Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Kaddy arm Strong
Speaker 1: and and he.
Speaker 2: Armstrong and ah, that's right, it's freaking Columbus Day. I
Speaker 2: completely forgot, oh freaking Columbus and all of his accomplishments.
Speaker 2: I gotta talk about that. As I heard some high
Speaker 2: school kids talking about Columbus trafficking humans and all these
Speaker 2: things that they've been taught at their public school. Oh boy,
Speaker 2: I heard this yesterday. I couldn't have rolled my eyes
Speaker 2: harder Live from studio scene Senor a dimmly lit room,
Speaker 2: deeper from the bowels of the Armstrong in Getting Communications Compound. Hey, y'all,
Speaker 2: brand new week today, we're under the tutelage of our
Speaker 2: general manager, Trump's brain. And why is Trump's brain our
Speaker 2: general manager? It would seem as though the final argument,
Speaker 2: the final pitch, the stretch runs strategy for Kamala and
Speaker 2: Company is Trump is senile? Yeah, I didn't hear that
Speaker 2: over the weekend. She released her medical records on Friday,
Speaker 2: and why won't he release his medical record? And then
Speaker 2: to start talking about things, he says rally clearly he's
Speaker 2: got dementia. Why when he releases medical records. So is
Speaker 2: this going to be the closing argument from the Airs campaign?
Speaker 2: I don't know. It doesn't persuade me. I remember Trump's doctor,
Speaker 2: who lives under a bridge, pronounced him the healthiest president ever,
Speaker 2: like nine years ago. That's good enough for me. The
Speaker 2: rich part of this, of course, is that our current
Speaker 2: president's brain doesn't work. He's the current president of the
Speaker 2: United stated, the current most powerful person in the world's
Speaker 2: brain absolutely doesn't work. And everybody knows that this isn't
Speaker 2: even a question, right, you don't need a test. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he funks the test every time he walks out in
Speaker 2: front of a camera. And he's the current president, and
Speaker 2: the vice president who's talking about Trump's brain covered it
Speaker 2: up for all those ones. He's so energetic. I can't
Speaker 2: keep up with him behind the scenes. Oh boy. And
Speaker 2: remember she said like a week ago that Biden's completely
Speaker 2: capable of handling the world affairs. I see him in
Speaker 2: the yeah, at any time of day. So yeah, it's
Speaker 2: home lying about it. So whatever, whatever, shut up. We
Speaker 2: got some good I mean, she got big on her
Speaker 2: rallies this weekend about Trump's dimension releasing his medical records.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that is fairly rich. You could almost make
Speaker 2: the argument for national security reasons, the sitting vice president
Speaker 2: should not be out on the campaign trail saying, tell
Speaker 2: you what, old Biden, whoa, he doesn't know where he is,
Speaker 2: much less which day it is. I told him that
Speaker 2: I mentioned the White House. He said, what white House?
Speaker 2: Come on, that's a decent point. I suppose you know
Speaker 2: what you do if you're Trump. What I do if
Speaker 2: I'm Trump, is you delayed. You delay the calls grow
Speaker 2: louder to release your medical you can kill, like two
Speaker 2: of the last there's only three weeks to go. Three
Speaker 2: weeks from tomorrow is an election day. You could kill
Speaker 2: the next two weeks with the growing calls for releasing
Speaker 2: your medical records. Then you release them and it's nothing,
Speaker 2: and then you know, it diffuses the whole thing. Well,
Speaker 2: you remember Biden when his records came out and they
Speaker 2: indicated that he was just in tiptop shape. It became
Speaker 2: clear that the president Kennedy for that matter, releases what
Speaker 2: they want. Sure, that's it, Yeah, exactly. So, yeah, so
Speaker 2: I think that's the way that's going to rule out.
Speaker 2: I'm distracted by the fact that it's Columbus. I'd completely
Speaker 2: forgotten until I was I'm sorry. I'm sorry racist Indigenous
Speaker 2: people's day place right so, which is why I'm broadcasting
Speaker 2: live from Aviano Air Force Base in Italy, as that
Speaker 2: is where I'm indigenous too. I expect you to respect
Speaker 2: my customs and my traditions. Long before this came became controversial.
Speaker 2: If you're a long time listening, you'll know that I
Speaker 2: would rant and rape about this is our stupidest holiday.
Speaker 2: It is by far our stupidest federal holiday. Without a doubt.
