Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Caddy.
Speaker 2: Arms Strong and Jack and He Armstrong and w from
Speaker 2: studio ce Cee Senor Brand New Week Pregnant with possibilities.
Speaker 2: This could be the week Oliverim's cook true. Oh you
Speaker 2: met missus Wright at the grocery store, mister right at
Speaker 2: the restaurant or whatever, and everything's different from here on
Speaker 2: out this week or fantastic or what it could be
Speaker 2: the week the boss says, can I see you real
Speaker 2: quick after work? I hand you a cardboard box and
Speaker 2: you march out to your car. Could be No, this would.
Speaker 3: Be that week.
Speaker 1: That's possible as well. Those are both possible. Oh no,
Speaker 1: oh yes, oh no, wow.
Speaker 2: It that way. Life is hard to face. Uh anyway,
Speaker 2: Brand new Show, Brand New Weekend. Today we're under the
Speaker 2: tutelage of our general manager. This one will annoy you,
Speaker 2: but there's very good reason for it, all right. America's
Speaker 2: working class. Okay, is this a PBS special.
Speaker 1: It's it's a seventeen part Ken Burns documentary.
Speaker 2: America's not for like thirty eight hours.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, actually it's just been reading about the changing
Speaker 1: face of the American electorate, how race is becoming much
Speaker 1: less important in classes becoming much more important, and just
Speaker 1: the differences that the gulf between college educated and their
Speaker 1: percentage of income and the working class and their percentage
Speaker 1: of income, and attitudes and stuff like that, And it's
Speaker 1: a sea change in American politics. It is not just
Speaker 1: a Trump thing that happened this year, not at all.
Speaker 2: Speaking of Trump, I just saw a montage up on
Speaker 2: the TV of all the NFL players over the weekend
Speaker 2: that did the Trump dance after they score a touchdown
Speaker 2: or have a big play or whatever.
Speaker 4: That was the runner up for a general manager was
Speaker 4: the Trump dance.
Speaker 2: It was funny. I watched the NFL over the weekend.
Speaker 2: Once you know to look for it, it's it's everywhere.
Speaker 2: How many of them do you think it's because they're
Speaker 2: pro Trump? Like originally happened in San Francisco with the
Speaker 2: Trump hat and the Trump dance, But now it's just
Speaker 2: like become the hot dance and they know it's the
Speaker 2: cool dance. Do you think they're I think it's mostly
Speaker 2: the latter. O guess, Okay, I don't know. I don't
Speaker 2: actually know.
Speaker 1: I mean I've just declared that race is much less
Speaker 1: important politically. But if I'm a twenty four year old.
Speaker 2: Black man millionaire, yeah, I don't know what support is
Speaker 2: for Trump among the NFL.
Speaker 1: It's an interesting question. Maybe my assumptions are no good.
Speaker 2: They're paying attention at all? Really, Oh right, the big
Speaker 2: although let's face it, most voters don't pay attention much. True,
Speaker 2: I mean they kind of do. But anyway, sure, the
Speaker 2: biggest news of the day that I have heard so
Speaker 2: far this So they got the big one of your
Speaker 2: G eighteen meetings going on down in Dijionaire, Brazil with
Speaker 2: all the world leaders, and Biden just got there and
Speaker 2: they didn't roll out the red carpet for him, but
Speaker 2: did roll out the red carpet for President She whatever
Speaker 2: that's all about, Like literally rolled out a red carpet,
Speaker 2: whatever that is. But so Biden being there, there's a
Speaker 2: lot of reporters there, and I saw reporting this morning.
Speaker 2: So Biden announced yesterday that Ukraine can now use the
Speaker 2: attack them weapons that we sent them or are going
Speaker 2: to send them to fire into Russia. So, as Joe
Speaker 2: Biden has been doing since the very beginning, he holds off,
Speaker 2: he holds off when it could do some good, then
Speaker 2: allows him to when maybe it won't do any good anymore.
Speaker 2: But for whatever reason. But the reason for it, which
Speaker 2: I just heard like fifteen minutes ago, they approved that
Speaker 2: because of those North Korean troops that Russia is using,
Speaker 2: and South Korea is reporting today that they think North
Speaker 2: Korea is going to send a hundred thousand troops, a
Speaker 2: hundred thousand yight to Russia to fight, and that's why
Speaker 2: we approved the attackings because we're expecting that many North
Speaker 2: Korean troops are being injected into the war. That's a
Speaker 2: big deal.
Speaker 4: Wow, the Unholy Alliance, the Axis of a Holes continues
Speaker 4: to solidify.
Speaker 2: One hundred thousand North Korean troops fighting. Wow, that is
Speaker 2: something with Iranian weapons and Chinese money. Who in Europe?
Speaker 2: In Europe? Yeah, that is.
