Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Joe Getty, arm Strong and
Speaker 1: Gatty and Key Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 2: It's so called President Trump got a space hitter installed
Speaker 2: in his MRI machine.
Speaker 1: I just let me try. On a surprise appearance by
Speaker 1: John mcdonne, I'm so cold in New York City. The
Speaker 1: rent froze itself. Good night, everybody. That's a pretty good
Speaker 1: Joke's a joke. That's a pretty good joke. The crowd
Speaker 1: getting so excited about the communist mayor coming out. But
Speaker 1: that's a pretty good joke. The Rent frozen anyway. Bill
Speaker 1: Maher the other night talking about how is this a
Speaker 1: controversy whether or not Mam Donnie is a communist? This
Speaker 1: is Bill Maher on his HBO show.
Speaker 3: Democrats seem to be having this debate whether or not
Speaker 3: mayor mom donni is a socialist or a democratic socialist.
Speaker 3: Let me settle it. He's a straight up communist.
Speaker 1: How do I know this?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm reading between the lines. When one of his
Speaker 3: major advisors says, elect more communists, it's fine.
Speaker 1: It's a belief system.
Speaker 3: He's allowed to believe it and people are allowed to
Speaker 3: vote for it.
Speaker 1: But if liberals.
Speaker 3: Deny it, like he's just going through a goth phase,
Speaker 3: they're going to lose more elections. This is not a
Speaker 3: communist country.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he had, you know, all the quotes from
Speaker 1: his housing director about the people are going to have
Speaker 1: to have a different relationship with property and all that
Speaker 1: different sort of stuff. He went through the whole thing.
Speaker 1: But yeah, he's absolutely right. The guy who's communists, he's
Speaker 1: been saying it out loud his whole life. Tired people
Speaker 1: who say it out loud, How are you pretending that's
Speaker 1: again whatever?
Speaker 4: I was just going through the Newsweek account earlier in
Speaker 4: the show of how the Democratic Socialists of America are
Speaker 4: trying to build bridges to the Chinese Communist Party. I mean,
Speaker 4: it's like in the minutes of their meeting they have
Speaker 4: initiatives with names, and they have the guy in charge
Speaker 4: of the committee and stuff like that openly, and yet
Speaker 4: feel say, no, he's not a communist, he's a he's
Speaker 4: a Democratic Socialists.
Speaker 1: A good lord. I don't know how about the one
Speaker 1: of the leading lights of everything that is left, Bill Maher,
Speaker 1: at least used to be saying the debate over whether
Speaker 1: or not he's a democrat or democratic socialist. Here I'll
Speaker 1: sawve before you he's a communist. Yeah, well he's one
Speaker 1: hundred percent right ep. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So you were mentioning last hour that the trialt's just
Speaker 4: go and getting started in LA could be a super
Speaker 4: big pivotal one about social media and media addiction and
Speaker 4: children that sort of thing, liability. Uh. One of the
Speaker 4: other topics that we've called for the Supreme Court to
Speaker 4: look at over and over again because we need the
Speaker 4: judiciary to weigh in is the question of sanctuary cities.
Speaker 4: And finally, finally, I'm seeing some pretty significant mainstream people saying.
Speaker 1: Hey, by the way, what about the whole concept of
Speaker 1: sanctuary cities? What are we doing here?
Speaker 4: And it's like, wow, thanks for coming to the party.
Speaker 4: We've cleaned up an hour ago. But anyway, Bill mcgern,
Speaker 4: who's a very smart guy writing for the Wall Street Journal,
Speaker 4: sanctuary cities can be deadly to reduce tension and violence.
Speaker 4: Let local police departments cooperate with ice. Can we please
Speaker 4: have something like a reasonable adult conversation about that? And
Speaker 4: he sets the scene with everything that's happened in Minneapolis.
Speaker 4: We all know we're all up to date on that.
Speaker 4: He says, the simplest way to make encounter safer is
Speaker 4: for local authorities to cooperate with federal law enforcement. If
Speaker 4: ICE could count on this cooperation when its agents sought
Speaker 4: to arrest someone in Minnesota, the enforcement would be handled
Speaker 4: quietly and without incident. So true, but with so many
Speaker 4: blue cities, including Minneapolis and Saint Paul, having adopted sanctuary policies,
Speaker 4: the rules of the game are changed.
Speaker 1: Blue state polls moralize.
Speaker 4: About immigration while shirking responsibility for the signals they are sending.
Speaker 4: The main signal is for angry people to adjudicate immigration
Speaker 4: policy on the streets instead of in course or in
Speaker 4: court or in Congress. It's a good point, it's a
Speaker 4: good point. There's a way to do it, a good
Speaker 4: way in a bad way. And then this in the
Speaker 4: Free Press, sanctuary cities are built on shaky law. And
Speaker 4: this is written by Richard Lawson, who has an obvious
Speaker 4: point of view on this, but he says the mayors
Speaker 4: and governors behind sanctuary policies are tearing apart the constitutional
Speaker 4: order by encouraging illegal migrants to enter the US and
Speaker 4: shielding them from deportation. Sanctuary jurisdictions are directly thwarting federal law.