Speaker 2: The idea of it, we have a federal holiday for
Speaker 2: Columbus is insane. Yes, an explorer landed in a country
Speaker 2: that had been occupied by humans for like twenty five
Speaker 2: thousand years. We landed in islands like four hundred miles
Speaker 2: away right here or something like that. That's true. So he
Speaker 2: lands in Haiti. Yes, after years. People have been living
Speaker 2: here for twenty five thousand years in North America, and
Speaker 2: we have a federal holiday. What an achievement holiday for him,
Speaker 2: which is Joe always points out, was something that was
Speaker 2: done back in the day to get the Italians on
Speaker 2: your buying off the Italian vote. Back in the early
Speaker 2: twentieth century. I don't remember precisely when the idiotic tradition began,
Speaker 2: but so it's that stupid thing and it's been going
Speaker 2: on my whole life and it's just stupid and super stupid.
Speaker 2: Then whoever decided that, Well, Columbus came here and then
Speaker 2: Europeans came here and decimated the Indians, so it's actually
Speaker 2: a genocide. So he's part of a genocide. So we
Speaker 2: can't have a day on it, so they change it
Speaker 2: to Indigenous People Day. So my son goes to a
Speaker 2: private school, has school today, as you should. Why wouldn't
Speaker 2: your kids go to school today? That's crazy the reason. Right. Anyway,
Speaker 2: his public school friends were with him yesterday and Sam said,
Speaker 2: can I go over to their house? They don't have
Speaker 2: school tomorrow. I know, okay, well you have school tomorrow.
Speaker 2: And I said, you guys don't have school tomorrow and
Speaker 2: they said, no, it's People Day or something. I said,
Speaker 2: you know, because they're high school kids. They don't care
Speaker 2: why they have the day off. They just know they
Speaker 2: have the day. It's not like it's a funny thing
Speaker 2: that schools do too. It's like the kids are home
Speaker 2: studying all these things whatever. Day they have off, you know,
Speaker 2: sitting around watching documentaries or whatever. But they they both said,
Speaker 2: it's I said, Indigenous People Day. He said yeah, uh,
Speaker 2: they used to call it Columbus Day. But he was
Speaker 2: like a genocide or something. And the other one said, yeah,
Speaker 2: I guess he was trafficking people or something. Is the
Speaker 2: other what the other one said? And then they rode
Speaker 2: off on their bikes and I thought, wow, that's what
Speaker 2: the public school has taught them. I guess he trafficked
Speaker 2: humans or something. You know, that's what they have the
Speaker 2: day off because Columbus traffic humans. The only reassuring part
Speaker 2: of that story to me is that I'm reminded that
Speaker 2: as the lunatic teachers and administrators are trying to indoctrinate
Speaker 2: the kids, the kids don't really care. No, not on
Speaker 2: a maybe teenage apathy that saves the United States of America.
Speaker 2: I had to say, thought, except you're talking to boys, true,
Speaker 2: and the girls are different. If the girls are told
Speaker 2: you've got to believe this to get along to belong, man,
Speaker 2: that's powerful. Uugh. So a holiday that shouldn't have existed
Speaker 2: at all. So I think this is sort of significant
Speaker 2: significant Now It was just dumb before that, they took
Speaker 2: the day off for Columbus, But now that you're using
Speaker 2: it as an opportunity to teach kids that Europeans were
Speaker 2: doing something unique on the world stage, conquering territory, fighting
Speaker 2: by going to other lands and trying to take their resources.
Speaker 2: It's what every freaking body was doing. Yeah, they're still
Speaker 2: doing it, and they're still doing it, and Russia just
Speaker 2: did it in Ukraine, and China's trying to do it
Speaker 2: in the Philippines and Taiwan. It's a thing. It's always
Speaker 2: been a thing. I've got a little feature coming up,
Speaker 2: What's Up with Africa, which will make it plain that
Speaker 2: there are a dozen different wars of quest going on
Speaker 2: on that traveled continent for instance. Yeah, I wish I
Speaker 2: had recorded that. I wouldn't have used it on the
Speaker 2: airkas wouldn't have been fair. But I just for my
Speaker 2: own the two high schoolers, Yeah, it's indigenous people or something,
Speaker 2: because I guess it was a genocide or something. Sure,
Speaker 2: yeah he was Columbus was trafficking people or something. Anyway,
Speaker 2: we got to ride off on our bikes, So that's
Speaker 2: the impression that was made on them. Oh boy, we
Speaker 2: should start to show officially, we have a lot to
Speaker 2: talk to about today. Oh you're about to hear an
Speaker 2: opening clip will explain, and that's good stuff. I'm Jack Armstrong,
Speaker 2: he's Joe Getty on this. It is Monday, October fourteenth,
Speaker 2: three weeks from election day tomorrow. They are twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 2: The incidents were limited to a handful of apartment complexes,
Speaker 2: and the mayor said, our dedicated police officers have acted
Speaker 2: on those concerned. Martha, do you hear yourself? Only a
Speaker 2: handful of apartment complexes in America we're taken over by
Speaker 2: Venezuelan gangs. More while later, you know that is an
Speaker 2: excellent rejoinder, Jady, Yes it is, and we've got the
Speaker 2: whole thing for you coming up a little bit later.
