Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Joe, Ketty.
Speaker 2: Arm Strong and Jetty and he Armstrong and Getty. So
Speaker 2: the blonde Chicken, the blue genead, you know, the Sydney Sweeney,
Speaker 2: the one with your boobies. I don't want to know
Speaker 2: her name, so I try not to. I don't. I
Speaker 2: don't want things like that in my head. He's a
Speaker 2: big star.
Speaker 3: I don't need to memorize the name of young starlets.
Speaker 3: I just I gotta fit other stuff in there. I
Speaker 3: need to remember my bank password. That's what I need
Speaker 3: to remember. I don't need to remember her name. I
Speaker 3: only got so much space.
Speaker 4: Bake your bank password, Sydney Sweeney, not Sidney thirty six,
Speaker 4: twenty four thirty six exclamation point.
Speaker 3: I should do that with all my passwords. What's the
Speaker 3: password for chest dot com? Kim Kardashian, what's my password
Speaker 3: to get into my car? Kanye West? Just all celebrities, Yes,
Speaker 3: remember actually and so the you know the controversy. If
Speaker 3: you don't, what are you here for? But they ask
Speaker 3: people on the street, young people on the street, they're
Speaker 3: what they think about the young women and here's a
Speaker 3: whole bunch of them.
Speaker 2: The Sydney sweenyad.
Speaker 5: Have you seen it?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 7: Yes, I have.
Speaker 2: What are your thoughts?
Speaker 7: Trying to calm myself, but that would Sydney Sweeney has
Speaker 7: good jeep, really like the eugenics in that it's dripping
Speaker 7: with it, And I'm like, well, I get both sides
Speaker 7: of the argument, like she's talking about like actual genes,
Speaker 7: but then I get the other side saying like, oh,
Speaker 7: but like this could be like a play on words
Speaker 7: for like something else.
Speaker 2: You're an idiot, but.
Speaker 8: Likely I think there's just.
Speaker 9: So much more going on in the world that like
Speaker 9: an ad.
Speaker 7: About Sidney Sweeney isn't something that.
Speaker 9: We need to pay attention to.
Speaker 2: And when you saw it, what did you think.
Speaker 7: Of I mean I thought, you know, it was disgusting.
Speaker 2: I think it's it's.
Speaker 5: Just showing what kind of country we're turning into, because
Speaker 5: it's white supremacy at the end of the day, that's
Speaker 5: what this ad is representing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's not a good look.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, she knowed the blonde hair, blue eyed,
Speaker 8: white woman, you know, very cute and a lot of
Speaker 8: the things she's been doing online have been a little
Speaker 8: bit questionable. It seems that she's definitely been, you know,
Speaker 8: pandering to a certain group of men online.
Speaker 6: And I've been seeing a lot of people online being like, Okay, well,
Speaker 6: if we ran the same ad with.
Speaker 9: A black woman, it would be interpreted differently.
Speaker 2: What are your thoughts on that.
Speaker 6: My thoughts on that is that, you know, a black
Speaker 6: woman probably wouldn't use the same inflection, and you know
Speaker 6: they didn't do that, So you know, they can say
Speaker 6: what ifs all they want, But the fact of the
Speaker 6: matter is is they used a white woman to spend
Speaker 6: a send a very specific message.
Speaker 10: But I definitely think if it were a black woman,
Speaker 10: it would send a different message, specifically because that's the
Speaker 10: world that we've created, that we've that we've grown up in,
Speaker 10: and so by specifically using a white you know, a
Speaker 10: white person, it completely disregards everything that we've spent the
Speaker 10: last week of centuries working towards and and so that
Speaker 10: just kind of it just it rubs us the wrong way.
Speaker 4: Wow, there's a lot there. The last woman actually had
Speaker 4: an argument. It was cracker jack. I mean, it was
Speaker 4: crack pod. It was silly, but at least it had
Speaker 4: the form of an idea. But can you, So the
Speaker 4: other ones just spouted phrases like that for a play
Speaker 4: just one more second, play play the first one and
Speaker 4: see if you can identify a coherent idea.
Speaker 2: In this the Sydney Sweeney ad.
Speaker 6: Have you seen it?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 8: Yes, I have?
Speaker 2: What are your thoughts?
Speaker 7: Trying to call myself?
Speaker 4: But that was.
Speaker 7: Sydney Sweeney has good jeep really like the eugenics in
Speaker 7: that it's tripping with it, and I'm like, no.
Speaker 11: I would be willing to lay a significant amount of
Speaker 11: money down that she had never heard the word eugenics
Speaker 11: before this commercial and controversy.
Speaker 2: She thinks Hugh gen X is a guy who commented
Speaker 2: on the ad.
Speaker 3: And I know from show history that if we had
Speaker 3: her on the phone, Joda said, I got a quick question,
Speaker 3: when did your boyfriend hang himself?
Speaker 2: She doesn't.