Speaker 4: Something so back, Yeah, that's something.
Speaker 2: Maybe we ought to talk to Mike Lions about what
Speaker 2: good those weapons could do or not at this point.
Speaker 2: I also wouldn't mind talking to Mike Lions about dol
Speaker 2: Hegzath being named as the possible Secretary of Defense, as
Speaker 2: they both had the same rank in the military, and
Speaker 2: maybe Mike would have good insight into how prepared that
Speaker 2: makes you to be a sect deaf. I wonder.
Speaker 1: I have come across a number of really interesting people
Speaker 1: who say, Hey, the guy's an intriguing choice, let's give
Speaker 1: him a chance. I remain where I was last week, intrigued.
Speaker 2: A number of those people who say he might be
Speaker 2: a decent choice in terms of his abilities also say
Speaker 2: he is a very, very messy personal life and has
Speaker 2: had for many, many years, and that is possibly going
Speaker 2: to burble up more and more. A lot of articles
Speaker 2: in the WAPO, in New York Times and those kind
Speaker 2: of places over the weekend about past women claiming this.
Speaker 1: Or that so well and these Is he just a
Speaker 1: super patriot or is he one of those guys whose
Speaker 1: super patriotism bleeds into more controversial ideas and organizations. That's
Speaker 1: going to be effeted too. But back to the North Koreans.
Speaker 1: In Europe, the European leaders are as a class effeckless
Speaker 1: and useless.
Speaker 2: Although originally our original as we had horrible ratings, Oh yes, terrible.
Speaker 2: People would see the billboard and they think, why would
Speaker 2: I want to listen to feckless and useless In the morning,
Speaker 2: I had to steal.
Speaker 4: Food from my kids. It's tough times anyway.
Speaker 1: Ah, but when something comes to your doorstep, it tends
Speaker 1: to clarify the mind. And I wonder how the Europeans
Speaker 1: are going to react to a hundred thousd I was
Speaker 1: in North Koreans allegedly on European soil, fighting and killing
Speaker 1: not in a friendly manner, is how they'll react.
Speaker 2: Well, the New York Times version of this attacking story was,
Speaker 2: European leaders have been pushing Biden to, you know, take
Speaker 2: off the gloves and let Ukraine use these weapons for
Speaker 2: a long time, like friends in Great Britain saying what
Speaker 2: are you doing? What are you doing? Let them fight back?
Speaker 2: And where of course the last ones to join in
Speaker 2: on that. Although I must say, for those of you
Speaker 2: listening right now, you're probably screaming at your radio because
Speaker 2: I take in right leaning social media just like I've
Speaker 2: taken left waning social media. And there's all. I saw
Speaker 2: a lot of it over the last twenty four hours.
Speaker 2: Why do you hate the idea of Biden allowing this
Speaker 2: and think they're going to start World War three? And
Speaker 2: this is an attempt to put Trump in a horrible
Speaker 2: position and et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, I don't want to get off too far
Speaker 1: down the road of this discussion, because there's a lot
Speaker 1: to say.
Speaker 4: I disagree, obviously.
Speaker 2: But Biden is perhaps and again, no red carpet down
Speaker 2: there in Brazil.
Speaker 1: Nobody wants to talk to him. They just want to
Speaker 1: talk to Trump. Biden is perhaps the lamest lame duck
Speaker 1: in American history. He is a duck with two broken wings,
Speaker 1: two broken legs, and a sprained beak.
Speaker 2: He is a lame ass duck friends a sprainened beak.
Speaker 2: Speaking of Biden and Trump, they were portrayed on Saturday
Speaker 2: Night Live in the Cold Open, which comes up in
Speaker 2: our open. So let's start to show officially. I'm Jack Armstrong.
Speaker 2: He's Joe Getty on this. It is Monday, November eighteenth.
Speaker 2: We're getting close to Thanksgiving. People that year twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: life will not be a born twenty four. We're armstrong
Speaker 2: and getting We approve of this program.
Speaker 1: Yes, the spicy times continue, let's document them. Is precisely
Speaker 1: according to FCC rules and regulations. Here we go, at Mark, you.
Speaker 4: Gotta remember this.
Speaker 2: He got off easy. I think we both know.
Speaker 3: If I was in the race, I want to beat
Speaker 3: you like a drum.
Speaker 5: Yo, that's one of the craziest things I've ever heard
Speaker 5: anyone say. And for that reason, I'd like to horvor
Speaker 5: you a position in my cabinets.
Speaker 3: Can dude, Jack, you need to make take a little
Speaker 3: time off from this place. What do you think you'll
Speaker 3: do next show? Will you retired? I'll do what every
Speaker 3: worn down old guy does. I'm gonna fight Check Paul, which.
