Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty arm Strong.
Speaker 2: And Jetty and He Armstrong and Eddy.
Speaker 1: Last Sunday, Woody Allen turned at ninety years old. His
Speaker 1: wife soun Ye would have gotten him an expensive gift, but.
Speaker 3: You already splurged on Father's Day.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Was he married his stepdaughter? Yes? Yes, I don't know
Speaker 2: that those jokes still work.
Speaker 3: You have to be a certain age to even remember
Speaker 3: the Woody Allen married his stepdaughter story. But they've been
Speaker 3: together for decades now and very happy it seems.
Speaker 1: So I'll say it's a happy and beautiful relationship.
Speaker 2: So I know. And plus it's clear Mia Farrell was
Speaker 2: a kukoop foh.
Speaker 1: He accused him of chop molestation and a bitter, bitter
Speaker 1: divorce with a crazy.
Speaker 2: Like horrible horrible.
Speaker 3: Read Woody Allen's apropos of nothing his memoir very very
Speaker 3: good if you like Woody Allen or show business pretty
Speaker 3: damned interesting. I'm going to feature this news story just
Speaker 3: because it agrees with something I already said.
Speaker 2: It makes me feel good about myself.
Speaker 3: This is a some analysis on News Nation about the
Speaker 3: fact that Black Friday numbers and Cyber Monday numbers came
Speaker 3: in higher than expected.
Speaker 4: It's retail therapy, like the worse you feel the more
Speaker 4: you shop. If anything scares me about the economy and
Speaker 4: the consumer, it's not whether or not they shop, it's
Speaker 4: how ballooned our consumer debt has gotten in this country
Speaker 4: and how much Americans own, oh on credit cards.
Speaker 3: Yes, pointing out how in the world, given the stats
Speaker 3: we were talking about before we went on vacation, people
Speaker 3: are as pessimistic about their personal finances as they've ever been.
Speaker 3: Right direction wrong direction on the economy.
Speaker 2: Is horrible and well. In these stats from this reporter.
Speaker 5: On News Nation ahead of the holiday shopping season, ahead
Speaker 5: of Q four, we had already passed a tillion dollars
Speaker 5: in consumer debt. That's a new high delinquency rate, particularly
Speaker 5: ninety day delinquency rates, that's at a twelve year high.
Speaker 5: So there's a lot of concern about about you know,
Speaker 5: what the American consumer is feeling. And then add this
Speaker 5: to the picture on Cyber Monday alone, by now paying later,
Speaker 5: that costs a billion dollars of the American consumer really
Speaker 5: leaning on that and again that worrying a lot of economists.
Speaker 3: The ninety day delinquency on your credit cards is at
Speaker 3: a twelve year high.
Speaker 2: Also similar sorts of numbers.
Speaker 3: On people not making their car payments and rent and
Speaker 3: all that different sort of stuff, while we had a
Speaker 3: huge increase in spend on Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
Speaker 3: Now one other thing to factor in before Joe, who's
Speaker 3: got a wrinkled face and probably has something to say,
Speaker 3: one more fact to throw in is that could be this.
Speaker 3: At least recently, fifty percent of consumer spending has been
Speaker 3: done by the top ten percent of income earners, So
Speaker 3: that crowd is not probably delinquent on their credit cards
Speaker 3: and rent and all that different sort of stuff, and
Speaker 3: feeling pretty good with the stock market setting records every day,
Speaker 3: and so maybe they're picking up the slack.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think there's a lot to that theory. I was
Speaker 1: furrowed partly because I was thinking, wait, thirteen year high,
Speaker 1: so what was that A twenty years Okay, it'll post
Speaker 1: real estate crash, and everybody was was reeling. Now, yeah,
Speaker 1: there's something funky going on. Nobody's quite sure what it is.
Speaker 1: Economically speaking, I just everything was so disrupted by COVID. Yeah, habits, morality, finance, answers, schooling,
Speaker 1: socialization exacerbated by you know, smartphones and social media. I
Speaker 1: just feel like we're still all the rocks are still shifting.
Speaker 1: There's no solid footing on virtually any topic.
Speaker 3: I hate the term retail therapy, even though I acknowledge
Speaker 3: it's a thing, as I've done it myself, But it
Speaker 3: makes it sound like it's a good excuse, like.
