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Speaker 2: Jack Armstrong, Joe, Katty Armstrong and Jetty and He Armsrong
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Speaker 1: He's in your hey dimly litten room, deeper in the
Speaker 1: bowels of the Armstrong and Getty Communications compound, surrounded by
Speaker 1: razor wire remote in case of some Cubans try to
Speaker 1: come at us with a boat, we got all kinds
Speaker 1: of Goberman pinchers and security system anyway, and today we
Speaker 1: are toiling under the title children, how do you spell sellon?
Speaker 1: Or a RAN's last chance Nuclear dance? End's last chance
Speaker 1: nuclear dance.
Speaker 2: Let's try to rhymes.
Speaker 1: You see it's clever, it's extra powerful. Yes, the rhyming,
Speaker 1: oh breaking it rhyme loud? What did Biden say something
Speaker 1: like that? So can you give me the quick rundown
Speaker 1: on this boat? I don't quite understand what happened there
Speaker 1: the Cuba boat. My understanding, based on the research by
Speaker 1: our crack staff, is that it's likely Cuban's trying to
Speaker 1: rescue relatives, which they do semi frequently. They take boats
Speaker 1: from Florida and try to get their poor, beleaguered, imprisoned communists,
Speaker 1: oppressed loved ones out of Cuba. A boat was going
Speaker 1: from the United States to Cuba to rescue. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: then what exactly the Cuban security forces said, No, the
Speaker 1: only way we keep anybody on the island is by
Speaker 1: imprisoning them because communism sucks.
Speaker 2: So bad, so we're going to shoot at you.
Speaker 1: How's that just not end the whole discussion of socialism
Speaker 1: right there? That all your socialist communist countries have to
Speaker 1: have guns at the border pointing inward to keep people
Speaker 1: all their country half and every other country like decent
Speaker 1: country people are sneaking into you need to have If
Speaker 1: you were going to use guns, you'd have to have
Speaker 1: them pointed outward. Isn't that the whole Doesn't that end
Speaker 1: the discussion? It seems like it would. It makes me
Speaker 1: insane that it doesn't. But the all purpose, it's it's
Speaker 1: like the what was that the great brand of floormats
Speaker 1: for your your truck? What's that company? Great American company?
Speaker 1: They last forever, You can't destroy them. That grade of
Speaker 1: argument is, well, they didn't do it right, but we're
Speaker 1: going to do it right. They didn't have that argument
Speaker 1: can't be destroyed. Apparently you can set fire to it
Speaker 1: and the next generation of morons will throw it out there.
Speaker 2: It's the weather Tech argument, weather at Tech exactly.
Speaker 1: It's the stuff is weather at Tech. The segment of
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Speaker 1: barb war to keep people in West Germany. That's not
Speaker 1: what was going on there, right, right, And as I
Speaker 1: told you, wonderful tour guide in Slovakia told us in
Speaker 1: the communist days, they would tell everybody that the West
Speaker 1: is so poverty stricken and violent and terrible. Everybody's desperate
Speaker 1: to get into the socialist paradise. So that's why we
Speaker 1: have such carefully guarded border. Oh really, I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, And by the way, don't try to leave,
Speaker 1: or will shoot you in your back. So the number
Speaker 1: one story, it seems to me, for mainstream media today
Speaker 1: is Epstein related. Oh lord, all based on this NPR
Speaker 1: story that came out. They started last week and has
Speaker 1: kept going of some files that are known to be
Speaker 1: missing that are all around Trump stuff, whereas other files
Speaker 1: are not missing. There are a bunch of files related
Speaker 1: to Donald Trump and some underage girl. And of course
Speaker 1: all of this up is completely substantiated, and they were
Speaker 1: dry holes a lot of these stories, as we've talked
Speaker 1: about a lot, and that's why nothing ever went anywhere
Speaker 1: on this stuff. But anyway, if it's true that the
Speaker 1: Trump stuff is missing from the big Epstein dump, then
Speaker 1: that's that's a big story, and it's a it's wall
Speaker 1: to wall cover jo on MSNBC and CNN, and Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton is testifying today under oath behind closed doors. First
Speaker 1: time ever a former president or former first lady has
Speaker 1: testified under oath over something like this, been compelled to
Speaker 1: do it. A another norm goes down, another norm goes
Speaker 1: by the wayside. And in the last just a few years, yeah,
Speaker 1: no kidding, they wanted it public. The Clintons wanted it public,
Speaker 1: but the Republicans said no. Although it's there's quite a
Speaker 1: bit of belief that the video of the testimony will
Speaker 1: come out, So I don't know, edit, I don't see
Speaker 1: a huge difference between public and it out on video later.
Speaker 2: What's the difference news cycle? Does? It just don't impact
Speaker 2: the news cycle in a different way.
