Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong Show, Ketty arm Strong and
Speaker 1: Getty and now Kee Armstrong and Yetty. We got the
Speaker 1: latest on the war in the Middle East.
Speaker 2: We could be doing this show in nineteen sixty eight
Speaker 2: or nineteen seventy three or nineteen eighty four, pick a
Speaker 2: year or or the year one thousand.
Speaker 1: Actually we got this text.
Speaker 2: We should represent this crowd because there's somebody out there,
Speaker 2: just as the Bible predicted thousands of years in advance,
Speaker 2: that is the end nears. All eyes will be on
Speaker 2: Israel in the Middle East. All the signs of the
Speaker 2: last days are converging at the same time. Right now, guys,
Speaker 2: Bible prophecy is happening right before our eyes, and like
Speaker 2: birth pains, the predicted events are happening more frequently and
Speaker 2: more intensely. Never in the history throughout the world have
Speaker 2: so many forces, including economic, scientific, tech, no logic, ecologic, cultural, geopolitical, moral, spiritual,
Speaker 2: and religion converge together to bring the world that's already
Speaker 2: teetering over the edge into the abyss, to the point
Speaker 2: of no return. Jesus said, when you see all these
Speaker 2: things happening, know that I'm near, even at the door
Speaker 2: the Bible.
Speaker 1: That's right. Sorry, I will call my wife and urge
Speaker 1: her to buy no green bananas. With all due respect
Speaker 1: to your beliefs, I can't join you on that, but
Speaker 1: thank you for a heartfelt note. I don't know AI
Speaker 1: this Ukraine. Well. I have been predicting that AI is
Speaker 1: the fruit from the tree of knowledge and that it
Speaker 1: will do mankind. So the end might just not come
Speaker 1: the way popular lore describes it. It might be substantially different.
Speaker 1: A right, but again, thank you for caring enough to
Speaker 1: send us the note. I respectfully doubt you're right, but heck,
Speaker 1: what do I know? A lot of good stuff to
Speaker 1: squeeze into lifeast hour of the week, including a Los
Speaker 1: Angeles City Council member uttering what is almost certainly the
Speaker 1: stupidest thing you will hear today.
Speaker 2: I've also got If you're wondering why conservatives are backing
Speaker 2: Andrew Cuomo to be mayor of New York, I'll give
Speaker 2: you just a little rundown of what his prime opponent believes.
Speaker 1: Wow from the Department of Let's see what I rather
Speaker 1: be chewed on by rats are set on fire? Let
Speaker 1: me think, uh, yeah, yeah, that New York mayoral election
Speaker 1: is incredibly discouraging and wacky. So can't wait to get
Speaker 1: to that. But first, it's the beloved Friday tradition. Let's
Speaker 1: take a fond look back at the week that was.
Speaker 1: It's cow clips of the week. Let me provide some
Speaker 1: bad news for you. I played in the Yeah.
Speaker 3: The whips of the week is we are launched Operation
Speaker 3: Rising Life.
Speaker 2: Commission included massage, smuggling vehicles and drones into IRUN.
Speaker 3: Strikes on military bases as well as nuclear facilities. Is
Speaker 3: Israel will never allow those who call for our annihilation
Speaker 3: to develop the means to achieve that goal.
Speaker 1: Weekend chaotic scenes played out on the streets of Los
Speaker 1: Angeles protest. You're sitting cars on fire, dumping bikes and
Speaker 1: scooters and police cruisers on the highway.
Speaker 4: LAPD already declared a citywide tactical alert.
Speaker 2: Just a bunch of people having fun watching cars burn.
Speaker 1: It's bad on here. There was no voulence. I was
Speaker 1: on the street.
Speaker 5: I know this violence that I've seen is disgusting.
Speaker 1: LAPD can handle things in Los Angeles. We are overwhelmed.
Speaker 6: The presidents so far not ruling out invoking the Insurrection Act.
Speaker 6: ICE was serving a series of criminal warrants, so we
Speaker 6: made La shafer.
Speaker 7: He's a tough guy, wasn't he do that? He knows
Speaker 7: where to find me.
Speaker 1: We here see as a hawker, we cold cocker. I
Speaker 1: like that one. Thank you. This is the new normal
Speaker 1: in the City of Angels.
Speaker 7: Democracy is under assault before our eyes. This moment we
Speaker 7: have feared has arrived.
Speaker 1: Half of your mother protests and ain't even Mexican.
Speaker 7: Mexican.
Speaker 6: You're American with Mexican heritage and a tattoo of the
Speaker 6: Virgin Mary you got on a Vegas bender.
