Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.
Speaker 2: Armstrong and Gatty and he Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 3: In Yellowstone, a bison chasing the child. That bison inching
Speaker 3: closer to a group of people when a child suddenly
Speaker 3: started to run. The bison following that child for a moment.
Speaker 3: The child wasn't unhurt.
Speaker 1: So is this what we're gonna do now? Anytime bison
Speaker 1: come within?
Speaker 2: First they targeted our grandpa's Now they're going after our children.
Speaker 2: Bison are angry, but a weight.
Speaker 4: Why is your entire family that close to a bison?
Speaker 4: I mean this kid was like six feet from this
Speaker 4: thing and then took off.
Speaker 1: Oh I haven't seen the video really.
Speaker 2: Yeah the video? Like, why why do.
Speaker 1: We keep getting so close to bison?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 1: Kid, did you not see Santa Claus get flipped in
Speaker 1: the air?
Speaker 2: And what the hell? Right? Charles Darwin's stroking his beard thinking,
Speaker 2: you know, I hate to see a kid get hurt.
Speaker 1: But they've been waiting what one hundred and forty years
Speaker 1: for this? When were we shooting all the bison?
Speaker 2: Roughly? Yeah? Close enough? Yeah, so ladies and gentlemen. I
Speaker 2: give you Bill Maher.
Speaker 5: We think we have immigration problems. Did you see what
Speaker 5: happened in Spain? Sixty thousand people in one day. Bum
Speaker 5: rushed the border and got through. This is and this
Speaker 5: poor Spain at the same time they're having horrible fires.
Speaker 5: Spain is the new California. Good good. The northern part
Speaker 5: is on fire, the southern part gets overrun by migrants,
Speaker 5: and everybody speaks Spanish.
Speaker 1: It's the new California. Oh well, you're like that joke,
Speaker 1: didn't you, Gavin? Let's you love that as a big
Speaker 1: message for Democrats across the country.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and run, Gabby, go ahead. How about Kamala
Speaker 2: make my year?
Speaker 1: Kamala yesterday with with her most aggressive I haven't made
Speaker 1: a decision yet, sounded like she might be running statement
Speaker 1: yet And now she's a uh, what's one of the
Speaker 1: socialist things? She grabbed onto one of them? I forget which,
Speaker 1: but one of the incredibly unpopular tenets of socialism. She's
Speaker 1: decided to be one of those people that that's where
Speaker 1: the action is.
Speaker 2: God, they're so transparent. When I when I heard you
Speaker 2: say Kamala is getting more serious about running or That's
Speaker 2: essentially what she said. I got a thrill in me
Speaker 2: like it was Christmas Day as a kid. Oh, I
Speaker 2: know what it was. My wife had said, Joe, you
Speaker 2: need a new car. Let's go get you a new car.
Speaker 2: So excited Gavin and Kamala.
Speaker 1: Yes, sending the filibuster and packing the court, she came
Speaker 1: out for yes, good lord.
Speaker 2: Okay, getting back to Spain briefly, what's interesting about this
Speaker 2: situation is that the head guy in Spain, the Prime Minister,
Speaker 2: is a lefty. He's a socialist, and the European Union
Speaker 2: countries are cracking down, all of them on rampant immigration.
Speaker 2: For some reason, we call it migration these days. Anyway
Speaker 2: in Europe is realized. And get this, folks, if you
Speaker 2: allow practically unlimited number of people in your country who
Speaker 2: reject the very principles your country was founded on. Don't
Speaker 2: speak your language, don't like your culture, and have no
Speaker 2: intent on working, or at least a lot of them don't,
Speaker 2: that's gonna screw up your society. They figured, they just
Speaker 2: figured that out. But anyway, as the rest of Europe
Speaker 2: is saying hey, whoa hey, no, you're gonna act like
Speaker 2: this Spain, We're not letting anybody in from Spain. The
Speaker 2: socialist is lashing out. Sanchez is his name, Pedro Sanchez.
Speaker 2: He lashed out in a letter to the EU.
Speaker 6: The European Union cannot afford this kind of selfish, polarizing
Speaker 6: and unlawful reaction. It's driven by preg It is fake news,
Speaker 6: ignorance or political interests.
Speaker 2: Ah right, yeah, you know what the number of people
Speaker 2: who've fallen from that. Oh, I don't want anybody to
Speaker 2: call me a bigot. I guess if I'm for borders
Speaker 2: and like, you know, regulated immigration, that would make me
Speaker 2: a bigot. So I better just sit here quietly so
Speaker 2: I don't get yelled at. Yeah, nobody's saying that anymore. Pedro, Well,
Speaker 2: seal your borders, you jackass.
Speaker 1: I like the fact that twenty some twenty one countries
Speaker 1: have voted to enhance border security, which is basically a
Speaker 1: wall quibble if you want, but it's the sort of
Speaker 1: thing that was considered anathma to even contemplate when Trump
Speaker 1: was talking about it.
Speaker 2: Now you got all.
Speaker 1: These European countries that are going to do it for
Speaker 1: the obvious reasons that you just stated. Plus they're more
Speaker 1: welfare state than we are you can't have open borders
Speaker 1: as a welfare state.