Speaker 1: I mean, if it's completely unedited, I don't see much
Speaker 1: difference now. I don't know that's an interesting question. I
Speaker 1: do think it's kind of an interesting angle that Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton at What is she eighty still having to get
Speaker 1: involved in Bill's flandering ways.
Speaker 2: I mean he dragged him.
Speaker 1: To talk about it. You mean, he cheated on her
Speaker 1: their whole marriage, and she's still even as an old lady.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure they have no relations amongst themselves at all.
Speaker 2: Bill and Hillary.
Speaker 1: She's still got to answer to various things and explain
Speaker 1: away his behaviors. Yes, yes, yes, it's got to be
Speaker 1: highly annoying.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes it is. I'm sure it is.
Speaker 1: I mean the great bargain of the philanderer and the
Speaker 1: poor wife is just don't embarrass me, all right, don't
Speaker 1: make me the cheated on wife in public in a
Speaker 1: way that humiliates me. And he does it. It's like now,
Speaker 1: decades decades of non stop humiliation.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: I'm sure she just loved those pictures that came out
Speaker 1: with him sitting in the hot tub with addies.
Speaker 2: Of course he was. She probably thought when she saw
Speaker 2: those pictures, you know.
Speaker 1: What would happen if And I've been really intrigued by
Speaker 1: this notion since Judy and I watched The House of
Speaker 1: Cards number of years ago with Kevin Spacey.
Speaker 2: Purple Kevin Spacey not wow.
Speaker 1: Wow, that was homophobic. That was ignored the outcome of
Speaker 1: several lawsuits. That was slanderous. Probably, I will testify on
Speaker 1: your behalf, mister Spacey. Uh, just cover my expenses, which
Speaker 1: are considerable.
Speaker 2: He'll grab your ass. I hope he does. I could
Speaker 2: use the action anyway. Where was it?
Speaker 1: Oh, the notion of these power couples, these DC super
Speaker 1: power couples that may not have exchanged so much as
Speaker 1: a peck on the cheek for a decade, but they
Speaker 1: stay together because they're a quote unquote power couple. And
Speaker 1: you know, a simple Midwestern boy who's with his college sweetheart.
Speaker 1: Me is I'm just I'm intrigued and flabbergasted by why
Speaker 1: don't they just say we're not really a conventional married
Speaker 1: couple at this point, we just were partners in essentially
Speaker 1: a political firm, because that's.
Speaker 2: What they are.
Speaker 1: We're friends, but we're associates well as a by the
Speaker 1: pretense of being a married couplet. As a guy who's
Speaker 1: got the opposite story from you, I can tell you
Speaker 1: the legal untangling of a marriage is very very complicated.
Speaker 2: And expense Yeah, oh yeah, I don't think they. I
Speaker 2: don't think they want to do that.
Speaker 1: Well, no, I'm not saying they should get divorced. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying they should say no, stop talking about us
Speaker 1: being lovers and like we're not, We're just partners. Were
Speaker 1: stayed married for financial reasons. I guess you just don't
Speaker 1: say that out loud.
Speaker 2: I guess he knows it.
Speaker 1: I've known people like that, not power people, but what
Speaker 1: kind of kind of successful people that were. It just
Speaker 1: would be too complicated and ugly and not ugly in
Speaker 1: like a hateful way, just ugly in a what a
Speaker 1: mess dealing with a house and who's going to live where,
Speaker 1: friends and all.
Speaker 2: That sort of stuff. That's yeah, I'm asking the opposite
Speaker 2: of that.
Speaker 1: I think they stay married, stay partners, and just say
Speaker 1: we're especially business partners at this point.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: With Bill and Hillary, I've always thought that maybe they
Speaker 1: just think each other. They really really do love each
Speaker 1: other's minds when it comes to like political decisions, and
Speaker 1: they've had a decades long friendship forged in fire, Yeah,
Speaker 1: shared experience, et cetera. It's very powerful when I read,
Speaker 1: and I'm just intrigued by the notion. I just a
Speaker 1: couple of years ago read George Stephanopolis is All Too Human.
Speaker 1: So he was the campaign manager for the Clintons and
Speaker 1: ninety two and then he wrote a book I don't
Speaker 1: know in the nineties. I didn't read it until a
Speaker 1: couple of years ago, but early on there's a there's
Speaker 1: a chapter in there about how one you had one
Speaker 1: you had a bimbo eruption, which I think was a
Speaker 1: term coined by James Carvill, but had a bimbo eruption
Speaker 1: where you know, I got another check that Bill was
Speaker 1: messing around with, and it's in the news, and we
Speaker 1: got to figure out how to analys and the biggest
Speaker 1: one maybe was Jennifer Flowers. I don't I don't know
Speaker 1: which one it was, but it was one of the
Speaker 1: bimbo eruptions. And uh, Bill got on the phone with
Speaker 1: Hillary and and uh, because Stephanopolis, not understanding a weird
Speaker 1: marriage like this, was like, oh my god, now what's
Speaker 1: gonna happen or everything like that. Bill got on the
Speaker 1: phone with Hillary, and Hillary said I'll take care of it, basically,
Speaker 1: and he said Okay, I'm not exactly sure what that means,
Speaker 1: but I'm making my wow what face? Yeah, how interesting?
