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 enough he Armstrong and Getty Putin's lackey.
Speaker 3: Dmitri Medvedev, who served as the bridge between Putin's presidential terms,
Speaker 3: has posted an implicit threat as President Trump is weighing
Speaker 3: these harsh sanctions on Russia.
Speaker 2: Medvedev rights regarding.
Speaker 3: Trump's words about Putin playing with fire and really bad
Speaker 3: things happening to Russia, I only know of one really
Speaker 3: bad thing, world War three. I hope Trump understands this.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's nice, as the country with the most nuclear
Speaker 4: weapons on planet Earth, by the way, more than China
Speaker 4: or the United States threatening World War three? Why did
Speaker 4: Medgidev do that? You'll remember Trump said this the.
Speaker 2: Other day because.
Speaker 1: But that's why he said that. He's got Putin's form
Speaker 1: of his body. He's a puppet, he's a spokesman. When
Speaker 1: you want a statement to be like one step removed
Speaker 1: from Putin himself, it's to be taken seriously, reminds me Diddy.
Speaker 2: Update on the way. Oh lord, sorry, Michael, I think
Speaker 2: you're trying to play some audio. I don't like what
Speaker 2: Putin is doing, not even a little bit. He's killing
Speaker 2: people and something happened to this guy, and I don't
Speaker 2: like it. Right. So Trump said that the other day.
Speaker 4: Then yesterday he truthed out what Vladimir Putin doesn't realize
Speaker 4: it is if it weren't for me, lots of really
Speaker 4: bad things that have already happened to Russia, and I
Speaker 4: mean really bad all caps. He's playing with fire. So
Speaker 4: that's when Medidev fires back. Oh yeah, one bad thing
Speaker 4: I can think of World War three. There's no way
Speaker 4: he talks without Putin's agreement, right, or you fall out
Speaker 4: of though right?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah he is again. He is the guy
Speaker 1: who puts out a statement if you want it, one
Speaker 1: step removed from Putin himself.
Speaker 4: Wow, So you think not only was he reflecting Putin's thoughts,
Speaker 4: it was thought out that much like if I say it,
Speaker 4: that's the one step more than I want to go.
Speaker 2: Right now, how about.
Speaker 1: You say, yeah, yeah, absolutely, he wanted to raise the
Speaker 1: specter of World War three and thought having med Vedyev
Speaker 1: speak the words was a good interim step.
Speaker 4: So the ball is definitely on in Trump's court right now.
Speaker 4: Jackie Henric of Fox reporting on where that might be.
Speaker 3: But the President's patience does appear to be running thin.
Speaker 3: The White House, we know, is actively reviewing sanctions options,
Speaker 3: and already the Senate has a veto proof bill ready
Speaker 3: to go that would slap five hundred percent tariffs on
Speaker 3: any country that buys Russian energy. And you're already hearing
Speaker 3: from some congressional Republicans say that they are ready to
Speaker 3: see the Senate act with or without the White House's
Speaker 3: green light.
Speaker 4: And I think even more importantly than that is that
Speaker 4: Europe is completely on board with those level of sanctions
Speaker 4: and would help enforce them, because I mean, like, we
Speaker 4: had all kinds of sanctions on Iraq, but France continued
Speaker 4: to buy from Iraq even they were our friends.
Speaker 2: Europe passed these.
Speaker 4: Really really tough sanctions a week or so ago, and
Speaker 4: that's when Trump undermined them with this phony piece talking
Speaker 4: Istanbul stuff that delayed things by a.
Speaker 2: Week or so.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Meanwhile, we the United States are actively aiding NATO
Speaker 1: in beefing up the defenses of our allied countries in
Speaker 1: the North, particularly close to Russia. We are actively helping
Speaker 1: arm them. So what Trump is thinking or what's going
Speaker 1: on behind the scenes is very mystifying to me.
Speaker 4: I don't know what Trump is thinking. According to NBC News,
Speaker 4: intelligence officials believe Putin. The reason Putin is amped up
Speaker 4: his attacks during the so called ceasefire talks, which don't exist.
Speaker 4: The reason he's amplified his attacks on Kiev with the
Speaker 4: biggest drone attack of the entire war over the weekend
Speaker 4: is he thinks Trump will walk away from the whole thing.
Speaker 2: That's what Putin believes. He thinks Trump's.
Speaker 1: Reaction won't be all right, that's it, and start arming Ukraine.
Speaker 4: Putin thinks Trump's gonna say, all right, that's it, I
Speaker 4: don't want anything to do with this anymore, and just
Speaker 4: get out of it. That's Putin's belief. Whether he's right
Speaker 4: or not.
Speaker 1: I actually don't know evidence to the contrary what we're
Speaker 1: doing in northern Europe, which I just mentioned, the fact
Speaker 1: that in the Senate there are I think eighty two
Speaker 1: co sponsors of this hardcore sanctioned Russiaville going on, and
Speaker 1: then very h this clip fifty six very trumpy friend
Speaker 1: of the Armstrong and Getty Show, Senator Mark Wayne Mullen
Speaker 1: said this on Hannity.
