Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.
Speaker 2: Arm Strong and Getty en He Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 3: No wonder that the most true blue Democrat ever. James
Speaker 3: Carville says, there's just some sh I can't be in
Speaker 3: the same tent with.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Carville said, I'm done. I'm not in that political party now.
Speaker 3: Gavin Newsom disagrees. He says he's good with it because
Speaker 3: the party is a big tent. Well, you know what
Speaker 3: else you're finding a tent clowns.
Speaker 4: Talking specifically about that Hassan piker joker that Joe brought
Speaker 4: us a couple weeks agoing I was fine with ignoring him.
Speaker 2: I just saw, you know how big a deal is he.
Speaker 4: But he's like the Tucker Carlson or Candas Owens for
Speaker 4: the socialists out there.
Speaker 2: He's clearly a grifter. He just says, crazy ass.
Speaker 4: But James Carville, one of the legendary deans of the
Speaker 4: Democratic Party's party said, and there's a good clip I
Speaker 4: heard it this morning on NPR. I think was James
Speaker 4: Carvill said, Look, there's no way I'm in the same
Speaker 4: party with Hassan Piker. Either he's leaving the party or
Speaker 4: I'm leaving the party. But I'm not being in the
Speaker 4: same party with that guy right right.
Speaker 5: And there are bombchuckers and nutjobs, But the fact that
Speaker 5: a significant chunk of the Democratic Party, including folks who
Speaker 5: are about to win primaries for the US Congress, for
Speaker 5: governor's offices for the US Senate, they take him seriously
Speaker 5: and they agree with them, that's worth noticing.
Speaker 4: See if I can find a clip I had on
Speaker 4: Hassan Pike or something. He said, it's highly annoying.
Speaker 2: I can.
Speaker 4: Generalize it basically, he said. Look, I'm not going to
Speaker 4: get into these arguments. He said, it would be foolish, however,
Speaker 4: to expect DSA candidates to explain the nuances of prison
Speaker 4: abolition in a hostile media environment. We need far more
Speaker 4: political education, power and credibility before we get there. So
Speaker 4: it's just too nuanced and complicated an issue for US
Speaker 4: dullards who haven't thought about it all these years to
Speaker 4: understand what closing the prisons means. So he thinks it's
Speaker 4: best not to get into the details until we're ready
Speaker 4: to understand their very brilliant plan of closing prisons.
Speaker 5: You know, Hassan, it's actually quite easy to understand. Those
Speaker 5: of us who've studied Marxism through the years, we know
Speaker 5: how it goes. You're going to eliminate capitalism, you're going
Speaker 5: to eliminate class warfare. You're going to bring perfect justice,
Speaker 5: and there will be no reason for crimes to be
Speaker 5: committed anymore.
Speaker 2: And then you will close the prisons. That is your claim.
Speaker 2: Every socialist system that's ever existed.
Speaker 5: On Earth has way more prisons and way more folks
Speaker 5: in them for the crime of.
Speaker 2: Just disagreeing with the government.
Speaker 5: So yeah, you might close the crime prison since you'll
Speaker 5: open up the political prisons.
Speaker 2: No, thank you.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Noah Rothman ready grote a great piece for National
Speaker 4: Review over the weekend. They won't have prisons, but they'll
Speaker 4: have plenty of camps, and he went through all the
Speaker 4: people that AOC and Mundani and this Hassan piker have
Speaker 4: called for being detained or jailed, like, uh, you know,
Speaker 4: the entire Israeli government, for instance, Netanya. You're gonna arrest Netanyahu.
Speaker 4: If there are no prisons, where were you gonna put them?
Speaker 4: You're gonna put them somewhere. That's sort of prison adjacent. Certainly,
Speaker 4: if you're going to arrest him or or anybody who
Speaker 4: had put out misinformation about COVID, we're supposed to be jailed.
Speaker 4: But you don't believe in prisons, so what kind of facility?
Speaker 4: So they don't believe in prisons, but they believe in camps,
Speaker 4: which is kind of where you end up with.
Speaker 2: Iists lie routinely.
Speaker 4: I'm glad that Bill maher though, though I don't know
Speaker 4: how much sway he has as a guy who's in
Speaker 4: the mid seventies with young Democrats, but here he was
Speaker 4: fridaying out on his HBO show.
Speaker 3: Not to leave any doubt. York Mayor Mandani once tweeted
Speaker 3: Karl Marx's words exactly, They're not trying to hide it.
Speaker 3: Their most popular influencer, Hassan Piker, thinks communism is so groovy.