Speaker 1: Like she was perfectly aware and probably not okay with
Speaker 1: but realized is part of the deal.
Speaker 2: And I'll handle it, and.
Speaker 1: Probably handled it in the way that handled got handled
Speaker 1: a lot of those women, where they would absolutely destroy
Speaker 1: their person, their reputations in the media to discredit them.
Speaker 2: Hillary is probably behind all of that.
Speaker 1: Judy and I had some friends a while back, lost
Speaker 1: touch with them, but they're immigrants from India, both quite
Speaker 1: well educated, hard working, etc.
Speaker 2: Etc.
Speaker 1: But they were an arranged marriage back in the old country,
Speaker 1: and they give us a bit of a description of
Speaker 1: what it's like, and they said, yeah, you grow to
Speaker 1: love the person you're with, and they seem quite happy.
Speaker 1: I haven't talked to him in quite a while, but
Speaker 1: so like that sort of marriage.
Speaker 2: I rubbed my chin.
Speaker 1: I think, well, that's interesting, just like a super power
Speaker 1: couple marriage.
Speaker 2: How does that work? What do you tell people?
Speaker 1: I think they also have always Men were talking about
Speaker 1: the Clintons like it's the nineties, but I think they've
Speaker 1: always been able to circle the wagons and lord being
Speaker 1: attacked by those evil Republicans and just make it that
Speaker 1: the Republicans are evil and you and I need to
Speaker 1: fight them for all that is good in the universe
Speaker 1: and that they can if you focus on that wetch.
Speaker 1: I'm sure she is going to do today. In her mind,
Speaker 1: it's the evil Republicans once again trying to do something.
Speaker 1: She doesn't have to think about the weird he cheated
Speaker 1: on me and embarrassed me and all that sort of stuff,
Speaker 1: or it's just such old hat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she doesn't care. I don't know if.
Speaker 1: Anything's going to come out of that. The Hillary testimony, No,
Speaker 1: and then when when does Bill testify?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Nothing's going to come of it. So
Speaker 2: I haven't paid attention.
Speaker 1: This is a pseudo event of the sort you're always
Speaker 1: talking about.
Speaker 2: We will have to Yeah, it probably is.
Speaker 1: We will have to get to the main story of
Speaker 1: the day though for the mainstream media, of the missing documents,
Speaker 1: because if that's true, that's gonna it looks weird if
Speaker 1: nothing else. Let's start the show. Officially, I'm Jack Armstrong,
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Speaker 3: President Clinton is in the Epstein filed spokesforson for the
Speaker 3: Clinton's former president Bill Clinton, and as for the former.
Speaker 2: Secretary Hillary Clinton. She says, the Clintons to Clinton's Clinton.
Speaker 2: So Hanson, so grating.
Speaker 1: Hans and I both watched the early episode of News
Speaker 1: Nation and noticed the reporters, one of those young people
Speaker 1: that doesn't say teas Clinton talking about Hillary Clinton, Clinton
Speaker 1: Clinton and testifying the close doors Hillary Clinton, Clinton's Clinton.
Speaker 1: My son does that too. It's just it's a culture thing.
Speaker 1: It's just God, I don't know, I don't know where
Speaker 1: it came from, but it's a thing. Where's it gonna go?
Speaker 1: And how quickly? That's what I want to know. We've
Speaker 1: got Kenny's headlines on the way stay here.
Speaker 2: Clinton, what.
Speaker 1: From Getty? So Bill Clinton testifies tomorrow, So it's Hillary today,
Speaker 1: Bill is tomorrow. Halprin's reporting is that Hillary still has
Speaker 1: her fastball. Bill's friends are not so sure about him
Speaker 1: and his ability to handle complicated issues at this point. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he has the pump heead remember with the open heart
Speaker 1: surgery when they shut you down and freeze you up,
Speaker 1: and sometimes it affects your your brain pain. He's also
Speaker 1: old as af. You know that's true, doctor Jack. It's
Speaker 1: a good point.
Speaker 2: Sarah.
Speaker 1: Thank you for consulting on this case. So more on
Speaker 1: that to come, But first let's figure out who's reporting what.
Speaker 1: It's the lead story with Katie Green, Katie Well.
Speaker 2: That is the lead Epstein Epstein Epstein.
