Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Joe Caddy.
Speaker 2: Armstrong and Jettie and No Key arms Wrong get it
Speaker 2: live and from Studio C. See. It is a dimly
Speaker 2: lit room deep with from the bowels.
Speaker 3: Of the Armstrong and Getting Communications compound, and it is Friday.
Speaker 2: We made it.
Speaker 4: We did it.
Speaker 2: Everybody half as all high fives all around. Don't let
Speaker 2: me hang it.
Speaker 3: We didn't get fired or die most of us, some
Speaker 3: of us, good chunk of us.
Speaker 2: Those of you who didn't, God rest yourselves.
Speaker 3: Or you'll find a better job. Today we're living under
Speaker 3: the title Lemon.
Speaker 2: Squeezed by authorities or America boycotts boycotts. There's supposed to
Speaker 2: be a big nationwide boycott going on today. When was
Speaker 2: the last time any boycott did any good other than
Speaker 2: getting media attention? Yeahs hood Light Actually, now that I
Speaker 2: think about it, bud Light.
Speaker 3: Uh, yeah, for an ongoing boycott, A daily boycott though,
Speaker 3: a daily all today, everybody's not going to go to
Speaker 3: work or whatever. I don't remember walk out. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: don't remember one of those ever being successful. Nationwide. Individual
Speaker 3: towns maybe, But if it's a If it's a left
Speaker 3: leaning boycott, you get all the like probably the equivalent
Speaker 3: of one hundred million dollars worth of free advertising. If
Speaker 3: you're trying to organize the same thing for you know,
Speaker 3: to end abortion or something, you.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't get any attention whatsoever.
Speaker 2: No, no, indeed. So so that's it proved out by.
Speaker 2: You can have eight people chanting at some city hall
Speaker 2: and it'll make it on the national news. But you
Speaker 2: can have one point two million people marching in the
Speaker 2: March for life, and it's as if though we didn't notice, Sorry,
Speaker 2: it didn't cover that at all.
Speaker 3: We have breaking winter Olympic news. Oh my, Lindsay Vonn,
Speaker 3: the most famous female downhill skier in US history, maybe
Speaker 3: all of history for any country. This is our last
Speaker 3: Olympics crashed all this morning and was helped back to
Speaker 3: the tent and is getting medical aid. Now. Yesterday I
Speaker 3: saw Lindsay Vaughn and the headline was Lindsay Vonn Rock's
Speaker 3: bikini on the banks of the Whatever. I say, hey,
Speaker 3: Lindsay von how about a little less Instagram first traps
Speaker 3: and a little more staying on your feet?
Speaker 2: That's what? Wow, oh my god, that was improper and
Speaker 2: have a dozen different ways. Oh that was the literateto misogynists.
Speaker 3: Those absolutely an instagram first trap and yeah, a little
Speaker 3: less time on that, a little more time looking out
Speaker 3: for the fence.
Speaker 2: Yes, Katie, Oh she does.
Speaker 4: It because she can.
Speaker 2: She looks great. Yeah, he needs to whack you upside
Speaker 2: the head with their K two.
Speaker 4: Her Instagram, let her post what your jack right?
Speaker 2: The woman's fit. She's a testament to physical fitness.
Speaker 3: Not to fit the stay off the fence apparently. Oh
Speaker 3: my god, I haven't seen the video, ignore famous. Oh
Speaker 3: my Olympics start right after the super Bowl Winter Olympics,
Speaker 3: and then all of a sudden we will all be
Speaker 3: experts in figure skating once again.
Speaker 2: I have been sworn to secrecy, but I have a
Speaker 2: source that I will refer to as deep rings, that
Speaker 2: is a source to Olympic and Olympic coverage knowledge. That
Speaker 2: is all I can say. I will tell you this.
Speaker 2: Is this going to benefit any of us in any way?
Speaker 3: Or what are you suggesting we're gonna have some inside
Speaker 3: information when the Olympic start?
Speaker 2: Or yeah, if you'd let me finish my sentence. If
Speaker 2: you who are you going to bad mouth next? You monster?
Speaker 2: Poor Lindsey Vaughn lying there in the medical tent word
Speaker 2: reaches and Jack Armstrong is verbally abusing you as well. Oh,
Speaker 2: I hope it doesn't. And now it's me, Katie, You're
Speaker 2: probably next.
Speaker 3: I hope it doesn't impact her ability to strut around
Speaker 3: the Olympic village in or bikini trying to get clicks.
Speaker 2: Anyway, here's your inside information. I gotta be very vague.
Speaker 2: Snoop Dog, oh jeez, has recorded a feature that I
Speaker 2: cannot wait to see. Okay, and I'm you know, I'm
Speaker 2: I'm a little cynical and i rolly about Snoopy Dog.