Speaker 2: Ops right right, absolutely true, So that continues to evolve.
Speaker 2: It gives me some satisfaction and I'm sure it does
Speaker 2: to you good people too, that we've been right all
Speaker 2: along in more of and more of the world are
Speaker 2: coming around to our way of thinking. But it's hard
Speaker 2: to undo the damage that's already been done. Better late
Speaker 2: than never, I guess.
Speaker 1: So it's election day a couple of places, and we've
Speaker 1: talked a lot about the Socialists that are probably going
Speaker 1: to win the nomination of the Democratic Party, the craziest
Speaker 1: political position anybody's ever taken to win the nomination one
Speaker 1: of the two major parties in my lifetime, I think
Speaker 1: if you can point one out and hit me with it.
Speaker 1: But as we mentioned earlier, because the House and the
Speaker 1: Senators are close in a completely unusual way, every race
Speaker 1: matters so much. Usually an individual house race is not
Speaker 1: that big a deal, but it's so tight on who's.
Speaker 2: Tens of millions of dollars on one.
Speaker 1: Or tens of minutes talking about some random house race
Speaker 1: if you're us somewhere in the country, but now because
Speaker 1: it could, I mean, it's so tight it could go
Speaker 1: either way. They all elevated in importance. And you got
Speaker 1: this one in Ohio with this Miller guy who's got
Speaker 1: an horribly ugly divorce happening, his wife's saying some terrible
Speaker 1: things about him that, if true, are just horrific, and
Speaker 1: the weird situation of his wife's dad is the US Senator.
Speaker 1: So this Miller kid is running for the House as
Speaker 1: a Republican. His father in law ex wife who's making
Speaker 1: the claims against him is the US Senator and saying, yeah,
Speaker 1: I want my wife and kid to not be anywhere
Speaker 1: near him.
Speaker 2: This guy's a psychopath. He needs help.
Speaker 1: So that's a hell of an interesting story. Trump got
Speaker 1: the younger Miller on the phone yesterday and said, yeah,
Speaker 1: the polling's not looking good, so really hard for I'm
Speaker 1: a big fan.
Speaker 2: You're a nice guy. You seem like to me.
Speaker 1: I don't know you that well, but polling's looking hard.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be really tough. Basically telling him get out
Speaker 1: of the freaking race because he apparently has like a
Speaker 1: week to get out, or then there's some sort of
Speaker 1: timeline where they're not going to be able to replace him.
Speaker 2: Were you gonna use any of the audio from I
Speaker 2: wasn't planning to the senator said he is unfit for office.
Speaker 2: If there's any minimum requirement for office, he doesn't mean it.
Speaker 2: He is unfit.
Speaker 1: Well, some of the things being claimed, and man, I
Speaker 1: have a broad give a lot of birth or whatever
Speaker 1: the term is for when things are in a divorce proceeding,
Speaker 1: because all in a custody battle, custody battles, divorce proceedings,
Speaker 1: all kinds of crazy stuff gets said, but some of
Speaker 1: these are pretty I mean, the little kid got a
Speaker 1: broken collarbone, and mom says this job miller did it allegedly.
Speaker 2: Well, and the hospital said there appeared to be a
Speaker 2: hand shaped bruise on the two year old top, which.
Speaker 1: The congress person blamed on the daycare, and the daycare
Speaker 1: has no records of any injury with this kid happening there.
Speaker 1: And obviously if your kid got a broken collarbone at
Speaker 1: the daycare, that would be.
Speaker 2: A really big deal.
Speaker 1: That would be a you would be yeah, that would
Speaker 1: be that would somebody have that written down somewhere?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, my kid got a broken collar bonett kindergarten.
Speaker 2: And we certainly know what.
Speaker 1: We certainly would be nailing down how it happened, was
Speaker 1: in an accident, did you know all that sort of stuff?
Speaker 1: And the daycare wouldn't react with him. We've never heard
Speaker 1: a word about this, so that yeah, again, you never
Speaker 1: know what's going on in divorce. But how about the
Speaker 1: sitting US senator saying the dude's not fit for office
Speaker 1: in the same party.
Speaker 2: Yay? He said, I hold my breath every time he
Speaker 2: has my grand job.
Speaker 1: Oh god, what a nightmare that is. I'm glad Trump
Speaker 1: called him up yesterday and said, hey, polling's not looking good.
Speaker 1: So maybe just I think if Trump pulls your support,
Speaker 1: surely somebody got in his ear and said, this was
Speaker 1: the opening shot of Trump pulling him support. He's going
Speaker 1: to really pull his support if you don't get out
Speaker 1: of this race like ruin your life.
Speaker 2: Trump made the guy it is a Trump aid and
Speaker 2: got the fickle finger of approval. That's how he got elected.
Speaker 2: He's running for re election. I think just for a
Speaker 2: second term. Anyway. Yeah, it's ugly, ugly. Who knows what
Speaker 2: the truth is. It doesn't look good.
Speaker 1: No, it doesn't. Hate that story. We ought to check
Speaker 1: in on our hands. Speaking of Trump, he announced the
Speaker 1: straight would be open today super.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get my boat gassed up and get ready
Speaker 2: to go.