Speaker 7: That's what LA is about. Dance like nobody's watching, love
Speaker 7: like you've never been hurt, and skateboard like your dad
Speaker 7: isn't in prison.
Speaker 5: It is with overwhelming enthusiasm that I am declaring that
Speaker 5: anyone who protests or interferes with ICE and their operations
Speaker 5: is officially gay big time.
Speaker 2: So I want to say thank you to every single
Speaker 2: person that has been able to do this. At one
Speaker 2: headache question, this man burst into a room started advancing
Speaker 2: towards the podium, interrupting an opening statement.
Speaker 1: We are all Alex Padilla tonight kang a purple ribbon
Speaker 1: around the neck of that cow. That was an all timer, handsome, fabulous,
Speaker 1: butcher it and enjoy its rump. He's a delicious cow.
Speaker 1: Liked mine better. But so we get your point.
Speaker 2: We got to come up with a show rule. I
Speaker 2: don't think we can use AI in our because there's
Speaker 2: no context. That Gavin Newsom clip and the Trump clip
Speaker 2: were not real. And you wouldn't know that.
Speaker 1: Oh they were all too real, Jack, They were real.
Speaker 1: Audio sound waves were created.
Speaker 2: So is the rest of that fake Gavin Newsom good?
Speaker 2: We never have played it the other day? Is a
Speaker 2: good handsOn ate like you're dead? Isn't in jail? Should
Speaker 2: we play bored? I should say, should we play the
Speaker 2: whole thing? Does anybody know where it is? Or we
Speaker 2: can find it later this hout. We can find it.
Speaker 2: It's from earlier in the week and we just never
Speaker 2: got around to it. But that's pretty funny.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: I totally see your point. I mean, because when we
Speaker 1: set up or pay off immediately after we played it, Look,
Speaker 1: that was AI. But that was unbelievably good and funny
Speaker 1: and blah blah blah. But out of context, just inserted
Speaker 1: in there it's so convincing. I'm sure multiple people listening
Speaker 1: were like, holy crap. Trump said that. Yeah, he didn't.
Speaker 1: How did that nod and Pride month of all month?
Speaker 2: He didn't say the protesters are very, very gay or
Speaker 2: whatever that clip was. Trump did not say this, and
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom did not say this.
Speaker 7: My message to the country is this. We are a
Speaker 7: nation of immigrants and America is an idea. Sure there
Speaker 7: are a couple of burned cars and people are waving
Speaker 7: other countries flags, but that's LA. That's what LA is about.
Speaker 7: Dance like nobody's watching, love like you've never been hurt,
Speaker 7: and skateboard like your dad is an imprisoned.
Speaker 1: What wow? Okay.
Speaker 2: So a number of conservative publications have come out and
Speaker 2: endorsed Andrew Cuomo to be mayor of New York. The
Speaker 2: guy who put forced old people into facilities to die
Speaker 2: at COVID, the guide.
Speaker 1: He'll grow up your daughter, He'll kill your granny. Cuomo
Speaker 1: for mayor. He's a purv honey sweetheart, and worse than
Speaker 1: that to me.
Speaker 2: In both cases, he lied, He shredded documents, he threw
Speaker 2: other people under the boss who had been put that crook.
Speaker 2: He's a horrible human being, and conservative outlets are backing
Speaker 2: him for mayor because of the alternatives, including the leading
Speaker 2: alternative who calls himself a democratic socialist, like just a
Speaker 2: socialist to me. New York mayoral candidate Zooran Mom Donny
Speaker 2: he wants.
Speaker 1: AOC, was out at a rally for him just yesterday.
Speaker 1: I think it was the day before, dancing around in
Speaker 1: her red dress, shaking her her her groove thing. I
Speaker 1: did not see that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is the OC AOC backed candidate who wants
Speaker 2: government run grocery stores throughout New York.
Speaker 1: Okay, good plan, that's one of his. That's one of
Speaker 1: his things. And then he's got all kinds.
Speaker 2: He wants to remove cops from high crime areas because
Speaker 2: he thinks the cops are causing the crime. That's kind
Speaker 2: of that all oh good, super Leninist view of the world.
Speaker 1: What would defund the police look like? It would look
Speaker 1: like the suburbs.
Speaker 2: Said little AOC, right, And he wants to spend billions
Speaker 2: of dollars on all kinds of fanciful programs that would
Speaker 2: never amount to anything. But anybody who wants government run
Speaker 2: grocery stores only and thinks that will fix problems is
Speaker 2: a complete wack a doo.