Speaker 2: He is a talented fellow, no doubt. But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: he's gonna he's gonna play a role in the Winter
Speaker 2: Olympic coverage. What an interesting career arc he has had.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, no kidding.
Speaker 3: We will all be deducting tenths of a point on
Speaker 3: various lands and the figure skating once again, although this
Speaker 3: year we got some dude, young guy. He's like a
Speaker 3: high school kid and he's the only person to ever
Speaker 3: land a quad in competition, and he's going to be
Speaker 3: our start and it will be a household name here
Speaker 3: in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: Yes, I mentioned a couple of weeks ago. I've landed
Speaker 2: a couple in practice. But boy, you know, I get
Speaker 2: to the competition, I tighten up a little bit. I
Speaker 2: don't have what it takes. I admit it.
Speaker 3: Then you pull back and you'll land a triple lots
Speaker 3: and Ray sais, Oh, we thought he was going to
Speaker 3: go for the quad but he didn't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, is that Mark, I'm more disappointed than any
Speaker 2: of you.
Speaker 3: All right, let's start the show officially, which we'll explain
Speaker 3: one of our titles for the show. I'm Jack Armstrong,
Speaker 3: He's Joe Getty on this it is Friday, Thank goodness,
Speaker 3: January thirtieth, the year twenty twenty six, or Armstrong and
Speaker 3: getting we approve of this program.
Speaker 2: Let's begin then officially according to FCC rules of Regulations,
Speaker 2: leaping into action at Mark.
Speaker 5: Breaking News now just into our CNN News when we
Speaker 5: are learning journalists at former colleague of ours, former CNN
Speaker 5: anchor Don Lemon, has been taken into custody, arrested just
Speaker 5: days after a protest inside a Minneapolis church.
Speaker 2: But you're being charged with do we know, uh, interfering
Speaker 2: with a lawful praising of Jesus.
Speaker 3: This is this is going to be portrayed as you know,
Speaker 3: Nazi Trump administration, jailing journalists just like who, everybody just
Speaker 3: like who. But Don Lemon also did help lead the
Speaker 3: way to interrupt a church service, which is violating somebody
Speaker 3: else's constitutional rights.
Speaker 2: Well the magistrate judge who allowed charges against three of
Speaker 2: these so called protesters but said no, not in Lemon's case,
Speaker 2: let's see the uh. The Justice Department then petitioned a
Speaker 2: federal appeals court to force the judge issue the additional warrants,
Speaker 2: only to be denied.
Speaker 3: Although this is a chance, it seems to me to
Speaker 3: expand maybe some of you know, our our legal thinking
Speaker 3: in the way I've wanted to him and jailing him
Speaker 3: for just general general lameness.
Speaker 2: Right right, charges with a third degree charged with douchetess
Speaker 2: in the third degree, exactly, yeah, third degree douchetess Yeah, wow,
Speaker 2: flapping then irons. It doesn't say what the charges are,
Speaker 2: but he's vowed to fight them bravely, I'm sure, and
Speaker 2: not at all in a self serving, grand standing way.
Speaker 3: He's trying, as I guarantee you. When they showed up
Speaker 3: and they said we have a weren't for your rest.
Speaker 3: If you could braid him his rights, put your hand
Speaker 3: behind your back, and he thought, this is the greatest
Speaker 3: thing has ever.
Speaker 2: Happened to me. Thank you Trump, Thank you God, thank
Speaker 2: you Pam BONDI I am back. I'm going to have
Speaker 2: another show.
Speaker 3: People are going to be talking about me every day
Speaker 3: for weeks. Oh, this is the best I can keep
Speaker 3: my house.
Speaker 2: And the cops said, you can call your attorney, and
Speaker 2: he said, hell with that, I'm calling my agent.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, kids, this is fantastic. And this isn't even
Speaker 3: a joke. This is guaranteed. His first thought was it's awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, you know, the actual arrest and
Speaker 2: the charges. I want to know more because it seems
Speaker 2: to me that he was masquerading as a journalist. But
Speaker 2: that and I despised on Lemon, but I think this
Speaker 2: is actually a really interesting question. If you are creating
Speaker 2: content for you know whatever, your blog posts, your Instagram, whatever,
Speaker 2: that is very very close to journalism. And we don't
Speaker 2: jail journalists. But if the journalist stabs someone so he
Speaker 2: can report on man stabbed, you're no longer a journalist.
Speaker 2: Well you know where does the church freaks fit into
Speaker 2: that framework. I personally am fascinated by the question.
Speaker 3: Won't everybody catch on to the fact that you just
Speaker 3: call yourself because everybody can have a blog or a vlog.
Speaker 3: All you need to have is a phone or a computer.
Speaker 3: So I would just hey, everybody, make sure does everybody
Speaker 3: have their vlog signed up? Okay, we're all journalists, right
Speaker 3: finger quotes. Now let's go into the church.