Speaker 4: She doesn't have a boyfriend. Her boyfriend is Jay Guavera
Speaker 4: or ya Ya Sinwar.
Speaker 2: For God's sake.
Speaker 3: But that the whole weird thing that I've been asking
Speaker 3: about this for years now.
Speaker 2: Is there a history?
Speaker 3: Is there any time in history that a country has
Speaker 3: turned on itself culturally the way we have? Where we
Speaker 3: are there examples? Did Greece do this? Did the Romans
Speaker 3: do this at some point where they they hated themselves
Speaker 3: and then you know, bring in the barbarians. We're terrible people. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and so a white woman, Oh, that is just horrible,
Speaker 3: even though that is the biggest group of people in America,
Speaker 3: portraying one is out of bounds.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 4: There was the last gal who had an idea, though
Speaker 4: it was completely ridiculous. Was Yes, featuring an attractive white
Speaker 4: woman selling jeans was just set us back a couple
Speaker 4: hundred years after all we tried to accomplish, you know,
Speaker 4: trying to have black people have their constitutional rights. It's
Speaker 4: a good point, sweetheart, Well well said, good lord. That
Speaker 4: is something. Meanwhile, in another front on the culture War,
Speaker 4: all the attention to Texas is being paid to the
Speaker 4: whole redistricting thing, and the hypocrisy of both sides calling
Speaker 4: out this undemocratic jerry mandering is just it's so cute,
Speaker 4: it's so sweet. They're all liars. But this is Alex Stein.
Speaker 4: Do you know Alex's act does his act sometimes for
Speaker 4: the Blaze, Glenn Beck's outfit, but he's a provocateur. One
Speaker 4: of his main things is he goes to hearings, public hearings,
Speaker 4: government hearings and gives these speeches. He first gained a
Speaker 4: little fame in COVID because he was so frustrated with
Speaker 4: a lot of the COVID policies, which I appreciate. But
Speaker 4: here he is testifying in Texas. It's twelve, Michael, number
Speaker 4: twelve about men in women's private spaces, specifically quote unquote
Speaker 4: transgender people.
Speaker 2: Welcome to introduce yourself. Go ahead. My name is Alex Stein.
Speaker 12: I'm considered one of the sexiest men in conservative politics.
Speaker 12: And one thing I want to say a lot of
Speaker 12: people are going to hear my test money. You're gonna
Speaker 12: say you're anti LGBTQ. I want to say, that's impossible
Speaker 12: because I'm a Dallas Cowboys fan, so obviously I have.
Speaker 2: A lot of gay pride.
Speaker 12: But you know, a lot of conservatives, like yourself, you
Speaker 12: want to outlaw transgenders and women's sports. I disagree. I
Speaker 12: like transgenders and women's sports because you can gamble on
Speaker 12: them and win money. You know, I want so much
Speaker 12: money on Leah Thomas's propeller hunting that pool.
Speaker 2: I almost turned draft draft kings.
Speaker 9: Excuse me to draft queens.
Speaker 12: Now, when we come to the bathroom build though, this
Speaker 12: is an asymmetrical problem because, first of all, no dude
Speaker 12: cares if like a bisexual woman comes in there and
Speaker 12: tries to use like a p funnel. You know, if
Speaker 12: some lady boy comes in there, some you know stud
Speaker 12: comes in there wants to pee in a journal, No
Speaker 12: guy's going to be threatened by, you know, a trans woman.
Speaker 12: But we don't want these gargoyles in address, you know,
Speaker 12: some check with a dick coming in there and trying
Speaker 12: to peer poop next to my girlfriend, because that's disgusting.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm just going to say something.
Speaker 12: Listen, I want to ask my person. Ever, right, let
Speaker 12: me just think, So, we're sick of these transgenders trying
Speaker 12: to invade women's personal spaces. These people have autogonophilia.
Speaker 2: Their sexual perverts, and.
Speaker 12: They actually get satisfaction from going.
Speaker 2: There and looking under a stall.
Speaker 12: So these are mentally ill people that are on hormones,
Speaker 12: that are on all kinds of pills. They're impulsive, and
Speaker 12: they do not belong on one's the restroom. So if
Speaker 12: some of you lifsbans want to come in and p
Speaker 12: ne next to me, you're more than welcome. So we
Speaker 12: just don't let the chicks with dicks in the in
Speaker 12: the women's room, and you guys are all welcome in
Speaker 12: the men's room.
Speaker 2: I think that works, Thank you very much, So you
Speaker 2: very much.
Speaker 3: When when did the shouting start when he dropped the
Speaker 3: c with d comment? Was that what turned people off?
Speaker 2: Or was it peen and pooping that part? Yeah?
Speaker 3: The crowd got stirred up there. Wow Wow did that help?
Speaker 3: Did that help the national conversation?
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 4: I didn't find it at all amusing either. I wish
Speaker 4: mister Stein knew.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: Oh, he crashed an MSNBC live shot following his testimony.