Speaker 2: The Martha Raddock's position is no, Trump's exaggerating towns haven't
Speaker 2: been taken over. A few apartment complexes have been taken over.
Speaker 2: Jady Van says, whoa, whoa, whoa. You're okay with a
Speaker 2: few apartment complexes and a small town being taken over
Speaker 2: by Venezuelan gang. That's nothing to write home about. Wow,
Speaker 2: that is so common sensically. Oh great, And we'll pair
Speaker 2: that with the latest polling on deportation. That reminds me
Speaker 2: who was it who came up? It doesn't matter. I
Speaker 2: think it may have been a piece by Peggy Noonan
Speaker 2: that I first came across. The notion of the protected
Speaker 2: class and the unprotected class. Those are the two classes
Speaker 2: in America, and so much of our media and politicians
Speaker 2: are in the protected class. They're awful. Policies open borders,
Speaker 2: for instance, don't impact them, except maybe they're gardener's a
Speaker 2: little cheaper. The folks in Aurora are part of the
Speaker 2: unprotected class, and they do care about apartment complexes being
Speaker 2: commandeered by Venezuelan gangs. It is only our a couple
Speaker 2: of apartment complex who, let's not exaggerate, how crazy is that?
Speaker 2: So you got that and a bunch of other stuff
Speaker 2: on the way, A slew of polls came out. Uh
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris isn't a bad spot? Is the headline? How
Speaker 2: does mailbag look quite good? Awesome? That's on the way.
Speaker 2: Our text line is four one five two nine five kftcart.
Speaker 4: Banks are closed today, so if you got an important
Speaker 4: banking to do, you can't because an Italian landed in
Speaker 4: Haiti twenty five thousand years after people came to North America.
Speaker 2: He's hilarious and a human trafficked or something right, right exactly.
Speaker 2: Here's your freedom loving quote of the day, friends. Another
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Speaker 2: By means of ever more effective methods of mind manipulation,
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Speaker 2: Trump us a note with you mail bag at Armstrong
Speaker 2: at getty dot com. We're having printer problems, so it
Speaker 2: wasn't so many in America. That's not having printer problems.
Speaker 2: Oh that's a good point. We're going to get to
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Speaker 2: home or at work.
Speaker 5: Still.
Speaker 2: I like to orchestrate it. I arrange it carefully, so
Speaker 2: it may be a little haphazard today. But guys, I
Speaker 2: was reading, Oh this is from a loyal listener, a
Speaker 2: frequence correspondent Power Law. I was reading Kamala Harris got
Speaker 2: five billion dollars for lecture school buses. They're slowly hitting
Speaker 2: the road. Proponents say the bus is whose initial cost
Speaker 2: about three hundred and seventy five thousand dollars apiece, is
Speaker 2: that will boost US manufacturing and bring cleaner air for Americans,
Speaker 2: reduced planet warming emissions, et cetera, et cetera. The story
Speaker 2: never gets around to even attempting to actually quantify and
Speaker 2: compare the cost of the buses. To the benefits derived
Speaker 2: from them. For example, if the key benefit is reduction
Speaker 2: in global warming, how great is the reduction? What benefits
Speaker 2: will come from it? I fear both answers are negligible.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, absolutely, we can't afford to spend billions for
Speaker 2: negligible benefits. But to some of the cost doesn't seem
Speaker 2: to matter. It's practically a religious issue. Correct. That is
Speaker 2: absolutely well written. Yeah, yeah, well, said Pellow. As always,
Speaker 2: let's see Frank talks about chronic pain and how to
Speaker 2: deal with it. Then he says, now, some pain is
Speaker 2: completely different. I've had kidney stones, and that requires a
Speaker 2: different strategy altogether while walking around inside of it. As
Speaker 2: Jack mentioned, makes total sense to me. I take a
Speaker 2: similar but opposite approach. First, I congratulate God on creating
Speaker 2: something so exquisitely perfect the pain. Then I imagine him
Speaker 2: and I standing side by side and observing and admiring
Speaker 2: the pain. That and a little demorroll do the trick.
Speaker 2: Oh man, I'm so glad of dodge the kidney stone
Speaker 2: stone so far. When I had my gallbladder attack, I
Speaker 2: was trying to try to apply some sort of pain
Speaker 2: stuff I'd heard before in my life but I wasn't
Speaker 2: so much pain, I couldn't even think. Oh yeah, and
Speaker 2: then you know what did the trick? Morphine? Morphine is
Speaker 2: what really worked. Yeah yeah. A special request for this
Speaker 2: the most election of our life lifetime from JT and Livermore.