Speaker 2: Right. Oh, it's content for my Twitter feed. That's why
Speaker 2: robbed this liquor store. It's a feature ed I'm doing
Speaker 2: on robbing lickers. Where I mean, obviously the execure I'm giving, right, yeah, exactly,
Speaker 2: the tragic lack of security in America's liquor stores. Now
Speaker 2: handy Hendy the cash, right, I mean, those examples are obvious.
Speaker 2: But where is that line? I don't know.
Speaker 3: We might get into that because, yeah, because they've arrested
Speaker 3: five people already, right for interrupting a church service, which
Speaker 3: is violating someone's civil rights. He was the idiot there
Speaker 3: yelling about the First Amendment, only looking at the free
Speaker 3: speech part or right to assembly part and not the freedom.
Speaker 2: Of religion part, which he was violating.
Speaker 3: But I don't know to what extent he led it
Speaker 3: or was involved in the putting it together. The five
Speaker 3: people that were arrested were some of the leaders that
Speaker 3: put it together.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it'll be interesting to see what his role was.
Speaker 2: He has admitted to conspiring with some He said, I
Speaker 2: did a little scouting for them. Okay, So where does
Speaker 2: the where does the journalism begin? In the I'm and
Speaker 2: or vice versa? Right too? And then grade two lameness,
Speaker 2: which is also a crime. Oh god, Oh, we've got
Speaker 2: tell any lameness.
Speaker 3: We've got Katie's headlines on the way, we got clips
Speaker 3: of the week. We had lots of good stuff today.
Speaker 4: I hope you can stick around.
Speaker 3: Grammys are Sunday Evan some interesting news about where music
Speaker 3: comes from in the modern age.
Speaker 2: You might not know out of your ear, bugs, I
Speaker 2: just heard something that shocked me to my core. Actually
Speaker 2: it didn't because I knew how terrible they were. CNN
Speaker 2: for the last several days has been extensively air brushing
Speaker 2: what's the modern term the picture they're using for killed
Speaker 2: ICU nurse or whatever he is, nurse Alex pretty in Minneapolis.
Speaker 2: They've made him substantially more handsome. They warmed up all
Speaker 2: the colors in his picture, they have shortened his face,
Speaker 2: widened it slightly, given him better straighter teeth. They gave
Speaker 2: him the brightened his eyes up.
Speaker 3: They gave him the dating app app treatment to make
Speaker 3: sactly what everybody does on dating apps, so you don't
Speaker 3: look like what you look like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, I mean like extensive, multiple manipulations of the
Speaker 2: image to make him more handsome.
Speaker 3: They put a filter on him. Okay, that should be
Speaker 3: out of bounds. That should be mocked and criticized endlessly.
Speaker 3: That is un freaking believable.
Speaker 2: Oh I know, wow, so nakedly. Oh you found it already.
Speaker 4: Huh yeah, holy smokes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're looking at send me those pictures. But yeah,
Speaker 3: we got to do your headlines. But we got to
Speaker 3: talk about that more. That's wild.
Speaker 4: Wow, gosh, they are shameless, all right.
Speaker 2: We got to make him more sympathetic because he's a
Speaker 2: little funny looking, So let's make him really really handsome
Speaker 2: because people like beautiful people. Beautiful people matter much more.
Speaker 3: That's weak, ugly, that's weak and awful on I don't
Speaker 3: know how many different levels.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean you could write, you could conduct
Speaker 2: a college class on how stupid and dishonest all of
Speaker 2: this is.
Speaker 3: Just what does it mean so so normal looking people
Speaker 3: getting shot?
Speaker 2: Nobody cares.
Speaker 3: Let's just make sure the kids get that message, all right,
Speaker 3: go on, good lord, all right, we'll talk about that
Speaker 3: more later.
Speaker 2: We got Kitty's headlines. Yeah, Don Lemon, America's sourist fruit
Speaker 2: and his former employer both covering themselves in infamy. Stay
Speaker 2: with us. Let's figure out who's supporting what. It's the
Speaker 2: lead story.
Speaker 6: It's Katie Green, Katie Well, speaking of Don Lemon, He's
Speaker 6: the top headline of all the alphabet networks. ABC former
Speaker 6: CNN journalist Don Lemon arrested in connection with Minnesota protest.
Speaker 6: NBC Don Lemon arrested by federal authorities, and that one
Speaker 6: was in all caps, and then of course CNN journalists
Speaker 6: Don Lemon taken into custody after protest at Minnesota church.
Speaker 3: Seems like a lot of attention for a very minor,
Speaker 3: unimportant He used to be on a host, a host
Speaker 3: on a channel nobody watched. Now he doesn't even have
Speaker 3: a show on the channel that nobody watched in the
Speaker 3: first place.
Speaker 2: Ought he was a crappy journalist, he was utterly dishonest.
Speaker 4: It's like just ide had like eighty thousand viewers.