Speaker 1: Pretty sure it's not going to be open today or
Speaker 1: maybe ever again in our lives without a toll. Anyway,
Speaker 1: we can touch on that story and other things coming up.
Speaker 2: Stay here, okay.
Speaker 7: Parents for some reason had no idea or no interest
Speaker 7: that there's no food in any of this, and it
Speaker 7: was great until the Cookie Crisp people came along and
Speaker 7: blew the lid off of the whole racket. Always somebody
Speaker 7: pushes a good thing just.
Speaker 2: A little too far.
Speaker 7: Cookie, Chris, you don't know what this is. This is
Speaker 7: a cereal. It's not like cookies. It is cookie. This
Speaker 7: is your breakfast, a bowl of chocolate chip cookie. The
Speaker 7: cereal should have been called the hell with Everything. I
Speaker 7: scream for lunch cake for dinner, baking and cigarettes in between.
Speaker 7: That's that's the Cookie Crisp Total health Claan.
Speaker 1: I've mentioned several times that Henry and I are doing
Speaker 1: the entire Seinfeld series, who started from episode one. We're
Speaker 1: on season two and a half. We watch an episode
Speaker 1: every night and I am so loving it. My memory
Speaker 1: of it was different. It's closer to the Marx Brothers
Speaker 1: and the Three Stooges than I remembered it being their
Speaker 1: ensemble cast, the physical comedy of the just nonsensical situations
Speaker 1: they get themselves into, or just oh my god.
Speaker 2: And my son is just loving it. He can't wait
Speaker 2: to watch It's so damn funny.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Which of the many streaming service am I gonna have
Speaker 2: to resubscribe to to watch that?
Speaker 1: I think we're watching it on Netflix?
Speaker 2: Okay, oh, Netflix.
Speaker 1: It must still have some uh purchase with younger people.
Speaker 1: I saw some college or high school They had a
Speaker 1: big a lane dance contest at the halftime in one
Speaker 1: of their games. Remember when Alane famously when she dances anyway,
Speaker 1: girls went out there like eighten year old girls went
Speaker 1: out there dressed like a lane dancing really funny to
Speaker 1: win prizes. I thought, wow, Wow, they apparently have seen Seinfeld.
Speaker 1: So I do want to talk about the Warren Iran
Speaker 1: and where that's going. And Trump's to me ridiculous claim
Speaker 1: yesterday that the Strait will be open today. I don't
Speaker 1: know how it makes words like that come out of
Speaker 1: his mouth. I mean, I just I wouldn't want to
Speaker 1: have to own the lack of follow through. But anyway,
Speaker 1: more on that in just a second. I don't know
Speaker 1: how many people know who Orson Wells is really know
Speaker 1: who he was. I barely knew who he was when
Speaker 1: I was a kid. The only reason I know him
Speaker 1: at all is he in theory. He was the writer, director,
Speaker 1: star of the greatest movie of all time, Citizen Kane,
Speaker 1: which I've never enjoyed one minute of so and I
Speaker 1: like pretty artsy stuff and I've just never enjoyed Citizen Kane.
Speaker 1: But anyway, he was because he made that movie and
Speaker 1: it was declared by critics to be the greatest motion
Speaker 1: picture ever made. That wore the world's way back in
Speaker 1: the day radio show that you either know about it
Speaker 1: you don't. He was a huge iconic art figure for much.
Speaker 2: Of our life.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I came across this video on YouTube, the algorithm
Speaker 1: sending me down rabbit holes wasting my life of Orson Wells,
Speaker 1: And he was asked the question in an interview towards
Speaker 1: the end of his life, do you have any regrets
Speaker 1: and life? And he said, I'll never understand people who
Speaker 1: say no to that. He said, ho, my whole life
Speaker 1: is a regret. How do you not have endless list
Speaker 1: of regrets? How do you live as a human being
Speaker 1: your whole life and have no regrets? That makes no sense.
Speaker 1: I have so many things I wish I had done
Speaker 1: differently or I could redo.
Speaker 2: And I thought, that's really interesting.
Speaker 1: I've never heard anybody say that, certainly like a really deep, smart,
Speaker 1: well respected person say, of course I have regrets.
Speaker 2: I wish I didn't this much.
Speaker 1: I've done that.
Speaker 2: So I don't know where does that land with you.
Speaker 2: I get people who think I've learned from it. I
Speaker 2: wish I hadn't done it. But yeah, I think you
Speaker 2: could quibble over what a regret is. To find a regret.
Speaker 1: For me, well, I think I lean more toward the
Speaker 1: what's the point so I move on?
Speaker 2: Or things turned out pretty well anyway. But yeah, I
Speaker 2: one hundred percent have regrets, multiple several of them. It's
Speaker 2: quite a long list. Yeah.
Speaker 1: His his was which I thought was interesting. He said,
Speaker 1: I never fell in love with a woman that I made,
Speaker 1: you know, my partner for the rest of my life.
Speaker 1: I fell in love with motion pictures. I wish I hadn't.
Speaker 1: I fell in love with motion pictures. I dedicated my
Speaker 1: life to that and missed out on many many things
Speaker 1: that I could have done because I dedicated my life
Speaker 1: life to movies, because I fell in love with them
Speaker 1: at a very young age.