Speaker 2: It makes sense.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, you got to be a grown
Speaker 3: up and realize I'm just buying this to make myself
Speaker 3: feel good. I can't actually afford it and then not
Speaker 3: buy it. That right part of the deal. You don't
Speaker 3: get to excuse it with well, I'm doing retail therapy.
Speaker 1: I bought a thirty five dollars T shirt this morning
Speaker 1: and from Armstrong Ayety show store. Absolutely I don't get
Speaker 1: that free. And it offered to break up the payments
Speaker 1: for me. Oh right, do you come across that? Sometimes
Speaker 1: I think, who's breaking up the payments on this?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: What's next to mortgage for a boxes cereal? So your
Speaker 1: payment's gonna work out to six cents a month. It's
Speaker 1: a forty eight month long I can come on steal
Speaker 1: some cereal or eats. I just I don't. This is bad,
Speaker 1: it's very, very bad.
Speaker 3: But did you buy that guy's explanation that it might
Speaker 3: be retail therapy that explains that people are so down
Speaker 3: that they're buying, don't?
Speaker 2: I don't think I buy that. It's an interesting theory,
Speaker 2: but no, I don't.
Speaker 1: I couldn't figure out if that's true or not, so
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna bother.
Speaker 2: But no, it's a stretch to me. I hope I
Speaker 2: think your explanation's way more sound. Well, I hope that's
Speaker 2: the case.
Speaker 3: I hope it's the top ten percent of earners are
Speaker 3: picking up the slack, and so it's a little misleading
Speaker 3: the numbers. Most people are pulling back because times are
Speaker 3: hard and they're scared. Because you should be pulling back.
Speaker 3: If times are hard and you're scared, you shouldn't go
Speaker 3: out and spend like crazy if you don't have the money.
Speaker 3: That's not good for the country, that's not good for anybody.
Speaker 3: But that's what our government does. So it would be
Speaker 3: keeping with, you know, the way we run our fin
Speaker 3: nance's as a country. You know, I was thinking a
Speaker 3: great deal yesterday and earlier today about our conversation yesterday
Speaker 3: yesterday about inflation, where I was quoting that absolutely terrific
Speaker 3: piece and I forgot to credit the author about what
Speaker 3: inflation really is. And as he quotes another guy from
Speaker 3: a piece called how Inflation Destroys civilization, Inflation springs from
Speaker 3: a violation of the fundamental rules of society, transforming what
Speaker 3: should be honest economic exchange into systematic deception.
Speaker 2: And the point of the piece, which.
Speaker 1: I think was our three it was like, oh, it
Speaker 1: was like right now in the show yesterday, was that
Speaker 1: the word inflation has been misapplied to rising prices. Inflation
Speaker 1: is an artificial expansion of the money supply. That's what
Speaker 1: inflation is, and the effect is rising prices. And the
Speaker 1: problem is if we don't don't have a word to
Speaker 1: describe the actual problem.
Speaker 2: How do we fight it?
Speaker 1: How do we get people to understand what it is.
Speaker 1: It's a minor point, but I think a significant one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because people were throwing around a lot when Biden
Speaker 3: was passing those multi trillion dollar bills and everything like that.
Speaker 3: People are throwing this will lead to inflation, as opposed
Speaker 3: to saying this is.
Speaker 1: Inflation, right, And it will lead to higher prices. But yeah,
Speaker 1: that is inflation. And the idea that inflation is down, no, no,
Speaker 1: the the enormous sudden rise in prices caused by inflation
Speaker 1: has cooled somewhat. But no, inflation isn't down. The rate
Speaker 1: of inflation, it's all misapplied. And look this is tilted
Speaker 1: at windmills. This is a couple of guys against you know,
Speaker 1: the millions, and I get people aren't gonna absorb this.
Speaker 1: And just although you know, to me, I'm a big
Speaker 1: fan of the whole starfish thing. You know, you throw
Speaker 1: a few starfish into the back into the ocean of
Speaker 1: the millions on the beach. You didn't help them all,
Speaker 1: but you help those So if you all get it
Speaker 1: and can help battle it on some level, that's good
Speaker 1: enough for me.
Speaker 2: But I had this weird thought that the.