Speaker 3: He laments the fall of the two of the most
Speaker 3: murderous regimes in history, the Soviet Union and chairman Maos
Speaker 3: China men Donmi's aid.
Speaker 2: His top aide, Sea Weaver said.
Speaker 3: If you don't believe in the government's sacred right to
Speaker 3: seize property, it's over and impoverish the white middle class.
Speaker 3: What's a that's a goal. You know, you're supposed to
Speaker 3: scare people into voting for you, right.
Speaker 4: I said earlier on the show. Since several people have
Speaker 4: won their primaries. Now Mambdani actually won the election. He's mayor,
Speaker 4: but several people won their primaries that probably won't win
Speaker 4: their offices, but we'll see. But you got a woman
Speaker 4: tomorrow that's going to end up being the Democratic candidate
Speaker 4: for governor with Wisconsin and a guy who's going to
Speaker 4: become the Democratic senatorial candidate in Michigan.
Speaker 2: Have there ever been.
Speaker 4: Candidates for major parties that had this crazy and ideology
Speaker 4: in modern US history? I can't think of any now
Speaker 4: as a Republican or a Democrat.
Speaker 2: This is insane as Yeah, yeah it is. We're really
Speaker 2: out there.
Speaker 4: When you got people that are they're not running as
Speaker 4: a third party takeover summer. They're going to be the
Speaker 4: Democratic candidate for governor in Wisconsin. And she believes in
Speaker 4: no prisons. She talked about it over the weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I could go on at length about the disarraying the
Speaker 5: Democratic Party. It's unbelievable. You remember that autopsy they had
Speaker 5: of the twenty twenty four debacle. The guy who wrote
Speaker 5: it says, yeah, get the chapter they left out. I
Speaker 5: gave it to them, And the head of the Democratic
Speaker 5: Nation Committee saying he didn't give me a chapter. I've
Speaker 5: never seen it in my life. And the guy says, dude,
Speaker 5: I gave it to you and a folder. We talked
Speaker 5: about it for a long time.
Speaker 2: No you didn't. I've never seen it. No you didn't.
Speaker 5: So, I mean, they are absolutely floundering, and yet, you know,
Speaker 5: so's the Republican Party in lalways.
Speaker 2: Let's get back to the DSA though. For now.
Speaker 4: Which clip do you like of those? I was gonna
Speaker 4: let you choose one.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, you know, I actually thought twenty three
Speaker 5: made a great point.
Speaker 3: Okay, Now, the coalition within the DSAY called the Marxist
Speaker 3: Unity Group, is an ascendance, and I must take them
Speaker 3: at their word. When their words include our commitment is
Speaker 3: to the long term struggle for a fully liberated classless
Speaker 3: society in a word, communism. What do they have to
Speaker 3: do tweet out elect more communists?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, seea Weaver did that.
Speaker 3: Yes, good, I'm glad you're shot.
Speaker 2: People got to realize this is going on. That's how
Speaker 2: bad our media coverage is.
Speaker 4: That his audience gasped with shock, because if you lean
Speaker 4: right it all, if you ever watch Fox, or read
Speaker 4: the New York Post or listen to AM talk radio,
Speaker 4: you're aware that the person in charge of all his
Speaker 4: housing policy said elect more communists.
Speaker 2: But for Bill Maher's audience, that was brand new information.
Speaker 5: So back to your question about how much pole Bill
Speaker 5: Maher has, I don't not as much as I would like.
Speaker 5: But just the act of just informing people of what
Speaker 5: is being said and what is being proposed. I'll take
Speaker 5: that from whatever quarter it comes from. No, I think
Speaker 5: that's great. Yeah, so you know he's letting thousands and
Speaker 5: thousands and thousands and thousands.
Speaker 2: Of people know what's actually happening. So good for him.
Speaker 4: Should think that's worth getting onto the NBC Evening News
Speaker 4: or even a show on MSNBC. Oh, the woman in
Speaker 4: charge of housing for Mamdani believes we should elect more
Speaker 4: communist panel.
Speaker 5: What do we think about that. Let's discuss that, right right.
Speaker 5: I would love to see that. More on that after
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Speaker 4: that people are worried about her, and so she's canceling
Speaker 4: her tour and taking a break, and the rumors are
Speaker 4: that's the reason why she's got some sort of eating disorder.
Speaker 3: How do you?