Speaker 1: These policies policies should be.
Speaker 4: Struck down by the courts, and with the Justice Department's
Speaker 4: investigations into the efforts of Waltz and Fry to obstruct
Speaker 4: federal immigration policy, this appears to be underway. Defenders of
Speaker 4: sanctuary policies claim they are not valid. I'm sorry, they
Speaker 4: are valid because they don't directly impede federal enforcement. Sanctuaries
Speaker 4: merely banned state or local authorities from cooperating with the Feds,
Speaker 4: but that minimizes their actual obligations under federal law. Here
Speaker 4: it is the US Code lays out strict rules for
Speaker 4: how illegal migrants must be dealt with, and the rules
Speaker 4: applied to state and city governments along with individuals. Anyone
Speaker 4: who knowingly or recklessly quote encourages or induces an alien
Speaker 4: to reside in the United States may be imprisoned or
Speaker 4: fined by federal authorities. Not encourages or induces them to
Speaker 4: cross the border, but to stay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was unaware until the other day that there
Speaker 1: has been a Supreme Court ruling that the local guys
Speaker 1: don't have to help the feds. You're not allowed to
Speaker 1: get in the way, but you don't have to help them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I'm digging deeper into this Supreme Court recently
Speaker 4: clarified here you go, that federal law is violated when
Speaker 4: a person provides quote, assistance to a wrong doer with
Speaker 4: the intent to further an offenses commission. It's also unlawful
Speaker 4: annoyingly act and support of illegal aliens residing in the US,
Speaker 4: or even a conspire to help them remain here. How
Speaker 4: does that square with that decision that you're talking All right?
Speaker 1: I agree, So how is I'm not obligated to help
Speaker 1: you not run into I'm aiding them staying here? Me
Speaker 1: not helping you is aiding them staying here? Obviously it is.
Speaker 1: But it's a sin of ole mission, not co mission. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's see the only valid legal advice on how
Speaker 4: illegal aliens should navigate it.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So here's an interesting polling thing that just came out,
Speaker 1: Trump approval among Hispanic voters. Oh you know what?
Speaker 4: And then I want to get back to the what
Speaker 4: we're talking about, But go ahead.
Speaker 1: Because Trump's looking at the politics of this a lot.
Speaker 1: That's probably why I made the shift he made in
Speaker 1: the last forty eight hours. So there's two headlines to this.
Speaker 1: This is a Rasmusen poll. The disapprove among Hispanics for
Speaker 1: Trump has gone up twenty points in a month, or
Speaker 1: twenty eight points in a month. That's a lot the disapprove,
Speaker 1: But overall it's still approved fifty three to forty five.
Speaker 1: It's just a disapprove was very low before. Still approval
Speaker 1: though even after all this, he's still just barely above
Speaker 1: water with Hispanics. That's kind of interesting. Are there why Trump.
Speaker 4: Has got to fire Stephen Miller, who would look very
Speaker 4: comfortable in an SS uniform, just saying and make them
Speaker 4: a Nazi. I just think it would fit nicely and
Speaker 4: appoint me because my advice would be, look, stick to
Speaker 4: the righteous deportations, avoid anything that looks excessive or brutal
Speaker 4: to the nice folks who are just working hard.
Speaker 1: Let's work with Congress and.
Speaker 4: Get them to you know, have a vetting procedure, blah
Speaker 4: blah blah. Just don't go overboard and lose the support
Speaker 4: we got from Hispanic people.
Speaker 1: But so I'm guessing it's like, you know, among all Democrats,
Speaker 1: like ninety ten against Trump on all this sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: But are Hispanics. It's like roughly fifty to fifty. Is
Speaker 1: that because you got a lot of people who are
Speaker 1: Hispanic who are here legally and hard working and in
Speaker 1: their neighborhoods. There's lots of gang bangers and bad people
Speaker 1: that have come into this country and they wish they
Speaker 1: were gone, right, that's just well.
Speaker 4: Yes, combine that with a lot of Hispanic people's just
Speaker 4: kind of generalized disgust with the woke left, yeah, who
Speaker 4: are just absolutely abhorrent to them, and Trump the guy
Speaker 4: taken on the woke left. So some of that support
Speaker 4: may be a little grudging at this point, but it's
Speaker 4: still there. Oh So, anyway, this guy who's writing about
Speaker 4: the sanctuary city thing gets to the Minnesota Ice Watch,
Speaker 4: which that the dead good woman was part of, that
Speaker 4: encourages creative tactics to disrupt the Ice operation.
Speaker 1: I mean they go in.
Speaker 4: There's quite a long list of the things they do
Speaker 4: to actively interfere with ice, which is a crime. Similar
Speaker 4: obstructionist strategies have been adopted in Chicago, New York, and Seattle.
Speaker 1: The acl US.
Speaker 4: Involved with it, And if the government officials are promoting
Speaker 4: those groups and tactics, then they are actively violating the law.
Speaker 1: Haw so just his concluding paragraph.