Speaker 2: I thought much a lot of people, including me, if
Speaker 2: they say something to the effect of and I don't
Speaker 2: really have many regrets or a lot. It's a different
Speaker 2: way of saying, it doesn't do any good to dwell
Speaker 2: on them. Huh, right, because I can't change them at
Speaker 2: this point, and I've fought them through so I've moved on.
Speaker 1: But sure, of course, Well, then the other thing I
Speaker 1: don't know is orson well's happy as a man in
Speaker 1: later life? That makes a big difference too. If you're
Speaker 1: happy with your current situation, well, then you got you
Speaker 1: can't go down that road for the reasons you said.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think about like a girl I knew
Speaker 1: in high school that clearly liked me, and I was
Speaker 1: too stupid to realize at the time. Okay, so I
Speaker 1: had made a move and I didn't. We're married there
Speaker 1: and lived kids. Would that have been better than what
Speaker 1: I gotten now? I'm pretty happy with where I am now,
Speaker 1: So what's the point of having to regret that something
Speaker 1: I might have thrown off?
Speaker 2: You know, I don't know what the pink Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm the old question if when you're a kid, if
Speaker 2: you could have a superpower, what would it be. This
Speaker 2: is not a super power, although maybe it is these
Speaker 2: days because superhero movies have gotten really trippy. But to actually,
Speaker 2: here's my superpower. To watch the movie of the Parallel
Speaker 2: Universe or the Alternate History. Although I think the end
Speaker 2: of the movie the person either dies of grief or
Speaker 2: commits suicide of her head it floats or something like that.
Speaker 2: We're not meant to have that knowledge. But yeah, i'd
Speaker 2: like to. Yeah, if I had played it this way
Speaker 2: instead of that way, if I had gone out with
Speaker 2: her instead of not, if i'd you know, buckle down
Speaker 2: on my studies instead of that and at least make
Speaker 2: it nuts.
Speaker 1: I just thought it was interesting because I'd never heard
Speaker 1: anybody say that, and he had the kind of heft
Speaker 1: of respect that you can get away with saying that.
Speaker 1: At the same of course, I do. I don't understand
Speaker 1: people who say they don't that's nuts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I do think. I try not to
Speaker 2: think about it toomuch because it's a dead end and
Speaker 2: it'll make you nuts. But like my daughter is now
Speaker 2: a well through law school, and it's going great for
Speaker 2: we're very happy for And I think, yeah, what if
Speaker 2: I had like gone ahead and gone to law school,
Speaker 2: which was the plan? And then I think, well, yeah,
Speaker 2: I could have been as successful Bubba, I really love arguing.
Speaker 2: I could have been a good litigator. Then I think, well,
Speaker 2: I might have gotten a year and thought I hate
Speaker 2: this and started a band, and then you know, not
Speaker 2: done much for the next two year.
Speaker 1: I don't know how much time by got Michael. I
Speaker 1: got a little glimpse behind the scenes to throw.
Speaker 2: And rouble about forty five seconds.
Speaker 1: It happens now, and then I understand why it's got
Speaker 1: to happen. But standing here in the studio, somebody just
Speaker 1: gave someone a tour of the radio station. Probably a
Speaker 1: big client's been in lots of money. I'm sure they're
Speaker 1: very good and their product should be purchased. But they
Speaker 1: peered through the window for a very long time at me,
Speaker 1: like I'm an animal on display in a zoo. Check out, yes,
Speaker 1: check out the lemur.
Speaker 2: That's exactly.
Speaker 4: And now he's scratching his butt. There's the lever in
Speaker 4: the wolosure.
Speaker 2: It's so weird.
Speaker 1: They just stare at you and you can tell they're
Speaker 1: looking at you like a non person. You're like an artifactor,
Speaker 1: an animal zoo. Very strange. Can we feed it later?
Speaker 2: Couldn't get out of time?
Speaker 1: Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 2: Will Ron be willing to return to fully free anitation?
Speaker 1: It has to be.
Speaker 8: I'm not gonna let him judge. Anybody's gonna charge, will charge.
Speaker 2: We're the one that has total We have total control.
Speaker 2: You know, we have a thing called a blockade with.
Speaker 8: His navy, and that navy is could they call it
Speaker 8: a wall of steel? The United States wall of steel?
Speaker 8: And no, no, this is not going to be charging.
Speaker 8: We're not talking about judging at all. They won't be charging.
Speaker 9: Reports indicate Iran and o'man are nearing a deal regarding
Speaker 9: control of the Strait of Hormuz and splitting service fees
Speaker 9: between them. It's not clear if these terms would be
Speaker 9: acceptable to the Trump administration that has maintained zero fees
Speaker 9: should be charged in this international waterway.
Speaker 1: Obviously that was a contradictory back to back on purpose,
Speaker 1: with Trump saying yesterday no, no charging chargers are not
Speaker 1: not not an option, and then Tree inanks to Fox
Speaker 1: reporting this morning, Oman and Iran seem to be working
Speaker 1: on a deal to charge fees to open the Straight.