Speaker 4: How are you that skinny? And then and then end
Speaker 4: up with a I'm too fat eating disorder? But anyway,
Speaker 4: I just saw her latest on stage thing. Holy cow,
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Speaker 5: you know, you don't hear the food noise or the
Speaker 5: booze noise or whatever in your head, those drugs maybe
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Speaker 4: looking in the mirror and you look pale, You're looking
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Speaker 5: I don't need the food beyond that's plenty of calories
Speaker 5: and plenty of nutrition for you, Joseph, perhaps you should
Speaker 5: stop stuffing your bi hole if you could, like have
Speaker 5: revulsion just that food.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm at the State Fair Saturday night with my kids.
Speaker 4: What on pregnisle on pregnanzone, what do I do while
Speaker 4: I'm watching the State fair hypnotist. Man, this is some
Speaker 4: class lifestyle here, me and the boys watching the state
Speaker 4: fair hypnotists. Why lay you a big giant bowl of
Speaker 4: mint chocolate chip ice cream?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, nobody will ever accuse you of pretension?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Wow, God, dang it.
Speaker 5: Only if you were just eating a big bowl of
Speaker 5: ranch dressing? Would that be any more what it is?
Speaker 4: I could be Honey Booboo's dad. I wonder if I
Speaker 4: am somehow did I ever meet her mom? Ever come
Speaker 4: across her sometime? I got to check you where I
Speaker 4: was living at the time, or.
Speaker 2: Miss June back when she's slightly more slender being away?
Speaker 5: Look, did she pass? She certainly was on the road
Speaker 5: to it. I don't know, and I don't actually care.
Speaker 4: We'll get back to trying to help your lives, not
Speaker 4: hurt your lives in a moment with a variety of things.
Speaker 2: Let's just cut it off right now, right now.
Speaker 4: Heather Myers is actually gonna tell us about the whole
Speaker 4: getting rid of a kidney stone, because she went through
Speaker 4: that last week, and that's something could happen to anybody,
Speaker 4: among other things. On the way. Stay here, I suppose
Speaker 4: we'll talk more tomorrow about these various DSA candidates winning
Speaker 4: elections and stuff like that, since they'll actually be the nominees.
Speaker 5: At the time, came across dueling editorials about the Smithsonian Institution,
Speaker 5: one in the Wall Street all pointing out that the
Speaker 5: Trump administration has an excellent point. It's been completely perverted
Speaker 5: and turned into a museum of progressive goals for the future.
Speaker 5: And then I read a piece in The New York
Speaker 5: Times by one of their editorialists who uses they them pronouns,
Speaker 5: explaining that it's conservatives who are trying to, in an
Speaker 5: Orwellian fashion, a change history. It's an absolute master class
Speaker 5: in Marxist messaging. Maybe we'll get to that another time,
Speaker 5: but that leads us nicely into this. We all know
Speaker 5: that the Democratic Party has yelled and screamed about democracy
Speaker 5: for the longest time. They're always going on on about
Speaker 5: democracy and anything that's not one person, one vote, like
Speaker 5: the accursed US Senator, the accursed filibuster, the accursed Supreme
Speaker 5: Court has to be ended or packed or whatever. Interestingly,
Speaker 5: there are a handful of democratic states right now where
Speaker 5: citizen led initiatives have either gotten on the ballot, and
Speaker 5: the Democratic powers that be are trying to crush them
Speaker 5: through various completely nefarious means, or they're just trying to
Speaker 5: make it so difficult for those citizens to get their
Speaker 5: measures on the ballots that they can't get a vote
Speaker 5: on them at all. Just reminding you that so many
Speaker 5: of their quasi moral claims are just lies.
Speaker 2: Just lies to get power.
Speaker 5: One of my favorites is Washington State Democratic Attorney General
Speaker 5: Nick Brown has changed the wording of a voter initiative
Speaker 5: that seeks to overturn the democrats imposition of an income tax,
Speaker 5: which is a Washington's constitution prohibits graduated taxes on intangible property,
Speaker 5: which the High State High Court as far back as
Speaker 5: nineteen thirty three is interpreted to forbid progressive income taxes.
Speaker 5: Democrats this year enacted a nine point nine percent tax
Speaker 5: on income of a million dollars, which is only adjusted
Speaker 5: for inflation every other year. And we know it'll create
Speaker 5: but that's beside the point. The initiative qualified for the
Speaker 5: November this month. The initiative is to is to what's
Speaker 5: the proper word to cancel, to repeal the tax and
Speaker 5: bar state in locals localities from enacting income taxes in
Speaker 5: the future. Here's the description on the ballot. This measure
Speaker 5: would decrease funding for public K through twelve education, higher
Speaker 5: education including universities and community colleges, and human services, primarily healthcare.