Speaker 1: Next chapter in my life is I'm going to be
Speaker 1: some sort of roving economics lecturer. There'll be humor and
Speaker 1: there'll be a hook like a good name for it
Speaker 1: and all, but I'll go around trying to teach people
Speaker 1: what inflation really is and how insidious it is and
Speaker 1: how it is a tax. I'm a politician, I really
Speaker 1: want to hand out twelve hundred dollars to my cronies to.
Speaker 2: Buy them off to stay in power.
Speaker 1: Okay, but I've only got one thousand dollars really need
Speaker 1: twelve hundred?
Speaker 2: What do I do?
Speaker 1: I print two hundred dollars more, I hand all of
Speaker 1: that out, and all of a sudden, your savings are
Speaker 1: worth less.
Speaker 3: Your buying power is less. Do you get how that's
Speaker 3: a tax? It's all to support me and my power
Speaker 3: and keeping me in power. If everybody in America understood
Speaker 3: how much less wealthy they are than they were five
Speaker 3: years ago, like really understood it because of inflation, we'd
Speaker 3: all be at the bar tonight or in the street
Speaker 3: with axe handles and bandanas over our faces.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: And if they understood that inflation is expansion of the
Speaker 1: money supply, it's not your eggs being more expensive, they
Speaker 1: would know where to cast the blame. And that's why
Speaker 1: perverting language matters. Nobody does it accidentally. Nobody calls sex
Speaker 1: changes for children gender affirming care. Oh, that reminds me
Speaker 1: a gender bending update coming up later. Nobody accidentally changes
Speaker 1: that verbage.
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Speaker 2: Maybe when we come.
Speaker 3: Back, I'll talk a little bit about trolls and then
Speaker 3: somebody's saying really nice stuff about us online in just
Speaker 3: that whole world, which I find very very interesting.
Speaker 2: I know we have a gender bending update and other
Speaker 2: stuff on the way, So stay here, arm Strong.
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Speaker 3: Oh?
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Speaker 1: Stay with us? Okay, good for you.
Speaker 3: Didn't you have a story today about what age you
Speaker 3: shouldn't get your kid a phone before?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, new studies out about smartphones before age twelve?
Speaker 1: Just you know what insert chain saws or twelve hundred
Speaker 1: horsepower motorcycles in place of social media and smartphones.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think I did thirteen for both kids. And it
Speaker 3: gets you didn't live through this because smartphones weren't a
Speaker 3: thing yet, But it gets pretty hard once you get
Speaker 3: into their teenage years because all their friends have them
Speaker 3: and that's how they all communicate.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're really.
Speaker 3: Left out a lot if you're not part of that.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, and the text chain that everybody's on. I mean,
Speaker 3: like m's more painful than that. As an adolescent, Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I can't even imagine if all my
Speaker 3: friends had been on some sort of text thread and
Speaker 3: making jokes all day long and everything like that. Then
Speaker 3: you get to school and they're continuing the conversation in
Speaker 3: the halls.
Speaker 2: And you're not in on it. Oh, it'd be horrible. Uh.
Speaker 3: And and they're like the most dangerous thing in the world.
Speaker 1: I just brought that about it. How do we hit
Speaker 1: that an hour four a little more completely? I think
Speaker 1: it's worth it.
Speaker 3: Apple announced they're no longer gonna have any support for
Speaker 3: the Apple SE, which I think is the phone my
Speaker 3: oldest got, first phone he got. Because there's the cheap
Speaker 3: iPhone that they put out and they've decided to abandon
Speaker 3: it and they'll no longer support it at all.
Speaker 2: So give up on your SE if you've got SE
Speaker 2: now they're all eight hundred dollars or something.
Speaker 3: AnyWho, my family was somewhat interested in the fact over
Speaker 3: Thanksgiving while I was there because I was posting some
Speaker 3: what I thought were lighthearted, humorous notes about my trip
Speaker 3: and Thanksgiving meal and stuff like that and hanging out
Speaker 3: with my family, and then some of the hateful, hateful,
Speaker 3: mean spirited replies from people who I assume you're a
Speaker 3: fan of the show, or why would you even know
Speaker 3: who I am? Why would you even be following? And
Speaker 3: trying to explain the whole troll thing to some of
Speaker 3: my family members that there are people, Oh no, they're
Speaker 3: perfectly okay with the show, but for some reason, there's
Speaker 3: a certain kind of human being that if they can
Speaker 3: get a reaction out of you, it makes their day.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I also think that there are haters who who follows
Speaker 1: social media for the purpose of hating.