Speaker 1: Yes, correct, Yeah, yeah, Ac is backing that candidate, which
Speaker 1: shows you who she is. That red dress was a
Speaker 1: nice choice, though I did not rouse my animal spirits.
Speaker 2: I didn't wow, well fitting, I did not see that.
Speaker 1: That is not good. I expect more from Joel. Well,
Speaker 1: that's interesting.
Speaker 2: It's interesting that you singled him out as who you
Speaker 2: expect more from.
Speaker 1: That's one of my favorite Wall Street expressions. Yeah, the
Speaker 1: animal spirits roused the animal spirits.
Speaker 2: That's a who's the famous the famous economists from early
Speaker 2: twentieth century that gets quoted all the time. That's one
Speaker 2: of his Kenzian that was the canes Canes. Yeah, yeah, Kanesian. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's knes We got the stupid thing we're gonna hear
Speaker 2: all day coming up, you said.
Speaker 1: LA City Council person. Yes, indeed, And there's plenty of
Speaker 1: stupid there. If you're a fan of stupid, you could
Speaker 1: do worse than attending an LA City Council meeting. Kanye
Speaker 1: walked into the Diddy trial, so something's got to occur there.
Speaker 1: But more importan certainly attacking Iran and what's going on
Speaker 1: some of the latest there's great reporting on on how
Speaker 1: the Masade got into Iran and got those drones in there.
Speaker 1: Some new details Stay tuned.
Speaker 8: Armstrong Around the country, protesters clashing with police and Tucson,
Speaker 8: some throwing objects at police as masked officers fired back
Speaker 8: with rubber bullets. In Las Vegas, officers dispersing crowds of demonstrators,
Speaker 8: later claiming they were throwing rocks and water bottles. And
Speaker 8: in Seattle, some protesters lighting a dumpster on fire. In Texas,
Speaker 8: Republican Governor Greg Abbott deploying five thousand members of the
Speaker 8: National Guard to help manage protests.
Speaker 1: Okay, but on Capitol Hill.
Speaker 8: The Democratic governors of Illinois, Minnesota, and New York condemning
Speaker 8: the deployment of troops in Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: I liked how he said the cops later claimed that
Speaker 1: people were throwing rocks, right, bottles, Yeah, because that doesn't happen. Ever,
Speaker 1: that's a crazy accusation. Speak of law enforcement. This is
Speaker 1: Ross Teepel. He is a sheriff in Arizona.
Speaker 6: Yesterday, my detectives were serving a search warrant on a
Speaker 6: cartel member where they took all of this drugs.
Speaker 1: Off the streets.
Speaker 6: We've got fetanyl pills, We've got cocaine, we got meth amphetamines,
Speaker 6: we got gun seats from this cartel member. And I
Speaker 6: really wanted to thank my anti smuggling unit for this
Speaker 6: long investigation. This was over a half a year investigation.
Speaker 6: Here's the crazy part. Some idiots, thinking it was an
Speaker 6: ice ray, came down in protest long entire family's list.
Speaker 6: You want to protest this not getting off the streets,
Speaker 6: that's insane, Stay out up and now count.
Speaker 1: If you're going to commit crime, love it morons. Speaking
Speaker 1: of morons, this is La City Council Member Emilda Padilla
Speaker 1: with a question in the last twenty four hours at
Speaker 1: a council.
Speaker 9: Meeting, can we use technology like AI technology to create
Speaker 9: a situation where your department can identify, Hey, there's agents
Speaker 9: non City of La in a neighboring town. Everyone go
Speaker 9: on alert in a way where you can support our
Speaker 9: business community and our immigrant community to know that it's time.
Speaker 9: That's something related to the lack of due process, the
Speaker 9: lack of warrants is about to hit our town. What
Speaker 9: I'm asking a creativity question here, what can your department
Speaker 9: do to do more to warn us, to warn the
Speaker 9: business community got outside of our LA borders, coming in
Speaker 9: from Englewood, coming in from I don't know, Valley, I
Speaker 9: don't know. You can warn us so that we can
Speaker 9: warn our folks in the spirit of your loyalty to
Speaker 9: the City of Los Angeles.
Speaker 5: So you're asking me to warn you about an enforcement
Speaker 5: action being taken by another agency before it happens. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: we can't do that. Why not the obstruction the justice?
Speaker 5: You may want to talk to the city attorney about that.
Speaker 1: I'm moron. Well well he left that last part off.
Speaker 2: Well, even if it had been asked succinctly and directly,
Speaker 2: it was a bad question. But the starting with, is
Speaker 2: there any way we can use like AI to where
Speaker 2: you can What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: How does someone like that? Well, okay, I was gonna
Speaker 1: ask how does some like someone like that get elected?
