Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Joe, Kaddy Armstrong and Jackie
Speaker 1: and Pee arms Wrong get.
Speaker 2: Live on a Friday from the studio scene seen your
Speaker 2: originally lit room, Deeper on the bowels of the Armstrong
Speaker 2: and getting communications.
Speaker 1: Compound and today heading into a summer weekend where the
Speaker 1: tutelage of our general manager Trump v. Musk the de proification.
Speaker 2: I've hearn funniest headline I saw about this, the brilliant
Speaker 2: Nelly bowls in the Free Press Real Housewives of Pennsylvania Avenue.
Speaker 1: That's pretty funny. Elon Musk called it doje on doge violence.
Speaker 2: Which is pretty funny. Everybody woken up and recovered their
Speaker 2: sense of humor. Perhaps I only had about three hours
Speaker 2: sleep last night, so there's good there's a good chance.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna go Elon and Trump, you know, completely unhinged,
Speaker 2: no thought.
Speaker 1: To how things the land when you say them. So
Speaker 1: you know, scorch darths, burnt bridges.
Speaker 2: What.
Speaker 1: No, I don't know who against, but I don't have
Speaker 1: a target. Well, it's funny.
Speaker 2: We're both wearing like green T shirt green T shirts today,
Speaker 2: it looks like we're the world's oldest, fattest recruits. We
Speaker 2: got the Zelenski look going today, like we're on a
Speaker 2: war footing. Maybe we are in a war footing, I know,
Speaker 2: I am boy. If the Army has to resort to us,
Speaker 2: we are up against it. Folks, everybody to arms, kitchen knives,
Speaker 2: ball pats, whatever. Yeah, it's funny you had mentioned the army.
Speaker 2: I was just thinking, because the day is June sixth,
Speaker 2: I'm always interested in a remark, working on the anniversary
Speaker 2: of D Day, and I was thinking, first time this
Speaker 2: is ever popping in my head. I hope D Day
Speaker 2: continues to be the top most massive invasion in world
Speaker 2: history and we don't get to see another one in
Speaker 2: our lifetime, you know, like trying to drive the Chinese
Speaker 2: out of southern California or something like that. Right. Indeed, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I would say, given my recent readings on the innovations
Speaker 2: in warfare recently, the idea of a massive force on many,
Speaker 2: many ships is it might be a thing of the past.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but nobody's sure that has been predicted
Speaker 2: many times that you know, the whole boots on the ground.
Speaker 2: I remember hearing when I was in the eighties, people
Speaker 2: talking next war will be a push button war. Well,
Speaker 2: we've seen an awful lot of grunts on the ground,
Speaker 2: and then then the decades since, at some point that
Speaker 2: always happens. But anyway, we'll talk to this great my
Speaker 2: clients has pointed out many times it's easy to take.
Speaker 2: It's much easier to take it territory than to hold
Speaker 2: it right.
Speaker 1: That's the whole game. We will talk about that a
Speaker 1: little bit later.
Speaker 2: Yeah, is it's disappointing that it happened when we got
Speaker 2: off the air yesterday. I mean we we predicted it that,
Speaker 2: which doesn't exactly make us geniuses, but we said exactly
Speaker 2: more or less what was going to happen a half
Speaker 2: hour before it got unleashed, right, and that it was
Speaker 2: going to go scorched earth. And you predicted it would
Speaker 2: happen before you finished your sandwich for lunch, and it did, yes, correct.
Speaker 1: And we also.
Speaker 2: Predicted the increasing childishness personalness is that a word, and
Speaker 2: just just how it became completely unhinged. The unique prediction
Speaker 2: you had was that Trump would use the power of
Speaker 2: his office. I thought it would just be personal insults
Speaker 2: like he does with Rosie O'Donnell or whoever he's going nowhere,
Speaker 2: but he he mentioned at least briefly the idea of
Speaker 2: canceling all contracts with Elon, and then Elon said he
Speaker 2: was going to pull back one of the rocket programs,
Speaker 2: which he changed his mind on.
Speaker 1: Later.
Speaker 2: I woke up to something saying Elon backs off and
Speaker 2: like turns about what would be the right word, I
Speaker 2: don't know, decent at the end of the day, But
Speaker 2: then I went back and looked through tweets. It must
Speaker 2: have happened before the most recent tweets I read, because
Speaker 2: it was more Epstein stuff with more links. Here's Donald
Speaker 2: Trump dancing at an Epstein party with some young blondes
Speaker 2: and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: When I went to bed, So, you know, I don't
Speaker 1: know where we are on that.