Speaker 2: They don't like the show at all, they're not fans.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine.
Speaker 3: I like, try to think of somebody I don't like.
Speaker 3: Back when Joy Reid had a show on MSNBCO, I
Speaker 3: can't imagine following her Twitter account and then when she'd
Speaker 3: posts pictures saying that's an ugly tree.
Speaker 2: Did you run out of money or you know.
Speaker 1: Something like that, because you have a what's the term,
Speaker 1: what's the term a life? I can't imagine that, right,
Speaker 1: they're pathetic, well, not only jity people like that.
Speaker 2: I do too.
Speaker 3: I feel sorry for you. What a horrible way to
Speaker 3: go through your life. And and the fact that you
Speaker 3: can take some joy out of attacking somebody's family or thanksgiving,
Speaker 3: her Christmas or whatever they're talking about, and if you
Speaker 3: could bring them any pain that would make you happy.
Speaker 3: That's just such a weird way to live.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 3: The flip side of that is, I was looking at
Speaker 3: the text line and here's somebody I've got their text
Speaker 3: going back several years. They don't text very often, but
Speaker 3: going back several years. Lmao, Joe is on fire this morning.
Speaker 3: That was about four years ago, then six months later. Yeah,
Speaker 3: great show, loved Limbaugh. You guys are every bit as good.
Speaker 3: Oh you too, kind best show on the radio. Katie
Speaker 3: is such a great addition. Back when Katie joined the show,
Speaker 3: couldn't gurgree more Jack, followed by Joe is killing me today?
Speaker 2: Great job Jack. Considering the circumstances, you guys are both pros.
Speaker 2: Give Katie more airtime. Good and I see it.
Speaker 3: You know, there's people like that that just nothing positivity
Speaker 3: over years and years and years towards.
Speaker 2: The kind of you yeah, yeah, thanks, opposed to.
Speaker 3: The hateful trolling. We worked with a guy I won't
Speaker 3: name him, but we worked with a guy who was
Speaker 3: a troll. He would troll other things and people and
Speaker 3: be like, dude, I think he controls us. Still, oh
Speaker 3: he still trolls us. Yeah, but you know that was
Speaker 3: when he still worked with us. He wasn't trolling his head,
Speaker 3: but I would see him trolling other things and like,
Speaker 3: what do you get out of that? And then if
Speaker 3: they responded, he just he brought him so much joy
Speaker 3: that Wow, I got to them. I made them mad,
Speaker 3: I made them unhappy.
Speaker 2: That's mental illness.
Speaker 1: It is well, And lest you think that I'm like
Speaker 1: pretending to pity you, but I'm actually angry and trying
Speaker 1: to know I actually pity you. It makes me sad
Speaker 1: that you're as sad, and yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I could get over it.
Speaker 3: I'd be horrified if either one of my kids somehow
Speaker 3: ended up in a position where if they could bring
Speaker 3: somebody else pain it would make them happy.
Speaker 2: That's horrible.
Speaker 1: And your kids ended up in a dress gender bending
Speaker 1: madness update coming up next.
Speaker 2: Couldn't Resist, Couldn't.
Speaker 3: Resist that's a good transition that we're gonna get a
Speaker 3: text from that, lady, Joe, you're on fire today.
Speaker 2: Thanks. I'm stay tuned for that.
Speaker 1: Armstrong and Geeddy johan Omar making the rounds on lefty
Speaker 1: media as we speak, clapping back against the President and
Speaker 1: his idea of not letting people from hell whole Country's
Speaker 1: cloning claim phony asylum in this country and then rip
Speaker 1: off the taxpayers. More on that to come first. It's
Speaker 1: a gender bending madness update.
Speaker 2: So I kept hearing about this thing called the Loco.
Speaker 2: We're a brave world.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of gender bending madness to get to.
Speaker 1: We've got to dive right into the cesspool of weirdness.
Speaker 1: First of all, the eight Nelly Bowls of the free
Speaker 1: press writing. Wait, we're still doing the sports thing. Both
Speaker 1: the Oliver Ames girls volleyball team and the Somerset Berkeley
Speaker 1: girls field hockey team won state titles in Massachusetts while
Speaker 1: fielding biologically male athletes as all female opponents two different
Speaker 1: state champ teams.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't have bet that that was still happening. I know,
Speaker 2: I know well.