Speaker 4: ABC do OJ is reviewing whether the Epstein reports were
Speaker 4: improperly withheld NBC, Hillary Clinton set for deposition with the
Speaker 4: House Oversight Community in Jeffrey Epstein probe and and nude.
Speaker 2: Photos and passports.
Speaker 4: The Justice Department posted does of problematic images to Epstein
Speaker 4: files website CNN Analysis.
Speaker 1: Fine, so this is a real story. I mean, it
Speaker 1: sure looks like it's a real story. This Epstein thing
Speaker 1: that that NPR dug up. That is now a scandal.
Speaker 1: But we'll talk to explain that more later.
Speaker 2: Let it go.
Speaker 4: Iran strikes threatened to defleet US weapons supplies and put
Speaker 4: American troops at risk.
Speaker 2: Yeah. True.
Speaker 4: The New York Times and Vidio reported a profit of
Speaker 4: one hundred and twenty billion dollars over the last year
Speaker 4: as the chip giant continued to grow at an astonishing rate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Wall Street Journal, big on the huss What bubble
Speaker 1: was there? Basically their headline, I don't know what this means?
Speaker 1: And why didn't I once again getting invested in the video?
Speaker 2: How long am I gonna continue to say?
Speaker 1: Should have got should have got in two years ago,
Speaker 1: should have got in any hearg.
Speaker 2: Should I got in three months ago. It's too late now, certainly.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a little different angle to the Cubist CBS Cuba
Speaker 4: says it killed four people on a speedboat from Florida,
Speaker 4: alleges they were trying to carry out terrorism on Cuba.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Sure, you're a bunch of commies.
Speaker 1: You're starving your people, Your corrupt, kleptomaniac scumbags die die Commies. Well,
Speaker 1: the interesting part of it, of course, is our Secretary
Speaker 1: of States family fled Cuba and is pretty interested, has
Speaker 1: a lot of self interest in figuring this out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he takes it personally.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: From Fox News, Biden's FBI subpoenaed Cash Betel's and Susie
Speaker 4: Wilde's own record during federal Trump and investigation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when was the last time you felt like the
Speaker 1: Justice Department really was sober serious, you know, not completely
Speaker 1: controlled by the potus. It's been a long time because
Speaker 1: Biden's guys were. I mean, I don't have a lot
Speaker 1: of faith in Trump's guys not being political tools. I
Speaker 1: had no faith in Biden's guys not being political tools.
Speaker 2: They clearly were. This is not good. Have we learned
Speaker 2: nothing from the New York Posts.
Speaker 4: Soccer player uses CPR to revive a seagull that was
Speaker 4: struck by a ball during a playoff match in Turkey.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I read this.
Speaker 1: Seagull gets hit by a ball, seagull falls to the ground,
Speaker 1: and player runs over and does mouth the beak on
Speaker 1: the seagull.
Speaker 4: No, we learned nothing. This is how pandemics start.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you're so right. And then a pangulin
Speaker 2: may love to a bat exactly.
Speaker 4: I don't even know what this next one means, but
Speaker 4: it amused me. Study fines. Butterfly caterpillars have learned to
Speaker 4: speak ant and scientists can hear it.
Speaker 1: I don't know what a butterfly caterpillar is, but speak ant. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's that's so. The animals are banding together at the
Speaker 1: same time. The pandemic's begun in Turkey.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right?
Speaker 4: And finally from the Babylon Bee, Trump reveals plan to
Speaker 4: secure third term by speaking for seven straight years.
Speaker 1: So we got some big news stories to bring you
Speaker 1: up to speed on. I hope you can stick around
Speaker 1: if you miss a segment get our.
Speaker 2: Podcast arms Trump and Getty.
Speaker 3: Congress women Raschiitah Talib and Johan Omar also broke de
Speaker 3: korum yelling at President Trump during his speech.
Speaker 1: The first thought was who do they hate more, our
Speaker 1: country or Donald Trump?
Speaker 2: And the criticism was bipartisan. It was really shameful.
Speaker 1: Look, it's like now when half the people in my
Speaker 1: party haven't showed up, and then some of them have
Speaker 1: chosen to just yell and say and scream during Olivin.
Speaker 1: The fallout continues from the State of the Union address,
Speaker 1: an event that exists entirely to create fall It occurred
Speaker 1: to me both positive and negative. It doesn't really do
Speaker 1: anything except create fallout.
Speaker 2: It's interesting as reading.
Speaker 1: Joan Goldberg had a good piece yesterday of The Dispatch
Speaker 1: about these pseudo events and how they're so such symbiotic
Speaker 1: things for so many people, and like conventions are that
Speaker 1: there's a bunch of stuff he was talking about that
Speaker 1: big the trade thing they have in Europe that everybody
Speaker 1: goes to. Like nothing actually comes out of these events,
Speaker 1: but the important people speaking at them, it kind of
Speaker 1: raises their importance level.