Speaker 2: Amusing, which leads us to Friday Night, in which sixty
Speaker 2: two million of US at least attempted to watch the
Speaker 2: Mike Tyson Jake Paul fight. But our Netflix was spinning
Speaker 2: and spinning and spinning or pausing, and it was so
Speaker 2: flipping angry. Oh boy, what a black eye for Netflix.
Speaker 2: I wonder what their stock is going to do today.
Speaker 2: You can run all those promos if you want, Netflix
Speaker 2: about how you're gonna have your first NFL games on
Speaker 2: Christmas Day, but every single person watching thought, screw you,
Speaker 2: There's no way I'm gonna be able to watch those
Speaker 2: NFL games.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, Well, don't throw a big, big, big party
Speaker 1: if you have a.
Speaker 2: One room apartment.
Speaker 1: Netflix, if you don't have the technical capability, you can't
Speaker 1: whip up the fervor like that.
Speaker 2: Right, that was easier said than done, I guess. But
Speaker 2: now you think you'd be a well maybe they weren't
Speaker 2: expecting sixty two million. That's a big number. That is
Speaker 2: a big number.
Speaker 4: Well, I uh was not among that.
Speaker 2: Well, I was unwashed mass I was absolutely there for
Speaker 2: every minute and we will talk about it later. The
Speaker 2: best fight in the night, though, there was that chick
Speaker 2: fight right before uh Tyson and Paul. If you happen
Speaker 2: to catch that, that was one of the best boxing
Speaker 2: matches I've ever seen in my life period.
Speaker 1: Okay, Also in favor of women beating each other about
Speaker 1: the head and neck, I see right, seriously bloody though.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what. When the Netflix did work, This
Speaker 2: is the first time I've watched boxing in four K
Speaker 2: and those cuts are a little too You get too
Speaker 2: much detail on a split open head in four K.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that was gross.
Speaker 1: Wow, so pro women beating each other in the face
Speaker 1: just if he doesn't have to see the blood And
Speaker 1: this is a monster, I'm working with a monster. And
Speaker 1: was it planned to have the world see Mike Tyson's
Speaker 1: bear ass just to like in a Jake Paul YouTube
Speaker 1: get clicks sort of way.
Speaker 2: I have a feeling that was a staged thing. D
Speaker 2: you think so? I just read about it, but yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's it's too perfect. Yeah, the pictures were flying all
Speaker 2: over the place. I feel like that that was stage.
Speaker 2: But you know, you're fine, it's show business, that's okay. Well,
Speaker 2: the whole thing was stage.
Speaker 1: I mean, let's face it, It's not like it broke
Speaker 1: out spontaneously. It was a giant, four year entertainment production
Speaker 1: by people who do that for a little.
Speaker 2: I think it was all these are times, do you
Speaker 2: think at all? Some people I know think it was
Speaker 2: all phony. I think those punches to Mike Tyson's face,
Speaker 2: Shu didn't look funny? Are phony? Those looked real. Those
Speaker 2: are some serious blows to the head. It was an
Speaker 2: actual stage boxing man, sure, I guess, although I think
Speaker 2: again I didn't see it. I definitely think Jake Paul
Speaker 2: decided to not knock him out when he could have
Speaker 2: and thought, I will be a villain for the rest
Speaker 2: of my life. In my giant sensation YouTube career printing
Speaker 2: money career will be over. The crowd was so on
Speaker 2: Mike Tyson's side, so I did not knock the old
Speaker 2: man out because that would have been. People would have
Speaker 2: hated him, hated him for that. How does mailbag look?
Speaker 1: Yeah, some acts too terrible for even a Jabol to contemplate. Yeah, uh,
Speaker 1: it's fine, it's good. Starts of the week.
Speaker 2: Cool, We got lots on the way today. Catch up
Speaker 2: on the news. Our text line is four one five
Speaker 2: two nine five KFTC. I mean, am I wrong? Ors
Speaker 2: The United States allowing Ukraine to use weapons we never
Speaker 2: have before in reaction to one hundred thousand North Korean
Speaker 2: troops seem like a hell of an escalation in that war?
Speaker 2: Oh my god? Really is?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, one need not to exaggerate a bit to say, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's huge. It's enormous, especially because it directly involves I
Speaker 1: mean directly directly involves another continent, right, which you know,
Speaker 1: if you have a war with people around the world
Speaker 1: having that war together, that's starting to sound like, hey,
Speaker 1: what's the term world war?
Speaker 2: Yes? Oh boy, spicy times.
Speaker 1: Indeed, friends, here's your freedom loving quote of the day
Speaker 1: from GK.
Speaker 4: Chesterton.
Speaker 2: Contemplate this, will you.
Speaker 1: The most extraordinary thing in the world is an ordinary
Speaker 1: man and an ordinary.
Speaker 2: Women, not women. Woman.