Speaker 2: I hate to hear that. Mike, Well, it's next clips thirteen.
Speaker 3: We just watched the speaker gabble out with a whole
Speaker 3: lot of anger. Kelly, here's the state of play, here's.
Speaker 12: The CBC suck m CNBC sud talk to you for
Speaker 12: a second, CNBC socke.
Speaker 1: Okay, sometimes this happens, and we understand that that can happen,
Speaker 1: and while we love free speech, we're going to keep
Speaker 1: control here.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't like that as much. I don't like No,
Speaker 2: that's just rude. Yeah, that's that's just there's no cleverness there.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, that's that's just basically Heckler's veto there.
Speaker 2: You're just not letting people talk. Yeah, come on, Alex,
Speaker 2: do better.
Speaker 3: That other one I liked though, So what was that
Speaker 3: group he was speaking to? What was the setting of
Speaker 3: Texas legislature on they let you talk that long?
Speaker 4: You got a public it's probably sixty seconds. No, that
Speaker 4: was a little longer than that. Maybe you get two minutes.
Speaker 2: I'm sure people say crazier s than that. Uh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I would agree. I like him referring to the people
Speaker 2: as transgenders. Do you well?
Speaker 4: And he I hate to even say this, he used
Speaker 4: trans woman when he meant trans man. Of course, I
Speaker 4: get confused that eighty percent of the population does.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I rarely am that an establishment that doesn't have an
Speaker 3: all gender bathroom. Maybe that's a California thing, but almost
Speaker 3: never do I go to a bathroom anywhere where it's
Speaker 3: not what do they call it, gender neutral or whatever? Yeah,
Speaker 3: are all genders?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah. We changed those states and a few airports.
Speaker 3: So I don't have a sense of it. How much
Speaker 3: of the rest of the country is doing that, But
Speaker 3: like for California, they changed all the bathrooms for a
Speaker 3: tiny percentage of people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, no, it's it's just a handful of places
Speaker 4: in America that do that.
Speaker 2: With the net result.
Speaker 4: I mean it's it's a pretty good handful of places,
Speaker 4: Blue cities.
Speaker 3: I'm surprised. Well, I guess I'm not. But women should
Speaker 3: complain because women always had the better restroom at the
Speaker 3: bathroom because a.
Speaker 4: Lot of women are convinced that to be a good
Speaker 4: person you have to go along with the progressive thing,
Speaker 4: and to fight it is bigoted, and so they silenced themselves.
Speaker 2: It's like the whole you quoted a.
Speaker 4: Couple of women who said this the angry, unstable junkies
Speaker 4: in your town, that you are the bad person for
Speaker 4: judging them. So these women, actually the ideology trumps their
Speaker 4: need for self preservation, their instinctive reaction to danger, and
Speaker 4: they squash it down.
Speaker 2: The trigger you or with something, Katie, before we take
Speaker 2: a break.
Speaker 11: Oh, just the days of going into the bathroom and
Speaker 11: just knowing it's going to be clean are long over,
Speaker 11: since the general neutral and even in the female's restrooms now.
Speaker 3: I don't know why do I know this? When was
Speaker 3: I ever in a woman? I must have been in
Speaker 3: a women's restroom in some situation in my life. But
Speaker 3: I remember thinking, wow, it's so much cleaner than the
Speaker 3: dude's restroom.
Speaker 2: It's just like night and day.
Speaker 3: But of course that's over now because there's no such
Speaker 3: thing as the men and women's restroom because that would
Speaker 3: be bigoted or hateful something.
Speaker 4: Again, in some parts of the country that is true,
Speaker 4: it is far from all of them.
Speaker 3: Finally, pay off that bean bag chair story luxury bean
Speaker 3: bag chairs among all the things he know.
Speaker 4: Nineteen seventy six, hippie. I'm not laying around no bean bag.
Speaker 4: My son's got a lava lamp he got he bought
Speaker 4: off eBay. So cool, so cool, Stay.
Speaker 2: Here, Yeah, you see this.
Speaker 13: After a shockingly weak jobs report, Trump claimed the numbers
Speaker 13: were rigged to make him look bad, so he fired
Speaker 13: the commissioner in charge of reporting the unemployment numbers. On
Speaker 13: the way out, the commissioner was like, and that's one
Speaker 13: last job for August fine.
Speaker 2: Rump said that.
Speaker 13: He'll announced a new commissioner in the next few days.
Speaker 13: So far the front runner is Sidney Sweeney, but we'll
Speaker 13: see where we land.
Speaker 2: We don't know, we don't know.