Speaker 5: That's what this measure is. And as this editorials points
Speaker 5: out from Washington, huh, the income tax height doesn't even
Speaker 5: take place until twenty twenty eight, preempting it and future
Speaker 5: increases can't decrease funding.
Speaker 2: The funding doesn't exist, it's.
Speaker 5: Never been collected, so it decreases imaginary future funding. Then
Speaker 5: there's Colorado, where Democratic lawmakers have in recent years enacted
Speaker 5: new taxes disguised as fees. There's a fee on retail
Speaker 5: delivery charges, a fee on rental cars, not a tax.
Speaker 5: A fee because there's a constitutional requirement that voters approved
Speaker 5: new taxes in Colorado, and so state Supreme Court this
Speaker 5: spring blocked the initiative on the dubious ration. Oh, the
Speaker 5: initiative was going to narrowly define fees and differentiate them
Speaker 5: from taxes and require voter approval.
Speaker 2: How does that ever fly? Yeah, I know.
Speaker 5: So the Supreme Court, which all of the justices were
Speaker 5: appointed by Democrats, that the initiative would create an unfair
Speaker 5: conundrum for voters and potential for a corruption. The initiative
Speaker 5: presents a danger of log rolling because it may attract
Speaker 5: a yes vote from voters who support statewide voter approval
Speaker 5: of fees, but it would not support blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: It goes on non So they're trying to queer it
Speaker 2: off the ballot.
Speaker 4: How many people can't make their head wrap around the
Speaker 4: fee in a tax are the same thing?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, I know.
Speaker 5: Then you got Gavin Newsom in California, but I wanted
Speaker 5: to get to this. The California Democratic Party has endorsed
Speaker 5: the billionaire five percent wealth tax, even though Gavey and
Speaker 5: Nancy Pelosi against.
Speaker 2: Him, and everybody knows.
Speaker 5: Everybody knows it would cause a drop in taxes collected
Speaker 5: within a year or two.
Speaker 2: It's amazing.
Speaker 4: Envy of the wealthy. This is a powerful force. We
Speaker 4: got something good coming up.
Speaker 1: Trust with Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 6: So a photo shows Democrats sent it Candidate James Tallerico
Speaker 6: playing with an Anthony Fauci action figure. Yeah, there's an
Speaker 6: actual Fauci action figure. You press a button and it
Speaker 6: pleads the fifth.
Speaker 2: And then kills your family. Oh wait, there's more.
Speaker 4: Wow, there's some Anthony Fallot, Anthony Fauci fallout on the
Speaker 4: talk shows over the weekend.
Speaker 2: WI.
Speaker 4: I'll talk about that a little bit later, but uh,
Speaker 4: filling in doing the news for the past hour, many months,
Speaker 4: it's been's been Heather Myers as Katie Green's on Baby
Speaker 4: Leap Back Soon. When last we talked to Heather middle
Speaker 4: of last week, she had a kidney still in the
Speaker 4: size of a cube ball making its way through intestine.
Speaker 2: And I like that.
Speaker 4: And they and they didn't have you pass it naturally,
Speaker 4: which is all I've ever heard of. They did some
Speaker 4: sort of operation or something so and then you missed
Speaker 4: several days at work.
Speaker 2: What the hell did they do to you? And why
Speaker 2: was it so horror horrific?
Speaker 1: I know, I well, I was told that maybe the
Speaker 1: operation would be Tuesday and I should be back to
Speaker 1: work by Thursday. And when I could not get out
Speaker 1: of bed without assistance on Thursday, I started panicking, like,
Speaker 1: this can't be right. You said I would be back
Speaker 1: to work by now.
Speaker 2: Couldn't get out of bed without assistance?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Wow, Yeah, it's to get rid of these things.
Speaker 1: It's barbaric. You guys. So for me, and I don't
Speaker 1: know if this is for everybody, but they they'd go
Speaker 1: in with a laser and they well, this was an
Speaker 1: interesting conversation. I had to have a two team age boys.
Speaker 1: There's extra plumbing down there. So they go up the
Speaker 1: uh what does it called it? I called it a
Speaker 1: pe hole? Can we just call it that for simplicity's.
Speaker 2: Sake, throw a p hole whatever you prefer.
Speaker 1: That's where they go in and yeah, not fun. And
Speaker 1: then they're well, you're not your.
Speaker 2: I don't want to be awake during the description right now? Anyway, Yeah,
Speaker 2: go on, yeah, and.