Speaker 1: It's not polyamory, you idiot. He's not in some sort
Speaker 1: of weird open marriage.
Speaker 2: I ruined G. K. Chesterton's quote, he had such a
Speaker 2: role going there too with your sonorous tones.
Speaker 1: Really was going well there right until that word right there?
Speaker 1: Do we have enough tape to do a second take? Michael,
Speaker 1: The most extraordinary thing in the world is an ordinary
Speaker 1: man and an ordinary woman and their ordinary children. I'm
Speaker 1: thinking about that. I'm not sure precisely what he meant
Speaker 1: by that. I've long believed that while someone who reacts
Speaker 1: to danger or need or something in the split second
Speaker 1: end is runs into the building and saves the children,
Speaker 1: it's over and begins in forty five seconds, that person
Speaker 1: is indeed a hero, and we should use that word.
Speaker 1: But how about somebody who shows up day after day
Speaker 1: after day, be it difficult and heartbreaking and painful and whatever,
Speaker 1: and just keeps showing up.
Speaker 2: That's pretty damned heroic too, in my opinion. Yeah, just
Speaker 2: to living in an adult life with a family is
Speaker 2: quite the thing. So I think maybe I do understand
Speaker 2: that quote.
Speaker 4: I think that's what he meant. Mail Bag, if you
Speaker 4: know what GK.
Speaker 1: Chesterton meant by that, drove us a note mail bag
Speaker 1: at Armstrong and.
Speaker 4: Getty dot com.
Speaker 1: John in Southampton, England rights good on naming Jack and Joe.
Speaker 1: Can I suggest a UK US exchange we have where
Speaker 1: you have citizens who are desperate to leave the US
Speaker 1: because you have elected a strong leader who, it seems
Speaker 1: is only interested in improving your country. Myself and others
Speaker 1: are unhappy with the UK Prime Minister and Labor Party
Speaker 1: are extremely left and are already running our country into
Speaker 1: the ground with high tax, unreasonable climate change targets.
Speaker 2: I would like to offer my two bet apartment in
Speaker 2: Southampton in exchange for a home in the US.
Speaker 4: Love the show I listened every day. Thanks John.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, let me speak for my fellow Americans. We've
Speaker 2: kicked it around and appointed me as the spokesman for
Speaker 2: all Americans.
Speaker 1: John, We would love to have you. Please come on over.
Speaker 1: Skip the immigration paperwork.
Speaker 2: Nobody even looks at it.
Speaker 1: It just goes into a shredder. It's just a big
Speaker 1: elaborate joke. Boy, Just come on over.
Speaker 2: A good feature on illegal immigrant farm workers on sixty
Speaker 2: minutes last night? Is that what it was on? Some show?
Speaker 2: No ABC this week man? Was that interesting? We got
Speaker 2: to talk about that later. Ooh h sounds good. Mikey
Speaker 2: North Carolina rights guys. In light of the Tyson fight,
Speaker 2: may I suggest the general manager could have been Father Time.
Speaker 1: As you pointed out, Father Time remains undefeated.
Speaker 2: And that was rough as a guy roughly the same
Speaker 2: age as Mike Tyson realizing, Okay, you can get the
Speaker 2: base best shape your life. You're still old. Mike Tyson
Speaker 2: second run walking back to his chair looking at eighty
Speaker 2: years old, drunk.
Speaker 1: Okay dh in San Diego at the other end of
Speaker 1: the country. I also watched the Tyson fight. He said,
Speaker 1: holy cow, was that boring? The eight rounds of old
Speaker 1: man who didn't want to be hit, But the ladies
Speaker 1: had a bloody slugfest.
Speaker 2: That was a man peak. Hexeth may need to relook
Speaker 2: at his arguments against women in combat. That was some fight.
Speaker 2: That was the best female fighter in the world. I
Speaker 2: didn't know this to I watched the fight and a
Speaker 2: challenger who should have won, and it reminded my reminded
Speaker 2: me of why boxing fell off the map like it
Speaker 2: did so often. You want to boxing match. The crowd,
Speaker 2: the fighters, the announcers all saw it one way, but
Speaker 2: the three judges saw it another way. And you think,
Speaker 2: why did I even watch this fix.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, let's see how.
Speaker 1: Much time do we have, Michael, practically none, Dave writes,
Speaker 1: with around fifty percent of the country voting for Trump,
Speaker 1: why is the dominant media dominant? I ask a as
Speaker 1: a long term a g listen in a middle of
Speaker 1: the road democrat. Seems to me that the free market
Speaker 1: is missing an opportunity. Well, Dave, I would suggest that
Speaker 1: the media is the dominant. Media is less and less dominant.
Speaker 1: They are dying slowly, partly because of their ideological bias.
Speaker 4: That doesn't reflect America.