Speaker 1: Korean Spahn, New Jersey has been ordered to implement gender
Speaker 1: identity friendly policies and educate staff on non discrimination. After
Speaker 1: being sued for refusing to allow a male into the
Speaker 1: women's nude section, and Nelly writes, I feel like these
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one plot lines need to be retired. We've
Speaker 1: moved on no penises in the women's locker room enlist.
Speaker 1: It's specifically a porn set, which is not a funny
Speaker 1: thing to say.
Speaker 3: I'm not surprised that that happens still, because the individual
Speaker 3: battles are still gonna happen. But the sports thing that
Speaker 3: took compliance from a whole bunch of different parents and
Speaker 3: teams and schools, and I thought that people weren't too
Speaker 3: scared to stand up against that at this point. I
Speaker 3: would have thought there'd been so many teams that forfeited,
Speaker 3: so many parents that pulled their kids off the field
Speaker 3: or the court, that it wouldn't.
Speaker 2: Have happened, you know.
Speaker 1: I'd meant to mention that the theme of this update
Speaker 1: is we are far from winning this fight. We have
Speaker 1: just begun to turn back the tide a little bit,
Speaker 1: because in hardcore woke places like Massachusetts, for instance, they're
Speaker 1: still completely down with the idea of well, he's now
Speaker 1: a woman because he says he's a woman. Trans women
Speaker 1: are women and they're letting them run rough shot over
Speaker 1: the girls. And finally, Nelly mentions an Irish school teacher
Speaker 1: who once again got arrested, not the first time, because
Speaker 1: he refuses to use they them pronouns for children in
Speaker 1: his class.
Speaker 3: You almost said a woman got erected, which in these
Speaker 3: cases can happen.
Speaker 1: No, I said a teacher, which you assumed was a woman,
Speaker 1: because you're sexist.
Speaker 2: Moving along, Wow.
Speaker 1: The winner of the World the Strongest Woman competition was
Speaker 1: stripped of her title Tuesday. I saw her organizers and
Speaker 1: saw that the hulking American never mentioned she was born
Speaker 1: a man.
Speaker 2: I saw that Jamie with two ms, and they got
Speaker 2: caught because of some porn they had posted.
Speaker 1: Jammy Booker disqualified just days after she destroyed the competition
Speaker 1: at the Official strong Man Games for Women in Arlington,
Speaker 1: Texas over the weekend. Congrediate girls men are better at everything,
Speaker 1: including being women.
Speaker 3: But he he, he, I get these mixed up all
Speaker 3: the time, don't so, dude.
Speaker 2: They had.
Speaker 3: Posted some porn on some site of them like self
Speaker 3: porn like, making it clear that they had junk in
Speaker 3: the porn. So somebody saw that and said, hey, look
Speaker 3: this this.
Speaker 2: Woman that's a penis. I just saw it, so that
Speaker 2: kind of out of it.
Speaker 1: The organizers essentially said, Whoopsnow, yeah, you're supposed to compete
Speaker 1: whatever you're born as, so again, well.
Speaker 2: Done, sir.
Speaker 3: Way to show those girls what a real woman is.
Speaker 3: How could you take any joy in that cause you're
Speaker 3: mentally ill. Bad news from the UK.
Speaker 1: With the Labor Party now engaged, they have decided to
Speaker 1: more or less ignore the incredibly important cast Review recommendation
Speaker 1: that any use of puberty blockers be confined to research. Well,
Speaker 1: they've taken that to mean, let's do a major clinical
Speaker 1: trial puberty blockers involving two hundred and twenty children under
Speaker 1: the age of sixteen, including kids as young as ten.
Speaker 1: They're going to feed these children. Two hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: These young children will be fed dangerous puberty blockers in
Speaker 1: the name of research, changing their bodies forever. Britain has
Speaker 1: so lost its way it's absolutely terrible. Moving along, speaking
Speaker 1: of those who haven't gotten the memo that this sort
Speaker 1: of thing is ought to be over, very sexual is
Speaker 1: a word that's causing intrigue online. Jack Vagina b B
Speaker 1: is in boy P E R R are sexual. Very
Speaker 1: sexual is and this is quoting from a super woke website.
Speaker 1: Very sexual is a word that's causing intrigue online. But
Speaker 1: what exactly is the new identity across queer communities online?