Speaker 3: So NBC announced they resigned Jimmy Fallon through the end
Speaker 3: of twenty eight I guess so he is much less
Speaker 3: political show. I don't know if that has anything to
Speaker 3: do with it or not. I don't know if it
Speaker 3: makes more money or costs less. I don't have any
Speaker 3: idea of any of that sort of stuff, but it's
Speaker 3: gonna stick around for a while. Remember, we were interested
Speaker 3: to find out that Stephen Colbert the average age of
Speaker 3: Stephen Colbert's audience was sixty eight.
Speaker 2: And I wonder what it is for.
Speaker 3: The evening newscast because I was gonna have hands and
Speaker 3: grab this clip. I didn't At one point, David Muir
Speaker 3: on the ABC Evening News last night says, and with
Speaker 3: the death of Lonnie Anderson, we'll hear from Barbara Eden
Speaker 3: on her thoughts. And I thought, who do you think
Speaker 3: your audience is? Barbara Eden from I Dream of Genie,
Speaker 3: which aired in the sixties. Now I realized it had
Speaker 3: a life in reruns. But a TV show was on
Speaker 3: in the sixties, So you're gonna have that person comment
Speaker 3: on somebody else who died from the seventies. How old
Speaker 3: is your audience?
Speaker 4: I'd like to dig into that, because I'm shocked every
Speaker 4: time I hear the answer to that sort of question,
Speaker 4: Like when it was Letterman, the average age was sixty
Speaker 4: and now it's sixty eight.
Speaker 2: Which is just crazy. Yeah. Uh, anyway, that are old lefties.
Speaker 2: I guess right. I mentioned luxury.
Speaker 3: According to the New York Times, I didn't know this,
Speaker 3: but luxury bean bag chairs are having a moment, and
Speaker 3: they did a big review of a variety of them.
Speaker 3: And they don't have to cost a thousand dollars. The
Speaker 3: one they like the most cost a thousand bucks and
Speaker 3: you can order it on Amazon. The almost perfect bean
Speaker 3: bag chair, massive selection of colors and textures to choose from,
Speaker 3: does not dominate the room, feels like floating inside a hug.
Speaker 3: No cracked tailbone as butt meets floor. Luxurious and fantastic.
Speaker 3: It'll be your favorite piece of furniture. You'll send it in.
Speaker 3: Their theory is you buy one of these things and
Speaker 3: it seems ridiculous, this is what you'll sit in and
Speaker 3: all the time. So you spent however much money you
Speaker 3: said on your couch or or whatever chairs, this is
Speaker 3: what you're gonna sit in all the time because it's
Speaker 3: so comfortable.
Speaker 2: You have a bean bag chair you like Kittie.
Speaker 11: I had one, and yes, you will sit in it,
Speaker 11: you will sleep in it.
Speaker 9: It will become your favorite thing.
Speaker 3: I have had a problem with dogs urinating on our
Speaker 3: bean bag chairs.
Speaker 2: That happened to you.
Speaker 11: That's why I said had My sweet senior dog had
Speaker 11: an accident on it and it could not be revived.
Speaker 3: Dogs love sleeping on a bean bag chair. They can
Speaker 3: just kind of get comfy down in there and then
Speaker 3: they do their business or it smells like a dog
Speaker 3: to your.
Speaker 4: Dogs pee on other furniture, Katie just bean bag chair.
Speaker 11: This was when she was getting older and had an accident.
Speaker 11: She didn't pee on stuff.
Speaker 2: Now. I have not had that problem with anything but
Speaker 2: bean bag chairs.
Speaker 3: But really, especially when we had multiple dogs, the one
Speaker 3: dog will kind of try to claim it as it's
Speaker 3: placed to sleep, and then the other dog will say, no,
Speaker 3: you didn't and urinate on it.
Speaker 9: I wish they had another way to claim things.
Speaker 3: I know, like a sign or a post it note
Speaker 3: would be handy.
Speaker 2: Exactly.
Speaker 3: A what do you call on the wine glass? This
Speaker 3: a little wine glass charm? Yeah, that would be perfect.
Speaker 2: Is this your wine? Yes? I'm the little car.
Speaker 4: There You go right, so you don't get me mixed
Speaker 4: up and somebody else's spit on your glass.
Speaker 2: Yeck, so get yourself a luxury bean baker. What was it?
Speaker 2: I don't have time for the other things. We can
Speaker 2: I tell you? Can I tell you anything? I don't
Speaker 2: know nothing. You haven't told us one hundred times before.
Speaker 2: How do you like this headline?
Speaker 4: A giant tub of mayonnaise married my friends sponsored weddings.
Speaker 2: Ah? I love that idea. I want to talk about that.
Speaker 2: Maybe do that in the podcast. Hey Hanson, did.
Speaker 3: You grab the Nebraska congress person who got booed at
Speaker 3: his town hall yesterday? I want to get that on
Speaker 3: because the topic was really interesting. I don't know if
Speaker 3: it's an AstroTurf Democrats in black, I don't know either way.
Speaker 3: The topic was damn interesting for this Republican congressman that
Speaker 3: got booted to town hall yesterday.