Speaker 4: For too long, the debate over sanctuary jurisdictions has been
Speaker 4: thrown off by the red herring of local authority already
Speaker 4: to set law enforcement priorities lost in the trees of
Speaker 4: a debate on our federal system of dual local and
Speaker 4: national governments.
Speaker 1: We've missed the forest that has sprung up.
Speaker 4: A network of crypto immigration schemes run by local jurisdictions
Speaker 4: and violation of the Constitution and at odds with the
Speaker 4: express will of Congress. It is time for these policies
Speaker 4: to be challenged and struck down. You're going to have
Speaker 4: to have some really really smart federal prosecutors and a
Speaker 4: really well run Department of Justice prosecuting that. Because I
Speaker 4: think I see what he's driving at. But it's a
Speaker 4: tough nut to crack.
Speaker 1: So on this topic. I bring this up just because
Speaker 1: I have an interesting story to tell you about it.
Speaker 1: We got this text the administration, and of course Maga
Speaker 1: Wacko's defending another murder is disgusting. Ice are President Chaos's
Speaker 1: private army of thugs, worst administration and President of our lives,
Speaker 1: And you guys defend this crap all the time I
Speaker 1: read this text is one We've gotten a fair not
Speaker 1: I don't know how I'm defending this crap. I wish
Speaker 1: it was much less chaotic, but we got quite a
Speaker 1: few texts along those lines. And I just wonder if
Speaker 1: that all of a sudden, All of a sudden, I
Speaker 1: just wonder if that's some sort of organized because it
Speaker 1: just doesn't seem like we would have that many listeners
Speaker 1: that feel that way that you would just have turned
Speaker 1: us off a long time ago. And it reminds me
Speaker 1: of we used to run up. I think the trans
Speaker 1: thing did this for a while, but the biggest one
Speaker 1: was years ago. What was the weird ailment I used
Speaker 1: to mock all the time, chronic fatigue syndrome. Yes, I
Speaker 1: think it was that one. And I would make jokes
Speaker 1: about lazy people and all that. There's different sort of stuff,
Speaker 1: and we would get a hundred texts, emails, and back
Speaker 1: when we took phone calls, phone calls all of a
Speaker 1: sudden from people threatening lawsuits and saying they have science
Speaker 1: and all these different how angry they were, they're gonna
Speaker 1: boycott our advertisers. And so it was clearly they had
Speaker 1: some sort of organization where if somebody heard something negative
Speaker 1: said about fatigue Centro, it's a you know, to the ramparts,
Speaker 1: all hands on deck, we need to go after this
Speaker 1: radio show to make sure they're too scared to say
Speaker 1: anything negative. And I wonder if this is some sort
Speaker 1: of organized thing there, because I can't believe we've got
Speaker 1: enough listeners that just today, all of a sudden, people
Speaker 1: are coming out anti ice to the extent they are.
Speaker 4: I'd like to point out that for chronically fatigued people,
Speaker 4: it was a very energetic campaign.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Well, what's the deal here? How did you
Speaker 1: all get up and do this? Hi? Wocme up? You're
Speaker 1: not so tired hired energetic people to do it for us? No,
Speaker 1: it's absolutely activist groups. Absolutely.
Speaker 4: I mean I called for firing Christynome, getting rid of
Speaker 4: what's his name Crewcutt because he's way over the top.
Speaker 4: And Steven Miller is so completely out of control. Trump's
Speaker 4: got to stop listening to him.
Speaker 1: He's all gas pedal and no breaks, and that's how
Speaker 1: you lose the support of the American people and screwed it.
Speaker 1: It's like anything else in the world. My god, I've
Speaker 1: spent the lifetime learning this lesson don't go too far.
Speaker 4: So yeah, as I've been ranting and raving about that
Speaker 4: on a conservative radio show. Yeah, that's right. We're defending
Speaker 4: the jack booted fascists. So the worst president. Blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Nice sleep well, little bot, sleep well. Another controversy for
Speaker 1: Sidney Sweeney on purpose Nonna, is that gonna be her brand?
Speaker 1: I do the obviously transparently on purpose controversial things. But anyway,
Speaker 1: I have big boobs in offenda left. It's not a
Speaker 1: bad act. No, probably pays well, they're not bad boobs.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's all you know, it's quality. Judges agree
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Speaker 5: Scientists have a veiled a crawling robot hand reminiscent of
Speaker 5: thing from the Adams family.
Speaker 1: It's capable of single handed.
Speaker 5: Leap pun intended picking up objects, and even unscrewing up
Speaker 5: bottle cap all thanks to fingers that bend both ways.
Speaker 5: It's not designed to scare people, researchers assure us, but
Speaker 5: to help them get things out of tight spaces. I guess,
Speaker 5: like when the remote falls behind the couch.
Speaker 1: It looks pretty creepy if you haven't seen it. If
Speaker 1: you remember the Adams family. It does look like that
Speaker 1: more or less disembodied hand crawling around. Is that creepy? Well,
Speaker 1: it's robotics, so it doesn't look like a human hand,
Speaker 1: but it's it would look like a kind of a
Speaker 1: robot spider. It's kind of creepy looking. I don't I
Speaker 1: can't quite figure out what would you would use it for?