Speaker 1: New language continues to emerge to describe the full spectrum
Speaker 1: of attraction.
Speaker 2: For money, discovering what for many discoverment set up.
Speaker 1: For many, discovering a word that captures their experience can
Speaker 1: feel like a relief, almost like myss finding a mything.
Speaker 1: Buzzle baits and it goes on for sentence after settance.
Speaker 1: Shut up and tell me what very sexual means, even
Speaker 1: though stupid. Although very sexual remains far less well known
Speaker 1: than labeled such as bisexual or pansexuals, it's slowly conversations
Speaker 1: on Reddit, Tumblr, lgb blah blah blah blah blah. Very
Speaker 1: sexual is someone who can be attracted to all genders,
Speaker 1: but with a distinct pattern. Attraction toward women and female
Speaker 1: aligned or non binary adrogenist people is the default, while
Speaker 1: attraction to men or masculine aligned people is lighter, rarer,
Speaker 1: or more secondary.
Speaker 2: Okay, I didn't follow that? Did you follow that? Don't bother?
Speaker 2: You still know what very sexual is. I don't no,
Speaker 2: so we you're.
Speaker 1: Mostly attracted to girlish people. Sometimes once in a while,
Speaker 1: maybe on the weekends, you're attracted to dudish people.
Speaker 2: That's all it means.
Speaker 1: Hey, all you very sexuals and pan sexuals and whatever
Speaker 1: the hell else you call yourselves. Google the following phrase
Speaker 1: or chet gpt it the narcissism of small distinctions. I
Speaker 1: think you might learn something moving along. Great piece by
Speaker 1: Christopher Khalib in The National Review about how the Washington
Speaker 1: State University removed a bunch of videos from a conference
Speaker 1: about the Society for Evidence Based Gender Medicine. Activists got
Speaker 1: hold of these videos of debates and discussions about what's
Speaker 1: really good for his what's really healthy for kids, and
Speaker 1: what's not. They labeled this society a hate group, attacked
Speaker 1: Washington State University for hosting the nation the courses for
Speaker 1: nationwide use, and bullied Washington State into taking them.
Speaker 2: Down all in about a day.
Speaker 1: What zero to one hundred the activists can still bully
Speaker 1: a university into removing a discussion in which this organization
Speaker 1: was simply saying, we need to do medicine based on evidence.
Speaker 1: We need to be scientific about it. Not emotional about it.
Speaker 1: What is the data? And for that they were labeled
Speaker 1: to hate group and taken down major state university. This
Speaker 1: fight is just beginning, just barely beginning.
Speaker 3: I'm strum blown away by that sports one. I didn't
Speaker 3: think we are still there anywhere in the country where
Speaker 3: there wouldn't be enough parents or coaches or schools that
Speaker 3: would say, no, we're not going along with this.
Speaker 1: Well, that's my point exactly, is that in your walk areas?
Speaker 1: Because keep in mind, in California, Jack, the rebels who
Speaker 1: fought against it and boycotted games and blah blah blah,
Speaker 1: they're still running a foul of state law.
Speaker 2: The state law.
Speaker 1: In California is dudes get to kick the crap out
Speaker 1: of girls on the field of play in violation of
Speaker 1: Title nine. Gavin, even though you admitted to Charlie Kirk,
Speaker 1: it's brightantly unfair, kind of sort of with your rambling,
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Speaker 2: It's good to be right.
Speaker 3: So I was listening to a discussion on a podcast
Speaker 3: yesterday of his college football ruined or broken, and it
Speaker 3: clearly is.
Speaker 2: I don't know if there's any fixing it.
Speaker 3: So it's bowl season. So your team, from what I understand,
Speaker 3: that plays in the Bowl might have a different quarterback
Speaker 3: than it had the.
Speaker 1: Entire season, right right or thirty or players might sit
Speaker 1: out thinking I'm not playing that stupid game.
Speaker 3: What's the point of that? And then you've got the
Speaker 3: whole UC. Berkeley is in the Atlantic Coast Conference. If
Speaker 3: you know anything about the way the conference has worked, Berkeley,
Speaker 3: you Bekla is in the ACC. I mean, there's a
Speaker 3: bunch of examples of that that just make no sense whatsoever.