Speaker 2: Armstrong and Getty boy.
Speaker 1: Someone stands up and says, I will lead this city
Speaker 1: by making it more affordable. And here are my plans,
Speaker 1: real plans. Plans to deliver on childcare, plans to deliver
Speaker 1: on housing, plans to deliver an experiment. We're going to
Speaker 1: try things on groceries. That is the Democratic message.
Speaker 3: So that's Elizabeth Warren pushing socialism. She's up with Mom
Speaker 3: Donnie because government run grocery stores and rent price fixing
Speaker 3: and all that sort of stuff is a good idea
Speaker 3: in her world.
Speaker 2: I hate we're going to try things that have failed
Speaker 2: over and over again.
Speaker 3: I ain't talking about this all the time because to
Speaker 3: a certain extent, I feel like, God, that's such tired
Speaker 3: talk radio.
Speaker 2: It's been talked to death. We have to constantly attack.
Speaker 3: That because they're constantly pushing that crap.
Speaker 2: It's amazing to me that how does that live.
Speaker 3: It's been tried endlessly, it's never even come close to
Speaker 3: succeeding on any level.
Speaker 2: Why.
Speaker 14: Yeah, Well, because it's such an interesting phenomenon that I
Speaker 14: was unaware of until I read the book The Myth
Speaker 14: of the Rational Voter, which is that on certain economic
Speaker 14: matters like rent control, if you just give people the
Speaker 14: introduction to the topic, they love the idea in overwhelming numbers.
Speaker 4: It makes perfect sense to them. Then after little explanation,
Speaker 4: virtually everybody realizes, oh, that's a terrible idea. But there
Speaker 4: are certain ideas that at first blush are really appealing.
Speaker 4: So you can dupe young voters and soft heads, but
Speaker 4: mostly young voters.
Speaker 2: Into going for him over and over every generation.
Speaker 3: So our friend Craig texted Joe and I the other
Speaker 3: day personally and he mentioned seven year old me being
Speaker 3: having socialism explained to me, and I've never looked back,
Speaker 3: and it was I asked about that as a seven
Speaker 3: year old, why don't they just give everybody the same
Speaker 3: amount and then? And my dad said because nobody would
Speaker 3: try then, And I thought, oh, okay, that makes sense.
Speaker 3: And I've never considered socialism since that was all I needed, right,
Speaker 3: because that makes perfect sense.
Speaker 4: Do you want to elaborate a little bit and say
Speaker 4: that people only work for two reasons reward or to
Speaker 4: avoid punishment, and since you're reducing or eliminating the reward,
Speaker 4: all that's left is punishment. Do you want to live
Speaker 4: in that world?
Speaker 2: Anyway?
Speaker 3: The reason I wanted to have that setup was this
Speaker 3: congressman from last night in Nebraska. His name is Mike Flood,
Speaker 3: and he was having a town hall in Nebraska, a
Speaker 3: solidly read district that he has won by double dig
Speaker 3: it's multiple times.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 3: One of the problems with our current germandering system. Not
Speaker 3: to get off on that topic again, with what they're
Speaker 3: doing in Texas, and they've already done in California and Illinois,
Speaker 3: New York and everywhere else. Is the only way you
Speaker 3: can lose is to somebody else in your party who's
Speaker 3: more extreme to the right left than you.
Speaker 2: And that's not good.
Speaker 3: But so MSNBC particularly loves these clips of Republicans getting
Speaker 3: booed at their town halls and tries to portray that
Speaker 3: as see how far off track the Republican Party is.
Speaker 3: I know for a fact in some of these cases,
Speaker 3: they just did a good job of getting activist lefties
Speaker 3: in there to boo the guy or the war. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and that's what's happening most of the time. Whether that's
Speaker 3: happening or not here is kind of interesting, really. I mean,
Speaker 3: if this is his own crowd booing him, it's horrific.
Speaker 3: If it's the Democrats booing him, that's also a problem,
Speaker 3: because now we're I mean, I don't even know what
Speaker 3: town halls are if we're busting in people from the
Speaker 3: other side to boom.
Speaker 2: This is a portion of it.
Speaker 6: Why did you cut snap and healthcare research?
Speaker 2: We do not have unlinimited money in the United States.
Speaker 2: It's twenty nineteen. Our country spent sixty billion dollars on SNAP.
Speaker 1: During COVID, that number were to one hundred billion dollars.
Speaker 3: So I don't believe. I don't know anything about this
Speaker 3: particular district, but I don't believe in rural red state America,
Speaker 3: rural counties that people were booing like crazy the idea
Speaker 3: of cutting back on government hands of the food.
Speaker 4: After a single sentence of his response, no, there was
Speaker 4: activists bust in to do what they just did.
Speaker 2: Period.