Speaker 2: Even though we only have about three weeks to go
Speaker 2: into the most election of our lifetime, the weekends are
Speaker 2: so boring, So I have a special request, for the
Speaker 2: good of the country and for the sanity of your audience,
Speaker 2: can you please do your show every day, including weekends,
Speaker 2: until the winner is announced. Critic selection of our lifetime.
Speaker 2: It is the most election of our lifetime. Well, thank
Speaker 2: you for that obviously underhanded compliment. JT. I tell you what,
Speaker 2: if you own a shotgun and you can get it
Speaker 2: into the studio and you can level it at me,
Speaker 2: prepare yourself to see my blood spattered on the walls,
Speaker 2: because you're gonna have to shoot me before I do
Speaker 2: a show on the weekends. But thank you. Let's see,
Speaker 2: Oh this is good David and Oakland who writes now
Speaker 2: and again and it's always a little like this. You're
Speaker 2: a pennis thing. How disgusting are you trying to be trendy?
Speaker 2: You guys dip below the belt and come off as
Speaker 2: desperate to be cool and with it. I turned the
Speaker 2: dial having no interest in the part you are alluding to.
Speaker 2: You just couldn't help yourself. And I wonder how dense
Speaker 2: and dumb you it can be. Do you really think
Speaker 2: this is cutting edge stuff? What are they talking about?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Did we do some reference to genitalium?
Speaker 2: Perhaps in the one war Thing podcast? Do you remember
Speaker 2: Hansen something penis related? From Friday? David has been so
Speaker 2: much lately it all blends together, right, Yeah, that's a
Speaker 2: good point. Yeah, David writes occasionally makes it clear that
Speaker 2: he just despises us, and then you know, vanishes back
Speaker 2: into the woodwork. Barbaric Joe you mentioned the other day.
Speaker 2: There's no fixing stupid. The only example I can think of,
Speaker 2: writes Daniel where stupid was fixed was the Scarecrow and
Speaker 2: the Wizard of Oz. So can we get Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: to crack open a bud light and sing if I
Speaker 2: only had a brain? I don't see that happening. And
Speaker 2: then finally this from Tammy with two e's controversial Tammy,
Speaker 2: I don't recall what prompted me to Google Katie Green
Speaker 2: this weekend. But I did, and I landed on her YouTube.
Speaker 2: But the Blue Angels number one is a woman. I
Speaker 2: pictured her as a brunette, but she's a cute blonde.
Speaker 2: I'm a hetero woman, not creepily hitting on her, just saying. Two,
Speaker 2: I've only heard snippets of Jack's experience with the Blue Angels. Three,
Speaker 2: Jack and Katie could talk about their flights. Hmm, so
Speaker 2: David and Oakland. If he didn't like penis talk, he's
Speaker 2: gonna love vomit talk, so stay with us. Yeah, yeah, Katie,
Speaker 2: did you find it upsetting digestively the flight at two instances? Yes,
Speaker 2: breast of it? No, I was fine. I filled both
Speaker 2: of the vomit bags completely full. Oh really, yes, For
Speaker 2: a while they were calling me two sack Jack because
Speaker 2: I got off the plane holding both bags and some
Speaker 2: good pictures of like trophies. However, I did drink the
Speaker 2: night before and eat unfortunate food tie food, as I recall. Yes,
Speaker 2: I went out to a tie restaurant and drank when
Speaker 2: they said don't eat anything spicy or drink okay, because
Speaker 2: rules do not apply to me, No, certainly not. What
Speaker 2: are you use some sort of sheeply, which of the
Speaker 2: many polling numbers would you like to hear that are
Speaker 2: amazing from the weekend? For instance, this one, Did Biden's
Speaker 2: policies help or hurt your family? Forty five percent hurt?
Speaker 2: Did Trump's policies help or hurt your family forty four
Speaker 2: percent helped? Uh? With tiny numbers for the other side.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, so lots of that.
Speaker 1: Stay to armstrong and getdy.
Speaker 2: So I've been loving Saturday Night Lives take on the Election,
Speaker 2: where they have all the people. They got Maya Rudolph
Speaker 2: doing Kamala Harris, they got their guy doing Trump, they
Speaker 2: got Andy Samberg doing Kamala Harris's husband, they got Gaffigan
Speaker 2: doing Walls. They all of them every week and it's
Speaker 2: really good. But if you didn't see it Saturday Night,
Speaker 2: here's the premise before we play a little clip. Since
Speaker 2: they couldn't agree to a debate or anything like that,
Speaker 2: they decided the best thing to do between Harris, the
Speaker 2: Harris family and the Trump family would be to play
Speaker 2: the family feud truck try to decide. You know where
Speaker 2: things are, and so here's the first question for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 5: Okay, one hundred people surveyed. Top six answers on the board.