Speaker 1: But what else? So remember Sidney Sweeney, the racist gene promoter.
Speaker 4: Oh, my lord, incorrect America's sweetheart, that whole dumb stores accusation.
Speaker 1: Yes, it was one of your dumber stories. Is this
Speaker 1: going to be the only thing she can do to
Speaker 1: stay in the news. So she climbed the Hollywood sign
Speaker 1: there in Los Angeles and hung a bunch of bras
Speaker 1: from it, and uh, because she's got a new brawl
Speaker 1: line out, because she's got big boobs and she's young
Speaker 1: and hut. And then and she's being charged with some
Speaker 1: sort of trespassing for touching the sign or whatever, which
Speaker 1: got her in the news. So everybody's mentioning it today
Speaker 1: with the point being you mentioned that she's got to
Speaker 1: brough blah blah blah. Is she just gonna be one
Speaker 1: of those people though, or it's always some stunt. I
Speaker 1: find that tiring. She seems nice enough, but I find
Speaker 1: that whole thing just dumb and tiring.
Speaker 4: I wonder if the La Kenny Sheriff's Department has a
Speaker 4: department for you know, just where you set.
Speaker 1: Up fake fake crimes. I'll bet there is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we need the star of our movie to get
Speaker 4: knocked down because it's a movie about a man who's
Speaker 4: had enough crimes. So we'll be having him knocked down
Speaker 4: at the corner of Fifth and uh you know, Losiana go.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Speaking of movies and TV shows, there's a new
Speaker 1: Marvel thing out starts tonight. I'm gonna watch with my son.
Speaker 1: I'm kind of excited about it, called wonder Man, part
Speaker 1: of the Marvel universe.
Speaker 4: Has a wonder Woman got a sex change? No, oh
Speaker 4: my god, wonder Woman is transgender. There's your headline.
Speaker 1: We can't have anything, can wait? I don't need to know. Sorry,
Speaker 1: I don't need a new superhero, but I might need
Speaker 1: this if a wonder Woman got a Schwontz. I don't
Speaker 1: need a superhero movie or a superhero, but I might
Speaker 1: need this if it's well done. It's a sort of
Speaker 1: meta view of Hollywood mocking the whole superhero trend that
Speaker 1: has been going on in Hollywood for a long time,
Speaker 1: in this struggling Hollywood actor who ends up in the
Speaker 1: middle of it and being cast as wonder Man and
Speaker 1: just to kind of behind the scenes trials and tribulations,
Speaker 1: and if well done, it could be very very good
Speaker 1: mocking that whole thing. So I look forward to it's
Speaker 1: like eight episodes. It's, you know, one of those things.
Speaker 4: There have been a handful of movies mocking the movie
Speaker 4: business that are very entertain.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. There is a new Marvel movie
Speaker 1: coming out. My son's very excited about. The Avengers are back.
Speaker 1: And what's best about it is the old Captain America
Speaker 1: is back. Not that new Captain America, a cheetah guy.
Speaker 1: I don't like, not because he's black, because he's a wuss.
Speaker 1: I like the old Captain America. And he's going to
Speaker 1: be back. And Robert Downey Junior is going to be
Speaker 1: the bad guy somehow. They're bringing him back in it anyway.
Speaker 1: Oh no, yeah, Shifting Alliance. If you a cheato guy,
Speaker 1: cheat him, cheata, cheatah, cheat him. What's his name guy? Anyway?
Speaker 1: Oscar Award winning. I don't like him an adult, I
Speaker 1: don't know. He's not a good Captain America and week
Speaker 1: week out, Armstrong and Getty's suctified. But you know what,
Speaker 1: you're doing a big investigation. I want to give the investigation.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be watching over and I want a very
Speaker 1: honorable and honors investigation.
Speaker 6: I have to see it, but I'm gonna step down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a much better tone than what his DHS
Speaker 1: secretary struck right after the killing.
Speaker 4: So yeah, yeah, I saw a quote from some a
Speaker 4: former DHS guy who said, look, when anything like this happens,
Speaker 4: you don't pin yourself to a conclusion right away, because
Speaker 4: then you've got multiple problem ones when the conclusion.
Speaker 1: Goes somewhere else.
Speaker 4: That's why you give the Look, We've got to let
Speaker 4: the investigation take place. We're not going to prejudge. Blah
Speaker 4: blah blah. Not only is it the right thing to do,
Speaker 4: it's just strategically the smart thing to do. God, I'm
Speaker 4: as opposed to trying to get ahead of the narrative
Speaker 4: on Twitter or whatever the hell the priority was.
Speaker 1: I'm watching the video from last night of them attacking
Speaker 1: that hotel. Yeah, where they think the ice officers are
Speaker 1: and everything like that. That's insane. The fact that that's
Speaker 1: tolerated and seen as well, you can understand why they're
Speaker 1: so upset. Now you can't have that. You can't have
Speaker 1: cops fighting in the streets trying to stop people from
Speaker 1: getting in and murdering uh officers who were you know,
Speaker 1: sent there to do a job, right, it's crazy blue
Speaker 1: collar Americans by the way. Well, and that is why
Speaker 1: you know, I've used the word strategic about thirty times.