Speaker 3: And later in the speech he says something about a
Speaker 3: twenty nine year old man without a job who's perfectly
Speaker 3: healthy shouldn't be getting free handout food from the taxpayers,
Speaker 3: and somebody in the crowd yelled, yes, they should. They
Speaker 3: deserve it. I remember if it was food or healthcare.
Speaker 3: It was one of the two, and the crowd said yes.
Speaker 3: He diverted, and the crowd cheered like crazy. So once again,
Speaker 3: I'm supposed to believe that red rural America is for
Speaker 3: free healthcare and free food for healthy men who don't
Speaker 3: want to work.
Speaker 2: I just don't believe that. Yeah, No, well no they don't.
Speaker 2: They don't believe that.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, I was gonna say, if that is the case,
Speaker 3: we are so far past the point of doomed speaking
Speaker 3: of socialism that it's there's no fixing it.
Speaker 2: I don't point even talking about it.
Speaker 3: Let's just do yeah, let's just do celebrity interviews for
Speaker 3: the rest of our careers. Because once Red State America
Speaker 3: is bought into the we all deserve stuff for free,
Speaker 3: then it's.
Speaker 2: Really over coming up.
Speaker 4: Barbara Aiden's thoughts on Lonnie Anderson stay with us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the whole uh.
Speaker 4: And it's a shame, the whole town hall thing has
Speaker 4: become ruined now because it's just a publicity stunt, like
Speaker 4: everything else, to get some great footage on MSNBC or
Speaker 4: or whatever.
Speaker 2: Just came across this story. I want to get some
Speaker 2: of these.
Speaker 3: First of all, a man has been charged with disorderly
Speaker 3: conduct for throwing that sex toy on the floor at
Speaker 3: the w NBA game.
Speaker 2: It's not certainly not Ordon right.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I am I pop knocked my computer over gesturing.
Speaker 3: Somebody sent me a picture of the thing that got
Speaker 3: thrown on the floor at the w NBA game. It
Speaker 3: was a it was a marital device. If you're if
Speaker 3: you're marriage just struggling, you this device you probably get
Speaker 3: it from your doctor, h. And you use it in
Speaker 3: a loving manner to increase something or other satisfaction, yes, Kate.
Speaker 4: And apparently it comes in a rainbow of colors, because
Speaker 4: this one was like a nuclear reactor spill green, so
Speaker 4: it was.
Speaker 9: A glow stick.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 11: I was just enjoying watching you talk your way through that,
Speaker 11: that's all.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 3: I don't like that, right, I've never said that word
Speaker 3: in my life, and I don't like it.
Speaker 2: What dildo?
Speaker 9: Yes, yeah, I was going to say rhymes with schmildoh.
Speaker 3: But that's a horrible word. I don't know why, just
Speaker 3: to find it off putting. But anyway, somebody sent me
Speaker 3: it because I was texting with somebody about the story
Speaker 3: and they sent me a like close up picture of
Speaker 3: the thing, and on.
Speaker 2: My phone, it didn't show me the text.
Speaker 3: It said you're about to receive sensitive sexual material of
Speaker 3: a sexual nature.
Speaker 2: Are you sure you're okay to view it? Ah?
Speaker 3: And I clicked yes, and then it said underneath it,
Speaker 3: if this disturbs you, remember there is help out there,
Speaker 3: and it gave me a.
Speaker 2: Phone number to call on my phone. Never mind help?
Speaker 2: Where do I order one? How'd you like to work
Speaker 2: that hotline?
Speaker 3: I almost wanted to call the number I should have. Yeah,
Speaker 3: somebody just sent me a picture of a say the
Speaker 3: word Joe dildo. Somebody just sent me a picture of
Speaker 3: one of those. And I'm disturbed. I mean, you said
Speaker 3: if I'm disturbed, I'm disturbed. What can you do for me?
Speaker 3: I don't know what to do. I don't know who
Speaker 3: to talk to. I don't know anything anymore.
Speaker 4: There's a glowing green, glowing green fake Schwantz on the
Speaker 4: floor of a w NBA game.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I can carry on.
Speaker 3: So I assume that is AI on my iPhone to stop.
Speaker 2: Yeah dick pics from being sent to injured pictures.
Speaker 3: Yes, which I guess is as common as common can be,
Speaker 3: even for like high school girls, which is I don't know,
Speaker 3: maybe if you've seen maybe maybe if it becomes ubiquitous enough,
Speaker 3: it will no longer have any effect. But I guess
Speaker 3: it's to stop that from happening on your phone, and
Speaker 3: it says you're about to get a picture of one,
Speaker 3: are you sure you want to see it?
Speaker 2: And then it gives you a phone number to call
Speaker 2: if you're a beautif if you're upset.
Speaker 11: That's kind of universal through all the social media outlets
Speaker 11: as well too, Like if you're scrolling on Instagram and
Speaker 11: there's something deemed inappropriate, it does the same thing.
Speaker 3: But I should have called. If you call the phone number,
Speaker 3: well let's just give you.