Speaker 5: Name something that you're keeping your glove compartment?
Speaker 2: Oh, dp, Harris, Steve.
Speaker 3: Look, I was raised in a middle class family.
Speaker 2: All right, Oh, here we go. Okay.
Speaker 3: My mother raised my sister and me. All right, she
Speaker 3: worked hard and saved up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, huh.
Speaker 3: We had a second mother too.
Speaker 5: Okay, did that mother have a glow compartment?
Speaker 3: A small business owner named miss Shelton?
Speaker 5: Okay, we got that something that you keep in your
Speaker 5: glocal apartment?
Speaker 2: Oh a glock?
Speaker 3: See if a big old block?
Speaker 5: Oh snap, okay, so you strapped like that? All right,
Speaker 5: show me the blip blam blicket number two answer the
Speaker 5: Democrats is controlling the board.
Speaker 2: Let's go. Oh boy. I thought that was pretty funny.
Speaker 2: And the fact that Saturday Night Live is willing to
Speaker 2: go with the look I was born in a middle
Speaker 2: class family. Yeah, as a mocking thing is you know
Speaker 2: that's something if you've penetrated to that level by Kamala Harris,
Speaker 2: that snl' is bocking you for it, sure, because they
Speaker 2: think it's so mockable. And what was interesting was that
Speaker 2: it was universally recognized by the audience. They got the
Speaker 2: joke right, away right, Yeah, which will lead into some
Speaker 2: of the a little bit of the polling that came
Speaker 2: out of the weekend. Bunch of major polls came out
Speaker 2: over the weekend. But here's a little Trump at is
Speaker 2: this all Coachella or wherever he was? He was a
Speaker 2: bunch of different plays. It doesn't matter wherever. Here's a
Speaker 2: little bit of Trump and my numbers with the black
Speaker 2: and especially black men. I love black men, I love them,
Speaker 2: I love them. I'm I have gone through the roof
Speaker 2: with black men. Black. Kamala gets four more years, the
Speaker 2: entire country will be turned into a migrant camp. And
Speaker 2: that's what's happening. Millions and millions of people early voting
Speaker 2: by mail.
Speaker 1: And in person opened in errors owner earlier this week.
Speaker 2: So if you have a ballot, return it immediately, and
Speaker 2: if not, go vote, get your you know what up
Speaker 2: and vote. So the polls come out, the big poles
Speaker 2: come out over the weekend, and it's the behind the
Speaker 2: scenes stuff. Reporting is that a lot of Democrats are
Speaker 2: strategists and whatnot, are frightened to death, and they probably
Speaker 2: should be since it's basically a tide race and everybody
Speaker 2: knows that Kamala Harris really has to win the vote
Speaker 2: by at least three points nationwide to win the electoral college,
Speaker 2: and if it's tied, they're definitely losing anyway, some of
Speaker 2: this stuff like from the NBC poll basically your approval
Speaker 2: rating your feelings toward candidate's positive or negative. Trump and
Speaker 2: Harris tied at forty three for positive. So you can
Speaker 2: talk about the threat to democracy and now he's Hitler
Speaker 2: and all this sort of stuff you want, but they're
Speaker 2: tied forty three forty three. Yeah, I hate to be
Speaker 2: tied with Hitler, absolutely new. You hate to be tied
Speaker 2: with the greatest threat to our democracy since it was
Speaker 2: found out. And the main thing about that is the
Speaker 2: NBC polled their own same pole so using the same
Speaker 2: methodology September, So that's now just a month ago. A
Speaker 2: month ago on September, that whole feeling toward the candidate
Speaker 2: was forty eight Harris forty Trump. So Trump's gone up three,
Speaker 2: Harris has gone down five. Not shocking. Who was it
Speaker 2: who said the other day, Oh it was Kevin McCarthy said, Uh,
Speaker 2: she always peaks early, and then the more you're exposed
Speaker 2: to her, the less you like her. Every race she's
Speaker 2: ever run, and he is correct. Yeah, I mean that,
Speaker 2: that's clearly true. And that was always the knock on Hillary.
Speaker 2: You need to go to Wisconsin where she'd go. Wherever
Speaker 2: she went, her numbers went down right like because a
Speaker 2: person's vision of her seemed great until you actually sorry,
Speaker 2: You're like, I don't know, I like that. I mean,
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris has got that same problem. Maybe Kamala has
Speaker 2: to get back to Central America and keep working on
Speaker 2: the root causes. Get out of the country completely. Might
Speaker 2: be your only chance to win. Here's another number that
Speaker 2: came out over the weekend that I thought was pretty
Speaker 2: damned interesting, just in terms of being a vice president
Speaker 2: running for president. When George H. W. Bush ran for
Speaker 2: president as the sitting VEEP, Reagan was at sixty percent.