Speaker 2: Then he lost that.
Speaker 3: Job and he's being talked about, So that's pretty crazy.
Speaker 6: This one from the Guardian, Trump tells Iran and nuclear
Speaker 6: ambitions and stop killing protesters or face US military.
Speaker 2: Okay, so he.
Speaker 3: Must have heard the word or noticed in the New
Speaker 3: York Times article that they were making the point. Trump
Speaker 3: has not mentioned the protesters now in several weeks, so
Speaker 3: apparently that's no longer part.
Speaker 2: Of the deal.
Speaker 4: So then he came out yesterday and said that's part
Speaker 4: of the reason.
Speaker 2: That's part of the reason.
Speaker 6: From the New York Times, Trump tells the UK and
Speaker 6: Canada that boosting trade with.
Speaker 4: China is quote dangerous.
Speaker 2: God say, surely they know that.
Speaker 3: Speaking of New York Times, I mentioned that article the
Speaker 3: other day where they wrote a news piece talking about
Speaker 3: China and Europe make good partners because they agree on
Speaker 3: climate change in a variety of things.
Speaker 2: Are you a flipping kidding? And the rules based order?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: It was based order? Wow? Just horrible? So are like
Speaker 2: Canada and who else are we discussing here? Europe? Whatever? UK? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Are they like the woman the dysfunctional relationship who has
Speaker 2: a spat with their boyfriend? Then cuddles up to a
Speaker 2: different guy at the bowling alley or the bar or whatever.
Speaker 2: Is that what's happening here? I'm gonna make him so
Speaker 2: tell us. Oh my god, Canada.
Speaker 6: From the Washington Post, Trump Trump tightened screws on Cuba,
Speaker 6: threatening tariffs on oil suppliers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we are choking off the supply of Mechican oil
Speaker 2: to Cuba, which is one of their major supplies. So yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: we're really putting the squeeze on the Commis.
Speaker 3: There, Annie and Ne're all driving those nineteen fifty six Chevies.
Speaker 3: He get like thirteen miles of the gallon.
Speaker 2: So right right?
Speaker 6: From the Wall Street Journal, Trump picks Kevin Warsh as
Speaker 6: FED chair.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so this is interesting. Maybe we're gonna finally get
Speaker 3: the question answered. Is the Fed independent doesn't make sense?
Speaker 3: The constitution doesn't allow for that sort of thing. So
Speaker 3: can Trump fire the guy or replace him or well,
Speaker 3: we're about to find out, I guess.
Speaker 6: From the New York Post, Florida nurse gives up license
Speaker 6: after saying he won't perform anesthesia on MAGA patients.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, gives up his license.
Speaker 2: You're an ass hat. Well that's proof I mean to
Speaker 2: say you won't is proof you don't have the judgment
Speaker 2: to do what you do. No, you shouldn't have that job.
Speaker 2: And then if there was a single member of the
Speaker 2: jury unconvinced of your stupidity, you do this so good, good,
Speaker 2: that's exactly the right thing that happened.
Speaker 6: From study fines, one in four US couples make love
Speaker 6: once a month or less.
Speaker 4: And fatigue may be why. Fatigue may be why? Yeah,
Speaker 4: because of fatigue, very tired, if that's true. Fatiger headaches,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 6: And finally, from the Babylon b Bruce Springsteen threatens to
Speaker 6: keep releasing songs until deportations stop.
Speaker 2: That is that a joke? That just might be true.
Speaker 2: It's a threat, so that will all be so annoyed.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, got you Okay. It's one of their greatest
Speaker 2: headline presenting as a threat. Now it came, it came.
Speaker 2: Finally figured it out there at the end.
Speaker 3: Can I do the same thing on my driver's license
Speaker 3: that don le they did to that guy who got
Speaker 3: shot there in Minneapolis.
Speaker 2: I'd like to do that.
Speaker 4: Did you see that picture?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Change my bone structure just a little bit, little better teeth,
Speaker 3: little whiter teeth. Come on, you know, the skin a
Speaker 3: little better tan, remembering me up a little bit, Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 3: Why can't I do that?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: That is, oh my shrunk his nose a little bit too,
Speaker 3: because he's got, you know, rather a pronounced nose. The
Speaker 3: other networks and problem is that MSNBC and you know
Speaker 3: everybody butt Fox is in agreement with CNN on their
Speaker 3: their opinion on this story. But man, everybody should be
Speaker 3: blasting CNN.
Speaker 2: A bigger, brighter, whiter smile.
Speaker 3: A guy got killed in the street and it's a
Speaker 3: major controversy in the country, and you change him to
Speaker 3: make him more handsome.
Speaker 2: What the hell is that? Armstrong and Getty came across
Speaker 2: this story this morning. We'll get to a little bit later.