Speaker 1: Don't be afraid to put up your hand for the
Speaker 1: international sign if I've heard enough, and I'll stop talking.
Speaker 1: But they blast it with the laser and then they
Speaker 1: get the remnants out. But here's the thing I don't
Speaker 1: think I knew. After that, they leave a stint in
Speaker 1: which is actually like a seven inch what looks like
Speaker 1: wiring cable that they would use to wire the inside
Speaker 1: of your house from your kidney down through that tube
Speaker 1: into your bladder. And that's so that that tube doesn't
Speaker 1: swell shot from the trauma of the wow. And then
Speaker 1: here's the fun part. They tie a string to it,
Speaker 1: and they take the string on the outside of your body,
Speaker 1: and then when it's time to take the stint out,
Speaker 1: it's like the tooth fairy, like one two three and pull.
Speaker 5: Oh boy, I want to have a leather strap in
Speaker 5: my mouth to bite down on.
Speaker 2: And is this something you did yourself at home? Or
Speaker 2: did you go back in? Or how does this work?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: You go back in?
Speaker 2: Boy?
Speaker 1: And on the count of three, I'm like, do we
Speaker 1: tie this to like the door.
Speaker 2: Handle or so? For this? You were you were awake
Speaker 2: for this part.
Speaker 1: I was wide awake for that part.
Speaker 4: And yeah, and you've had babies, So where does this
Speaker 4: rank on the on that scale?
Speaker 1: I would say pretty equal, exception of nobody hands you
Speaker 1: a newborn baby after.
Speaker 2: It to go, there's no joy.
Speaker 5: It's like, well, right, and there's the question of too.
Speaker 5: I imagine the one two three thing was over fairly quickly.
Speaker 1: Yeah it was. It was in a mountains.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: But when they when they took it out, I was like, no, wonder.
Speaker 1: I have felt terrible for the last several days. I
Speaker 1: would have rather had the kidney stone than the way
Speaker 1: I felt after the surgery. And then shortly after that
Speaker 1: stint came out. Then I started feeling much.
Speaker 2: Oh oh good, thank goodness.
Speaker 4: Well that's yeah, that's that's awful when you get something
Speaker 4: done and you feel worse after it than I started.
Speaker 1: You were supposed to help me feel better. Why do
Speaker 1: I feel like there's a seven inch wire?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: Keep it from walking tube and me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like, every time this comes up, I'm gonna swig
Speaker 5: down some water, if you'll excuse me.
Speaker 2: I like them.
Speaker 4: Uh they go in and blast it with a laser,
Speaker 4: like it's pickack Mountain or something like that.
Speaker 2: So we did try to get that out of there.
Speaker 4: So because they blasted it into pieces, you don't get
Speaker 4: to take it home and keep it for a souvenir
Speaker 4: and use it for a paper weight or anything like that.
Speaker 1: No, that was the first question I asked, and they
Speaker 1: can out of generalization. I'm like, do you have it?
Speaker 1: Can I see it? And the nurses started laughing. I'm like, no,
Speaker 1: this thing has been a literal pain in my side
Speaker 1: for two years. Let me see this thing. And they
Speaker 1: said it was blasted, but we took it to the
Speaker 1: lad to be assessed, and so you know, I will say,
Speaker 1: here's the one thing that technology has shown chat GPT
Speaker 1: had my heeling down to the hour I kept it was.
Speaker 1: I kept questioning, why don't I feel better yet? You
Speaker 1: should feel better in the next six hours, and they
Speaker 1: were like spot on, wow as far as going through
Speaker 1: the process. So that was interesting.
Speaker 4: The seven inch wire part, I didn't see coming.
Speaker 1: I didn't see that coming either.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do you think of a stint?
Speaker 1: Don't you think of like a little thing on?
Speaker 4: I sure as heck, didn't know You're going to go
Speaker 4: in and like a couple of days later unable to
Speaker 4: get out of bed.
Speaker 2: Because of a kidneys done.
Speaker 4: Well, that's yeah, yeah, drinking water right now myself too,
Speaker 4: here's my drink.
Speaker 1: That's what they said, if you had been drinking more
Speaker 1: water and like I walk around.
Speaker 4: With it and not just white claws like you do.
Speaker 4: You're right, white claws all day long.
Speaker 2: Takes the edge off. Yeah. Now, I thought they blasted
Speaker 2: them with ultra sound back in the day.
Speaker 5: But so they've got lasers they can put inside you,
Speaker 5: because I would think that would like burn a hole
Speaker 5: right through you.