Speaker 2: What do you But what do you suppose his point
Speaker 2: is on the whole Epstein thing? Is that just trolling,
Speaker 2: like to get under his skin?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, sure. I don't know what any other explanation
Speaker 2: would Well, is he claiming he's got some information that
Speaker 2: Trump is actually, you know, on the hook for something
Speaker 2: super untoward. I mean, it have to be beyond cheating
Speaker 2: on his wife nobody cares about that. Sure, you know,
Speaker 2: partying with sexy young women is kind of what he's
Speaker 2: known for.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I find myself just continually dragged back to the the
Speaker 2: fact that, you know, if we have a unhinged man
Speaker 2: child running some of our most important corporations, that's that's inconvenient.
Speaker 1: Well we do.
Speaker 2: Unhinged manchild's running the White House is particularly disturbing to me,
Speaker 2: and I hope everybody calms the hell down.
Speaker 1: But to your question, I'm trying to find it. I'm
Speaker 1: strolling along.
Speaker 2: Somebody tweeted, hey, guys, everybody needs to cool down, okay,
Speaker 2: and Elon retweeted it and said true or something.
Speaker 1: Yes, right, but in the midst of a bunch of
Speaker 1: other things that you shouldn't say.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, they're supposedly have a phone call plan for
Speaker 2: today Trump and Elon to work things out and calm
Speaker 2: things down.
Speaker 1: Oh is that right? I find that.
Speaker 2: Unlikely to work. I don't know if you've ever been
Speaker 2: in this situation before. I actually haven't. Nate Bargati's got
Speaker 2: a great bit about this, having an argument with his
Speaker 2: wife where you're more unless you're both coming to the
Speaker 2: table waiting for the other one to apologize because they
Speaker 2: finally realized they were wrong. But you're both feeling that way,
Speaker 2: and it becomes pretty clear that, oh, I thought you
Speaker 2: were here to apologize to me.
Speaker 1: Why would I apologize to you? And you know, and
Speaker 1: it's back on again.
Speaker 2: So I mean, I can't imagine them, with their personalities
Speaker 2: not doing that today.
Speaker 1: We'll see, hope that happens while we're on there.
Speaker 2: On the other hand, I was listening to Mark Halfer
Speaker 2: and talking about how Trump he does not have a
Speaker 2: conventional relationship with other human beings, and that they're either
Speaker 2: somebody you like or you don't like, or occasionally if
Speaker 2: you don't know them. Well, it's neutral. For Trump, it's
Speaker 2: always conditional, and you can have a long, wonderful friendship
Speaker 2: with somebody, but if they say something you don't like
Speaker 2: or whatever, they are now your enemy, which and vice versa, which,
Speaker 2: oddly enough, is exactly the way all of Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: Tends to be.
Speaker 2: Right. As soon as you can be of benefit to me,
Speaker 2: we're together. As soon as you're not of benefit to me,
Speaker 2: I will cut your throat.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's disconcerting when people appear to be actual friends.
Speaker 2: But you're right, it's a very dec issue way to operate.
Speaker 2: I read another thing last night. I'll get to some
Speaker 2: of the details on it. As somebody who you know
Speaker 2: is knowledgeable in this topic about how Elon's being on
Speaker 2: the spectrum, people on the spectrum do not have the
Speaker 2: same It's funny. I know somebody who quite possibly is
Speaker 2: on the spectrum and has this tendency. But people who
Speaker 2: are on the spectrum, the autism spectrum, don't have the
Speaker 2: same concerns or even understanding. I mean, you can't even
Speaker 2: say concerns. They don't understand the concept of like how
Speaker 2: this is playing socially with other people. Right, And Elon
Speaker 2: might very well be like that in that he just
Speaker 2: he doesn't get the hole. You shouldn't say that because
Speaker 2: people reacted this way. I've always just assumed it because
Speaker 2: it's rich. He's rich and it's powerful. But he could
Speaker 2: it could be.
Speaker 1: He just he doesn't pick up on those social norms.
Speaker 2: Right, doesn't have a sense of the battlefield, what is
Speaker 2: perfectly appropriate, what's pushing the limits, what's inappropriate, and what's horrific. Yeah,
Speaker 2: to say, although I still say same thing as I
Speaker 2: said yesterday I don't understand why more people can't just
Speaker 2: accept He thinks the debt is the biggest problem we've
Speaker 2: got the end. It doesn't have to be more complicated
Speaker 2: than that with ev contracts or they were friends or now.
Speaker 2: He thinks the debt is the perfectest problem we've got.