Speaker 2: And then the media people who.
Speaker 1: Are tied in and are close to them, it raises there,
Speaker 1: So it makes them more important by reporting on the
Speaker 1: importance of the event that has no actual meaning and
Speaker 1: there are a lot of people decrying it get their
Speaker 1: street credit established as somebody who's against it, and the
Speaker 1: two is exactly like that. I mean, I understand there's
Speaker 1: the constitutional requirement, although as we've cous many times, you
Speaker 1: could just you know, type up a three page report.
Speaker 1: But if the way you tell a pseudo events a
Speaker 1: pseudo event, what if it didn't happen nothing next to
Speaker 1: what that happened zero?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, I know. Uh, then you have.
Speaker 1: Why don't we go ahead and play forty one jd
Speaker 1: vance and then we'll get into some pretty funny analysis.
Speaker 3: I saw that probably most TV viewers didn't see was
Speaker 3: really the cowardice because there were a few Democrats who
Speaker 3: sort of politely clapped.
Speaker 2: They didn't want to stand up.
Speaker 3: I guess maybe they were worried about being primary by
Speaker 3: the far left fringe.
Speaker 2: Of their party.
Speaker 3: But they were all looking around. They weren't actually saying,
Speaker 3: you know what, I'm going to stand and support this
Speaker 3: because this is a common sense, obvious statement. They were
Speaker 3: all looking around for cues from their colleagues because they
Speaker 3: didn't have the courage to stand on their own.
Speaker 2: And that, more than anything.
Speaker 3: Bill is the saddest commentary on the Democratic Party that
Speaker 3: not only will they not stand for the idea that
Speaker 3: Americans should come first, they won't even have the courage
Speaker 3: of their convictions. They lean on the person to their
Speaker 3: left and their right rather.
Speaker 2: Than actually have some conviction.
Speaker 3: That is, unfortunately what's true about Democrats in Washington today.
Speaker 1: All right, some analysis editorial board of the journal. I
Speaker 1: think about some of the legislative things Trump proposed and
Speaker 1: how none of them is going to happen because even
Speaker 1: on some issues where he is like completely crossed the
Speaker 1: island that was touting Democrat sponsored ideas, they won't vote
Speaker 1: for it in quote unquote give him a win. Yeah, Well,
Speaker 1: that's the State of the Union address though, has been
Speaker 1: that for so long, where you get up there and
Speaker 1: you talk about various proposals that you've got, and then
Speaker 1: some of them are I don't think are ever even
Speaker 1: mentioned again, ever, ever. Ever, I'm not sure anybody even
Speaker 1: brings them up again. It's kind of funny, Okay. So
Speaker 1: anyway back to the analysis. So that's a complete dysfunction obviously,
Speaker 1: if they won't even pass stuff they've agreed with for
Speaker 1: fifty years, I mean, it's idiotic. Andrew Styles and the
Speaker 1: Free Beacon, absolute hilarious pride and petulance. Trump touts American
Speaker 1: triumph as Democrats seethe, and then he mentions the positive stuff,
Speaker 1: the introduction of the US hockey team, which accomplished a miracle.
Speaker 1: It got the Democrats to stand up and cheer for anything.
Speaker 1: It's the only thing they agreed on. The rest of
Speaker 1: the speech went more or less as expected. Liberals denounced
Speaker 1: the grotesque spectacle and compared it to a clan rally.
Speaker 1: New York Times published a preemptive fact check. Democrats pouted
Speaker 1: and jeered when Trump described his administration's efforts to crack
Speaker 1: down on their priorities illegal immigration, crime, DEI programs in
Speaker 1: Palestinian terrorism, among others. Representative Al Green, the elderly crank,
Speaker 1: thrown out of last year's address for shouting and waving
Speaker 1: his cane. Was ejected within minutes for holding up a
Speaker 1: sign that read black people aren't Apes, but the way
Speaker 1: he was holding it at times with his hand covering
Speaker 1: the a it read black people rent Apes Actually a
Speaker 1: good financial movie. Yeah, exactly. It's one of the few
Speaker 1: times where renting is a better idea than purchasing for all,
Speaker 1: you know, for in terms of your ape value. And
Speaker 1: don't buy the insurance. The apes rarely break down or
Speaker 1: go bad, and if they do, the repair cost.
Speaker 2: Is not that high, So that'd be my suggestion. We're
Speaker 2: watching the.
Speaker 1: Soon to be testimony of Hillary Clinton behind closed doors.
Speaker 1: It's they're gonna make a big spectacle out of when
Speaker 1: she shows up and the motorcade and all that sort
Speaker 1: of stuff. And I don't know if things will leak
Speaker 1: out throughout the morning or day as she testifies to
Speaker 1: questions and answers and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 2: I have no idea.