Speaker 3: What if they'll ever be able to fix that again,
Speaker 3: I've read various ideas and plans that have been pitched
Speaker 3: for fixing college football.
Speaker 2: Again.
Speaker 1: A it's complicated, and B I don't care enough to
Speaker 1: really dig into it, but yeah, it's it's it's crazy.
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 1: Right now, players being paid millions and millions of dollars
Speaker 1: right out of high school to play for a college.
Speaker 3: I don't have any problem with that, but they got
Speaker 3: to you gotta stay with the same team. You can't
Speaker 3: that that whole transfer thing portal that's got to go away.
Speaker 2: I mean, whose idea was that?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I happened to be tuning into the fight in
Speaker 1: a line on basketball program as they got just absolutely
Speaker 1: dismantled by Yukon again.
Speaker 2: Uh and and thought, wow.
Speaker 1: I recognize one of those dudes from last year one.
Speaker 1: Everybody else is just a transfer portal guy or a
Speaker 1: euro who's pretending to study or whatever.
Speaker 2: I don't know, that's ridiculous. It's still hot though.
Speaker 1: You look at attendance figures and tving money and you know,
Speaker 1: like the Big Ten championship game, Number one Ohio, number
Speaker 1: two Indiana. I believe they're certainly in the top ten.
Speaker 1: That's right, they're number two in the conference. Doesn't matter,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be a great game. I'm excited about watching it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if attendance is still as hot and alumni are
Speaker 3: still as hot for it and everything like that, then
Speaker 3: I guess it continues on.
Speaker 2: And I don't know. They lost me coming. It'll last.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but like my brothers are super into college sports,
Speaker 3: particularly Kansas basketball, and they're as hot for it as
Speaker 3: they ever have been, and all the conferences are completely
Speaker 3: different than they ever were.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the question is long term, will it attract new fans?
Speaker 1: Right these ear marks?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Players are making millions though. Oh yeah, yeah, well
Speaker 2: it's never played it down.
Speaker 3: Yeah they should be got coaches getting ten million dollars.
Speaker 3: You got all kinds of advertisers and sponsors, all kinds
Speaker 3: of people making lots of money. The players are the
Speaker 3: ones that are playing the game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, And we get to drop the charade
Speaker 1: that this bms with an IQ of sixty eight but
Speaker 1: runs like a deer? Is you know a student quote
Speaker 1: unquote at the IQ of sixty eight?
Speaker 2: Well, has that changed? Can you not go to class
Speaker 2: and stuff? Can you just be your major? Is I'm
Speaker 2: on the football team. I don't know.
Speaker 1: They'd probably still fake it up for some reason, but
Speaker 1: I've lost track.
Speaker 2: It's always been the reality.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you ever went to college and had
Speaker 3: like some big dumb athlete in your class, not then
Speaker 3: they're not.
Speaker 2: All dumb, but some of them are and I had
Speaker 2: asked to be dumb.
Speaker 1: They just happened to be born with more athletic ability
Speaker 1: than brain power.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I had a.
Speaker 3: Few in classes at various college situations. ISA, it's just like,
Speaker 3: what are you doing here?
Speaker 2: Right? And they're saying to themselves, what am I doing here?
Speaker 1: I can talk to basketball and pretending to go to class,
Speaker 1: That's what I'm doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Putin said something extraordinary yesterday that in the.
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Speaker 2: the taxpayer.
Speaker 7: The La City Council again delaying a decision on what
Speaker 7: reconstruction fees to waive in Pacific Palisades, with dozens of
Speaker 7: fire victims in city hall watching in.
Speaker 2: Tears, sobbing.
Speaker 3: Actually, it was so devastating to see how incompetent our
Speaker 3: city is.
Speaker 1: You too can have this sort of governance. Just vote
Speaker 1: for California Democrats when they run for national office. Matthew
Speaker 1: Cedorf of Fox eleven La rolls.
Speaker 7: On January's Palisades fire left roughly seven thousand buildings in ashes.
Speaker 7: In April, the mayor called for a hold on reconstruction fees,
Speaker 7: But now, almost eleven months after the flames, the city
Speaker 7: council still hasn't made a decision.
Speaker 3: They want to nitpick and penny pinch people who have
Speaker 3: gone through the worst, most devastating wildfire in our history.
Speaker 3: I can't imagine how insanely angering that is to try
Speaker 3: to deal with.