Speaker 1: Plainly by saying what soft headed, emotional thinking people say
Speaker 1: and making statements about I stand with the community and
Speaker 1: blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: Okay, boy, that had dumb person written all over it.
Speaker 2: Can we use AI like? Is there any way you
Speaker 2: could use AI to like, you know, like get into
Speaker 2: and warn people?
Speaker 1: What are you I don't know what you're asking me?
Speaker 1: Said the adult right to the idiot child. The idiot
Speaker 1: child continued that was wow. And finally, and his rather
Speaker 1: reserved exasperation because he's used to this sort of thing,
Speaker 1: was quite admirable. Really, are you asking me if we
Speaker 1: can warn people in advance of an enforcement action by
Speaker 1: another agency. No, no, we can't, although it seems like
Speaker 1: that does happen on occasion. I really want to hear
Speaker 1: that again, maybe by the end of the show. But
Speaker 1: that's pretty good.
Speaker 2: So listen.
Speaker 1: I'm not mad, you're passionate. I'm mad you're dumb. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I agree, I'm mad.
Speaker 2: Un but he said I noticed that, so on no
Speaker 2: relation to this padilla. The other padilla, the senator from
Speaker 2: California getting pushed to the ground. I noticed when I
Speaker 2: look at like CNN there verbiage at the bottom is
Speaker 2: US senator pushed to ground for asking questions? None of
Speaker 2: the US senator lunges at Homeland sect without you know,
Speaker 2: identifying himself, right, None of that.
Speaker 1: Unannounced at a public meeting. Yeah, maybe there're such liars.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I should read let me read the Insider Secret
Speaker 2: Service adjacent person guest mole. We have what they texted
Speaker 2: to me because I thought it was pretty good on
Speaker 2: the idea of him being a US senator. If you
Speaker 2: haven't seen the video or heard the story, honestly, it
Speaker 2: doesn't matter if he's a US senator. Nobody's allowed to
Speaker 2: move aggressively at a Secret Service protectee while verbally accosting them.
Speaker 1: Hey, it's just John Wilkes Booth. He's a famous actor.
Speaker 1: He's cool.
Speaker 2: Padilla displayed several pre attack behaviors. He was actively resisting
Speaker 2: the police who was who.
Speaker 1: Were very general.
Speaker 2: The only reason he wasn't violently put down was because
Speaker 2: he was a US senator. And if you watch the
Speaker 2: actual video, he did not say hey, I'm a US
Speaker 2: senator until after he had been pushing back and forth
Speaker 2: with the cops.
Speaker 1: Correct. Yeah, at which point what are they going to do?
Speaker 1: Is he had violated every well, he had tripped every
Speaker 1: wire that says to the Secret Service move in protect Yeah,
Speaker 1: you didn't need for he identified himself here a US senator.
Speaker 2: You could raise your hand and get the attention and
Speaker 2: probably ask a question from where you were standing. You
Speaker 2: didn't need to move forward and lunch and all that
Speaker 2: sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel like I'm prosecuting the case of gravity
Speaker 1: versus things floating away. It's self evident what happened. He
Speaker 1: was grandstanding, hoping to create a scene. It's the old
Speaker 1: decision dilemma. He hoped to provoke precisely what happened. He
Speaker 1: knew how to provoke it. He provoked it. So now
Speaker 1: I can haul himself up on the cross and be
Speaker 1: the great Hispanic savior of all the voters in California.
Speaker 2: It's not obvious to the MSNBC shows I've watched in
Speaker 2: the scene.
Speaker 1: Affairs, your professional liars, you fool, wake up.
Speaker 2: So we already know more about how the Masade got
Speaker 2: into Iran. What all they did in there last night.
Speaker 2: Actually they've been working on it for months, according to reporting.
Speaker 2: This is coming from his They want Iran to know. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we've been in there for months, ooching around, doing all
Speaker 2: kinds of things, so that Iran thinks it is probably true.
Speaker 2: We ain't done, you know, make him a little scared there.
Speaker 2: You have your turbin on a swivel. You don't know
Speaker 2: what's going to happen at any moment. Well said, So
Speaker 2: we got more on the way on that. It's pretty interesting.
Speaker 1: Armstrong and Getty House Prime.
Speaker 3: It is true I've made it clear time and again,
Speaker 3: Israel will never allow those who call for our annihilation
Speaker 3: to develop the means to achieve that goal. Tonight, Israel
Speaker 3: backs those words with action.