Speaker 2: He thinks this bill makes it worse. Absolutely lovely if
Speaker 2: we were to, if we could focus on the question
Speaker 2: as opposed to the fireworks. Yeah, I just don't. Don't
Speaker 2: hold your breath. Oh no, breaking news. Steve benn In
Speaker 2: has call for Elon Musk to be deported. Yeah, okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's some pretty good trolling. That was a good troll
Speaker 2: that Ian Bremer had on his Twitter feed last night
Speaker 2: of when Elon is deported, he deserves due process. I
Speaker 2: will other African Americans rally to Elon's side. Yeah, where
Speaker 2: people land on this, I don't know how about Elon's
Speaker 2: tweet and in the middle of the day of I
Speaker 2: think we need a party that represents the eighty percent
Speaker 2: in the middle. If he thinks eighty percent of the
Speaker 2: country is fiscally responsible, he's wrong, But there are eighty
Speaker 2: percent that really aren't that interested in what the extremes
Speaker 2: of each party think true, But the dynamics that have
Speaker 2: led to the current situation remain small contribution fundraising on
Speaker 2: the internet. If only media, many other if only someone
Speaker 2: who is so wealthy they could fund the whole thing
Speaker 2: came along.
Speaker 1: That could get around that whole thing.
Speaker 2: What if Elon spent almost three hundred million dollars on
Speaker 2: the Republican Party. I think he's right that he got
Speaker 2: Trump elected and got the Republicans of the House in
Speaker 2: the Senate. I think that's accurate, despite what Trump says.
Speaker 2: But he what if he threw three quarters of a
Speaker 2: billion dollars into it or more? What if he puts
Speaker 2: several the guy's got it's a lot less today than
Speaker 2: it was yesterday. Tesla went down like three hundred billion
Speaker 2: dollars day. Yeah, that's all on paper. I'm sure it'll bounce. Yeah,
Speaker 2: But anyway, he could spend ten billion dollars and barely
Speaker 2: make a dent in his life on trying to form
Speaker 2: a new party in a way that nobody else could.
Speaker 1: It's a hell of an intriguing thought.
Speaker 2: Ex Yeah, I'd say we should probably start to show officially,
Speaker 2: there's lots to talk about today. I'm Jack Armstrong. He's
Speaker 2: Joe Getty on this It is Friday, June sixth, the
Speaker 2: known as D Day since nineteen forty four. Year twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five. We are armstrong in getting we approve of
Speaker 2: this program. Oh one final note, very exciting. Speaking of
Speaker 2: alt and parties, the f Yoliicans my new political party.
Speaker 2: We now have a couple of choices for our theme song.
Speaker 2: So because you need an anthem, I feel like if
Speaker 2: you could get that name to Elon, he would run
Speaker 2: with that. He would love me. I probably ought to
Speaker 2: copyright it. Can somebody tell me how you do that?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: God, that's grock since it's Elon.
Speaker 2: Ah right, God bless our troops in the nineteen forties
Speaker 2: and today let's begin the show officially now according to
Speaker 2: FCC rules and regulations, here we go.
Speaker 1: At Mark, I've.
Speaker 2: Had a lot of love and respect for you for
Speaker 2: what you've done for this country over the last several months.
Speaker 1: But you've lost your damn mind.
Speaker 2: What I can't remember Troy Hell's of Texas well suggesting
Speaker 2: Congressman suggesting the presence of pedophile or something like that.
Speaker 1: I mean, that is that's pretty over the top.
Speaker 2: But the but the sticking to your guns on fiscal conservativism,
Speaker 2: I just don't.
Speaker 1: I don't see that as crazy like a lot of
Speaker 1: DC does.
Speaker 2: He doesn't understand politics, Okay, fine, he understands debt though.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm disappointed, of course, you know. I woke up disappointed.
Speaker 2: I'm disappointed that Elon could not stick to the core
Speaker 2: issue and instead took it personal and childish, A two
Speaker 2: unhinged man.
Speaker 1: Childs Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: So we got Katie's headlines, we got clips of the week,
Speaker 2: we got lots of stuff to get to today, and
Speaker 2: you and join in right now if you want.
Speaker 1: To what do you think of the whole thing? Who
Speaker 1: sided you on?
Speaker 2: You have to pick a side. That's the way wife works.
Speaker 2: Text line four one five two nine five KFTC. I'm
Speaker 2: out Jason Isbell.
Speaker 1: Today.
Speaker 2: On Fridays, I listened to music instead of news on
Speaker 2: the way to work. I went Jason Isbell. He is
Speaker 2: William Faulkner with a guitar.
Speaker 1: As what he is? He is a liberal?
Speaker 2: Is well, he is Flannery O'Connor with a two hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty thousand dollars less Paul.
Speaker 1: Who I'd be?
Speaker 2: I have to have to like have a cast iron
Speaker 2: strap or something. I'd be afraid it would fall at
Speaker 2: what less.
Speaker 1: Paul is that he.