Speaker 1: That, Putting aside the fact that the fires were set
Speaker 1: by a leftist, looser, lunatic type fella. One house has
Speaker 1: been rebuilt, one house, but the question. But it's even
Speaker 1: more hilarious, tragically horribly hilarious when you get past the
Speaker 1: headline realize that the house is a construction company's model home.
Speaker 2: That no one is going to live in.
Speaker 1: It's a possible design for others, should they manage to
Speaker 1: navigate the mess that is la in California's permitting process,
Speaker 1: says the U whose article is this is really good
Speaker 1: town Hall. It's like cooking a steak in front of
Speaker 1: a starving family than throwing it away. And Mayor Bass,
Speaker 1: who originally touted the completion of the model home on
Speaker 1: social media as if it were an accomplishment. Deleted the
Speaker 1: post after real victims of the fire complained and it
Speaker 1: was learned that the can Instruction Company had been in
Speaker 1: the process of building the home before the fires, so
Speaker 1: it's not even quote unquote a new construction. Nothing's been built.
Speaker 3: I can't imagine. So I've lost all my stuff. I'm
Speaker 3: in a hotel or an apartment or whatever. My housing
Speaker 3: situation is. Still have a job, still have kids, Still
Speaker 3: got to figure out how to get him to school.
Speaker 2: You know, everything that goes with life.
Speaker 1: You have a mortgage on that burntdown property that you're
Speaker 1: paying and then you're right.
Speaker 3: You're trying to fight your way through this stuff all
Speaker 3: the time. God, that would be horrific.
Speaker 1: Here is resident Henry Wright, who knows his or well,
Speaker 1: thanks you.
Speaker 2: For one minute for general go ahead.
Speaker 8: My name is Henry Wright.
Speaker 2: You burned my house down.
Speaker 8: Pursuing your ideological agenda.
Speaker 2: And you want me to pay me. You burned it down.
Speaker 8: You have created animal farm as you sit through there
Speaker 8: at the trough and feed your ugly distorted your reality,
Speaker 8: real people, real families, real hardships grip every corner of
Speaker 8: my community. LA bureaucracy is evolved to serve only itself
Speaker 8: with rules, reporting, paperwork, slogans that replace substance.
Speaker 2: Who pays me?
Speaker 8: This isn't an abstract concept.
Speaker 2: It's my money.
Speaker 8: You burned my house and everything I owned down to
Speaker 8: complete ash without putting one crop of water on it.
Speaker 8: It raged, it raged till it was a foot high.
Speaker 8: It was an inferno engulfing my history and my whole being.
Speaker 2: Do the right thing, thanks speaker.
Speaker 1: Yeah, see, Henry, that was great. But they lacked the
Speaker 1: capacity for shame. You can't shame them, bureaucratic layers of crap.
Speaker 3: Well, it gets to the thing I always say when
Speaker 3: I when I think of the government, I think of
Speaker 3: an impediment. Some people, when they think of the government think, oh,
Speaker 3: they're going to help me. I don't get you people.
Speaker 3: I don't know what your life experience has been. But
Speaker 3: when I think the word government, I think an impediment,
Speaker 3: something that's going to get in my way, make it
Speaker 3: harder or more expensive to live my life.
Speaker 1: And then those members of the city Council and their
Speaker 1: cronies and their donors and all, if they need something done,
Speaker 1: I'll get that taken care of for you. They get
Speaker 1: a signature on those forums. But quick, that's quite the story. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I liked how he started off with a really good
Speaker 1: pig squeal?
Speaker 2: Is that what I was? I believe it was. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think he should have made it more clear what
Speaker 3: he would do, the connecting animal farm and that there's
Speaker 3: a pig, and to the squeal, and I think at
Speaker 3: the trough maybe you know, I think it was probably.
Speaker 2: Lost for a lot of people there. They probably just
Speaker 2: thought he was a crazy person. I disagree. Maybe you
Speaker 2: need to listen more closely.
Speaker 8: My name is Henry, right, you burned my house down.
Speaker 2: See.
Speaker 3: I think people think he just has some unique version
Speaker 3: of Tourette's in which he squeals like a pig.
Speaker 1: And for a second it almost seemed to be going
Speaker 1: in a three little pigs direction. It blew my house down,
Speaker 1: of you burn But no, that wasn't his point.
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