Speaker 1: I would assume that that's going to be a case,
Speaker 1: but that'll be very, very exciting. There are a couple
Speaker 1: of reports out about Russia from from Big NATO meeting
Speaker 1: that they had yesterday. You know, they got the peace
Speaker 1: negotiations going on between I don't know who the parties are,
Speaker 1: but NATO made a strong statement about Russia's ability to
Speaker 1: rearm very very quickly that I thought was interesting. I
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Speaker 1: We've got mail bag on the way a little bit
Speaker 1: and we'll bring you up to speed on what is
Speaker 1: the Epstein scandal of the day. And I think this
Speaker 1: one is gonna have legs actually, so stick around. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, I gotta believe they withheld these documents from
Speaker 1: the Epstein files about Trump on purpose. It's going to
Speaker 1: end up backfiring. I still don't think he's guilty of anything,
Speaker 1: but it's gonna end up backfiring at least as a
Speaker 1: news story for quite a number of cycles. So we'll
Speaker 1: get into that in hour two. If you don't know
Speaker 1: what we're talking about, Oh brother, I have prayed long
Speaker 1: on my knees at night, morning, noon to end the
Speaker 1: Epstein torture.
Speaker 2: And it just doesn't.
Speaker 1: Definitely not going to be over for least three days,
Speaker 1: three days at the bare minimum.
Speaker 2: That sounds like it has some heat.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here's your freedom loving quote of the day, freedom
Speaker 1: hating quote of the day from communists.
Speaker 2: This fascinates me. Friedrich Engels Darwin did not know what
Speaker 2: a bitter satire.
Speaker 1: He wrote on man kind when he showed that free competition,
Speaker 1: the struggle for existence which the economists celebrate, is the
Speaker 1: highest historical achievement is the normal state of the animal kingdom.
Speaker 1: Only conscious organization of social production, in which production distribution
Speaker 1: are carried out in a planned way, can lift mankind
Speaker 1: above the rest of the animals. Mark gets all the credit,
Speaker 1: but the big works written by Marx and Engels, and
Speaker 1: as we talked about in a podcast many years ago
Speaker 1: based on a book about Karl Marx, he lived.
Speaker 2: Off of Angles. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Angles worked and Mark just laid around, which is
Speaker 1: kind of funny. Angles might be one of the greatest
Speaker 1: examples ever of a brilliant mind, or at least an
Speaker 1: extremely intelligent mind that was utterly lacking in wisdom. But
Speaker 1: it's kind of funny, isn't it. That you have the
Speaker 1: two founding fathers of Marxism. One of them worked in
Speaker 1: the other one just lived off the other one, which
Speaker 1: is exactly what happened, and nobody said, hey, wait a minute, Yeah,
Speaker 1: but central planning is as disastrous as like bleeding the
Speaker 1: feet was to medicine. I mean, it's a miserable failure,
Speaker 1: but they keep trying it. A good lord mailbag, who
Speaker 1: drove us a note? Mailbag at Armstrong and Guddy dot com.
Speaker 1: Here's your meme of the day. It's a T shirt.
Speaker 1: Give a man a fish and feed him for a day.
Speaker 1: To port a man and you'll never have to feed
Speaker 1: him again. Moving along to the correspondence, proper Rich wants
Speaker 1: to know, Jack Kae just curious. Is that really cool
Speaker 1: car still parked around the radio ranch?
Speaker 2: Yeah? And he plans on getting a car, Dolly and
Speaker 2: getting that out of there. Jack, it's still over there.
Speaker 1: It was only like, I don't know, two hundred feet
Speaker 1: from the old man in the wheelchair when I had
Speaker 1: to call nine one one.
Speaker 2: If you heard that story yesterday, right yeah?
Speaker 1: Uh, the always provocative drew the millennial about the topic
Speaker 1: of who stands who doesn't at this state of the union.
Speaker 1: Jack was right today, all the importance of the so
Speaker 1: too is stove piped, and all the resulting controversy is
Speaker 1: pointless and stupid. I don't care who stood up for what.
Speaker 1: It's a stupid game we play for cable news now.
Speaker 1: I don't care how much I agree with something. You're
Speaker 1: not going to dupe me into genuflecting, do you in
Speaker 1: order to prove that.
Speaker 2: I agree. What's next? Where's the line?
Speaker 1: Uh? How about do the hokey poke? Or you're a communist,
Speaker 1: how about you go to hell. It's not aerobics class.
Speaker 1: They have a constitutional obligation to sit there for this
Speaker 1: silly formality. You talk, I sit, chop chop, wrap it up.
Speaker 1: This could have been emailed anyway. Two hours of pausing
Speaker 1: every eight seconds because no one wants to be seen
Speaker 1: to be the person standing.