Speaker 5: The President has been very patient with Putin. At the
Speaker 5: same time he's trying to clean up a mess that
Speaker 5: he didn't start.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 5: He's been very clear from day one he wanted the
Speaker 5: killing to stop. He's tried to work with Putin. His
Speaker 5: patience is running thin. And if Putin continues to push
Speaker 5: this envelope the way that he is, He's going to
Speaker 5: give Zelinsky the tools he needs to fight back on
Speaker 5: the full scale and full support of the United States.
Speaker 2: But Europe needs to take a lead. I hope that's true.
Speaker 4: But Trump said to reporters in the Middle East as
Speaker 4: recently his last weekend.
Speaker 2: JD.
Speaker 4: Vance said it too that they were leaning more towards
Speaker 4: throw up their hands. Okay, you all work it out.
Speaker 4: It's not our problem, not our circus, not our monkeys.
Speaker 1: Very clearly a divide behind the scenes between JD. Vance
Speaker 1: and the restrainers and Lindsey Graham types and Mark Wayne Mullen.
Speaker 1: I mean that was and again Mark Wayne is quite
Speaker 1: close to Trump to say we'll give Zealiski everything he needs.
Speaker 1: That is a real departure from the more JD vancy
Speaker 1: in state God, I'd say so.
Speaker 4: Now there is evidence my favorite podcast on this from
Speaker 4: the Telegraph newspaper in London. I listened to at least
Speaker 4: parts of it every single day. It's so good with
Speaker 4: the latest news on Ukraine and then their analysis such
Speaker 4: as fantastic. But they say there's all kinds of indications
Speaker 4: that Russia is building up from major offensive coming up
Speaker 4: in the near future. And Ukraine believes that too. They're
Speaker 4: getting all kinds of cell phone pings and seeing supply
Speaker 4: line stuff that leads them to believe Russia's planning for
Speaker 4: a major offensive. So if we would throw up our
Speaker 4: hands and back off and most importantly stop with the
Speaker 4: intelligence sharing that we did briefly a while back. Remember
Speaker 4: when Trump threatened it, Ukraine wud be in a bad spot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, agreed, disastrous. I also think if.
Speaker 4: Putin has his way, I think he will try to
Speaker 4: take one of those smaller NATO countries. He'll make up
Speaker 4: a reason, he'll take a portion of it and see
Speaker 4: how the world reacts. Then you got the full on
Speaker 4: this NATO reel is Article five reel or not situation.
Speaker 1: Right, and it could be like almost hilariously small the
Speaker 1: incursion right as he is attempting to find out if
Speaker 1: he's got another Biden on his hands. Just depends on
Speaker 1: the size of the incursion, because if you know there's
Speaker 1: some you know, a little farm town in Estonia where
Speaker 1: two thirds of the people speak Russian and just grab
Speaker 1: that little town and some Russian gets killed, maybe by Putin,
Speaker 1: because he's done this sort of thing before any classic
Speaker 1: and he can blame it on someone else.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we are.
Speaker 1: Merely protecting ethnic Russians for a temporary period, he will say,
Speaker 1: and the world will be like, I wonder if it's
Speaker 1: really temporary, And maybe he was just worried about those people.
Speaker 4: So those of you who believe us being involved in
Speaker 4: this and pushing back into its Putin is going to
Speaker 4: lead to World War three.
Speaker 2: I think world War three is more likely with that scenario.
Speaker 4: You let Putin grab a big, chunky Ukraine, then he
Speaker 4: takes some Estonia. If NATO lives up to its obligations, NATO,
Speaker 4: which is US more than anybody else, is at war
Speaker 4: with the number one or.
Speaker 1: Clear power in the world immediately. Well, and you have
Speaker 1: to factor into this discussion. The other two main foreign
Speaker 1: policy pivot points were at and you know, I get
Speaker 1: tired of hyperbole and clickbait and I really try not
Speaker 1: to engage in it. But this might not just be
Speaker 1: changes in America's foreign policy. This could be like inflection
Speaker 1: points in history. You've got the China thing, Taiwan aggression
Speaker 1: in the South China, see all sorts of different examples.
Speaker 1: They're on the move all over the world aggressively. Do
Speaker 1: they think there will be a low cost to territorial
Speaker 1: acquisition and acts of aggression? Or did they think there
Speaker 1: will be a very high cost to doing those things?
Speaker 1: That will change Chijin Ping's calculations And they are watching
Speaker 1: intently to see what's happening here. Likewise, although it's different
Speaker 1: in several different ways, the whole Iran nuclear programs sing.
Speaker 2: Where are we with that?
Speaker 1: Trump has said, dismantle your nuclear program and verifiable wars
Speaker 1: or the US will dismantle it by force. We are
Speaker 1: getting very very close to one or the others going
Speaker 1: to happen.
Speaker 4: Let me read from the Wall Street Journal opinion page
Speaker 4: on this today. President Trump's foreign policy has been coasting
Speaker 4: so far in his verbal threats and public cajoling, but
Speaker 4: he'll soon face moments of decision on US adversaries that
Speaker 4: will echo throughout a second term and could determine his legacy.