Speaker 11: Another picture and then see if the number pops back up.
Speaker 2: Well, what are you gonna love this idea? Joe, don't
Speaker 2: send me yours. I don't want to see you. No,
Speaker 2: I won't trust me. Call the phone number and say, okay,
Speaker 2: I got a picture of one I am.
Speaker 3: I don't know which way's up? I mean, I'm lost.
Speaker 3: Is a sunset even beautiful anymore? After I've seen this?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: If you're a twelve year old or something. It would
Speaker 4: be useful to have someone to reach out to. I
Speaker 4: suppose to report it, but.
Speaker 3: Yeah, is there anybody that wouldn't click? Be curious enough
Speaker 3: to click? I need to see what this is? So
Speaker 3: well right, No, not everybody will. Everybody will, of course,
Speaker 3: unless you're a nun or something. I had an interesting
Speaker 3: discussion with a couple of buddies the other day about
Speaker 3: the internous none who has friends who send you pictures
Speaker 3: of sex toys exactly?
Speaker 2: Or strangers who knows?
Speaker 4: Maybe strangers had the old somebody on the crowded bus
Speaker 4: or subway car, whatever, just trolls for who's got their
Speaker 4: air drops set to anybody? Oh, then that's when they
Speaker 4: hit you with the DPA. That's disgusting. Anyway, I had
Speaker 4: this discussion with a couple of friends, several friends, and
Speaker 4: there was no consensus reached. The hurling of the marital
Speaker 4: aid onto the floor of the WNBA game.
Speaker 2: For novelty purposes only.
Speaker 4: Does that have a specific message or was it just
Speaker 4: to be silly and shocking?
Speaker 3: I think that second one. What would the message possibly be? Well,
Speaker 3: that was the discussion. I'm reading ulysses, which is all
Speaker 3: full of imagery. I should be better at figuring this out.
Speaker 3: What is the what is the underlying message that's being
Speaker 3: sent here?
Speaker 2: I have something to.
Speaker 4: Do with the fact that a number of the ladies
Speaker 4: are allegedly not heterosexual.
Speaker 2: But what's that got to do with anything on the court? Yeah, Katie,
Speaker 2: I know, I know, I know.
Speaker 3: See I could see doing that if there's a suspicion
Speaker 3: of a transwoman competing against women.
Speaker 2: All right, Wow, do I have to spell this out
Speaker 2: for it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I really didn't.
Speaker 2: Well, what's what's your most going to leave it on
Speaker 2: st what's your message? What is your message?
Speaker 4: Am I the hurler in this case? Are my message
Speaker 4: sitting here now the hurler? What was the hurler's message?
Speaker 4: You ladies aren't into fellas, you'll you'll need this, okay.
Speaker 2: Roughly?
Speaker 3: Well then then that gets back to the other one.
Speaker 3: That's just to be shocking and funny, right, right, But
Speaker 3: because that's not the best way. If you need that,
Speaker 3: you don't get it from a fan throwing it on
Speaker 3: the floor.
Speaker 2: I would soon or.
Speaker 4: That's right, from a website that ensured your confidentiality and
Speaker 4: a plain brown.
Speaker 3: Wrapper exactly right, and exactly you don't know where's been
Speaker 3: just tined off.
Speaker 2: I'd boil it.
Speaker 4: But I mean, if somebody throws like a stuffed alligator
Speaker 4: onto the court, well they're probably Florida fan, but whatever,
Speaker 4: Just that would something just wacky as opposed to a
Speaker 4: specific sort.
Speaker 2: Of wacky, That's what I'm asking I think it. I
Speaker 2: think it was layden with with messaging.
Speaker 4: They weren't rummaging around in their belongings thinking, you know,
Speaker 4: I'd really like to throw something on the court. What
Speaker 4: do I have here? Oh that's right. The fake Schwanz
Speaker 4: I'll throw that now. It was deliberately chosen.
Speaker 3: See you think it was. I can't say the word.
Speaker 3: It'd be better if I could say the word, but
Speaker 3: I can't. I can't make myself say it.
Speaker 4: And has anybody dug up the Playboy play sound of
Speaker 4: when that happened?
Speaker 2: Is that just so we played a couple of days ago?
Speaker 2: That would be him? Oh that's that's inappropriate, the one
Speaker 2: play by play. Well, yeah, I would agree. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: not orderly conduct and it is not appropriate. I would agree. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So you believe it was social commentary of a sort
Speaker 3: ad dipped in irony, as indeed exactly, Okay, we will
Speaker 3: finish strong, stronger than this. We'll finish strong next.
Speaker 14: Strong.
Speaker 5: Now, the victims say they're frustration and anxiety. It's not
Speaker 5: aimed at the judge, but at the government. Quote the
Speaker 5: ones asking to release these transcripts, exhibits, et cetera, of
Speaker 5: which the victims are not privy to. While they have
Speaker 5: concluded that there is nothing more to see on the
Speaker 5: files they hold now, they also say that they don't
Speaker 5: believe the government even wants their input here. Quote, they
Speaker 5: would rather ask a convicted imprisoned sex trafficker abuser.