Speaker 1: That is why you avoid doing stupid stuff that gives
Speaker 1: away the moral high ground. Because thanks to the dead
Speaker 1: nurse who is just an idiot, like anybody who's confronting
Speaker 1: you know, law enforcement, doesn't deserve to be dead. But
Speaker 1: come on, but so now he gets shot, Christy Noman
Speaker 1: comes out with her idiotic statement the rest of it.
Speaker 1: And so now you say, well, these people are smashing
Speaker 1: up a hotel room and threatening ice. You've allowed the
Speaker 1: narrative to take hold that. Well, they're evildoers and fascists,
Speaker 1: so of course people are smashing the hotel. You lose
Speaker 1: the moral high ground. Yeah, yeah, and even if even
Speaker 1: if the shooting ends up being completely unjustified, and these
Speaker 1: guys are charged and everything like that. You still can't
Speaker 1: have people trying to break into a hotel and kill
Speaker 1: ice agents, right, So how about this? This is from
Speaker 1: ABC News last night. This is one of their top
Speaker 1: reporters on the street. I don't like the way he
Speaker 1: approached this story, specially after Alex Pretty shooting.
Speaker 2: More demonstrators could potentially bring their own weapons under the
Speaker 2: belief they have to be prepared to defend themselves from
Speaker 2: federal agents who.
Speaker 7: Could shoot them. It is a very dangerous recipe.
Speaker 2: People are scared, but they're also resolute that they have
Speaker 2: to pipe back.
Speaker 1: That's awful damn close to telling people you better bring
Speaker 1: a gun, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Wow? I couldn't tell with the edit of that was
Speaker 4: he quoting somebody here? Now he's not saying he was
Speaker 4: just saying a lot more people are one of his
Speaker 4: name is one of your alts. But he was like
Speaker 4: an ABC News Yeah, yeah, it was George Stephanopolis going
Speaker 4: to the going to a reporter on the street, Trevor
Speaker 4: Alt and saying we'll play it again.
Speaker 2: Especially after Alex Pretty shooting. More demonstrators could potentially bring
Speaker 2: their own weapons under the belief they have to be
Speaker 2: prepared to defend themselves federal.
Speaker 7: Agents who could shoot them. It is a very dangerous recipe.
Speaker 1: Scouraging people are telling people you need to bring a
Speaker 1: gun because you might be shot by ice officers.
Speaker 4: Maybe I lack imagination, but it had never occurred to
Speaker 4: me that, well, this will cause a lot more people
Speaker 4: to bring guns until that dude just suggested.
Speaker 1: It was a good idea.
Speaker 4: Yeah, wow, beautiful, beautiful. Well, those are conventional weapons, and
Speaker 4: certainly they're deadly enough. But there's a little more information
Speaker 4: coming out about the discombobulator. Sounds like something out of
Speaker 4: a Bullwinkle cartoon. But that is the mystery weapon that
Speaker 4: was crucial to the Venezuelan raid or the American raid
Speaker 4: on Venezuela to snatch up Maduro.
Speaker 1: The thing that you've referred to as the brain scrambling scrambler.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well Trump, I guess did he use the word Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 4: Trump is actually calling it the discombobulator. So Trump, you remember.
Speaker 1: Mention that.
Speaker 4: This mysterious weapon quote made the equipment not work. This combobulator,
Speaker 4: I'm not allowed to talk about it during that interview
Speaker 4: in the Oval office. I'd love to before he confirmed
Speaker 4: it's use quote. They never got their rockets off. They
Speaker 4: had Russian and Chinese rockets. They never got one off.
Speaker 4: We came, they pressed buttons, nothing worked. They were all
Speaker 4: set for us now. Interestingly, Trump commented on the weapon
Speaker 4: when asked about reports this month that the Biden administration
Speaker 4: had purchased a pulse to energy device that may have
Speaker 4: caused the Havana syndrome to study it.
Speaker 1: And that revelation followed the.
Speaker 4: On the ground accounts from Venezuela describing how Maduro's gunmen
Speaker 4: were brought to their knees bleeding through the nose in
Speaker 4: vomiting blood, simultaneously vomiting bludo but you don't like it
Speaker 4: much simultaneously. And this is another quote from one of
Speaker 4: Meduro's security team. Suddenly all our radar systems shut down
Speaker 4: without any explanation. The next thing we saw were drones,
Speaker 4: a lot of drones flying over our positions. We didn't
Speaker 4: know how to react, saying, then the helicopters appeared about eight.
Speaker 4: At one point they launched something I don't know how
Speaker 4: to describe it. It was like a very intense sound wave.
Speaker 4: Suddenly I felt like my head was exploding from the inside.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 4: We all started bleeding from the nose. Some were vomiting blood.
Speaker 4: We fell to the ground, unable to move. We couldn't
Speaker 4: even stand up after that sonic weapon or whatever it was.