Speaker 2: Obviously it's the blame.
Speaker 5: I know less about lasers than my dog knows about
Speaker 5: you know, days of the week.
Speaker 2: But God, rest his doggy soul.
Speaker 5: But yeah, obviously it's a very short length burst, otherwise
Speaker 5: you're gonna burn a hole through my intestinal system.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I didn't even think to ask is.
Speaker 4: That or is that what happened? And then doctors say, oh,
Speaker 4: we didn't think of that. We should have thought of that.
Speaker 4: Have you ever done this before? But like, as of today,
Speaker 4: you feel fit as a fiddle.
Speaker 1: So that's the strange part here. I am. I am
Speaker 1: out of it Tuesday, can't walk till Thursday. Fridays start
Speaker 1: turning in corner. Yesterday was out and about at a
Speaker 1: friend's birthday party, like nothing happened.
Speaker 4: So yesterday said, you're doing your college pommel horse routine
Speaker 4: from gymnastics.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's how quick were you bounce back?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's amazing how fast? And I feel so good.
Speaker 1: I don't think I realized what a pain that was.
Speaker 1: Like I told you guys before, I had had something
Speaker 1: on and off for two years and could not figure
Speaker 1: out what it was. I kept letting it go and
Speaker 1: the pain would come and go. So I was like,
Speaker 1: well it's gone now, I guess I won't go to
Speaker 1: the doctor, and that would come back again. So for
Speaker 1: two years. I let this go on and finally I'm like,
Speaker 1: my eyes are brighter, I'm happy again. I don't have
Speaker 1: to go to the bathroom every four minutes.
Speaker 2: Wow. So yeah, right.
Speaker 5: If there's a takeaway from this, and I remember it
Speaker 5: Jack from when you had your cancer, deal, don't if
Speaker 5: the first diagnosis does not strike you as an accurate
Speaker 5: one or a thorough one, keep trying.
Speaker 2: Happens a lot, it does, It.
Speaker 1: Does, And I'm not trying to pitch the full body
Speaker 1: MRI places where you pay anywhere from one to four
Speaker 1: thousand dollars to get answers. But that's where I.
Speaker 2: Got my answer from, Oh boy.
Speaker 1: Going to one of those places. I was like, Okay,
Speaker 1: we figured this out.
Speaker 5: And if those places then their incredibly valuable services would
Speaker 5: like to sponsor the Armstrong and Getty Show, we would
Speaker 5: be delighted to share that with the audience. Well, Heather,
Speaker 5: well glad, are you glad you're feeling better?
Speaker 1: Thank you? Yes? And I'm sorry that you know Katie's
Speaker 1: out having a baby, and then you lose the fill
Speaker 1: in person too, So I'm sorry to keep you guys hanging,
Speaker 1: but I appreciate your patience with it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, no problem, and Katie maybe back tomorrow or
Speaker 5: the day after. It's entirely an incredibly ridiculous I hate
Speaker 5: to use the S word, but stupid corporate paperwork problem.
Speaker 5: She's got to beg them to let her come back
Speaker 5: to work. You gotta have also letters and.
Speaker 4: Stuff because well because because because, because lawyers don't worried
Speaker 4: about getting sued.
Speaker 2: Oh, I know, it's crazy. She didn't.
Speaker 5: She wasn't hit by a car. She had a baby.
Speaker 5: Now the baby's here, the baby's fine. Time to come
Speaker 5: back to work. Why are there forms? Are you ready?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Okay, see you in a while. Yeah. Lawyers ruin America. Absolutely.
Speaker 1: I wish her all that. I hope she's just doing
Speaker 1: nothing but holding that baby for the next couple of
Speaker 1: days or how long it takes her to come back,
Speaker 1: because there's nothing better.
Speaker 2: She seems to be.
Speaker 4: She seems to be.
Speaker 2: Lawyers are a stint in the peehole of America. Oh
Speaker 2: my god, she said it. The pretty girl with the
Speaker 2: kids said it. I didn't.
Speaker 4: That actually shocked me, and I rarely get shocked by think.
Speaker 2: You know, i'd get you too. I can tell your
Speaker 2: guard is down. I live for these moments.
Speaker 1: Heather there's there's nothing better than your two teenage sons
Speaker 1: going you have another hole.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, what's up? They're not teaching anatomy and
Speaker 2: in school anymore.