Speaker 2: We got so much good stuff to talk about on
Speaker 2: the way. If you miss an hour, get the podcast
Speaker 2: Armstrong and Getty on the Man Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 3: All right, now that we're a lung, let's get to work.
Speaker 3: We're gonna go over that last few months of the
Speaker 3: NATO briefings.
Speaker 2: How does that sound?
Speaker 5: I forgot how boring president is. Love running, hate being
Speaker 5: and I hate the White House. So old, so dated.
Speaker 5: So many of the carpets are stinky and sticky at
Speaker 5: the same time, sort of like being at a regal cinemas.
Speaker 5: Now we have to live here for the next four years,
Speaker 5: possibly longer.
Speaker 2: Trump one of the few people in history. I go back, like,
Speaker 2: I don't know, maybe FDR. Maybe George Washington, people who
Speaker 2: are taking a downgrade in their homes by going to
Speaker 2: live in.
Speaker 1: The White House, right right, Well, you know we're gonna
Speaker 1: there are all sorts of interesting things happening during the transition,
Speaker 1: many of which are not getting much attention in the
Speaker 1: dominant media that we're going to touch on real quickly.
Speaker 1: But why not this topic just briefly. This is from
Speaker 1: frequent correspond to JT and Livermore talking about how in
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen, Trump's victory spawned the resistance with the paint
Speaker 1: cats and these not legitimate.
Speaker 4: He's a stooge of pootin Russia gaate blah, blah blah.
Speaker 1: Trump's twenty four victory spawned a new TDS based sickness
Speaker 1: in which the crib hevery left cuts off their friendships
Speaker 1: and family relationships, seemingly as a form of virtue signaling
Speaker 1: about how awful it is that the basket of deplorables,
Speaker 1: the bitter clingers in the garbage, have voted Trump into office.
Speaker 1: Then he gets into the insanity and the lefty leadership
Speaker 1: and pundits and they paid this election as an existential
Speaker 1: threat to the country. Then after they lose, those same
Speaker 1: people said that it was because our country was so
Speaker 1: misogynistic and racist, deplorable, bitter garbage. Then they validated their
Speaker 1: hateful rhetoric by telling distressed lefty voters that it was
Speaker 1: appropriate to cut off family and friends voting for Trump,
Speaker 1: which was worse the hateful rhetoric and lies against Trump
Speaker 1: and every Trump supporter or that post lost narrative, that's
Speaker 1: appropriate to cut off all Republicans from your life. It's
Speaker 1: so sad, and you know, there's part of me that thinks,
Speaker 1: you know, if I had a friend or relatives say that,
Speaker 1: I'd say good go go bye bye.
Speaker 6: But.
Speaker 1: That that would almost validate the idea of it's appropriate
Speaker 1: to end relationships over politics.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's you know, I don't know that's easy
Speaker 2: to say if I don't think about a specific person,
Speaker 2: but like a by not talk to either one of
Speaker 2: my brothers ever again because of how the election went,
Speaker 2: that'd be horrible.
Speaker 1: Right, exactly. Yeah, it's incredibly dysfunctional and like childish and
Speaker 1: or adolescent. It's just what a state our politics are in.
Speaker 1: And then finally, or is it is in our politics
Speaker 1: is in or are just mess at the end, I'm
Speaker 1: going with R And speaking of crazy, I want to
Speaker 1: squeeze this in. Did you see or did you hear
Speaker 1: that AOC has taken the pronouns out of her social
Speaker 1: media biosh all our social media accounts.
Speaker 4: Isn't that interesting?
Speaker 2: Wow? Bill Maher had a thing about that on Friday night.
Speaker 2: Maybe we'll have to grab that on because he was
Speaker 2: comparing it to the Oh, it's because they're sexist and racist,
Speaker 2: and not because liberals have started using pronouns and claiming
Speaker 2: there's no such thing as a difference between a man
Speaker 2: and a woman, all these other different things that almost
Speaker 2: nobody in America agrees with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then this same person pointed out that when
Speaker 1: Seth Molten said, hey, I got a couple of little
Speaker 1: girls in sports, I don't want them run over by
Speaker 1: a boy playing sports, he was compared to a Nazi collaborator,
Speaker 1: a mon sir, and one of his top staffers quit.
Speaker 1: So you know, look, Trump is what Trump is. It's
Speaker 1: pretty well documented what Trump is at this point. But
Speaker 1: y'all at that like one third of the farthest left
Speaker 1: in America.
Speaker 2: Y'all are nuts.
Speaker 1: I think everybody's recognizing it more and more saying it openly. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all that stuff you've been making us do, that's cuckoo nuts.
Speaker 2: Transition wise, we trust Axios more or less. No't Why
Speaker 2: isn't that Jonathan Swan's outfit? Oh yeah, yeah, that's pretty good.