Speaker 2: When Al Gore ran for president with Bill Clinton as
Speaker 2: a sitting president, so he was a bit. Bill Clinton
Speaker 2: was at sixty percent, So both Reagan and Clinton were
Speaker 2: sixty percent. Biden's at forty three. So she's trying to
Speaker 2: run with a current president, her boss, same administration a lot,
Speaker 2: you know, a full seventeen points lower, and that forty
Speaker 2: three is about as high as it's been for a
Speaker 2: long time. Yeah, I suspect some of that sympathy because
Speaker 2: the guys you know, in God's waiting room, as it were.
Speaker 2: And yeah, no kidding. And then we can get into
Speaker 2: a later the breakdown of some of the racial stuff,
Speaker 2: which is really really interesting. Trump is doing way better
Speaker 2: among Hispanics and black vote than any Republican has done,
Speaker 2: and that hasn't chipped away or gone down, if anything's
Speaker 2: got up. Oh and my other favorite number from the weekend.
Speaker 2: Oh if I might jump in quickly, I thought, Keenan,
Speaker 2: what's his last tame? I can never remember it. I'm
Speaker 2: sut In Thompson. He's the funniest guy in America. Anyway.
Speaker 2: He made a joke about Democrats are losing black people.
Speaker 2: Without black people, you don't have a party, you have
Speaker 2: a small gathering. That thought, wow, that's an interesting comment. Yeah. Oh, well,
Speaker 2: to that black vote. In twenty sixteen, Democrats got ninety
Speaker 2: two percent of the black vote. In twenty twenty, they
Speaker 2: got ninety percent of the black vote. Currently in the
Speaker 2: New York Times, Senapol Democrats are getting seventy eight percent
Speaker 2: of the black vote. So that's still overwhelming majority, but
Speaker 2: that's a big drop a dozen points or more double
Speaker 2: digit drop, and it's not explained by some sort of
Speaker 2: cultive personality thing either. I mean with Trump, it's got
Speaker 2: to be well, it's probably fatigue with the Democratic Party
Speaker 2: and its empty promises on the one hand, and also
Speaker 2: just the raw economic argument Trump it can make that
Speaker 2: appeals to plenty of folks, no matter what they look like,
Speaker 2: which is the way you ought to vote, right, I
Speaker 2: think it's I think it's wrong to break it down
Speaker 2: by race and break it down by working class men.
Speaker 2: It's black, working classmen. Working classmen are by far going
Speaker 2: for Trump. Actually, men are going for Trump and women
Speaker 2: are going for Harris by pretty big numbers. If the
Speaker 2: numbers hold where they are now, boy, this will be
Speaker 2: fun for everybody's relationships. If you're straight, yeah, if you're gay,
Speaker 2: you don't have to worry about it. But if you're straight,
Speaker 2: it's going to be the biggest gender gap in the
Speaker 2: history of America, it looks like, in terms of the
Speaker 2: difference between men and women voting. So maybe just don't
Speaker 2: bring down the presidential race, you know in the bedroom. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's some good marital advice, and maybe among the biggest
Speaker 2: numbers I saw over the weekend right after Do we
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Speaker 2: here's a number that the media hates. Gotta be. This
Speaker 2: one's been holding true for a while. It's up damn
Speaker 2: near sixty percent views on deporting all undocumented immigrants, almost
Speaker 2: sixty percent support for that nationwide. Wow. You want to
Speaker 2: talk about the all time example of the difference between
Speaker 2: how America is and the way it's portrayed by the media,
Speaker 2: right there there, Shiblaus. Right. So in all your debates,
Speaker 2: they get into these conversations about immigration, always presented from
Speaker 2: the progressive point of view, about how mean you've been
Speaker 2: to immigrants, locking kids in kse just in separating families
Speaker 2: and all these things. Sixty percent of Americans want anybody
Speaker 2: that's not documented now kicked out. I don't care if
Speaker 2: it's mom and dad, I don't care if it's kids,
Speaker 2: I don't It doesn't matter to me. I want all
Speaker 2: kicked out. I mean, and that's a crazy position, but
Speaker 2: it's untenable. It can't happen, it will never happen, right,
Speaker 2: But it just shows how the country feels about this. Literally,
Speaker 2: the question from those two she wolves on ABC was
Speaker 2: are you going to separate families? Are you willing to
Speaker 2: separate children from their families? Wait a minute, whoa, whoa, whoa?