Speaker 2: To me, this is such a the most clear cut
Speaker 2: case I can almost imagine, unless you're talking Pearl Harbor
Speaker 2: or something of a justified attack. You got a neighbor
Speaker 2: who's been saying they want to kill you for forty
Speaker 2: five years, and.
Speaker 1: They've been employing their proxies to do that in horrid fashion,
Speaker 1: over and over again, no matter how many times you try.
Speaker 2: To shooting October seventh, and they're close to getting a
Speaker 2: nuclear weapon. It's better said by National Reviews editors who
Speaker 2: put out a piece today, Israel had no choice. A
Speaker 2: nuclear Iran dedicated to Israel's destruction is an existential threat
Speaker 2: that is thrown around way too often. The whole existential
Speaker 2: threat thing, not that many things are actually a threat
Speaker 2: to your existence. This is an overwhelming majority of Israel's
Speaker 2: population lives either in Jerusalem or in a small strip
Speaker 2: of coastal land that includes Tel Aviv, and all of
Speaker 2: those targets are well within range of Iran's missiles. Even
Speaker 2: if Iran never pulled the trigger, on a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 2: Their mere possession of one would allow the radical Islamist
Speaker 2: regime that has been vowing death to America, death to
Speaker 2: Israel to operate with impunity as it financed terrorist attacks,
Speaker 2: targeted US assets and service personnel, and engaged in other
Speaker 2: malign behaviors that destabilized the region.
Speaker 1: Obviously, imagine October seven.
Speaker 2: If they'd have had tactical nukes, they would have nuked
Speaker 2: that whole concert thing. I wonder, how could you make
Speaker 2: an argument that they would based on what they did.
Speaker 2: I mean that just you can't. You can't go any
Speaker 2: further than what they did other than nukes. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's not like they were holding back worried about Well,
Speaker 2: I don't know, they're probably probably going to retaliate pretty
Speaker 2: strongly after we put babies and ovens and rape grandma's
Speaker 2: and film it and post it online.
Speaker 1: Right right, having now admittedly employed the strategy of hey,
Speaker 1: we're going to act like we're a good a good
Speaker 1: partner for negotiating for a long long time until we
Speaker 1: lulled them into a false sense of security, and then
Speaker 1: we're going to slaughter them. So now there are voices saying, well,
Speaker 1: we should have negotiated more in good faith. Okay, all right.
Speaker 2: So New York Post has the latest details on how
Speaker 2: they pulled off the attack last night. That included attacks
Speaker 2: within Iran from Masad agents on the ground, which is
Speaker 2: really something. Israeli spies smuggled missiles and secretly hit explosive
Speaker 2: drones deep inside Iran, and a series of covert operations
Speaker 2: leading up to last night's. Well, they get called Friday,
Speaker 2: but it was Friday there last night's here's deadly onslaught
Speaker 2: before tricking military leaders into gathering for a meeting so
Speaker 2: they could all be wiped out in one spot. Wow,
Speaker 2: I know, I hadn't heard that one intelligence agents with MASAD,
Speaker 2: Israel's top spy agency, started infiltrating the heart of Iran
Speaker 2: several months back. In order to pull off the surprise
Speaker 2: attack aimed at obliterating their nuclear program and a whole
Speaker 2: bunch of their top military commanders and scientists.
Speaker 1: The spy agency.
Speaker 2: Planted the explosive drones inside Iran ahead of time as
Speaker 2: they laid the groundwork for the major strikes, According to
Speaker 2: Israeli's security sources, Again, Israel's putting this news out because
Speaker 2: they want Iran to know Oh, we've been in. We've
Speaker 2: been in for a month and a half, and this
Speaker 2: ain't all they're hoping Iran things. Agents also managed to
Speaker 2: smog a precision weapon into central Iran so Israel could
Speaker 2: target Turan's defenses from within. The stealth campaign, dubbed Operation
Speaker 2: Rising Line, was eventually conducted with three separate operations last night,
Speaker 2: all kinds of air strikes.
Speaker 1: You know all about that.
Speaker 2: Commando units deployed precision guided weapons near Iran's surface to
Speaker 2: air missile defenses and targeted the Iranian systems so they
Speaker 2: got a way to blow up their air defenses, like.
Speaker 1: Right next to it. They were there with commandos.
Speaker 2: The second operation set up strike systems and mounted technology
Speaker 2: onto vehicles that were launched at Iranian air defense system
Speaker 2: and then it mentions that they all the high ranking
Speaker 2: Iranian officials were gathered together for one meeting. Israel is
Speaker 2: able to trick top commanders of Iran's air force into
Speaker 2: gathering for a meeting before they were targeted.
Speaker 1: But it doesn't say what the ruse was.