Speaker 2: Sure they got a headline today, massive blow up between
Speaker 2: Musk and Trump advisor that I don't recognize the name
Speaker 2: over cabinet picks as each jockey for influence. The next
Speaker 2: Bob Woodward book or somebody's book is going to have
Speaker 2: about the whole Musk Trump thing and what's going on,
Speaker 2: because there's a fair amount of reporting about Musk being
Speaker 2: in like involved in everything, every decision, every cabinet pick,
Speaker 2: all the foreign leader calls, and just what is going
Speaker 2: on there exactly well, and even if you're used to
Speaker 2: being in the highest reaches of presidential power, it would
Speaker 2: have to be at least surreal to sit there in
Speaker 2: a room telling Elon Musk, no, you're out of your mind.
Speaker 2: That's a dumb idea, or it's probably weird for Elon to,
Speaker 2: you know, if anybody's telling him that, to think, Okay,
Speaker 2: who are you?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, So a couple of stories about the transition and
Speaker 1: the way the transition affects the rest of the world.
Speaker 1: Smugglers are telling migrants again, when did immigrants become migrants?
Speaker 1: And ironically we're going to talk about farm workers. It
Speaker 1: used to be immigrants actually were migrants. They would migrate
Speaker 1: to the United States, they would work for six months
Speaker 1: or whatever, then migrate back to Mexico and back to
Speaker 1: their homes. Now these people from Venezuela, for the one
Speaker 1: of the first times in history, they're not migrants at all,
Speaker 1: and now.
Speaker 2: We're supposed to call them migrants. Shut up anyway.
Speaker 1: Smugglers are telling illegal immigrants to rush to the US
Speaker 1: before Trump takes power. The Coyotes are anticipating US border
Speaker 1: policy changes and are rushing as many people as they
Speaker 1: can to the border to make as much money as possible.
Speaker 2: It's more profitable than drugs. Now, well that makes sense.
Speaker 2: I mean things are going to change very quick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah, absolutely, But the Coyotes follow the news.
Speaker 4: They know what they're doing.
Speaker 1: Also transition news, The Energy Department has quadrupled their lending
Speaker 1: budget and a rush to approve green energy loans before
Speaker 1: Trump takes office. In other words, the Biden administration is
Speaker 1: going to hand out as much of your tax money
Speaker 1: as they possibly can before they're out the door to
Speaker 1: their cronies in the green energy world, knowing that they
Speaker 1: can count on their votes next time or for Congress
Speaker 1: or the Senate in two years or whatever. Department of
Speaker 1: Energy Loan Office quadrupled it's available lending budget to over
Speaker 1: two hundred and forty billion dollars last week, as Biden
Speaker 1: officials rushed to approve a flurry of green energy loans,
Speaker 1: even as it's becoming more and more clear that, for instance,
Speaker 1: the ev thing is just not going to pan out.
Speaker 1: The numbers aren't there, the environmental impact isn't there, None
Speaker 1: of it's there. It's just handing out money to crony's.
Speaker 1: Let's see one more. Ah, this is important. The Customs
Speaker 1: and Border Patrol that Trump is going to take hold of,
Speaker 1: and Micah Homan is it and just completely whoop into shape. Well,
Speaker 1: Biden's active too. The Biden Harris Customs and Border Patrol
Speaker 1: has rolled out new pronouns for its official web meetings
Speaker 1: as they have zoom calls and the rest of it.
Speaker 2: And this is new.
Speaker 1: They want to make sure this is instituted in the
Speaker 1: CBP before they go. You can now, I'll put your
Speaker 1: pronoun up there in your official profile.
Speaker 4: It's on the screen for your name free meeting rather.
Speaker 2: That's great.
Speaker 4: Yeah, isn't that just desperate and stupid?
Speaker 2: And it'll be rolled back immedia.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and there's a sister story to that.
Speaker 1: The online guide that the Customs and Border Patrol. Let's
Speaker 1: see what else could they be doing? Hmm, nothing I
Speaker 1: could think of. The online guide posted by the federal
Speaker 1: government directs the good folks to you see Davis only
Speaker 1: a few miles away from the radio ranch.
Speaker 2: Who's you see Davis?
Speaker 1: LGBTQIA Recourse Center list fifty potential pronouns a person may choose, fifties.
Speaker 2: Fifty cautions fifty seems like a lot.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, no, you're exactly wrong.
Speaker 1: You you monster, you you garbage, you deplorable, you clinger.
Speaker 1: It cautions the readers that the list is not exhaustive,
Speaker 1: It is only partial, and it explains, in case you're
Speaker 1: unfamiliar with this, what are pronouns? All?
Speaker 2: Least did go first the strunken white English usage thing.