Speaker 2: Ed King the former guitar player from Leonard Skinner. He
Speaker 2: bought ed Kings lest Paul for two hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. Chamny, Yeah, does he sit around all day?
Speaker 1: No? No, he plays it on stage. Yeah, fantastic.
Speaker 2: Any who Uh, there was a major Supreme Court decision yesterday,
Speaker 2: like major and it was nine to nothing.
Speaker 1: But supreme earthshaking decision.
Speaker 2: Yes. Two manchilds got into a Twitter war and it
Speaker 2: obscured the Supreme Court decision.
Speaker 1: So we'll have that for you coming up next segment.
Speaker 1: Who's reporting what? It's the lead story with Katie Green
Speaker 1: and Katie Let's do it. Well, we'll just start with
Speaker 1: that story ABC.
Speaker 3: Trump tells ABC that Musk has lost his mind and
Speaker 3: he's not particularly interested in talking to him, but they're.
Speaker 1: Gonna talk today.
Speaker 2: At least that's what the story was when I woke
Speaker 2: up and listen check Real Housewives of Pennsylvania Avenue.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're supposed to talk on the phone and work
Speaker 2: it out or something. I think it'll get worse I
Speaker 2: just think with their personalities, if they talk next day,
Speaker 2: give it a week or something, I think it'll get worse.
Speaker 3: From Breitbart dot Com, Musk's Xai chat bought Grock pushes
Speaker 3: back on Musk's claim that Trump is in the Epstein files.
Speaker 1: That's funny.
Speaker 2: You know, a number of people have made the point that,
Speaker 2: you know, you got to give credit to Elon that
Speaker 2: he allowed tweets from Trump bad mouthing.
Speaker 1: Him and his corporations on his platform. I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: good for him.
Speaker 3: From the New York Times, US adds one hundred and
Speaker 3: thirty nine thousand jobs in May, as hiring remained steadied
Speaker 3: despite tariff.
Speaker 4: Uncertainty, right even with the tariffs and all the you know,
Speaker 4: supposed to doom and gloom beat expectations, and Trump's approval ratings.
Speaker 2: Are up, which he mad mentioned yesterday about a thousand times.
Speaker 2: But uh yeah, he's back up in the mid to
Speaker 2: high forties. So I don't even know what to say.
Speaker 2: I think those of us who spend our lives pouring
Speaker 2: through the headlines and the news and the conflicts and
Speaker 2: the rest of it, we're at the risk of not
Speaker 2: seeing the world the way the average person going to
Speaker 2: work and barely paying attention to politics does correct.
Speaker 3: From the Wall Street Journal, Iran orders material from China
Speaker 3: for hundreds of ballistic missiles.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, the axis of a holes go even further.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Rant's trying to beef up their defenses after being decimated,
Speaker 2: and we're just not doing anything for now in the
Speaker 2: wit cost negotiating them. China is going to help them, China.
Speaker 3: This one from page six Elon Musk's estranged trans child,
Speaker 3: Vivian to star in Rupe Paul Star's drag show.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, if you have fifty seven kids, statistically.
Speaker 1: One of them is going to be trains, I suppose.
Speaker 2: Okay, so they're in a drag show as a former
Speaker 2: boy current, Well, theer's still a boy. But okay, so
Speaker 2: I guess technically, from my point of view, that is
Speaker 2: a drag show because it is actually a boy.
Speaker 3: From the New York Post, Biden only hand signed one
Speaker 3: pardon during final spree, and it was his most controversial.
Speaker 2: Hmmm, that might make sense, which one's most controversial?
Speaker 1: Hunt?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I could believe he sat there
Speaker 2: and signed that one.
Speaker 3: And finally, from the Babylon b judge determines Trump will
Speaker 3: get the nation on the weekdays, well, Musk will get
Speaker 3: every other week don and holidays.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, wow.
Speaker 2: Again, major Supreme Court decision, such good news. Nine nothing
Speaker 2: slapping down were the dumbest ideas in modern American history.
Speaker 2: And we'll tell you about it because you probably didn't
Speaker 2: hear about it. All that's coming up.
Speaker 1: Lots of news today, Armstrong and Getty, So we'll tell
Speaker 1: you about.
Speaker 2: That big Supreme Court case which should have been the
Speaker 2: story of the day yesterday. But we all know what
Speaker 2: the story of the day was yesday. We'll tell you
Speaker 2: about that in just a couple of minutes. Indeed, a
Speaker 2: lot of great stuff to get to, but first let's
Speaker 2: take a fond look back at the week that was.
Speaker 2: It's cow clips of the week, well breaking news, the
Speaker 2: lassa raptor mounted border patrol agents.
Speaker 1: I think it's in beats big those whips of the week.