Speaker 1: Back up, Trump announced the Straight is open. It is
Speaker 1: clearly not as boats are not going through it. So
Speaker 1: I don't even know what you do with this story
Speaker 1: at this point. It's kind of weird. I don't I
Speaker 1: don't recall ever being in a situation like this before.
Speaker 2: Am I listening to a rerun? Or is this the
Speaker 2: new podcast? Let me check my phone.
Speaker 1: But it is more stark now than it even was
Speaker 1: like a couple of weeks ago, where you know, the
Speaker 1: administration will say something that's just contradicted by everybody. I
Speaker 1: mean like everybody, and and it never has to answer
Speaker 1: for it, like hey, Fox EMSONBC, New York Times, the Uranians,
Speaker 1: every single person on earth is saying they're not even
Speaker 1: close to correct ord of the situation. One more thing
Speaker 1: for Trump here on where we are with the talks.
Speaker 8: Part of talks with Iron now off and they're going
Speaker 8: on right now. It's an amazing thing.
Speaker 10: We have a little problem with the run because we
Speaker 10: have many talks and we'll say we have or we
Speaker 10: don't have.
Speaker 8: You know, we're straight about it, but they deny it.
Speaker 8: But they're not denying it now. This is the last chance.
Speaker 8: This is not something that if it doesn't happen, This
Speaker 8: is the last chance for them to sign a good document.
Speaker 1: Again, like I said yesterday, I'm embarrassed for him saying
Speaker 1: that like that.
Speaker 2: Well again, congratulations. I've been speaking the English language since
Speaker 2: I was a very young man, and I don't know
Speaker 2: what he just said.
Speaker 1: Well at the end, though, this is their last chance.
Speaker 1: How do you get those words to come out of
Speaker 1: your mouth?
Speaker 2: Can you play that again? Michael?
Speaker 8: Part of talks with the on now off and they're
Speaker 8: going on right now. It's an amazing thing.
Speaker 10: We have a little problem with the own because we
Speaker 10: have many talks and we'll say we have or we
Speaker 10: don't have.
Speaker 8: You know, we're straight about it, but they deny it.
Speaker 8: But they're not denying it. Now. This is the last chance.
Speaker 8: This is not something that it doesn't happen. This is
Speaker 8: the chance for them to excitey.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's fine. So sometimes we say we're having talks.
Speaker 2: Sometimes we say that talks are off.
Speaker 1: Well anyway, No, but again, this isn't just like your
Speaker 1: typical uh.
Speaker 2: Fact check in.
Speaker 1: Washington Post says Donald Trump's a liar because he said
Speaker 1: this isn't No, this is every news reporting from everybody,
Speaker 1: and now nobody even couches it in any sort of
Speaker 1: friendly terms. They'll just say all day long on Fox,
Speaker 1: there's no indication there are any talks going on, or
Speaker 1: the street is not open, there are no boats going
Speaker 1: through it, or this is the eleventh time Trump is threatened,
Speaker 1: this is the last time, and then backed off the attack.
Speaker 2: I've got to admit, in my heart of hearts, this
Speaker 2: is not a political statement. This is a trying to
Speaker 2: figure it out statement. I picture Iran and its buddies
Speaker 2: saying he's so desperate for a deal, and anytime he's
Speaker 2: going to turn up the heat, let's wait till like
Speaker 2: the last second and say, you know what, I think
Speaker 2: we've got a deal, and he'll jump at it like
Speaker 2: a hungry dog to a steak.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what I hope is happening and could
Speaker 1: be happening. Actually, but I sure thought this was what
Speaker 1: was happening over the weekend. The New York Times came
Speaker 1: out Friday, if you weren't paying attention, and said they're
Speaker 1: serious this time. It looks like the Trump administration is
Speaker 1: going to hit Iran really, really hard. And then I
Speaker 1: was reading Mark Halpern's reporting from his sources inside the
Speaker 1: White House. Yeah, it's real this time, and it's going
Speaker 1: to be huge. And I thought, okay, and then he
Speaker 1: called it off because apparently Saudi Arabian some others said
Speaker 1: please don't do that, and then he I think made
Speaker 1: up the whole. They begged me for a deal, and
Speaker 1: we have talks going on. But I think he's a
Speaker 1: guy who's incredibly reluctant to kill a whole bunch of people.
Speaker 1: But I do think he's going to reach his limit
Speaker 1: and we are going to unleash some people maybe talk
Speaker 1: about it for fifty years. Maybe it's maybe I end
Speaker 1: up myself saying this was a bad thing, go so far,
Speaker 1: blast the crap out of him, right. I just think
Speaker 1: he's really hesitant to do that because he knows, well,
Speaker 1: he knows how this will play out. But I mean,
Speaker 1: it could be a holy crap, you know, one of
Speaker 1: those deals where the UN has got sanctions and there's
Speaker 1: writing and having votes about war crimes and just you
Speaker 1: know all that sort of stuff. We hit him so
Speaker 1: damn hard, right, right, Yeah, I said, I hope that's
Speaker 1: what's happening. Then after I lay it out there, do.
Speaker 2: I hope that do.