Speaker 2: You probably don't want to give that away, like how
Speaker 2: you pulled that off, but it's an interesting group text.
Speaker 1: They wormed their way onto Air Force studs or whatever
Speaker 1: they called their group text, Hey dude, let's meet at
Speaker 1: the Commissary in fifteen minutes, super super important. See you there.
Speaker 2: Their official statement was, we carried out specific activities to
Speaker 2: help us learn more about them and then use that
Speaker 2: information to influence their behavior. We knew this would lead
Speaker 2: them to meet, but more importantly, we knew how to
Speaker 2: keep them there. Wow, what does that mean? So you
Speaker 2: had so you learned about them specifically, then some sort
Speaker 2: of ruse that you knew would cause them to gather
Speaker 2: and then keep them there, probably with like.
Speaker 1: More texts or info coming in. That's why I can't imagine.
Speaker 1: I mean there are possibilities. Yeah, I can't wait to
Speaker 1: learn more about that someday.
Speaker 2: Significant intelligence was gathered and surveillance was conducted to incriminate
Speaker 2: senior members of the Iranian defense establishment and nuclear scientists
Speaker 2: who were eliminated to incriminate. Like a little mystified by
Speaker 2: that too, I want Yeah, I'm just trying to picture
Speaker 2: like each one of them, be like if all of
Speaker 2: us gathered except for you, and said, hey, we got
Speaker 2: a text from that looks like for me, but it's
Speaker 2: not say here, we got some dirt on Joe. Joe
Speaker 2: has been doing some really awful things. We need to
Speaker 2: have a meeting about that and figure out how to
Speaker 2: handle it. And then then then I get a then
Speaker 2: you get a one that says it's the other way
Speaker 2: around about me. And so we all gathered together thinking
Speaker 2: we got incriminating even it's about each other or something,
Speaker 2: and then Beard's explode or whatever happens.
Speaker 1: Whatever happens. Yeah, the page's go ker blue again. I
Speaker 1: don't know. That's interesting and also provocative that they would
Speaker 1: release that vague a description of what they did.
Speaker 2: That part seems like you should have kept secret, although
Speaker 2: they don't do anything by accident. No, No, with the
Speaker 2: exception the horrific, unbelievable exception of the blindness of October seven,
Speaker 2: I was gonna throw that out for the millionth time.
Speaker 2: How can Israel in the Masade be so absolutely amazing,
Speaker 2: like it's a you know, a double O seven movie,
Speaker 2: is practically unbelievable, And at the same over again, you
Speaker 2: couldn't get to that part of Israel that was twelve
Speaker 2: miles away for fifteen hours while you're being attacked by
Speaker 2: people who just you know, rode dirt bikes. Into your country.
Speaker 1: Wild shocking. I thought this was really interesting. The Wall
Speaker 1: Street Journal Editorial Board published an editorial just before we
Speaker 1: found out about the strikes, and it is entitled Iran's
Speaker 1: latest nuclear breakout. Taran is making a mockery of the
Speaker 1: Nuclear non Proliferation Treaty. They were President Trump has quote
Speaker 1: given her on every opportunity. Defense Secretary Pete Hexath said Thursday,
Speaker 1: he's right, and so as the IAEA. You and inspectors
Speaker 1: who've spent twenty years trying to get answers from Iran
Speaker 1: on its secret nuclear activity. Wouldn't you give up after
Speaker 1: like seventeen and a half years anyway, these.
Speaker 2: Stupid, stupid international bodies that think they're accomplishing anything.
Speaker 1: On Thursday, Iran's time ran out with the IAEA again.
Speaker 1: This was before the attack took place. The IAEA Board
Speaker 1: of Governors passed a resolution finding Iran in non compliance
Speaker 1: with its Safeguards Agreement, a crucial part of the Nuclear
Speaker 1: Non Proliferation Treaty the NPT that's done much to stop
Speaker 1: the spread and use of nuclear weapons. Treaties are no
Speaker 1: substitute for American deterrent power. They right quite correctly, but
Speaker 1: the NPT has been among the more successful. In reply
Speaker 1: of the IAEIA finally finding their teeth and saying, you
Speaker 1: dudes are not cooperating and it's obvious now. In reply,
Speaker 1: Iran announced a major expansion of its nuclear breakout capability,
Speaker 1: revealing more NPT violations which would make it harder to
Speaker 1: detect or stop and Irani and move to enrich uranium
Speaker 1: to weapons grade. Tehran is calling the world's bluff on
Speaker 1: whether it takes non proliferation seriously, they wrote, And the
Speaker 1: IAEA found that Iran had been hiding nuclear material, then
Speaker 1: there are attempts to cover Iran's attempts to cover up
Speaker 1: all of this. Consider it's a Marevon site. The IAEA
Speaker 1: ass is that Iron connected four tests there in three
Speaker 1: of full scale hemispherical implosion systems for nuclear weapons. When
Speaker 1: the IAI and they go on a little more of
Speaker 1: the history of it. When they asked to inspect Maravon
Speaker 1: in twenty nineteen, Iran promptly raised the site's support area.