Speaker 2: How did we get into the like the four hundred
Speaker 2: level micro part of immigration policy? You skipped over the
Speaker 2: fact that the border is open. Unbelievable. Trump should hammer
Speaker 2: this more, not less, And he hammers it a lot,
Speaker 2: but he should he should feel perfectly comfortable going about
Speaker 2: as far as he can on the conversation of immigration. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's that's just astounding. Again, how do you feel about
Speaker 2: deporting all undocumented immigrants?
Speaker 5: Not?
Speaker 2: It doesn't even say illegals. Yeah, yeah, I was thinking
Speaker 2: about this over the weekend. I was what about the Dreamers?
Speaker 2: What are you gonna do to help the dreamers? Another
Speaker 2: question that comes up in debates all the time. Help
Speaker 2: the dreamers? Aren't they like sixty years old at this point?
Speaker 2: The vast majority, the vast majority of Americans want them
Speaker 2: killed kicked out. Yeah, wow, wow, So I was thinking
Speaker 2: about it over the weekend. I was pretty surprised. The
Speaker 2: Wall Street Journal ran a news story that was essentially
Speaker 2: taking all of Trump's nuttiest pronouncements one hundred percent seriously
Speaker 2: and and more, that he'd be a dictator, that sort
Speaker 2: of thing. I got a house said down the street
Speaker 2: from me that has a project twenty twenty five horror
Speaker 2: sign in the art or something. That's right. I gotta
Speaker 2: make a note. I wouldn't talk about that, but anyway,
Speaker 2: UH tell me if I'm wrong. And you know, I
Speaker 2: think Trump's a maniac. I think his own party will
Speaker 2: restrain his worst impulses. That's what I'm counting. I think
Speaker 2: Kamala's party will reinforce her worst impulses. Well, that's a
Speaker 2: good one. You got to send that to somebody. That's
Speaker 2: a good one. The air. I mean, this doesn't count.
Speaker 2: Somebody write that down for me. This doesn't count. Get it, busy,
Speaker 2: get it somewhere important. That's really good analysis. Right, he
Speaker 2: is going to go? Or yeah, I suppose you could
Speaker 2: make the argument for both sides. You could make the
Speaker 2: argument that he gets elected president his party, his own
Speaker 2: party is going to have to restrain him. If our side,
Speaker 2: if speaking for a Kamala Harris supporter, which I'm not,
Speaker 2: if our side wins were all in together to try
Speaker 2: to accomplish these things, we're not trying to hold back
Speaker 2: our own candidate. I would put it this way, after
Speaker 2: his inauguration, Trump will be moderated by forces with an
Speaker 2: Republican party. There you go, that's a good way to
Speaker 2: put it. Moderated. Yeah, I mean the whole woke thing,
Speaker 2: oh thousand miles per hour down the train track to
Speaker 2: doom three weeks from tomorrow. Although the chance was elected obviously,
Speaker 2: the chance that we know three weeks from marrow who
Speaker 2: one is probably fairly low. Looks like we're sending one
Speaker 2: hundred troops and an anti missile system to Israel, sending
Speaker 2: troops to Israel, will there be boots on the ground,
Speaker 2: among other things we need to talk about today, it's
Speaker 2: Columbus Day, so we've got a bit of a reverential
Speaker 2: tone going. Indeed, Happy Columbus Day to U and US.
Speaker 2: Stay tuned. Fans of the Peanuts comic strip were upset
Speaker 2: after a fan account endorsed Donald Trump. Even worse, they
Speaker 2: claim that Franklin was trying to eat Snoopy. Franklin is
Speaker 2: the black character and peanits if you don't remember. Yes,
Speaker 2: you see Haitians and they're eating the pets of the
Speaker 2: people who lived there. Wow, that's a funny joke. That's good,
Speaker 2: frank I was gonna eat Snoopy. That's funny. I laughing. Boy,
Speaker 2: it's time to get serious. I'm reminded of a quote
Speaker 2: that i'd never heard from Winston Churchill. Somebody, I think
Speaker 2: one of you find folks sent it in. We were
Speaker 2: talking about World War two and the gathering storm and
Speaker 2: the rest of it, and Churchill once said, nothing will change,
Speaker 2: or nothing changes until you're attacked. He tried for years
Speaker 2: and years and years to wake up the British government,
Speaker 2: the British people, and then the Germans attacked and everybody said,
Speaker 2: Churchill's right, let's fire up the forges, let's get ready
Speaker 2: for to defend ourselves. And of course by then they've
Speaker 2: taken terrible losses and came within, you know, the English
Speaker 2: channel of being wiped off the face of the earth,
Speaker 2: along with democracy in Europe. Anyway, this is from that theme,
Speaker 2: nothing change just till you're attacked. Mystery drones have been
Speaker 2: swarming one of our most sensitive military bases for seventeen days.