Speaker 1: I hope that's what's happening, you know, not targeting civilians obviously,
Speaker 1: but it's going to make life very bad for the
Speaker 1: average Ranian if they blow up all the power plants
Speaker 1: and bridges and roads and stuff like that, which are
Speaker 1: obviously dual use. So please, I don't think it's cop out.
Speaker 1: I think it's being an adult to say, as long
Speaker 1: as you're convinced of the righteousness of the cause, and
Speaker 1: there is a debate about that, and that's a legitimate debate.
Speaker 1: There's always a debate about whether the cause of any
Speaker 1: particular war is righteous and just. But if it is,
Speaker 1: you've just got to say to yourself, this is human
Speaker 1: history unfolding again. Nobody but a maniac wants destruction and death,
Speaker 1: but tonace to minimize destruction and death long term, we
Speaker 1: need to engage in some of it right now. In
Speaker 1: the short term, that's the reality of warfare, which is horrible. Well,
Speaker 1: here's my short summary of this, and then we can
Speaker 1: move on if you want. Where I think it's going
Speaker 1: to end up is I think we're going to decide
Speaker 1: we set back the nuclear program enough. I think we
Speaker 1: probably did. They're not going to get a nuclear weapon
Speaker 1: like soon, and we don't get the dust out of
Speaker 1: there and all that sort of stuff. It's buried under
Speaker 1: the roboh blah blah blah. Iran is going to in
Speaker 1: some form now control the strait, which they didn't before
Speaker 1: they were started. People will bang that drum a lot
Speaker 1: coming up to the election and from for years to
Speaker 1: come that that made the situation work. I don't think
Speaker 1: the average person gives a crap, is going to pay
Speaker 1: an attention to that. Gas goes down, back down a
Speaker 1: little bit. I think that's where we'll be. I think
Speaker 1: that's how it's going to end.
Speaker 2: Companies pay a small to medium premium to take their
Speaker 2: shipments through the straits of her Moves, shipments of oil
Speaker 2: or whatever else, and we just go on. And then
Speaker 2: any time anybody gets anywhere close to the entrance of
Speaker 2: say Pickaxe Mountain or the Fordo site or wherever else,
Speaker 2: we throw a couple of cruise missiles at him and
Speaker 2: crush the entrance again.
Speaker 1: Mowing the lawn, as Noah Rothman calls it in a
Speaker 1: National Review all the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's certainly that's probably the most likely outcome. Maybe
Speaker 2: one final face saving and perhaps useful attack on some
Speaker 2: of the nuclear facilities by the United States, then declare
Speaker 2: victory and say, hey, the rest of the world is
Speaker 2: much more dependent on the Strait of Hour moves than
Speaker 2: we are. If y'all want to want our help in
Speaker 2: working something out, let us know. But it's up to
Speaker 2: y'all that could happen.
Speaker 1: He'll be dinged forever for the fact that the strait
Speaker 1: was opened before the war, and after the war it
Speaker 1: was no longer open again. But well, I don't know
Speaker 1: what you do about that at this point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would agree speaking of Islamism, because we are.
Speaker 2: When you're talking about Iran, you're talking about Islamic supremacists
Speaker 2: who want to conquer you. Wherever you are, wherever you
Speaker 2: happen to be listening. They want to conquer you. They
Speaker 2: will kill you if they need to, and impose Islam
Speaker 2: all over the world as they are commanded to in
Speaker 2: the current one. Certainly unreformed Muslims believe that Doug Murray
Speaker 2: with a devastating piece for the Free Press about the
Speaker 2: latest attack by an Islamist in Europe. It was the
Speaker 2: attack on the quote unquote Pride parade in Berlin, and
Speaker 2: he points out. It's starting sound like a bad joke.
Speaker 2: An Islamist terrorist drives a band into a Berlin Pride parade,
Speaker 2: killing one person and injuring dozens more. How is it reported?
Speaker 2: Much of the media went with the usual formulation that
Speaker 2: the attacker might as well have been a self automated vehicle.
Speaker 2: The white van didn't exactly hit the parade, one typical
Speaker 2: report went, but as it drove through the parade, it
Speaker 2: attacked the people who were going away from the parade.
Speaker 2: It's best understood, Doug Murray writes as the naughty van phenomenon.
Speaker 2: If a van or car is driven into a crowd
Speaker 2: by an Islamist, you can swiftly tell who the culprit is,
Speaker 2: because the vehicle will be talked about as though it
Speaker 2: suddenly took on a life of its own and began
Speaker 2: a rampag How.
Speaker 1: About an anti jew, racist, nut job Republican at a
Speaker 1: gathering in Charlottesville, Virginia who runs over somebody? Is that
Speaker 1: all about the vehicle or the person who drove the vehicle?
Speaker 1: In the party it's attached.
Speaker 2: To right right? This young man had been jailed, sentenced
Speaker 2: to a couple of years in prison for preparing serious
Speaker 2: acts of violence and endangering the state. However, the court
Speaker 2: seems to have released him and he was put into
Speaker 2: a course of deradicalization. Didn't went well, didn't go well.
Speaker 1: I'm giving you an F on your deradicalization. Got I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I got to give you a full F on that.