Speaker 3: The FDA or CDC or whoever recommends this sort of
Speaker 3: crap was going to recommend much less drinking than they
Speaker 3: ended up doing last year.
Speaker 2: But so now we have what they were going.
Speaker 3: To recommend, and we'll get to that a little bit
Speaker 3: later and why they changed their minds.
Speaker 2: I took him to a nice winery. We had a
Speaker 2: big time. They said, this is the light, this is
Speaker 2: pretty awesome, this is freaking great. Why do I want
Speaker 2: to be alive longer. If I can't do this, my problems,
Speaker 2: I forgot them. You're all better looking. Everybody's interesting, this
Speaker 2: is great. Look at the scenery. Haven't been bored once.
Speaker 2: I'm dancing. I never dance right right? Never minds tear
Speaker 2: up those recommendations. All right, One more spare thought before
Speaker 2: we jump into cow. We were talking about the utterly
Speaker 2: execurable CNN. That is photo shopping the pictures of mister pretty,
Speaker 2: the dead nurse in Minneapolis to make him much more handsome,
Speaker 2: because that makes him much more valuable to the human
Speaker 2: race in a weird way. Uh, just became aware that Trump.
Speaker 2: In the wake of that fracas, Trump's people were doing
Speaker 2: fundraising online fundraising. Are you a proud American citizen or
Speaker 2: does ICE need to come and track you down take
Speaker 2: the citizens only survey? Blah blah blah. And it occurs
Speaker 2: to me with the online fund raising, even if you're
Speaker 2: on the wrong side of an issue, it's really bad
Speaker 2: for you. That might be a particularly good time to
Speaker 2: hit the hardest core ten percent who are with you
Speaker 2: right or wrong? You know whatever, always fundraising both sides
Speaker 2: all the time. So true.
Speaker 3: I'll bet if we saw the dollars in the way
Speaker 3: they pour in, we would understand why all these different
Speaker 3: politicians say the incredibly. You know, we keep saying, who's
Speaker 3: the adult? If we saw the money flowing in every
Speaker 3: time they make some jackass statement on either side, right,
Speaker 3: we probably would understand why they do it.
Speaker 2: Right right, indeed, all right, it's time to take a
Speaker 2: fond look back at the week that was. It's cow
Speaker 2: clips of the week, the week we say uh sir
Speaker 2: to superpol.
Speaker 1: Sixty Type one oh one is sixteen hundred feet tall.
Speaker 7: Alex Hanold climbed.
Speaker 1: It without ropes or safety in just ninety minutes.
Speaker 8: Wildlife officials in San Francisco have captured a mountain lion
Speaker 8: that was spotted in recent days.
Speaker 9: Mom and Dad have been observed building up their nest,
Speaker 9: Jackie laying an egg over the weekend, last Friday night,
Speaker 9: and then overnight Jackie laying a second egg, which is
Speaker 9: just interesting.
Speaker 8: If he has announced it's slashing an additional thirty thousand jobs,
Speaker 8: if the Amazon announced a new round of layoffs.
Speaker 9: TikTok settling a major social media lawsuit ahead of a
Speaker 9: landmark trial in Los Angeles County.
Speaker 8: Warning from Pope Leo about the dangers of artificial intelligence
Speaker 8: quote affectionate chatbots.
Speaker 2: I give him my advice and I tell him what
Speaker 2: I think. Sometimes he listens, sometimes he doesn't, which is interesting.
Speaker 4: Dag Along leadership remains defiant.
Speaker 1: The Japanese government recognizes that the current security environment is
Speaker 1: the most severe since the Second World War. There's no
Speaker 1: doubt about the fact that fronting them in.
Speaker 2: And they didn't even convert.
Speaker 5: They're waging war against us and their enemy combatants as
Speaker 5: a result of it.
Speaker 7: Mayhem in Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: Oh, we are a Minnesota strong, which is just interesting.
Speaker 5: Protests erupt after another fatal shooting.
Speaker 7: How many more Americans need to die?
Speaker 2: Any of us grew up reading that story of Anne Frank.
Speaker 3: Somebody's going to write that children's story about Minnesota. Grab
Speaker 3: some syringes with needles on the end, have them full
Speaker 3: of sailing or sucksonal coin, you know whatever.
Speaker 2: Whatever.
Speaker 8: More demonstrators could potentially bring their own weapons.
Speaker 2: You see a man who appears to be pretty and
Speaker 2: others on the scene shouting at agents who had been
Speaker 2: blocking an intersection on January thirteenth, was.
Speaker 3: Now returning to be sector chief in Central We.
Speaker 7: Are not surrendering the President's mission and immigration enforcement.
Speaker 2: Let's make that clear. I think he's doing a very
Speaker 2: good job. I think he got a very good job.
Speaker 2: It's clips of the week. I have two interesting things,
Speaker 2: very interesting things. That's interesting.
Speaker 3: One the Millennia movie, which I am anti fawning over.