Speaker 1: So we got two different things going on. We got
Speaker 1: the web, or I think, or maybe we don't, but
Speaker 1: I assume the brain is different than disabling a piece
Speaker 1: of equipment. But anyway, we got massive electronic pulses. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so we got something that kept the equipment from firing
Speaker 1: off the way as supposed to, and then something scrambled
Speaker 1: people's brains. This all makes sense because I, from the
Speaker 1: day this story broke thought, how the hell, how could
Speaker 1: you possibly get in there and snatch them in their
Speaker 1: bedroom without more of a fighter before they got out
Speaker 1: of there or whatever? Well, now it now makes sense.
Speaker 4: Well right, and here are here's one of the roughly
Speaker 4: three things I retained from my neuropsychology class in college.
Speaker 1: Jack, what does the brain run on diesel fuel?
Speaker 8: Coal?
Speaker 1: Is that what you think?
Speaker 4: No, it's electricity. The brain is an electric organ. Has
Speaker 4: to do with the sodium atoms, molecules.
Speaker 1: I like the sound of the electric organ.
Speaker 4: Well, otherwise you got to have like a pump organ, right,
Speaker 4: which actually has a cool, old timy sound. But anyway,
Speaker 4: so it's possible to get yeah, massive electronic pulses, so
Speaker 4: that would you know, mess up equipment and mess up
Speaker 4: your brain.
Speaker 1: So is Trump not supposed to say this stuff? Or
Speaker 1: was it a good thing to say to scare off
Speaker 1: China and Russia and let them know we got this thing?
Speaker 1: Did Russia and China both react to grabbing Maduro with
Speaker 1: how in the hell did they get in there without
Speaker 1: us firing our equipment firing a single shot? I mean,
Speaker 1: were they like holy.
Speaker 4: Crap, or like they must have used the C thirty two.
Speaker 4: So it works as well as we thought it would. Okay,
Speaker 4: you know it's Trump has occasionally because he's braggadocious. Everybody
Speaker 4: knows him about that. I've noticed that. Yeah, I remember
Speaker 4: when what was it with Israel? I think during the
Speaker 4: first term that he gave away some intelligence that shocked
Speaker 4: the Israelis and caused all sorts of problems. So he
Speaker 4: does tend to have loose lips on that stuff. At
Speaker 4: the same time, you got Maduro's guys running around saying
Speaker 4: exactly what happened in the effects that you know, what
Speaker 4: the effects of this weapon were. So I think Trump saying, yeah,
Speaker 4: we got a discombobulator. Probably just oh it is my nose.
Speaker 4: Oh I'm falling on my knees. Well, oh so it
Speaker 4: makes you stupid.
Speaker 1: I get it. Michael. Uh yeah.
Speaker 4: I have a feeling that the Trump confirming that, oh
Speaker 4: my god, all of their defenses were inoperable and they're
Speaker 4: all puking blood at once, that they are like, oh yeah,
Speaker 4: they used the C thirty two. What is modern warfare
Speaker 4: going to look like? I mean, it's certainly not tanks.
Speaker 4: Increasingly it's not humans.
Speaker 1: The drones.
Speaker 4: It makes it too hard for troops to move. So
Speaker 4: you got the drones, but then you got electromagnetic pulses
Speaker 4: knocking all the drones out of the air.
Speaker 1: So chucking rocks at each other.
Speaker 4: Well, no, the dronesold zap you before you could chuck
Speaker 4: a good sized rock.
Speaker 1: Robot armies well.
Speaker 4: Insulated, clashing, blah blah, Chinese wolves sending something, do we
Speaker 4: or China Russia whoever send you know, those little tiny
Speaker 4: nano drones at a population and they're going in the
Speaker 4: lungs and killing everybody, and then that country just has
Speaker 4: to raise.
Speaker 1: The white flag. Okay, you've some weapon we had never
Speaker 1: even thought of and clearly we have no defense for
Speaker 1: so we give up. Hmm. Oh, if you've seen speaking
Speaker 1: of warfare everything like that, have you seen the ads
Speaker 1: for the new movie Odyssey? No by what's his name?
Speaker 1: One of your great directors, some of Katie. Can you
Speaker 1: look that up? Who directed Odyssey? So they're running it
Speaker 1: during all the football games. You know the classic story,
Speaker 1: you know, the Greek Greek mythology Odyssey that includes the
Speaker 1: Trojan horse and all that sort of stuff. Oh, it
Speaker 1: looks like an amazing movie. Oh really, it looks freaking incredible.
Speaker 1: Christopher Nolan. Yes, Christopher Nolan movie and really looks awesome.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be all over that. They're advertising the hell
Speaker 1: out of it during the football games.
Speaker 4: So I find myself thinking, you know, back to your
Speaker 4: fascinating and troubling question about warfare, We're either going to
Speaker 4: be in a situation where it's a constant effort to
Speaker 4: get that little edge and then obliterate the enemy like
Speaker 4: the moment we get it, or is it possible. I'm
Speaker 4: probably a sap to even say this, but is it possible?