Speaker 2: Apparently he went to two meetings. In the third meeting
Speaker 2: was meant to take place the day after the attack.
Speaker 2: I don't think he probably went. And mister Murray asks,
Speaker 2: to your point, Jack, at this point, everyone in Europe
Speaker 2: knows which position to assume. The organizers of the pride
Speaker 2: parade give a press conference in which they actually admitted
Speaker 2: they hope the perpetrator had been a white Christian man.
Speaker 1: I heard that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, isn't that sick?
Speaker 1: Yes, it is.
Speaker 2: And then politicians in Europe responded. Here he quotes one
Speaker 2: labor MP in Brittany who responded to the attack on
Speaker 2: social media. And she's a lesbian herself, and Murray points
Speaker 2: out she had some sense of where things are going.
Speaker 2: When pride parades, like Christmas markets have to be all
Speaker 2: boarded up. They're wonderful, magical Christmas markets in Europe, some
Speaker 2: of them are being canceled now. And I feel this
Speaker 2: acutely because Judy and I went to Europe at Christmas
Speaker 2: time two three years ago, two and a half years
Speaker 2: ago and enjoyed the Christmas markets absolutely wonderful. But they're
Speaker 2: closing several of them up because of the threat of
Speaker 2: Islamic violence anyway, but Osborne, the MP, made no hint
Speaker 2: of that are apparently much survival instinct instincts. She responded
Speaker 2: to the Berlin attack by depicting it as part of
Speaker 2: a general rise of anti LGBTQ rhetoric. She blamed the
Speaker 2: trend on the anti immigration Reform Party in the UK
Speaker 2: and also gb New is a right leaning broadcaster. It's
Speaker 2: part of the LGBTQ arise in violence. No, it's Islamism.
Speaker 2: There's I was thinking about this before the segment the
Speaker 2: old saying that what a tangled web we we when
Speaker 2: we first choose to deceive or you know, if you
Speaker 2: go down a road of crime, if you decide after
Speaker 2: crime number one, Wow, wow, Wow, I've made a mistake.
Speaker 2: This is a terrible thing. You can undo that pretty quickly.
Speaker 2: Addictions similar et cetera. Europe said no, just don't don't,
Speaker 2: don't say anything. About letting you know, huge swaths of
Speaker 2: devout fundamentalist Muslims in because that sounds racist. And then
Speaker 2: once they're here and they're getting more and more militant, gosh,
Speaker 2: don't make them angry. Don't make them angry. Europe is
Speaker 2: so far down that road. I don't even know what
Speaker 2: to suggest they should do.
Speaker 1: In case you didn't hear me talk about, I was
Speaker 1: listening to a podcast with this guy Ken Pollack, who
Speaker 1: I think we've had on the air before. We works
Speaker 1: it works for a number of different right leaning sites
Speaker 1: and Ben and the CI and everything. Anyway, as an
Speaker 1: expert on the Middle East, and he was talking about
Speaker 1: how Iran, the number the world's leading export of terror,
Speaker 1: has supported any cause you can possibly imagine over the
Speaker 1: last half century, Shia Sunni, violent Christians, which there are
Speaker 1: a few, Marxist, socialists, Democrats, Republican, any group that wants
Speaker 1: to get violent and disrupt things.
Speaker 2: They have supported. Environmentalists who want to burn down a
Speaker 2: new Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: The climate change crowd, the transcrowd, who anybody that is
Speaker 1: going to make the current world order worse, they have supported.
Speaker 1: It doesn't doesn't have to fit in with the current
Speaker 1: ideology because they'll they'll deal with that at the end.
Speaker 1: We just need to tear down what's currently then will
Speaker 1: establish our version of Islam across the world.
Speaker 2: That is precisely their goal. Yep. And I don't think
Speaker 2: I think you're right.
Speaker 1: I don't think enough people realize they're in support of
Speaker 1: any sort of It doesn't matter if if you die,
Speaker 1: that's good. It doesn't matter what the cause is, and
Speaker 1: they support it. It's another step toward what they want.
Speaker 1: That's the explanation of Queers for Palestine.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: And that's who wants to get a bomb. Anyway, We'll
Speaker 1: finish strong next. I know what my eye is on
Speaker 1: for the news tonight. I'll put that in my final thoughts.
Speaker 2: So Hanson, bring back the WNBA coach thing. We'll talk
Speaker 2: about that tomorrow. I feel like ending on a life
Speaker 2: affirming not I love this. I've just become aware of
Speaker 2: this Twitter account. The guy calls himself a Nabu Naga.
Speaker 2: He's of Japanese descent. He's immigrated to the United States
Speaker 2: and he's trying to get used to American culture. And
Speaker 2: I've fallen in love with his Twitter feed. It's stuff
Speaker 2: like this. I needed to move a sofa. I mentioned
Speaker 2: this to an American. He said, you know anybody with
Speaker 2: a truck. I did not know anybody with a truck.
Speaker 2: He looked at me with real concern, not pity, concern,
Speaker 2: the way you look at a man who has told
Speaker 2: you he does not have a name. He gotta know
Speaker 2: somebody with a truck. I asked how wone acquires such
Speaker 2: a person. He says, you just do. This is the
Speaker 2: third time I have received that answer in this country.