Speaker 3: First ladies always have been because it's too close to
Speaker 3: a royal family thing. But on the Millennia movie, I
Speaker 3: can understand why, and I'm sure Donald was behind getting
Speaker 3: this going and everything like that. She, even though she's
Speaker 3: incredibly stylish and a flipping model, appeared on like zero
Speaker 3: magazine covers the first term, as opposed to and I've
Speaker 3: seen the numbers before, Michelle Hillary, any of the Democratic
Speaker 3: women who you know, you're on the cover of Vogue
Speaker 3: six times over four years. What Hillary Clinton's wearing this Christmas?
Speaker 3: You know that sort of stuff. Malanay got nothing zero,
Speaker 3: even though she's a beautiful model, because they hate Trump
Speaker 3: so much, a lovely human being from all indications. So
Speaker 3: so yeah, I guess they got to do their own
Speaker 3: put out a movie or something like that because the
Speaker 3: mainstream media is going to pretend she doesn't exist, which
Speaker 3: is just dumb. Yeah, but there's some TikTok stuff in
Speaker 3: there came across this yesterday you talk about that, what's
Speaker 3: that term you use for us being self hating here
Speaker 3: in the United States, especially our young people.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't know. Some term you use for us.
Speaker 3: Being as we hate ourselves for what we love everything
Speaker 3: everywhere else and hate.
Speaker 2: What we got here xenophiles. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Here's a
Speaker 2: good example of that.
Speaker 3: So the big announcement comes out that TikTok is becoming
Speaker 3: the US thing and all that. Well, so since that announcement,
Speaker 3: word has gotten around that it's now going to be
Speaker 3: a US algorithm, cancelations have increased one hundred more than
Speaker 3: fifty percent over the last five days. And word on
Speaker 3: the app and other social media is people are so
Speaker 3: unhappy with now that it's a US company, they're going
Speaker 3: to be collecting sensitive information on the app, like your
Speaker 3: racial or ethnic origin, maybe your sexual orientation, and other
Speaker 3: information about you.
Speaker 2: Now, is that actually the self hating youngsters or is
Speaker 2: that the communist Chinese continuing to pipe their propaganda in.
Speaker 4: Well, doesn't make any difference to me.
Speaker 3: The young people canceling the app because they think now
Speaker 3: that it's a US company, it's going to be collecting
Speaker 3: your data. How hilarious is that it was a Chinese
Speaker 3: It was a Chinese app. They're collecting every bit of
Speaker 3: your data and trying to hack into your bank account,
Speaker 3: you morons.
Speaker 2: Well not only that, but I've read a couple of
Speaker 2: pieces of analysis that I was going to bring to
Speaker 2: you today that said, hey, this new deal allows the
Speaker 2: communist Chinese way too much control. Still, this is not
Speaker 2: a good deal for the United States.
Speaker 3: Well, that's interesting, but just on the cancelation, saying she
Speaker 3: got all these young people who trust China but don't
Speaker 3: trust in the United States company on an app.
Speaker 2: I mean, how did we get here? Well, I think
Speaker 2: you know the answer. I do know the answer. But
Speaker 2: that's systematically educating them to believe that. What a horrible
Speaker 2: place to end up.
Speaker 3: You trust the Chinese Communist Party to have that app
Speaker 3: in your phone, but when it becomes a US entity, No,
Speaker 3: they're going to be collecting my data. I'm canceling it.
Speaker 3: That is some sort of twisted self aiding something.
Speaker 2: Our government schools make Benedict Arnolds look like George Washington.
Speaker 2: They are traders to the United States of America, activist traders.
Speaker 3: They're going to be collecting data now that it's a
Speaker 3: US company on the transgender and non binary community, and
Speaker 3: immigration status and financial information. China's collecting everything, probably listening
Speaker 3: to you your conversations. If they can use the toilet,
Speaker 3: they could. That's well summarized, sir. Yeah, I know that
Speaker 3: is wild.
Speaker 2: It's it's difficult enough to you know, manage a country
Speaker 2: society seek the truth blah blah blah, when you don't
Speaker 2: start at a point of people believe things that are
Speaker 2: looney tunes. You know, it's hard enough to manage a
Speaker 2: society without having, you know, a part of your society
Speaker 2: deliberately educated your young people to believe things that are
Speaker 2: utterly perverse. Did you, uh? Did you go to the
Speaker 2: Millennia movie last night?
Speaker 3: Debut and theaters across the country, Yes, probably notice to engage.
Speaker 2: Probably not playing in the town I live in. I'm guessing.
Speaker 2: Did you make it, Michael or now? I was able
Speaker 2: to make? The line was too long? Yes, I shouldn't
Speaker 2: mock it. I just you know why I shouldn't. I
Speaker 2: don't know. Oh, you know, you shouldn't. You absolutely shouldn't
Speaker 2: mock it. And I'm gonna mock you for mocking it.