Speaker 1: It didn't allow inspectors to visit the control bunker, which
Speaker 1: it also subsequently demolished, And they go on several other
Speaker 1: incidents like this, making the case that look, this is unambiguous.
Speaker 1: This is not a mystery anymore. They want a bomb
Speaker 1: the first minute they can get it so they can
Speaker 1: use it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and just in case you didn't hear me say
Speaker 2: this earlier, I was watching MSNBC last night Barry McCaffrey
Speaker 2: on Former General I usually like his take. He pointed out, one,
Speaker 2: we've got forty thousand troops in the region and a
Speaker 2: dozen bases, so there are plenty of targets. If Iran
Speaker 2: does side to jump ugly with US, although that would
Speaker 2: be a horrible idea, then you're fighting Iran and then
Speaker 2: you're fighting Israel and US. But he said, at the
Speaker 2: end of the day, I think we're going to be
Speaker 2: recognizing Iran as a nuclear power.
Speaker 1: And I thought, wow, okay, that's not good news.
Speaker 2: Although in my lifetime, well you know, basically since nineteen
Speaker 2: forty seven, if a country decides they really want to
Speaker 2: get a nuclear weapon, they get it. The world can't
Speaker 2: stop them, and not a lot of examples of stopping people,
Speaker 2: unless you like convince a Ukraine that no, no, no,
Speaker 2: we're your friends.
Speaker 1: You can give up your nukes or we'll protect you,
Speaker 1: a sin for which we may never be forgiven. Anybody
Speaker 1: paying attention. Yeah, and looks the calculation on like a
Speaker 1: North Korea is doesn't serve Kim Jong und to nuke anybody.
Speaker 1: He just wants to protect his wealth and his kingdom.
Speaker 1: So you know, we just won't directly threaten his you know,
Speaker 1: his security, and he'll be fine. So far, so good.
Speaker 1: And there are a bunch of examples like that. Even Pakistan,
Speaker 1: which is pretty wacky and one of the scarier countries,
Speaker 1: it doesn't serve them to nuke anybody. But Iran is
Speaker 1: full on Islamis nut jobs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, there are a lot of Lamis nut jobs
Speaker 2: in Pakistan. Luckily they haven't had the control of the
Speaker 2: nukes at any point. I remember when Barack Obama in
Speaker 2: one interview said the thing that kept him up at
Speaker 2: night was Pakistan and their nukes. Who has control of
Speaker 2: them when whenever they switch power? But yeah, most of
Speaker 2: the other countries they got reason not to bring the
Speaker 2: hell upon them that would happen if they used nukes. Right,
Speaker 2: these is Lamist nut jobs, what do they care?
Speaker 1: When Obama said that, was that before or after he
Speaker 1: started saying Pakistan? So it sounds do you think Iran's
Speaker 1: going to get a nuke? Short term. Oh no, No,
Speaker 1: you don't think we're going to right now?
Speaker 2: Oh no, what about that four doh, that underground one
Speaker 2: that hasn't been blown up yet.
Speaker 1: I think what's going to happen is that they will
Speaker 1: do their best to attack that Israel with the US's help.
Speaker 1: But I mean, if they have to blow up every
Speaker 1: truck tire in the country so they can't bring the
Speaker 1: missile out to launch it, they'll do it. They will
Speaker 1: attack every critical tangential and peripheral you know, industry and
Speaker 1: ability that they have to to render Iran unable to
Speaker 1: wield a nuclear because as we started this, it's not
Speaker 1: an option. It's not an option. It is literally a
Speaker 1: threat to your existence as a country and a people.
Speaker 2: Yes, so you need to you know, you don't think about, well,
Speaker 2: what's the what percentage of our GDP is going to
Speaker 2: You don't have time for anything. If somebody spends seventy
Speaker 2: five years saying we're gonna murder you this first chance.
Speaker 1: We get leave them. Yeah, and this just in.
Speaker 2: According to NBC, President Trump says Iran's leaders are now
Speaker 2: calling him to discuss the situation.
Speaker 1: Whether that's true or not, I don't know. I hope
Speaker 1: it is. We'll finish strong.