Speaker 4: Will just be so technically adapt to know logically adept
Speaker 4: rather that that there's no point in having a war
Speaker 4: you can't get any of your weapons systems up and going.
Speaker 1: Becomes a mutual destruction sort of thing, like with the
Speaker 1: nuclear weapons the last eighty years.
Speaker 4: Or is it a back to the future thing where
Speaker 4: you got to go with diesel powered you know whatever
Speaker 4: anti aircraft guns systems, because EMPs aren't going to knock
Speaker 4: those out unless it screws up the spark plugs. Diesel
Speaker 4: doesn't have spark plugs, do they?
Speaker 1: Nobody knows. Not a mechanic, I'm a wordsman. Nobody ask
Speaker 1: lea about Jaren's not spark plugs. Uh, yeah, who knows.
Speaker 1: I hope we're on the I hope we're on the cooler,
Speaker 1: newer hip or equipment end of it.
Speaker 4: Though, well, judging by the performance of the discombobulator, we're
Speaker 4: doing okay.
Speaker 1: What we pulled off fro Venezuela was pretty pretty impressive, all.
Speaker 4: Right to the Russians and Chinese have it too, they
Speaker 4: just haven't used it yet.
Speaker 1: Right, we will finish strong next.
Speaker 8: A memorial service was held in San Francisco for Claude I,
Speaker 8: beloved albino alligator at the California Academy of Sciences There
Speaker 8: recently died, but his memory will live on in my
Speaker 8: gorgeous new boots.
Speaker 1: That's funny. We saw Claude just a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 1: Must have been right before he died. Oh, we saw him.
Speaker 1: We saw him on December twenty third.
Speaker 4: Were saying in marshmallows, throwing them into the enclosure, and
Speaker 4: he started coughing in a weird way.
Speaker 1: So we walked away. But we were in San Francisco
Speaker 1: for my son's birthday, and so we went to the
Speaker 1: museum or the whatever it is and huge albino. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's a heck of a thing to see. It's a
Speaker 1: ginormous and white and just creepy looking. Yes, Katie, Oh no,
Speaker 1: I was just looking. You might have seen the ghost
Speaker 1: of Claude. He died December. Second one that I know
Speaker 1: I've seen. Did they have another one? I'm looking that up.
Speaker 1: I mean I didn't. I don't imagine that I saw.
Speaker 4: Now is mistaking fantasies for REALITYO?
Speaker 1: Was he next to the pink rabbit? The giant pink rabbit.
Speaker 1: I do a lot of street meth. I don't even
Speaker 1: get the good stuff. I just get. Okay, that's that joke.
Speaker 1: I want another joke. I'm in the going through the
Speaker 1: motions part of the show. Is this a joke from
Speaker 1: Jimmy Kimmel about the Super Bowl catch up?
Speaker 9: For Super Bowl sixty? Said, it's New England versus Seattle.
Speaker 9: The last time the Patriots were in the Super Bowl
Speaker 9: was twenty nineteen, back when their coach at the time,
Speaker 9: Bill Belichick's girlfriend.
Speaker 7: Was in kindergarten.
Speaker 1: That's just actually true though, right, you have almost well
Speaker 1: close anyway, she's probably in middle school or high school.
Speaker 1: The point remains, she's a very young woman, and we're
Speaker 1: supposed to be angry about it or something. Right, did
Speaker 1: we do the snow day one? Because I'm kind of
Speaker 1: interested in that actually politically, Beer and.
Speaker 10: Mayor Zuam Mamdani announced that a post on social media
Speaker 10: every the weekend that the city's public schools will have
Speaker 10: a remote learning day rather than a traditional snow day,
Speaker 10: decimating his poll numbers among likely voters ages five to twelve.
Speaker 1: Now, then arek Post had a story on this. It
Speaker 1: was one of your lazy journalist pieces where they just
Speaker 1: pick out some tweets that agree with them and build
Speaker 1: a story around it and act like everybody thinks that way.
Speaker 1: But I'll bet it was fairly representative. It was parents
Speaker 1: who say Zoom didn't work during the pandemic, it's not
Speaker 1: going to work on a one off day now, and
Speaker 1: quotes from people, and I'm sure this was true, as
Speaker 1: they were all trying to figure out how to log
Speaker 1: in and what the new password is and they haven't
Speaker 1: downloaded the newest version of Zoom and just all the
Speaker 1: different things that we all ran into with the stupid,
Speaker 1: stupid idea of Zoom schooling.
Speaker 4: In fact, given the fact that when you had plenty
Speaker 4: of time to work out the kinks, see how it
Speaker 4: was going, adjust your sales, etc.
Speaker 1: It turned out to be useless. Yep.
Speaker 4: The idea that you're all going to rush to it
Speaker 4: for a one off I mean, that's beyond themsel Third,
Speaker 4: it's utterly dishonest. It must just be appeasing the teachers
Speaker 4: union in the funding. Oh but yeah, because they get
Speaker 4: full funding. Yeah, I'll be shocked if it wasn't that.