Speaker 1: I'm Strong and Getty show a disgusting a combination. We'll
Speaker 1: see how this little experiment goes, but I'm not optimistic.
Speaker 1: What I have decided to do is to follow my
Speaker 1: own compass.
Speaker 2: I don't make my kids go to school the last
Speaker 2: couple of days of school, I don't see the point.
Speaker 1: Is how to eat a banana.
Speaker 2: Now we don't pick it up and peel it like
Speaker 2: a primate.
Speaker 1: Instead, we use a knife and fork. In my target
Speaker 1: that used to have the pride section. It's now all
Speaker 1: USA day.
Speaker 3: Just a few hours later, Mom and Dad and little
Speaker 3: sister Gizmo together eating a fish.
Speaker 1: Nancy has a headache and requires treatment. I will need
Speaker 1: about an hour and a bottle of us A SPERMONTI.
Speaker 3: The biological male, shared the first place wins with both
Speaker 3: of her female born competitors. The travel Band is indeed back,
Speaker 3: and nothing will stop us from keeping America, saying.
Speaker 1: So here's a hell out of me. I've been knowing
Speaker 1: for forty years.
Speaker 2: Because I.
Speaker 1: Witnesses say Solomon was dressed like a gardener.
Speaker 2: Solomon brought eighteen Molotov cocktails to the park.
Speaker 1: He was about to use a makeshift flamethrower, and all
Speaker 1: I saw was someone on fire.
Speaker 2: Russia reeling from Ukraine's astonishing and unprecedented drone attacks more
Speaker 2: than forty aircraft ablaze.
Speaker 1: We also have stronger tactical solutions. Our operation Spider Web
Speaker 1: yesterday proved that I made it very clear. He said,
Speaker 1: we have no choice but to attack. Elon Musk and
Speaker 1: Donald Trump are going through a divorce.
Speaker 2: You know, I was like disappointed to see the massive
Speaker 2: spinning bow right.
Speaker 1: Great Elon Musk and I agree. I agree with Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: Elon and I had.
Speaker 1: A great relationship. I don't know well anymore. I was surprised.
Speaker 2: For generation. So I got the thumbs up from an
Speaker 2: old guy yesterday walking down the street in my cyber
Speaker 2: truck before the feud happened. I think he was an
Speaker 2: old guy who's a Republican. Are liberals gonna stop flipping
Speaker 2: me off in my cyber truck? Now? Yeah, the Republicans will, Yes, Republican,
Speaker 2: the Democrats, the Progressives are going to get high five
Speaker 2: you at stop lines.
Speaker 1: Yes, we're driving a Tesla. That's correct.
Speaker 2: Wow, oh my lord, hot and cold running stupid. So
Speaker 2: jack was one hundred percent right. Gigantic earth shaking Supreme
Speaker 2: Court decision yesterday unanimous written by of all humans Katanji
Speaker 2: Brown Jackson said essentially, no, you don't have to climb
Speaker 2: any sort of high mountain of proof that you've been
Speaker 2: discriminated against just because you're a member of a majority group.
Speaker 1: Discrimination is discrimination. So if you're a white or a
Speaker 1: man or straight or whatever.
Speaker 2: You know, that group gets all the breaks, discriminations, discrimination,
Speaker 2: if it's you or anybody else. And if I might
Speaker 2: depart on a tangent just for a minute or two,
Speaker 2: it's been very frustrating to me.
Speaker 1: I don't know why.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm especially sensitive to the fact that we conservative
Speaker 2: saying America have given away the battlefield of language over
Speaker 2: and over and over again. You have conservative news outlets
Speaker 2: at least formerly using the term gender affirming care, for instance,
Speaker 2: which is a wildly prejudicial term. Well, I have seen
Speaker 2: over and over again in coverage. For instance, here's the
Speaker 2: headline of the Wall Street Journal. A Supreme Court makes
Speaker 2: it easier to pursue reverse discrimination claims using the term
Speaker 2: reverse discrimination.
Speaker 1: It's just discrimination.
Speaker 2: And the ruling is basically saying there is no such
Speaker 2: thing as reverse disacriminated.
Speaker 1: That's what the ruling is nine. It is a distinction
Speaker 1: without a difference. Correct. Yeah, Wow, that's the effing point.
Speaker 2: How do you that's funny. I didn't see that. I
Speaker 2: didn't seek out that story. I was all Elon and Trump.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to see the fireworks. No reverse discrimination.
Speaker 2: The Justice has just said that whole concept is stupid.
Speaker 2: It doesn't make any sense. Nine nothing, including kV J.
Speaker 2: Who is to the left of Trotsky. This is the
Speaker 2: most heartening Supreme Court ruling I can remember in years.