Speaker 4: Apparently, let me do one kind of transition on the
Speaker 4: way out of this story that you might like, Heather,
Speaker 4: because it weird to diss out. This is an AI story,
Speaker 4: but it's got to do with having a baby. So
Speaker 4: Katie sent this screenshot to us yesterday. She is having
Speaker 4: a conversation with chat gpt about the baby and different
Speaker 4: stuff in health questions and stuff like that about.
Speaker 2: The air quality, like is it the air quality? Is this?
Speaker 4: Is it okay to take my baby out? And you
Speaker 4: know sort of thing you might ask chat gpt. You're
Speaker 4: just talking about the chatbots being so good with the
Speaker 4: diagnosed and anything like that. Yes, anyway, chatbot says, the
Speaker 4: fact that you're checking the AQI before taking that tells
Speaker 4: me you're being thoughtful about his health.
Speaker 2: I both.
Speaker 4: The chatbot says to new mom, I hope you both
Speaker 4: have a wonderful lunch. Give little Van an extra snuggle
Speaker 4: from me. The chatbot says, what the hell is going on?
Speaker 4: When the chatbot says, give your baby a snuggle from me.
Speaker 1: But this is y.
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's just so creepy, I'd say, so stocky.
Speaker 1: Oh my people, marry the chat pot exactly.
Speaker 5: I don't know you. You don't exist, you don't have consciousness.
Speaker 5: You've never snuggled anything and never will. You're weirden me out.
Speaker 4: We're not friends.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you're a machine. I ask you about you know,
Speaker 5: your eth throll problem.
Speaker 2: How many people rep to that? Oh cool? I will
Speaker 2: give you this.
Speaker 4: Little hugs from the chat pot.
Speaker 2: He wanted me to give you a squeeze.
Speaker 3: Hmm.
Speaker 4: Lord, I guess the disappointing thing is you didn't get
Speaker 4: to have the kidney stone come out, name it, put
Speaker 4: it on the corner of your desk, talk about it
Speaker 4: here yours.
Speaker 5: When I got my hipsterplace, I asked if I could
Speaker 5: have the bones, and they're like, no, that's medical waste,
Speaker 5: that's illegal.
Speaker 2: I walked in here with my bones. I got to
Speaker 2: be able to walk out of.
Speaker 4: Here with my b once again, lawyers, this is oppression.
Speaker 4: All right, thank you, Heather, good story. We want to
Speaker 4: talk to Heather, maybe you tomorrow. We can get to
Speaker 4: that because she told us earlier about having been at
Speaker 4: the night Nancy Guthrie crime scene right after it happened
Speaker 4: in all the new news that came out over the weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how badly handled the crime scene was just botched.
Speaker 2: That's pretty interesting. But thanks Heather.
Speaker 1: All right, you guys, thanks, stay tuned.
Speaker 2: More on the way.
Speaker 4: Nice to see the Dodgers pick up one of the
Speaker 4: best pitchers in baseball over the weekend. Nice to see
Speaker 4: them get a little break there. You add some guy
Speaker 4: players for their team, they'll have a chance.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if they win three in a row, there will
Speaker 5: be a weeping and moaning in the rending of garments,
Speaker 5: I think among Major League Baseball fans.
Speaker 2: But we shall see.
Speaker 5: I guarantee this story is going to be more interesting
Speaker 5: than you think it. First, you've been to Nantucket, right,
Speaker 5: you were to Mark. You went to Martha's vineyards. I
Speaker 5: did they All these legendary enclaves of the super rich
Speaker 5: in the Northeast are just like it's like Bombay or
Speaker 5: Mars to me, I've heard of them. I've never been anyway.
Speaker 5: Here is an artisan craft and antique store in a
Speaker 5: scenic Nantucket, which I believe is an island off the
Speaker 5: coast of Massachusetts or part of the.
Speaker 2: Right anyway, The shop really cool looking. The Four Winds
Speaker 2: Craft Guild.
Speaker 5: Artisan craft and antique store where shoppers browsing by New
Speaker 5: England sundry Honey, would you like to go shopping for sundry?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: I do love sundry like.
Speaker 5: Homemade basket purses that started around eighteen hundred dollars, in
Speaker 5: keeping with the island's nautical style. So they hung up
Speaker 5: a sign inside the store in the little showroom there
Speaker 5: that said no influencers on a very nautical looking sign,
Speaker 5: and it was half a joke. But John Silvia is
Speaker 5: the name of the guy who owns it. He says,
Speaker 5: I feel sometimes my store is being used as someone's
Speaker 5: background a stage.
Speaker 2: I don't have a hatred toward influencers. Is more of
Speaker 2: a joke.