Speaker 2: Next Pakistan, Pakistan, Pakistan.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 4: Heritage Auctions has announced we'll hold the sale next month
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Speaker 4: movie you tell people is your favorite movie?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no kidding, overrated? Okay my hot take on Citizen Kane.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I didn't get it either. So the big military
Speaker 1: parade Trump's parade in which he shows his fascistic something
Speaker 1: or other and it's his birthday, It actually sounds really cool,
Speaker 1: celebrating the Army's two hundred and fiftieth anniversary. It is
Speaker 1: going to include military vehicles, weapons, flyovers, personnel and gear,
Speaker 1: and soldiers in period dress from like every conflict starting
Speaker 1: with the American Revolution, Civil War, World War one, and two.
Speaker 1: Are going to have nineteen eighteen Dodge touring car and
Speaker 1: a Renault tank from World War One in the parade,
Speaker 1: World War two jeeps, and Korean War period equipment and
Speaker 1: uniforms in tribute to those fellas. The Huey helicopters doing
Speaker 1: flyovers from the Vietnam era, along with other helicopters, cool
Speaker 1: M one a one Abrams tank from the nineth Dean
Speaker 1: ninety ninety one Gulf War, the main battle tank. The
Speaker 1: guy is gonna be shown off.
Speaker 2: The guy is a showman, Donald Trump, Yeah, he knows
Speaker 2: about that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then the M two Bradley fighting vehicle introduced in
Speaker 1: the eighties. And again people in period dress and all
Speaker 1: sorts of stuff celebrating the history of our armed forces.
Speaker 1: You know, let's let's let it happen. On the other hand,
Speaker 1: we'll have the no king's protests, So they're hoping to
Speaker 1: generate a split screen image. So if anybody's watching the
Speaker 1: fascistic dictator Trump's military war, they also have to watch
Speaker 1: us yelling something or other in the streets about we
Speaker 1: don't want a king and we don't have one. Did
Speaker 1: you hear Trump's response the other day? He laughed, He said,
Speaker 1: if I was a king, I could get a lot
Speaker 1: more done, a lot more easily. Hey kids, it's that
Speaker 1: time again with Armstrong Ngetty. Here's your host for final thoughts,
Speaker 1: Joe Getny. Let's get I don't thought from everybody on
Speaker 1: the coon To wrap up to day. There he is,
Speaker 1: Michael Angelow pressing the button. This Michael, Yeah.
Speaker 10: It's father Day's Father's Day weekend, and so thank you
Speaker 10: to all the dads out there that do all that
Speaker 10: you do. And I'm going to celebrate my dad by
Speaker 10: watching classic TV shows and eating his favorite food.
Speaker 1: There you go, yep, there you go. God bless him.
Speaker 1: Katie Green, our Steam Newswoman. As a final thought, Katie yeah, kind.
Speaker 9: Of echoing what Michael said, Happy Father's Day and all
Speaker 9: the dads and the world would not be right without
Speaker 9: you in it.
Speaker 2: Here here well, said Jack. A final thought for us.
Speaker 2: Diddy left the trial or did he still there? He's
Speaker 2: on trial. Kanye left the trial after an hour. I
Speaker 2: thought that was going to be my day get in.
Speaker 2: I thought that was going to be my day's entertainment.
Speaker 2: He showed up with one of Diddy's kids of like
Speaker 2: a gulf or something, So that was very disappointing. Follow
Speaker 2: us on Twitter. I'm driving through LA during all the
Speaker 2: protests tomorrow and I'll be tweeting out.
Speaker 1: I would like to echo as my final thought the
Speaker 1: thoughts of everybody else about fathers and their incredibly important
Speaker 1: role in children's lives. Also wish a happy anniversary to
Speaker 1: my sweetheart, Judy thirty nine years tomorrow. We got married
Speaker 1: when we were eight years old.
Speaker 2: Katie. It was controversial at the time, but you're in
Speaker 2: India where they allowed it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was well anyway. But happy birthdays or a
Speaker 1: happy anniversary, sweetheart. And it's a big weekend. I will
Speaker 1: be watching the United States Golf Open to celebrate Father's Day.
Speaker 1: So much going on this weekend.
Speaker 2: And do the Iranian people rise up and try to
Speaker 2: overthrow their regime? Maybe now's the time for that. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of things that could happen. Armstrong, Golly, Armstrong
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Speaker 2: God bless America, Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 1: This moment we have feared has arrived.
Speaker 7: Dance like nobody's watching, Love like you've never been hurt, and.
Speaker 1: I was wondering, you know what you felt about that?
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