You'd say, Mr. Diddy, how can I help you? Do you mind donating to my campaign?

[Janae Jackson]

Well, it depends.

[Alex Stein]

As soon as we got money in

[Janae Jackson]

the bank, Shorty, I can help someone. Then I will if I have to take a minute.

[Alex Stein]

That Diddy money that covered a baby oil.

[Janae Jackson]

Yes.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah.

[Janae Jackson]

The wealth of the wicked is laid up for the just.

[Alex Stein]

What? What is the Baby oil all about. Do you know? I don't know. I mean, I. I mean, I think

[Janae Jackson]

it's to keep them youthful.

[Alex Stein]

Well, I mean, I would just. Is that what it is for? I don't know. I mean, is that a black thing? Is that a white thing? I don't know. I don't know. I mean, I.

[Janae Jackson]

You know, I don't rub bible oil either, do I?

[Alex Stein]

That's what I'm saying. You have a baby. I mean, is there a baby oil? Even use of whatever. We're. Guys, we're off the rails. Everybody go vote for my friend Jena Jackson. And guys, remember, here at real America's voice, we're not only a media company that makes great TV shows. We are also in the music business. Please go and support us by downloading the latest song from real America's voice. It's called God, grit, and guns. We'll see you tomorrow night. Thank you guys for watching.

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[Alex Stein]

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[Alex Stein]

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[Alex Stein]

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[Alex Stein]

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[Janae Jackson]

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[Alex Stein]

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[Janae Jackson]

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