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Speaker 2: going to watch it? Because if you mock me about
Speaker 2: it and then don't watch it, you are a hypocrit.
Speaker 2: Oh who is mocking the marker? Who will mock the markers?
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Speaker 2: Woolf All right, So here's my case for why not
Speaker 2: to mock the Millennium movie. She's a very interesting person
Speaker 2: with a very interesting life. She is in a nearly
Speaker 2: impossible to imagine situation and trying to navigate that as
Speaker 2: a mom.
Speaker 3: If I thought I was going to learn about that
Speaker 3: from the movie, I might actually watch it if I
Speaker 3: knew it was like to travel around with Donald Trump
Speaker 3: and handle the world they're in.
Speaker 4: But I doubt that it has much of that.
Speaker 2: What it's like on inauguration Day, Well, you watch it
Speaker 2: behind the scenes, how much you loved it. You and
Speaker 2: your wife sit on the couch watching that movie.
Speaker 3: I don't like your attitude with your review.
Speaker 2: Wow, are you progressive? This is terrible? Well with the
Speaker 2: caveat that.
Speaker 3: The reason they put this out was, you know, Vogue
Speaker 3: and l magazine and the New Yorker magazine, they don't
Speaker 3: do the splashy cover pieces for her like they do
Speaker 3: for every other democratic first lady.
Speaker 2: And Netflix was it paid forty million dollars for the rights,
Speaker 2: which a lot of lefties are calling a bribe. Oh
Speaker 2: really to approve various mergers or what? How about we
Speaker 2: do like an incredibly flattering, you know, biopic about your wife.
Speaker 2: It's beautiful woman, lovely gal.
Speaker 3: I've seen some of the previews. She looks fantastic in it.
Speaker 3: Of course she does. He's a model, and they went
Speaker 3: out of their way to make her look even better
Speaker 3: than she normally looks. So kind of like CNN did
Speaker 3: with that guy got shot. Yeah, this is we Abady said,
Speaker 3: it's MSNBC. I think that's interesting. Somebody specifically reported it
Speaker 3: with CNN. But they're all piles of crap, so it's
Speaker 3: difficult to differentiate one pile of crap from another.
Speaker 2: Farmers know this, so.
Speaker 3: It's actually not difficult to identify one pilot crab for another.
Speaker 3: It's pretty easy to tell a horse from a cow,
Speaker 3: from a goat from a kayoti, from a.
Speaker 2: Dog from a cat. You know, it's funny. I went
Speaker 2: for the punchline, even knowing it was not true. Judy
Speaker 2: and I actually talk it. Took a walk through a local,
Speaker 2: big federal wildlife preserve not long ago. It was actually
Speaker 2: on Christmas Day and I was using AI to identify
Speaker 2: the scat of that we came across in this wildlife sanctuary.
Speaker 3: That's what you do, the boy reason for the season.
Speaker 3: That's what you do on Christmas Day. You brush up
Speaker 3: on your identifying dung.
Speaker 2: Yes, animal dung. Yes, wow, yes that's an entry. You're
Speaker 2: a druid. I guess. I don't even know what religion
Speaker 2: that is. It's an amateur scientist, yes, Katie.
Speaker 6: There were just so many directions that story could have gone,
Speaker 6: and that was not did not see that one coming
Speaker 6: out for me.
Speaker 3: I really nailed down which poop is, which poop from
Speaker 3: which animal?
Speaker 2: And it was we learned experience fascinating information about animals
Speaker 2: diets or poop. And now that you can tell it's
Speaker 2: not a coyote because a coyote or a fox or
Speaker 2: whatever it was. Their poop actually has shaped more lights
Speaker 2: of that light that they got into the shape of it.
Speaker 2: And now that you can identify the fecal matter of
Speaker 2: different animals like that, your life is so much richer
Speaker 2: for the experience. I don't know. I think if you
Speaker 2: do that and then open presence.
Speaker 4: Maybe you should have watched the Millennia movie.
Speaker 2: I actually got Judy a little coyote dung as a president.
Speaker 3: Michael then present already open presence first, that's always the
Speaker 3: question before we go walking through the field identifying dung
Speaker 3: oh folks.
Speaker 2: But they're they're jealous of my knowledgeable so it's envy.
Speaker 3: We got mailbag on the way, and then we got
Speaker 3: some other news to get into. And the whole thing
Speaker 3: with the United States and Iran is heating up. We
Speaker 3: could go to war this weekend. I mean, that's Mike
Speaker 3: Lyons said yesterday. He told a friend he thinks we might.
Speaker 3: So anyway, all that on the way, stay here, yo,
Speaker 3: yo yo. Lots of squeeze in today.
Speaker 2: I want to talk a little bit about the actual
Speaker 2: deal to keep TikTok going, and it troubles me a lot.
