Strike on Houthi's but they're not terrorists? House budget battle, NYC Trump case and yay Ohio

Today's show opens with our strikes a some of the Houthi controlled terrorist locations in Yemen yesterday. While I applaud any administration who wants to take out bad guys and protect our international shipping lanes, I do have to wonder, what's the overall plan? Former congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard has similar concerns and lays out the case that this administration responds randomly and haphazardly from one crisis to another, often of their own making. Keep in mind, until the Biden regime came into power, the Houthi's were listed as a known terrorist organization. But, along comes a group of children in adult bodies, gifted with an abundance of magical-thinking, and they decided to remove that label in February of 2021. Even CNN had to ask WH spokesperson John Kirby if the terrorist label needed to be reapplied? His answer – they are discussing it. Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) was on CNN discussing the border, our budget and the issues Speaker Johnson is facing with the Freedom Caucus in his own party. So, I spend a few minutes breaking down how the House should have been operating for the last three decades. Rep. Marjorie Taylor-Greene (R-GA) reminded the press that they have the option of funding parts of the government, while allowing other parts to be shut down. It's not an all or nothing premise and we should not allow the Left of the Legacy/mainstream media to position it that way. Next we move to the close of the Letitia James/NYC fraud case on Donald Trump and Trump business. What's amazing is now, after it's over, CNN is actually discussing how the case doesn't make any sense and will likely be bad for New York City moving forward. TDS sufferer, Jonah Goldberg called it entirely political. Kevin O'Leary, who took politics out of the discussion, explained how every real-estate developer conducts business and close stating that if James win the Trump case, ever single real-estate developer will need to be taken to court. Since the strikes on Houthis terrorists, oil prices jumped 4% today. That's only the beginning. As more and more freighters choose longer routes to avoid conflicts in the Red Sea, the more prices are going to rise, including the price of oil. Yet WH top Biden economic advisor, Lael Brainard, wants us to be excited that the 30-year average mortgage rate has dropped a percentage over the last few months. It had been 2.7% three years ago and now sits just over 7%. In closing, and on a positive note, a shout out to the Ohio House for overriding Gov. DeWIne's veto, putting legislation in place to prevent the genital mutilation of minors and keeping men out of women's sports. And, because it's Friday, and after Biden's strikes in Yemen, comedian Jim Gossett sings us a song about Biden having friends in Iranian places. Take a moment to rate and review the show and then share the episode on social media. You can find me on Facebook, X, Instagram, GETTR and TRUTH Social by searching for The Alan Sanders Show. You can also support the show by visiting my Patreon page!