Speaker 2: For confirmation I had I had yesterday's sound cheat. That
Speaker 2: is not what I wanted it at all. I have
Speaker 2: no interest in that story whatsoever.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say, that's not really as cheerly cheery as
Speaker 4: you sold it to us.
Speaker 2: Sound cheat. Sorry about that. Made a mistake. It was
Speaker 2: an error.
Speaker 3: I take full responsibility. Oh so impressive that Nebraska congressman
Speaker 3: we played a little bit ago. So the New York Times,
Speaker 3: it's interesting. They even say in their headline, a GOP
Speaker 3: congressman faced his voters.
Speaker 2: It wasn't pretty.
Speaker 3: Most Republican lawmakers are avoiding town hall meetings, reluctant to
Speaker 3: confront energize Democrats an answer tough ques. So they just yeah,
Speaker 3: it's just in their headline that it's Democrats that are
Speaker 3: showing up to the Republican town hall, the Republican the
Speaker 3: Republican representatives down hall and booing.
Speaker 2: The crap out of them. Well, what does.
Speaker 3: Anybody learn from that? Well, and what's wrong with it?
Speaker 3: Isn't that exactly?
Speaker 4: Because if I live in the district of Congressman X,
Speaker 4: whether he's of my chosen party or not, he is
Speaker 4: my congressional representative. True and I certainly ought to be
Speaker 4: able to petition him for the address with my grievances.
Speaker 4: The problem is that's not what it's about. It's about
Speaker 4: shouting and chanting and the heckler's veto, and that they're
Speaker 4: not asking intelligent questions, getting the answer and then saying
Speaker 4: but I think the flaw on you're reasoning is X.
Speaker 4: None of that is happening. It's just shouting and cheerleading.
Speaker 2: Final Thoughts with Ar'm fryinging. Here's your host from Final Thoughts,
Speaker 2: Joe Getty. So many people, Oh were too soon.
Speaker 4: Sorry, Let's get a final thought from every anybody on
Speaker 4: the show before we wrap things up for the day.
Speaker 2: Mike Langelot lead us up well with bing bags making
Speaker 2: a comeback. You gotta get on this waterbeds. Waterbeds are
Speaker 2: going to make a comeback. The worst idea ever put
Speaker 2: all your money into waterbeds. They're going to make a comeback.
Speaker 3: I'm glad I was twenty when I was experiencing the
Speaker 3: waterbed world, mostly because an unbaffled waterbed you better have
Speaker 3: a young bath to get in.
Speaker 2: None of that thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the only upside was the warmth on Sully winter
Speaker 4: night and you live in a cold climate.
Speaker 2: That was the best. Yeah, Katie Green are esteemed Newswoman.
Speaker 11: As a final thought, Katie, one of the funnier things
Speaker 11: I remember from my childhood was my guy friend jumping
Speaker 11: onto a waterbed and going right through it.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, right through unforcedly. That's a long clean up,
Speaker 2: uh for that, Jackie.
Speaker 3: Final thought for us didn't get to this news story.
Speaker 3: Nuclear power on the Moon is critical to US space exploration,
Speaker 3: So we are going to move quickly to build nuclear
Speaker 3: reactors on the moon.
Speaker 2: How are people going to react to that?
Speaker 4: That's a fascinating idea and an obvious solution.
Speaker 2: What are you gonna do?
Speaker 4: Get natural gas up there? Propane tanks, send up one each.
Speaker 4: My final thought is there's a lot of good stuff
Speaker 4: we didn't get to today, and we'll get to it tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's your final one.
Speaker 4: For instance, the number of black adults who think DEI
Speaker 4: backfires is almost twice as many as the number of
Speaker 4: white people who think that.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's interesting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I want to talk about that. Armstrong and
Speaker 3: Getty wra pick up another grueling four hour workday.
Speaker 4: So many people think so little time ago to Armstrong
Speaker 4: in giddy dot com. We've got a lot of great
Speaker 4: hot links there for check out Katie's corner. Drops a
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Speaker 4: up a T shirt.
Speaker 3: What are the hippies gonna think of? Nuke's on the
Speaker 3: moon See tomorrow, God bless America.
Speaker 2: I'm Strong and get you.
Speaker 4: We were so many great omen Today I'm Strong and
Speaker 4: Getty show, but perhaps done as great as.
Speaker 2: This the Sydney Speeniad.
Speaker 8: Have you seen it?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 10: Yes I have?
Speaker 2: What are your thoughts? M?
Speaker 7: Trying to calm myself, but that would M.
Speaker 5: It's dripping with it and I'm like.
Speaker 8: That.
Speaker 2: I note, thanks you all very much. Armstrong and Getty