Speaker 2: It's the answer to everything here. You just do. There's
Speaker 2: no process, there is only the eventual fact of having.
Speaker 2: He said, Ask Kevin. I did not know a Kevin.
Speaker 2: He said Kevin, like I should. He said it the
Speaker 2: way you say a shared uncle's name. I met Kevin
Speaker 2: four days later. Kevin owns a truck. Kevin does not
Speaker 2: own a truck for himself. Nobody owns a truck for themselves.
Speaker 2: Kevin owns a truck for a fifteen mile radius. That
Speaker 2: one's for you. Jack Inside has said, this man has
Speaker 2: taken a vow. He did not announce it. He simply
Speaker 2: purchased a truck with a bed and accepted the consequences. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Kevin arrived on Saturday. He brought the truck. He also
Speaker 2: brought a second man. I had not asked for a
Speaker 2: second man. The second man's name is Tony. Tony came
Speaker 2: because Kevin came. Tony did not know me. Tony did
Speaker 2: not ask what we were moving. Tony brought gloves. They
Speaker 2: moved the sofa in eleven minutes. I offered them money.
Speaker 2: Both of them laughed at the same time, which felt
Speaker 2: rehearsed but was not. I asked him what I owed them.
Speaker 2: Kevin said, buy the pizza. That is the price. That
Speaker 2: is the entire economy. The truck costs one pizza, and
Speaker 2: the pizza is not negotiable, and the pizza is also
Speaker 2: not expensive, and everyone knows what size inside. I said,
Speaker 2: the fee is fixed across the entire nation and was
Speaker 2: set by no one. We ate on the floor because
Speaker 2: the sofa was against the wall. None of us wanted
Speaker 2: to sit on it. And then he digresses, I wish
Speaker 2: we had time for all of it. Three weeks later,
Speaker 2: Kevin texted me you free Sunday helping Tony move a fridge.
Speaker 2: He did not ask if I wanted to. He informed
Speaker 2: me of a fridge inside. I said, I have been
Speaker 2: called up. I did not enlist. The papers were found
Speaker 2: on my behalf. I went, I moved the fridge. I
Speaker 2: have no truck. I contributed only my arms. Afterward, a
Speaker 2: man I had never met asked me if I knew
Speaker 2: anybody with the truck. I said, yeah, I got a guy.
Speaker 2: I have a guy. Then I got to skip to
Speaker 2: the end. Uh. Now I'm somebody's guy too. Tony has
Speaker 2: told two people about me. He describes me as the
Speaker 2: guy who's strong for his size. I've never been prouder
Speaker 2: of a sentence in my life. That's awesome. Welcome to America,
Speaker 2: buddy thought.
Speaker 8: I'm strong.
Speaker 2: I'm strong.
Speaker 1: Ready with.
Speaker 2: Strong.
Speaker 1: I have no sense of how culturally different that is
Speaker 1: from other places or times. I really don't, but that's
Speaker 1: really interesting. Here's your host for final thoughts, Joe Getty.
Speaker 2: Let's get a finals out from everybody of the crew.
Speaker 2: Lead off, Mikelenge loan from the control room. Yeah, if
Speaker 2: you've got relatives that you can't stand seen at Thanksgiving,
Speaker 2: vote for Francesca Hong. Oh, she's trying to end Thanksgiving. Amen,
Speaker 2: because it's colonial list. She's back and better than ever
Speaker 2: and certainly one more kid than she used to have.
Speaker 2: Katie Green. Final thought.
Speaker 4: My final thought is how great it is to.
Speaker 2: Be back with you guys. Oh cool, Oh yeah, that's what.
Speaker 1: We've really been looking forward to this because.
Speaker 2: Great to have you back, truly, Jack.
Speaker 1: Final thought, I'm be watching the news tonight after a
Speaker 1: couple of communists win. What are the big party leaders
Speaker 1: gonna say? What are they gonna say on the cable
Speaker 1: news panels? Are they gonna act like it's a good
Speaker 1: thing that an avowed communist is gonna be you know,
Speaker 1: their nominee.
Speaker 2: How are they gonna handle it? You know? My final
Speaker 2: thought based on that Japanese fellows, it reminds me is great.
Speaker 2: It reminds me of the wake of the World Cup,
Speaker 2: where all sorts of people came from them around the
Speaker 2: world and said, wow, this place is incredible. In Americans,
Speaker 2: they are like the nicest people on earth. Don't let
Speaker 2: all the negativity in the news, including on this show
Speaker 2: convince you otherwise is a great country.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't let us con binge you otherwise. Armstrong and
Speaker 1: Getty wrapping up another grueling four hour work.
Speaker 2: They go to armstrong e geddy dot com.
Speaker 1: We'll see tomorrow. God bless America.
Speaker 2: I'm strong and Getty.
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Speaker 7: Katie, Katie the News Lady.
Speaker 1: You were gone and we had the blues. We missed
Speaker 1: your big laugh and your wise asserye.
Speaker 2: The void was hard to fill. Glad to have you back.
Speaker 2: The thrill It's intact.
Speaker 1: On if you leave again, we'll start using
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