Laura Lee's Sin Bin - Cleveland Cavaliers

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DAQ: WWJD

We all know WWJD, but in our world it's WWOD, so for today's Laura Lee & Cutter Dumb Ass Question, in honor of the one-year anniversary of Ozzy's passing into the darkness, WHAT WOULD OZZY DO?

Laura Lee's Sin Bin -Johathan Cain

Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain recently blasted Bruce Springsteen on a podcast, calling him an "annoying, bitter old man" and telling him to stop criticizing Donald Trump on stage. Cain also claimed Springsteen’s "Born in the U.S.A." is a "diss" toward the country, urging him to "act like" he was born here.The comments sparked swift backlash. Critics pointed out that "Born in the U.S.A." has always been a protest song about Vietnam veterans, while others highlighted Cain’s hypocrisy, noting that Cain routinely mixes music and politics himself, even clashing legally with Journey bandmate Neal Schon over political performances. For just just staying in his own lane, Cain should feel shame, shame, shame.

Interview: Frank Hermans "Let Me Be Frank Productions"

Don't miss the "Dingaling Brothers Circus" at Meyer Theater this weekend. More info HERE [https://www.ticketstaronline.com/events/detail/the-dingaling-brothers-circus].

Laura Lee's Sin Bin - Gabriel Perez

A White House teleprompter operator allegedly turned his job into the easiest insider-trading scheme imaginable. According to federal investigators, Gabriel Perez, who's been running Trump's teleprompter since 2016 and often sees the final speech drafts, including last-minute edits, allegedly bet on Kalshi's "Mentions" markets, where people wager on whether certain words or topics will be said during a speech. Investigators believe he placed bets on more than a dozen speeches and made over $100,000 before Kalshi's own fraud detection noticed the suspicious pattern and reported it to regulators. He even allegedly adjusted or backed out of bets mid-speech when Trump went off script. He's now on unpaid leave and reportedly in settlement talks with federal regulators. For cheating the system in the most obvious way, Perez should feel shame, shame, shame.