Speaker 2: Title seven prohibits discrimination of the Civil Rights Act. I
Speaker 2: should say of nineteen sixty four. You know, it's funny.
Speaker 2: You don't want to be too hip for the room.
Speaker 2: Title seven of the Civil Rights Act of nineteen sixty four.
Speaker 2: It was an enormous turning point in American history. It's
Speaker 2: sad prohibits discrimination because of an individual's race, color, religion, sex,
Speaker 2: or national origin or straight. No, it didn't blanking say that,
Speaker 2: of course it didn't. That would be of scene. That
Speaker 2: would further betrayed the principles that this country has founded
Speaker 2: on that we've worked hard and a bunch of people
Speaker 2: have died to try to perfect. So, yes, this is justice.
Speaker 2: It's it's wonderful as fabulous. Don't help the other side
Speaker 2: by twisting the language.
Speaker 1: So huge deal.
Speaker 2: That was very, very exciting and should have been the
Speaker 2: lead story yesterday. I can understand why it wasn't. Uh,
Speaker 2: with the whole Trump Elon thing exploding midday, which we're
Speaker 2: going to talk more about.
Speaker 1: Later in the a little explaining for one thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, some of the punder tree around a Trump
Speaker 2: and Elon and all that sort of stuff, which has
Speaker 2: been interesting on Elon's own Twitter, which of course I
Speaker 2: assume would favor him.
Speaker 1: Oh are we gonna? Are we off on this? Because
Speaker 1: I wanted to make another point about the Supreme Court.
Speaker 2: I was just gonna say the majority of people by
Speaker 2: far are on Elon's side, but that's on his Twitter.
Speaker 2: But we'll get to more of the punditry coming up
Speaker 2: hour two.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, now I'm intrigued, but I will not follow
Speaker 1: that up hour two.
Speaker 2: So here's why I think this is really really important
Speaker 2: on a different level than just fulfilling the nation's promise,
Speaker 2: as I was talking about, and that is it makes
Speaker 2: it infinitely clear, or it should to anyone paying attention,
Speaker 2: how little base of support there is for the bizarro
Speaker 2: where a white supremacist ibramex Kenny Robin DiAngelo systemic racism.
Speaker 2: Only white people can be racist because it's about power.
Speaker 2: It illustrates, how so clearly, how little.
Speaker 1: Support there is for that notion.
Speaker 2: It's that whole point of view which you pour people,
Speaker 2: especially in blue states, A lot of you became convinced
Speaker 2: most people think this and or I've got to toe
Speaker 2: the line because anybody who doesn't is getting fired.
Speaker 1: Nobody believes this crap.
Speaker 2: Except angry, vicious extremists who somehow held the reins of
Speaker 2: corporate America for a while, and certainly they still hold
Speaker 2: it in education. But they are on an island, those
Speaker 2: people and people with too many degrees, yes, yeah, one
Speaker 2: hundred percent.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But and you know, we received so many emails from
Speaker 2: people who you know, in blue states, especially in education,
Speaker 2: in industry, being forced to go to those gd pardon me,
Speaker 2: racial sensitivity trainings that were taught by Robin DiAngelo ibramex
Speaker 2: candy type because they were raking in millions and millions
Speaker 2: and millions of dollars right after George Floyd got dead,
Speaker 2: and everybody had to sit through it and say, yeah,
Speaker 2: I agree, I'm a racist because I'm white. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: all right, And it was humiliating and angering and everybody
Speaker 2: had to sit through it. When nine nothing, the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court said no, no, we're not running our country like that,
Speaker 2: So nine nothing. So what are the other ripples in
Speaker 2: the pond that come out from this this has got
Speaker 2: to have an effect on just the whole affirmative action idea,
Speaker 2: doesn't it. Yeah, it the whole affirmative action idea was
Speaker 2: like that weed that you hit with round up about
Speaker 2: four days ago. It was starting to it's starting to
Speaker 2: look pretty bad, but it's not dead yet.
Speaker 1: This will push it further down that road.
Speaker 2: I would think in college's, you know, favoring this group
Speaker 2: or that group to try to balance things out.
Speaker 1: All that stuff right and to me, and this is
Speaker 1: my jihad.
Speaker 2: The reason I think that's especial actually good is that
Speaker 2: will remove the temptation to try to right various wrongs.
Speaker 1: Way too late. So you've got inner city schools that suck.
Speaker 1: There's no school.
Speaker 2: Choice, the teachers' unions control them, no innovation is allowed,
Speaker 2: and these poor little kids of all races, but more black,
Speaker 2: brown kids whatever, they get no damn education. And then
Speaker 2: instead of doing the real, hard, honest reforms that we
Speaker 2: need to do, they try to fix it at the
Speaker 2: college level and just promote those kids up and.