Speaker 2: The Pentagon is stumped. US officials don't know who's behind
Speaker 2: the drones that have flown unhindered over sensitive national security sites,
Speaker 2: and they don't know how to stop them because it
Speaker 2: might be dangerous to shoot them down, some shrapnel might
Speaker 2: fall and hurt somebody or something, so they just let
Speaker 2: them keep flying. I saw that, and there were quotes
Speaker 2: from normal people, not like quack jobs. That's what got
Speaker 2: my attention about this story. This is you know, you
Speaker 2: hear this sort of thing sometimes and it's wacky people
Speaker 2: talking about it, but it was like it was, you know,
Speaker 2: sober minded people. Oh yeah. US Air Force General Mark
Speaker 2: Kelly got reports that these drones have been flying over
Speaker 2: Langley Air Force Base on Virginia's shoreline. Oh, for what
Speaker 2: it's worth, Kelly, who's a fighter pilot now, in general
Speaker 2: estimating that the first drone he saw was roughly twenty
Speaker 2: feet long, flying at more than one hundred miles per
Speaker 2: hour at an altitude of roughly three to four thousand feet.
Speaker 2: This is not a three hundred dollars target drone. Once again,
Speaker 2: you are right, we need different words for different things, right,
Speaker 2: because when I read that and I saw the headlining
Speaker 2: you just mentioned it, I always picture tiny little drunk
Speaker 2: like the one I saw at the high school football
Speaker 2: game flying over it so it could get pictures the
Speaker 2: other day. That's not it. This is like an airplane. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So Kelly, who's a senior commander at the base, got
Speaker 2: on a squadron rooftop to see for himself with a
Speaker 2: handful of other officers responsible for several of the nation's
Speaker 2: most advanced jet fighters, including F twenty two Raptors. Anyway,
Speaker 2: for several nights they had been reporting this mysterious breach
Speaker 2: of restricted airspace, quoting from the Wall Street General over
Speaker 2: a stretch of land that has one of the largest
Speaker 2: concentrations in national security facilities in the US. The show
Speaker 2: so usually starts forty five minutes to an hour after sunset,
Speaker 2: another senior leader told Kelly, and sure enough, they just
Speaker 2: crisscrossed the area for quite some time, a dozen or
Speaker 2: more over the following nights, and they don't know if
Speaker 2: they belong to clever hobbyists or hostile forces. Some suspected
Speaker 2: that Russia or China deployed them to test the response
Speaker 2: of US forces, which seems absolutely clear to me. But
Speaker 2: federal law prohibits the military from shooting down drunes on
Speaker 2: your military basis unless they pose an imminent threat. Remember
Speaker 2: what Elon was saying last week about most of the
Speaker 2: time this stuff is us testing super fancy stuff that
Speaker 2: is so secretive that other people in the chain of
Speaker 2: command don't even know about it. Is there any chance
Speaker 2: we're testing our own ability to pick these things up
Speaker 2: over our own national security sites, testing our own vulnerability.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'm just trying to steal a man your argument.
Speaker 2: I guess I'm just trying to figure out why we're
Speaker 2: I'm not very concerned about this. I know, I know,
Speaker 2: and having read this, and there are a couple other
Speaker 2: quotes about how you know it could be dangerous to
Speaker 2: civilians and we don't want to risk blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: And to me, it's straight out of Churchill's quote, which
Speaker 2: is why I brought it up. It was like the
Speaker 2: damn Chinese spy balloon. The idea that you couldn't shoot
Speaker 2: a town over rural Montana because it might hit like
Speaker 2: one dude out hunting bear or something. That that is
Speaker 2: a that is a fat, happy country that thinks it's
Speaker 2: it's impregnable. Well, did you read the big New York
Speaker 2: Times peace over the weekend about they got that treasured
Speaker 2: trove of information about Hamas's planning for the big October
Speaker 2: seventh attack? Did you need that to start? I see that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's a good one. I'll have to talk about that later.
Speaker 2: But we know all about their planning in Israel's response
Speaker 2: and that sort of thing, and Israel, and Israel was
Speaker 2: convinced that a mass wasn't interested in attacking them, and
Speaker 2: just so we don't need to worry about this sort
Speaker 2: of society. Yeah, we know they're doing drills. Don't worry
Speaker 2: about it. Right, Well, that's that's what that's where we are. Well,
Speaker 2: the story I didn't get to related. I think scale
Speaker 2: of Chinese spying overwhelms Western governments. They're spying all the time, everywhere.
Speaker 2: Our point today, be afraid, be very afraid.
Speaker 1: Armstrong and Getty