Speaker 2: I think we've given way too much in just because
Speaker 2: it's popular. But I get it. We have a democracy
Speaker 2: and you got to get people's votes. But here's your
Speaker 2: freedom loving quote of the day. Oh there it is,
Speaker 2: continuing our series from Ben Franklin. I like this one.
Speaker 2: I don't know why I like metaphors. I see life
Speaker 2: through metaphors. Metaphors help me understand life in a way
Speaker 2: that regular descriptions done to me. Metaphors are like rain
Speaker 2: coming in. Yes, a good start anyway. From Ben Franklin.
Speaker 2: People who live long who will drink the cup of
Speaker 2: life to the very bottom must expect to meet with
Speaker 2: some of the usual dregs, the pains of aging. The
Speaker 2: downside of aging sounds because because you've drank life to
Speaker 2: the very bottom of the cup. No, I didn't take
Speaker 2: that from that. You didn't know what'd you take?
Speaker 3: Life has a you know, you live life to it's fullest.
Speaker 3: But there's gonna be you know, there's gonna be bumps
Speaker 3: in the road.
Speaker 2: Those who live long who will drink the cup of
Speaker 2: life to the very bottom mail bag drops note mail
Speaker 2: back at Armstrong and Getty dot com. Sean writes, I
Speaker 2: can't imagine what the random person who finds Jack's luggage
Speaker 2: and opens it will think three pair of Sydney Swingey
Speaker 2: jeans and matching tops, black Beard, dye coorgasm pills, pie server,
Speaker 2: pie fork, backup, pie fork, pie fork, concealed Kerry holster,
Speaker 2: an unfortunately long and stylish coat with a reminder on
Speaker 2: it not to be worn with parsel, possibly dark shirt,
Speaker 2: a DVD of Amelia Perez the Extended Director's Cut. Addition, Breadmaker,
Speaker 2: Sourdo starter, and a guy to bread Baking, and a
Speaker 2: three y five poster with a pie chart of pies
Speaker 2: and a note on the eaters of each. For example,
Speaker 2: chocolate pie equals mental incompetent. Wow.
Speaker 3: So somewhere in America next year they're going to auction
Speaker 3: off the stuff in my bag. I guess that's what
Speaker 3: they do eventually when bags get lost and nobody claims them.
Speaker 2: But I would claim it if I can figure out
Speaker 2: where the hell was. Yeah, yeah, that would be interesting.
Speaker 2: It's like storage Wars, but with luggage, got to be
Speaker 2: attempted to do. I'll give you a fifty bucks. Who
Speaker 2: knows can't believe I didn't do the air tag thing.
Speaker 2: I will from now on. Yeah, yeah, we do Judy
Speaker 2: and I these days, let's see simplified explanation of the
Speaker 2: shootings in Minnesota, writes aer Ed the deaths of Jeffrey
Speaker 2: Pretty and Renee Goods. Deaths are deaths by misadventure. It's
Speaker 2: a coroner's verdict for an unintentional death resulting from a
Speaker 2: deliberate risky action where the person did not intend to die,
Speaker 2: but their voluntary act went unexpectedly wrong, distinguishing it from
Speaker 2: a pure accident by involving greater than normal risk like
Speaker 2: a fatal overdose or death. During extreme sports, it's used
Speaker 2: when someone takes a known risk, like a dangerous stunt,
Speaker 2: that leads to their death, unlike a simple accident or
Speaker 2: no significant risk was involved. Yeah, death by misadventure? Oh? Interesting?
Speaker 2: And then this, here's a quote for Minnesotan's Tom and
Speaker 2: Socow writes from mother Teresa. If you want to change
Speaker 2: the world, go home and love your family. Oh that's
Speaker 2: a good one. Yeah, you know. I read a really
Speaker 2: great persuasive thing not long ago that if you get
Speaker 2: overwhelmed by the world and its problems and you feel
Speaker 2: like you need to solve them, start in your town,
Speaker 2: start in your neighborhood. Do something good for your town. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's it.
Speaker 3: That whole topic is pretty interesting because like being a
Speaker 3: good parent and doing all that sort of stuff is
Speaker 3: a tremendous amount of work. Go into a arch now
Speaker 3: in there and screaming and yelling and acting like you're
Speaker 3: going to change the world. It's pretty freaking easy.
Speaker 2: And the first one does tremendous good in the world,
Speaker 2: and the second one does Jack squat. Sorry to take
Speaker 2: your name in vain there, sir. Let's see, well we
Speaker 2: don't have time for this. Uh we have three hours.
Speaker 2: Ah big fan of kettlebell swings, Rob the Marine, I
Speaker 2: should say good. He's praising me highly for doing them.
Speaker 2: Thank you Rob. Awesome.
Speaker 3: We've got three more hours and lots to get to
Speaker 3: actually some pretty interesting news and