Speaker 1: The problems are never solved.
Speaker 2: If you want more black kids to excel academically, you don't.
Speaker 1: Start when they apply to Brown University.
Speaker 2: So did this uphold the lower court ruling, or overturn
Speaker 2: a lower court.
Speaker 1: Ruling, overturn two lower court ruling.
Speaker 2: How were they so off tracked that the Supreme Court
Speaker 2: nine nothing, including some super left, said what are you
Speaker 2: talking about?
Speaker 1: You can't fix discrimination with discrimination, right? That is something?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hope I'm not a judge. I would like
Speaker 2: to be, though, I'm very judgmental, which is really the key.
Speaker 1: Well that's the way I see. It's in the name. Anyway.
Speaker 2: I hope being overturned this completely loudly, unanimously is some
Speaker 2: sort of horrible humiliation for judges, because I would like
Speaker 2: to see them like drag nude through the streets like
Speaker 2: an episode a Game of Thrones with the lady ringing
Speaker 2: a shame bell.
Speaker 1: At least, yeah, let's say, at the very least, right,
Speaker 1: that's just we've got.
Speaker 2: There's got to be kiss incentives for bad behavior and
Speaker 2: rulings change. That's right, your honor. Here you go, how
Speaker 2: you're naked walking through the streets? T and F T
Speaker 2: and F to where's my rail? That's what I say.
Speaker 1: Did you go on the office and change feared? Did
Speaker 1: you go on the office and change shirts? During the commercials?
Speaker 1: I did.
Speaker 2: Is it because we were both wearing green T shirts
Speaker 2: and you just didn't think that was a good look
Speaker 2: or nobody.
Speaker 1: Can see it? And I didn't. I didn't like the
Speaker 1: way it looked like we're a team or something like that. No,
Speaker 1: I just didn't like the way it looked on me
Speaker 1: on the camera. We've got monitors looking at everybody.
Speaker 2: I didn't care for it either. It looks slubby, looked unprofessional. Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: I wear a suit every day. On the Friday, I
Speaker 2: dressed like a bum. Speaking of bums, there was a
Speaker 2: scary bum in the parking lot. As I walked from
Speaker 2: my car, I thought, you know, actually, why don't you
Speaker 2: go in and work and I'll just wander around the
Speaker 2: parking lot. It's a beautiful morning. Why am I going
Speaker 2: to work while you wander around the parking lot getting
Speaker 2: your tax dollars exactly Joe's mailbag next to a bunch
Speaker 2: of stuff. Say here, see all our news junkies. So
Speaker 2: I assume you know what Trump and Elon said to
Speaker 2: each other yesterday. Though an hour or two week can
Speaker 2: run through the highlights, but some of the analysis around
Speaker 2: it by different people I find pretty interesting. And you
Speaker 2: probably haven't heard that because you have normal life and
Speaker 2: you don't dig into this sort of thing.
Speaker 1: Look forward to it. Our two, here's your.
Speaker 2: Freedom loving quote of the day from Francis Bacon, perhaps
Speaker 2: the most delicious English writer is a strange desire to
Speaker 2: seek power and to lose liberty, or to seek power
Speaker 2: over others and to lose power over a man's self.
Speaker 2: I think what he's trying to say is power is
Speaker 2: intoxicating and can make a monstraut of you. Do you
Speaker 2: like your Francis Bacon kind of limp or do you
Speaker 2: like it to stiff? You know, I realized this is
Speaker 2: a unique answer to that question. I like it always
Speaker 2: and I react to to crispy bacon and say, oh wow,
Speaker 2: it's krispy today. If it's kind of limp, it's like
Speaker 2: a nice, rare air bacon. I like it when I
Speaker 2: make a plate of bacon, and I do it a
Speaker 2: lot to have a kind of a combo. Some of
Speaker 2: them are stiff, some of them are a limp.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't mind that at all. It's kind of
Speaker 1: you know, the viva vriata.
Speaker 2: I mean, everything is let's see drop us no bail
Speaker 2: bag at Armstrong and giddy dot com.
Speaker 1: I just think it.
Speaker 2: It's somebody I knew who for years would make bacon
Speaker 2: every morning and bring it to work in the purse.
Speaker 2: Three pieces of bacon.
Speaker 1: Wow. I like their style. Yeah, let's see. Uh, let's see.
Speaker 2: This is Kevin from beautiful Plastaville, California. He had big freedom,
Speaker 2: nold simple Jack Jack, you call it all right now
Speaker 2: that magas in full civil war. We need to know
Speaker 2: the official position of the A and G show. Are
Speaker 2: you guys team Trump or team Elan? There's no middle
Speaker 2: ground here, obviously. You await your announcement of a formal
Speaker 2: declaration of allegiance by the end of our one ooh, anyway,
Speaker 2: zero and too exactly. I love the idea that you
Speaker 2: have to pick a side because that's the way life is.