Speaker 2: It's idiotic.
Speaker 1: It's soviet enough with the theatrics, but people always respond
Speaker 1: with something like, so you wouldn't stand in applaud for
Speaker 1: one hundred and six year old World War two veteran. Okay,
Speaker 1: so next time Gavin has some stupid climate summit and
Speaker 1: wheels out a terminally ill child, we all have to
Speaker 1: stand and clap for that too. Maybe everyone should just
Speaker 1: mind their own business. KPTM, keep punching that monkey. Love
Speaker 1: the show. Oh see, you know I heard Chuck Schimmer
Speaker 1: say yesterday he said we're not gonna stand because he
Speaker 1: told us to stand as a stunt. And I thought,
Speaker 1: you know I can see that. Yeah, well, and I
Speaker 1: suited Trump. I saluted Trump rather for political theater that
Speaker 1: he phrased it just acceptably enough that it made the
Speaker 1: Democrats look bad, not standing.
Speaker 2: If he'd been at all even a slight bit more.
Speaker 1: Like quote unquote anti immigrant, right, then they would have
Speaker 1: had an excuse. So it was good, But it's unquestionably
Speaker 1: political theater, and I appreciate the use of the term stovepiped.
Speaker 1: Doctor Brian writes, good morning, guys. Want to ask a
Speaker 1: question regarding going to war with Iran. People always bring
Speaker 1: up the uncertainty of unleashing the dogs of war. The
Speaker 1: question I fall back always to is this, how many
Speaker 1: people are going to die if we do not strike Iran?
Speaker 2: What is the cost of inaction?
Speaker 1: It's interesting that the governments and politicians and humans regularly
Speaker 1: risk ten lives through inaction much much more readily than
Speaker 1: they do ten lives through action, because we see inaction
Speaker 1: as not a sin in the same way.
Speaker 2: Some of it is action or an unfortunate action.
Speaker 1: Some of it is that some of it is just
Speaker 1: out and out cowardice because you can't get blamed for
Speaker 1: the other ones.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 1: A couple more quick notes. A enonymous bought an extremely
Speaker 1: expensive bed. Jack may have discussed at points, including during
Speaker 1: the Armstrong getting pod.
Speaker 2: I wasn't gonna name it.
Speaker 1: Okay, come back to that later. Okay, I'm now I'm
Speaker 1: really really interested in that. This from Eric in Beautiful Astoria, Oregon.
Speaker 1: Eric another great correspondent. I was interested to learn of
Speaker 1: Jack's unusual reaction to catch up in that upon tasting
Speaker 1: the savory condiment, he proceeds to sweat refusely. Me and
Speaker 1: my brothers both the sweat. I mean it like just
Speaker 1: bubbles up out of our heads and runs down our faces.
Speaker 1: I mean like I gotta take napkins and wipe off
Speaker 1: my head. That's amazing, more than if I'm working out
Speaker 1: the gym whenever I eat catchup. We received one email
Speaker 1: from somebody who said, oh my god, me too. Jack's
Speaker 1: the only other person I've ever heard of who does that.
Speaker 1: I misplaced it somewhere, but I'll try to find it.
Speaker 1: But Eric goes on pretty gross. I'm neither qualified to
Speaker 1: diagnose nor treat any disease, but it might be worthwhile
Speaker 1: to rule out Fries syndrome aka Bailargers syndrome aka.
Speaker 2: Or a culture or a colo temporal syndrome.
Speaker 1: Usually it's due to an injury, usually from surgery or
Speaker 1: birthing forceps to the parotid gland that, through a convoluted process,
Speaker 1: leads to hyperhydrosis.
Speaker 2: I know. Obviously it's unusual though.
Speaker 1: That both he and his brothers experienced the same phenomenon,
Speaker 1: which obviously suggests her hereditory disorder or perhaps a forceps
Speaker 1: happy family doctor in their history, or demonic possession. We're
Speaker 1: all three born in different town, so wasn't that so
Speaker 1: probably demonic possession.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm going at the demons.
Speaker 1: Wow, we have some sort of genetic predisposition to sweat
Speaker 1: when we eat ketchup.
Speaker 2: Weird, How so interesting that is?
Speaker 1: Yeah, just crazy drops a note sometime mail bag at
Speaker 1: Armstrong and Getty dot com. And I don't mean a
Speaker 1: little bit. Yeah, that's that's extraordinary. I've never heard of that.
Speaker 1: And gross, Yeah it happened last night. Went to a
Speaker 1: barbecue joint, really good barbecue joint, put a little ketchup
Speaker 1: on the fry.
Speaker 2: Sweat just pouring off me.