Speaker 5: It's a problem we should look at as a society
Speaker 5: and is Gal Palo, who helps run the store, said yeah,
Speaker 5: people come in here, they snap a bunch of pictures,
Speaker 5: they're not gonna buy anything, they don't even say hello,
Speaker 5: and it's just it's annoying and off putting. So we
Speaker 5: put up the sign and it resulted in a pretty
Speaker 5: good online debate about whether that was appropriate or others
Speaker 5: were quick to criticize the way the sign appeared to
Speaker 5: exclude a specific group of people, noting that plenty of
Speaker 5: visitors to the store who did not identify as influencers
Speaker 5: might also behave similarly the whole to me, this is
Speaker 5: the suicidal compassion or toxic what are they call it?
Speaker 5: Toxic compassion that God Saad is always talking about. But anyway,
Speaker 5: but then entered Page Paul, content creator with over a
Speaker 5: million followers, Beautiful Girl, of course, whose lifestyle brand dairy Boy,
Speaker 5: recently opened a store on Nantucket.
Speaker 2: And here's the way she rocked it.
Speaker 5: Mocking women when they become powerful in a new industry
Speaker 5: isn't new. It's just a strange message coming from a
Speaker 5: store that celebrates a craft with such a rich history
Speaker 5: of women shaping the island in its economy. So it's
Speaker 5: discriminatory against women who are trying to make inroads in industry.
Speaker 5: It's an anti woman.
Speaker 4: Oh that sort of stuff makes me tired.
Speaker 2: Right right?
Speaker 5: And then again, I don't know from Nantucket. I couldn't
Speaker 5: afford a place there. Maybe I'll go there on vacation
Speaker 5: to escape the summer heat someday, I don't know. But
Speaker 5: everybody on the island, and I've heard this from multiple
Speaker 5: places on the world.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh my god.
Speaker 5: Everywhere you go, you can't do what you want to
Speaker 5: do because there's influencers doing photo shoots, people creating videos
Speaker 5: on corners of themselves sipping an iced coffee, looking over
Speaker 5: their shoulder and doing a shoe kick or whatever.
Speaker 2: Every time I open Instagram, I see.
Speaker 5: Someone show me a guy to what to wear, a
Speaker 5: guy to wear to eat, a guy to what to buy,
Speaker 5: what to pack?
Speaker 2: How did babba bah?
Speaker 5: And then this one gal who owns a particularly picturesque
Speaker 5: hydrangea filled house on a wharf, I guess has talked
Speaker 5: about women constantly outside with racks of clothing, staging photo
Speaker 5: shoots right.
Speaker 2: Outside our place. Wow, so they change outfits even right right.
Speaker 5: And then you've got content creator Kylie Swanson, who drew
Speaker 5: ire from some residents and business owners after hosting a
Speaker 5: four day adult summer camp and solictening local businesses for
Speaker 5: free goods and services and holding a big influencer thing
Speaker 5: a jigger.
Speaker 4: So does this still matter? Will this run its course someday?
Speaker 4: Or is there an endless appetite for seeing a hotty
Speaker 4: twenty four year old in some cobblestone alley in some
Speaker 4: Italian town you've never heard of dress? I think, is
Speaker 4: there an endless appetite for that?
Speaker 2: It'll be like every other brand of entertainer on the planet.
Speaker 2: There will always be a market.
Speaker 5: It may the economics may change, like being in a
Speaker 5: successful rock and roll band. The economics have changed for that.
Speaker 5: But yeah, there will always be people trying to make
Speaker 5: their fortune in this. I tell you what, if there
Speaker 5: is some woman like right outside my door, like changing
Speaker 5: the outfit after outfit, doing professional photoshoots, I'm spraying them
Speaker 5: with a hose and here's your punchline. I actually went
Speaker 5: to Claude and asked, is spraying some with a some
Speaker 5: spraying someone with a garden hose a crime in most states?
Speaker 5: If so, what is the charge? And the long and
Speaker 5: short of it is, as long as I don't like
Speaker 5: put it on the blast setting stream or whatever, If
Speaker 5: I just like get them wet and it doesn't physically
Speaker 5: hurt them, misdemeanor at work.
Speaker 4: We've all learned something today, So if you're gonna blast
Speaker 4: somebody at the garden knows you got to switch it
Speaker 4: over to the soak setting right as opposed to like
Speaker 4: you're trying to, you know, wash paint off your sidewalks.
Speaker 2: Soak spray.
Speaker 5: Miss they'll all do, just don't take it an Armstrong
Speaker 5: and Getty