Speaker 2: Nothing is more comp complicated or deserves nuce rights.
Speaker 1: Who has time.
Speaker 2: Let's see Ian from Houston, Jack Joe, really is a
Speaker 2: good thing with Trump and Musk bickering like school children,
Speaker 2: that our world is at peace, budget is balanced, and
Speaker 2: our biggest problem is that the bullet trained from Houston
Speaker 2: to Los Angeles is just too damned fast.
Speaker 1: All right, I get your point. Ryan.
Speaker 2: Let's see Joel is quoting Shelley Hutton. I don't know Shelley,
Speaker 2: but she said concerning the end of the White House romance,
Speaker 2: it's like one big diaper blowout on a ten hour
Speaker 2: international flight and no spare diapers. You. I think Elon
Speaker 2: absolutely should have done everything he did up until the
Speaker 2: insults yesterday. The people are saying he should have kept
Speaker 2: his mouth shot about the big beautiful Bill.
Speaker 1: No, he shouldn't. Absolutely he shouldn't.
Speaker 2: In my opinion, if you're a fiscal conservative and you
Speaker 2: think that that's bad for the country, why the hell
Speaker 2: wouldn't you say it? Well, because it might hurt Trump? Okay, fine,
Speaker 2: Dave from South Carolina. Can we not spend the entire
Speaker 2: show today feeding the egos of these twots narcissists? I mean,
Speaker 2: I voted for DJT and Musk has a few good qualities,
Speaker 2: for sure, but both of their main goals seem to
Speaker 2: be who can get their names mentioned more often than
Speaker 2: the other on a daily basis. Neither one is our savior,
Speaker 2: even though both seem to think that they are. There's
Speaker 2: some plain talk from South Cakillac.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Dave.
Speaker 2: Two of the most famous men, I mean, like the
Speaker 2: two most likely names to emerge from this period that
Speaker 2: will still be talked about one hundred years from now, like.
Speaker 1: Maybe more than any other. Two men I can think of.
Speaker 2: It absolutely is possible, one politically because God knows how
Speaker 2: all this ends, and the other scientifically. Let's see on
Speaker 2: the top of of men holding hands are right, which
Speaker 2: according to the New York Times, it was common in
Speaker 2: the nine eighteenth century early twentieth century for men to
Speaker 2: walk around holding hands and sit on each other's laps
Speaker 2: in the park, which I don't believe this is from
Speaker 2: r I worked for many years assisting a contemporary wet
Speaker 2: plate colodium photographer. Okay, it's the old timey photographic method.
Speaker 2: I can attest to the fact that throughout the nineteenth
Speaker 2: century it was not inappropriate to do so to hold hands. Specifically,
Speaker 2: the image below is typical of many images made during
Speaker 2: the American Civil War. I don't believe there's any connection
Speaker 2: whatsoever to homosexuality, just different stands. No, I don't, And
Speaker 2: it's a couple of fellas posing for an old timey
Speaker 2: photograph holding hands.
Speaker 1: But why haven't I seen more of that?
Speaker 2: If it was common or it comes up in a book,
Speaker 2: you know, I read lots of literature that's written that time,
Speaker 2: and I've never come across one. And you know, Jim
Speaker 2: and Eugene came walking down the road holding hands as
Speaker 2: they often did as good friends. I've never ever come
Speaker 2: across that. Yeah, I know, it is kind of surprising.
Speaker 2: Final note, This is from Zach the fighting Man. I
Speaker 2: can't remember. I think Zach's Army.
Speaker 1: Zack.
Speaker 2: If you're a marine, please don't send an angry email,
Speaker 2: you know whatever.
Speaker 1: But I love Zach.
Speaker 2: He writes a lot of great emails from the field
Speaker 2: where he's serving the country. He almost got scammed the
Speaker 2: other day. He got the hall from his home county saying, hey,
Speaker 2: you missed Jerry duty, there's a worn out for you.
Speaker 2: There's a fine oh. And it was so convincing he
Speaker 2: almost fell for it. And all the men in his
Speaker 2: unit made fun of him all day long, which is appropriate.
Speaker 1: I could have fallen for that one.
Speaker 2: I think that's a big one these days, folks, it
Speaker 2: happens all the time.
Speaker 1: You get the phone call it's a scammer.
Speaker 2: I had the cops come into my house one time
Speaker 2: because I hadn't paid a ticket. I have to tell
Speaker 2: that story.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it was horrifying scofflaw. We've got a lot in
Speaker 1: an hour or two.
Speaker 2: Armstrong and Geeddy