Speaker 1: But pronouns are integral to who we are, and we
Speaker 1: share pronouns because we want to avoid assuming someone's pronouns
Speaker 1: based on factors like appearance. By sharing our own pronouns routinely,
Speaker 1: we encourage others to do the same.
Speaker 4: Blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: This is straight out of radical queer theory, radical gender theory.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Common pronouns include she here, there's he, him, his, etcetera.
Speaker 1: But then they get into the actual how do you
Speaker 1: use them and how you have to memorize them? For instance,
Speaker 1: he laughed, ask him that's his pen? That pens his?
Speaker 1: Did he enjoy himself? Okay, I'm going to so far.
Speaker 1: Am I five years old? Or am I just moving
Speaker 1: here from Russia? Well, it depends. Do you use a
Speaker 1: co as your pronoun? Co laughed, asked Co. That's Coe's pen?
Speaker 1: That pens cos did Co? Did Co enjoys co self?
Speaker 1: Does Core? Does CO have a penis or a vagina?
Speaker 1: That's what I want to know.
Speaker 2: V that's V's pen?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: Ask Viz that's ver pen? And I would have to
Speaker 2: penory er and I would have to memorize fifty plus
Speaker 2: of these.
Speaker 4: Did V enjoy verse self?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You better get started ver self okay. And that's just
Speaker 2: like the first dozen.
Speaker 1: And remember, folks, you got like forty eight more to memorize.
Speaker 2: God, I would love to better. I would love to
Speaker 2: be involved in the meetings where they come up with
Speaker 2: these and sit there and listen to people present new
Speaker 2: ideas and then how they're going to be used and
Speaker 2: really and act like this is going to sweep the
Speaker 2: world and everybody will be doing it soon.
Speaker 1: Oh I know, and like ending your career if you
Speaker 1: don't go along with it. In academia right now, we
Speaker 1: have some reasonable conservative, sane, you know, moderate lefty folks
Speaker 1: even say yeah, dudes, I totally agree with you. But
Speaker 1: here at the English Department, for instance, U see Davis.
Speaker 1: If I dare not use my pronouns.
Speaker 2: My career is over. So g Yeah. As I've said before,
Speaker 2: I have a professor friend who retired early because he
Speaker 2: did not want to do that at that very university.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think he if he could have held on
Speaker 1: a couple more years, but you know, a couple more
Speaker 1: years of being forced to your knees to submit to
Speaker 1: something you know is insane is a long time. But
Speaker 1: I think we all and I'm against obscenities in a
Speaker 1: public place. So if you would like to use the
Speaker 1: radio friendly version, I'm about to We need to get
Speaker 1: used to this phrase.
Speaker 4: We need to get used to saying it. We need
Speaker 4: to say it with confidence.
Speaker 1: That's efing nuts, that's efing crazy, or that's effing stupid.
Speaker 4: We're not gonna tell you which of those to choose.
Speaker 2: It's up to you. You're an American. You got the
Speaker 2: first Amendment.
Speaker 1: When somebody says, you know, when when Professor Jones comes
Speaker 1: into the room, you've got to say z laughed, ask
Speaker 1: zrr that zerrs pen that pennzers did z enjoys her self.
Speaker 4: You say, uh, that's e fing nuts.
Speaker 2: There you go. You see how it works. Our system's
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Speaker 2: So maybe we'll get into this an hour two. I
Speaker 2: thought this was damned interesting. Yet Yesterday, ABC This Week
Speaker 2: had a feature on what the deportation plan from the
Speaker 2: Trump administration would do to farm workers, and they focused
Speaker 2: on the Central Valley of California, where we broadcast from,
Speaker 2: because it's the biggest agricultural area in the world, certainly
Speaker 2: in the United States, and making the argument over and
Speaker 2: over again that it would just be devastating, mostly because
Speaker 2: Americans will not do those jobs. And that's what I
Speaker 2: want to focus on. What kind of a country have
Speaker 2: we craft where that could possibly be true or possible
Speaker 2: or be accepted as a workable culture. Yes, I'm too
Speaker 2: good for that. I'll just continue to accept this lovely
Speaker 2: government check right right. So I want to talk about
Speaker 2: that later. That's really interesting. We got Katie's headlines coming
Speaker 2: up and if you stay with us, So, as we mentioned,
Speaker 2: the announcement came out yesterday that Biden has authorized the
Speaker 2: first use of US supplied long range missiles by Ukraine
Speaker 2: for strikes inside Russia. That seems like a pretty big deal.
Speaker 2: I still don't know exactly where Trump is on this,
Speaker 2: and I think he I think that's on purpose. But
Speaker 2: Donald Trump Junior tweeted out the military industrial complex seems
Speaker 2: to want to make sure they get World War three
Speaker 2: going before my father has a chance to create peace
Speaker 2: and save lives. Got lock in those trillions. Life be damned, imbeciles.