Speaker 1: So the school was open, so they get the full funding,
Speaker 1: pure pupil that logged in, whether they learned anything or not. Hey,
Speaker 1: that's that's that's not part of the deal. That's not
Speaker 1: the business we're in. Here at the teachers Union. Who
Speaker 1: gives a crap? Ow? How much more time I got? Michael?
Speaker 6: We got about a minute and find thoughts?
Speaker 1: One minute?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm looking thinking, you know what I we might
Speaker 4: ought to do. During the one More Thing podcast, Zev
Speaker 4: got more information on the first presidential home. Before there
Speaker 4: was a White House in Philadelphia, Washington and Adams lived
Speaker 4: in in the house, the Presidential House, and during the
Speaker 4: Biden administration it was turned into a Washington was evil,
Speaker 4: slavery was evil? Up with black people memorial as opposed
Speaker 4: to a historical site, and how crazy it was.
Speaker 1: I mean, it takes them describing May we'll do that?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I am confused by this albino alligator story, because I
Speaker 1: am positive we went to that museum and saw an
Speaker 1: albino alligator, a giant one. Did they get a new
Speaker 1: one after the other one died? Are your dates wrong? Now?
Speaker 1: Was the one you saw alive? It'd be hard to tell.
Speaker 1: They they're perfectly still. Maybe it'd been dead for some time.
Speaker 4: Oh, they couldn't tell it because it was already kind
Speaker 4: of white and ghostly looking.
Speaker 1: Are they thought people will come in and look at it?
Speaker 1: They won't know the difference. Good enough get us through
Speaker 1: the holiday season. That's what they thought, Jackie Clark this time,
Speaker 1: stop Jack and Joey.
Speaker 10: Go and if they don't get can they'll be back tomow.
Speaker 1: Unless I'm conflating that with the aquarium thingy we went
Speaker 1: to a New Orleans that might have all had albino alligator.
Speaker 1: I'll have to look that up. I need to answer
Speaker 1: this question because I want to make sure I'm not
Speaker 1: completely losing my mind. Here's your host for final thoughts,
Speaker 1: Joe Getty.
Speaker 4: Let's get a final thought from everybody on the crew
Speaker 4: to wrap things up for the day. There he is
Speaker 4: pressing the buttons in the control room, leading us off.
Speaker 4: Michael age Low final thought.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna have to watch that Netflix Skyscraper story on
Speaker 6: my seventy seven inch TV, but I may I have
Speaker 6: some terrible fear of heights, so I'm gonna put a
Speaker 6: safety harness around my waist, tie it to the couch.
Speaker 1: You watch some of it and tell me you're not
Speaker 1: like yelling at the television like my son and I were. Something.
Speaker 4: I'm going to watch something that entertains me and doesn't
Speaker 4: terrify me, but teach their own Katie Green are esteemed
Speaker 4: to use woman as a final thought.
Speaker 1: Katie along the same lines as Michael. I don't have
Speaker 1: the big eighty or seventy seven inch screen, but I
Speaker 1: am going to attempt to watch that today. Yeah, it's funny.
Speaker 1: My hands get sweaty when we talk about it. I
Speaker 1: have a feeling that's going to happen to me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, hey, hey, I get lightheaded. It's seriously unpleasant.
Speaker 1: Jack of final thought for us. I came across this
Speaker 1: on Twitter, but I thought it was pretty good. I
Speaker 1: love when people try to manipulate by saying they expect
Speaker 1: better from me. I will not be better. That is
Speaker 1: a good one, and you do better. You could be better. No,
Speaker 1: I expect better from you. Oh no, no, this is are
Speaker 1: going to be dead. Take it from me.
Speaker 4: I would know, trust me. Oh my final thought just
Speaker 4: flitted out of my head, which is oh there.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 4: Famously in democracies, nothing happens till there's a crisis.
Speaker 1: Is the frankest in Minneapolis.
Speaker 4: The crisis it takes for us to talk seriously about
Speaker 4: our immigration laws, our enforcement systems, sanctuary cities for goodness sakes,
Speaker 4: and the rest of it and sort it out.
Speaker 1: Please no, it's not any other questions. Thank you, Armstrong
Speaker 1: and Getty. Wracking up another grueling four hour workday, imagine
Speaker 1: my disappointment. So many people who thinks.
Speaker 4: A little time ago to Armstrong, Getty dot com, Travis
Speaker 4: and oate. If there's something you want to weigh in with,
Speaker 4: defend it mail bag at Armstrong, egedtdy dot com.
Speaker 1: So many al bino alligators see tomorrow. God bless America.
Speaker 1: I'm Strong and Jet. Their behavior has been nothing short
Speaker 1: of thuggets.
Speaker 5: I don't think you go through that type of experience
Speaker 5: and doing emerged change.
Speaker 9: I expected more pathetic spectacle.
Speaker 1: You're locking up my toothpets. What in the hell heck
Speaker 1: are we talking about?
Speaker 7: So let's go with a bye.
Speaker 4: God is a Republican Take two. God is a Republican
Speaker 4: Take three? Michael, how much tape do we have? Probably
Speaker 4: on a check on that I note.
Speaker 1: Thank you all very much, Armstrong and Getty