Speaker 1: So the final note I would like to throw in
Speaker 1: when we were discussing the state of the Union and
Speaker 1: the protests and the swearing and the signs that said
Speaker 1: black people rent apes, which is a stereotype and not
Speaker 1: true but Michael, get me quick, I forgot the number
Speaker 1: of the clip. Now I'm falling a pout. Forty two.
Speaker 1: Hear it is so, Andrew Styles writes in The Free Beacon.
Speaker 1: Representative of Ilhan Omar looked as though she was about
Speaker 1: to burst into tears or commit a violent crime. She
Speaker 1: shrieked intermittently, along with her seat mate Rashida Talib, who
Speaker 1: sported an f ice pin but it spelled it out.
Speaker 1: They weren't the only ones who ignored the advice of
Speaker 1: House Minority Leader Hakim Jeffries Wood urge Democrats to sit
Speaker 1: in silent defiance. To his credit, some opted to skip
Speaker 1: the speech and attend a sad alternative rally outside in
Speaker 1: the cold, which got no attention as far as I
Speaker 1: can tell, And I can tell.
Speaker 2: You why it got no attention. And this is one
Speaker 2: of the main reasons I wanted to bring this to you.
Speaker 1: Because everybody kind of said what rally I reported on
Speaker 1: there being a rally, I don't remember that. According to
Speaker 1: the Daily Wire, there are probably quote, there are probably
Speaker 1: seventy five people in this crowd, and I would say
Speaker 1: thirty five of them are reporters. They reported, Wow, former
Speaker 1: MSNBC anchor Joy Reid, who was one of the featured
Speaker 1: thinkers and speakers at the rally, attempted with a play
Speaker 1: on crazy old Coot Al Green's name to get everyone
Speaker 1: to sing along with the other al Greens smash hit.
Speaker 2: Single Green if you can hear me?
Speaker 1: Ah, So.
Speaker 3: Come on, Harry, keep it going, whatever you.
Speaker 2: O, it's all round.
Speaker 1: That rally got more coverage in advance of its sad,
Speaker 1: sad actual existence than like ten years running of the
Speaker 1: March for Life in Washington.
Speaker 2: D C. O kidding.
Speaker 1: The sad spectacle was talked up like it was the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl or tea party rallies where many many thousands
Speaker 1: of people showed up. Right, So there's two things going
Speaker 1: on there. Her over inflated self worth apparently, and she
Speaker 1: can sing a little bit, and she came up with
Speaker 1: a way to again to do it.
Speaker 2: That's what that was.
Speaker 1: Oh, that was just wow. We've done events where nobody
Speaker 1: shows up. I know what that feels like. I've done
Speaker 1: that a number of times in my career. It's abody
Speaker 1: bad thing, nobody cares, it's a bad feeling. And so
Speaker 1: they had to be all gathered there, especially with all
Speaker 1: the media around.
Speaker 2: Oh, I can't imagine what.
Speaker 1: That seventy five people half of a media for the
Speaker 1: People's State of the Union, which was again touted like.
Speaker 2: It was the Super Bowl. Holy crap. You know, this
Speaker 2: may be the.
Speaker 1: Greatest ever, pure twice distilled example of the media's lens
Speaker 1: on America versus reality.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, kidding. Wow.
Speaker 1: A number of people have pointed out, because you brought
Speaker 1: it up, why Bill and Hillary do the pretend marriage thing.
Speaker 1: They can't testify against each other, and it might go way,
Speaker 1: way way back on things that they don't want to
Speaker 1: testify against each other on.
Speaker 2: That could be I could actually be it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's actually a really good point. That's again missing
Speaker 1: what my question is. But I mean, because even if
Speaker 1: you say we're not really I mean, we're not a
Speaker 1: married we're married legally, but we haven't slept together in
Speaker 1: thirty seven years for business partners, I still don't think
Speaker 1: you can be compelled to testify except in very rare
Speaker 1: cases that my law school daughter was telling me about
Speaker 1: that anyway, that is a good point. Yeah, Hillary is
Speaker 1: testifying behind closed doors today, but that's not the big
Speaker 1: Epstein's story of the day, and it's going to have
Speaker 1: legs for a little while and will be completely misconstrued
Speaker 1: by most people, or they're leading out something on purpose.
Speaker 1: So we can get to that coming up.
Speaker 2: I do want to talk about the situation in Iran.
Speaker 1: We've got like the best fighter planes on that exist
Speaker 1: on Earth that have ever been invented by man, that
Speaker 1: are now there in the area, and that probably means
Speaker 1: things are about to get serious. Plus the state of
Speaker 1: cal Unicornia about to turn loose a multiple chot time
Speaker 1: child rapist because of a bizarre, woke DEI style empty
Speaker 1: the prisons law. It's getting coverage nationwide and it should.
Speaker 1: It's outrageous and it should be hung around Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 1: So that story makes me so dang angry a lot
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