Speaker 2: So that's his son's view. I don't know if that's
Speaker 2: his dad's view or not. I really don't know. I
Speaker 2: hope it's not personally. But I know a lot of
Speaker 2: you agree with Don Trump Junior. I think this is
Speaker 2: about to be a serious split in a lot of
Speaker 2: the Trump voting crowd, and we can discuss it going forward.
Speaker 1: Right now, let's figure out who's reporting what. It's the
Speaker 1: lead story with Katie Green.
Speaker 2: Katie, thank you guys.
Speaker 6: Starting with the Washington Post, Trump confirms plans for you
Speaker 6: for use of military for mass deportations.
Speaker 2: You'd almost have to It's be such a giant operation.
Speaker 2: I don't have any idea of the constitutional legality of
Speaker 2: any of that, do you?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 1: In the Harem Scaram crowd always goes right to soldiers
Speaker 1: sweeping across the landscape, snatching people out of their homes.
Speaker 2: But no, they'll be used for logistical and support stuff.
Speaker 2: I have a feeling Martha Raddits did when they're talking
Speaker 2: about this yesterday on ABC this week did mention that
Speaker 2: poll where sixty percent of Americans are in favor of
Speaker 2: deporting all undocumented immigrants. That's amazing.
Speaker 6: Let Ago RFK Junior's vaccine theories are quote cruel according
Speaker 6: to the former CDC director.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now, yeah, I want to talk about that.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know. His confirmation hearing is gonna be jazzy.
Speaker 2: He said some odd things through the recent years. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he as. We've got some of those clips will play
Speaker 2: later from Fox News.
Speaker 6: Oprah town Hall costs Harris campaign far more than initially claimed.
Speaker 2: Joe explained this last week. So Oprah saying I did
Speaker 2: not get paid. Her production company got what is it
Speaker 2: two and a half million dollars or whatever. Okay, so
Speaker 2: your production company and that's what just goes into account
Speaker 2: that you have access to. But that's not you getting paid.
Speaker 1: Well and she say, well, it was the hard working
Speaker 1: technicians and everybody who worked on it who got paid. Yeah, okay, fine,
Speaker 1: super great. You lost your candidates sucked. Dolly wants your opinion.
Speaker 2: I think that is significant. Your big honks got paid
Speaker 2: millions of dollars to go on stage and talk about you.
Speaker 2: Elon didn't get paid he lost the money by going
Speaker 2: up there. Yeah, it was clearly her production company got
Speaker 2: the contract, and as part of that contract, she appeared
Speaker 2: and touted the candidate.
Speaker 6: From the New York Times, families of American victims of
Speaker 6: the October seventh attack sue Iran. They're saying the lawsuit
Speaker 6: aims to highlight Iran's role in the mass attack on
Speaker 6: October seventh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good good. I think that's a great idea. And
Speaker 1: there's been remarkably little outrage over the Americans slaughtered in America.
Speaker 2: I wonder why.
Speaker 6: Media colleges from NBC, almost eighty million expected to travel
Speaker 6: over Thanksgiving weekend in a record breaking getaway.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, eighty million. I'm going to be traveling too. Ooh,
Speaker 2: that could be a rough one car plane plane. We're
Speaker 2: gonna go to the Origible. We're gonna go to the
Speaker 2: Chiefs Raiders game at Arrowhead the day after. Come on,
Speaker 2: Oh wow, i'd say.
Speaker 6: From the New York Post, Victoria Delvig of Denmark is
Speaker 6: crowned the seventy third Miss Universe. The reason I chose
Speaker 6: this is because guys.
Speaker 2: Don't tell me it's a dude. No, it's actually a
Speaker 2: woman this time.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, nice comeback for women in the category of
Speaker 1: being a woman, because men had really dominated that category
Speaker 1: for a while.
Speaker 6: From bright bart Alec Baldwin torched over unzipped fly during
Speaker 6: Saturday Night Live quote, no one wants to see your
Speaker 6: geriatric balls.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, hey, hey, hey hey, little restraints sister, the
Speaker 1: matter with you.
Speaker 2: Early in the true but really in delicate do you
Speaker 2: know me to be delicate? Come on from the.
Speaker 6: Babylon Bee fattest sickest country on Earth. Concerned that new
Speaker 6: health secretary might do something a little different.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I like that one. That's pretty good. I like
Speaker 2: that one. Actually tweeted that out over the weekend. We
Speaker 2: need to talk about that. It's kind of like what
Speaker 2: we always talk about, this tax system. Everybody hates it,
Speaker 2: but anytime you introduce any idea to do something about it,
Speaker 2: everybody goes crazy. And yet the third side of that
Speaker 2: ugly shaped coin is that doesn't justify a complete whack
Speaker 2: a dude. No, no, it does not. Right, absolutely, I'm
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