Speaker 4: I agree the threats and this and that to reporters
Speaker 4: is about to be over, and you got to pick
Speaker 4: a path like today or this weekend, like really soon.
Speaker 1: And with all due respect to how much I love
Speaker 1: a lot of what he's done, the various Doge things
Speaker 1: and Harvard battles and you know, lower court fights that
Speaker 1: have been making the headlines in recent weeks will seem
Speaker 1: like Liliputians compared to some of the headlines we might
Speaker 1: see going forward.
Speaker 2: And I would assume.
Speaker 4: That the Wall Street Journal editorial board doesn't love the
Speaker 4: idea of a major war. That's not usually good for
Speaker 4: the stock market. That's sort of uncertainty because you never
Speaker 4: know once you unleash the dogs of war where that's going.
Speaker 1: But well, I think the jdvents of the world will say, no,
Speaker 1: they love it. It's good for economies, especially defense contractors.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know that is what he would say, So
Speaker 4: tip my cap to that argument. The editorial board writes this,
Speaker 4: But the world is mister Trump now faces crucial decisions
Speaker 4: on Russia, Iran, and China. As you just said, those
Speaker 4: adversaries are increasingly wor working together against American interests. Will
Speaker 4: the President send a message of deterrence or weakness? That's
Speaker 4: a damn good question, and I don't actually, I don't
Speaker 4: have the slightest idea. Mister Trump has to decide what
Speaker 4: kind of relationship he wants with China, what kind of
Speaker 4: how hard he wants to push on Iran, and what
Speaker 4: he's going to do on Russia, and these decisions need
Speaker 4: to be made soon. The next few months may be
Speaker 4: as significant for America's role in the world as any
Speaker 4: since the.
Speaker 2: End of the World War.
Speaker 4: I think that is without a doubt. True, m m,
Speaker 4: it's a big deal. These are not minor things. No, No,
Speaker 4: before we take a break, do you think he's leaning
Speaker 4: toward throwing up his hands, not our circus, not our monkeys,
Speaker 4: or we can't let this happen. Slash Putin's making me
Speaker 4: look weak?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I was gonna say.
Speaker 1: I suspect with sixty one percent confidence, sixty one sixty
Speaker 1: one percent confidence that we the United States will forcefully
Speaker 1: back Ukraine and NATO both for some of the right
Speaker 1: reasons and some of the wrong reasons.
Speaker 2: Like Trump feels like his manhood is being challenged.
Speaker 1: Although that's an uncharitable way to put it, and I
Speaker 1: think Trump is easily but hurt and takes everything way
Speaker 1: too personally. If the strength of the United States and
Speaker 1: its resolution is being challenged, that's kind of in the
Speaker 1: same department as the president himself being personally challenged, and
Speaker 1: we got to stand up for that. In my opinion,
Speaker 1: I invited folks earlier today and I will repeat that invite.
Speaker 2: Why are we wrong?
Speaker 1: Mail bag at Armstrong and getty dot com drop us
Speaker 1: note you cannot use the term neokon nor forever wars
Speaker 1: because those are not arguments, as are slogans, and we
Speaker 1: will consider your your point of view and bring them
Speaker 1: to the people tomorrow.
Speaker 4: I know we got to take a break, but if
Speaker 4: if I had to bet money, I'd say it goes
Speaker 4: that direction.
Speaker 2: Also.
Speaker 4: But if we make it clear we're arming Ukraine five
Speaker 4: hundred percent sanctions, I mean, really go.
Speaker 2: Not all in.
Speaker 4: I mean because there'd be troops on the ground quite
Speaker 4: a bit in How does Putin react so he go
Speaker 4: ahead and fight that fight or realize that I can't
Speaker 4: take this on, makes.
Speaker 1: Material threats to use a technical nuclear device, moves those
Speaker 1: teams into place, rattles a saber very very loudly.
Speaker 4: Well, those are those are going to be some edgy
Speaker 4: days if he does that, and he probably will.
Speaker 2: All right, stay here.
Speaker 6: Three quarters of adults in the US use supplements, according
Speaker 6: to an industry trade group. One study found serious liver
Speaker 6: failure cases related to supplements in eightfold between nineteen ninety
Speaker 6: five and twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Those still rare.
Speaker 6: Experts say consumers should be especially mindful of botanical supplements,
Speaker 6: which aren't as well studied. Turmeric green tea extract in Nashra,
Speaker 6: Ganda are among the most popular that can lead to
Speaker 6: liver damage.
Speaker 4: All right, well, one person change what they're doing based
Speaker 4: on that one person in the country.
Speaker 2: I doubt it.
Speaker 1: I've always been a little amused by the whole Uh.
Speaker 1: It's not a drug, it's a natural supplement. A drug is,
Speaker 1: in effect, to anything that causes a physiological change when
Speaker 1: you ingest it or.
Speaker 2: Eject it or whatever.
Speaker 1: There are many quote unquote drugs that are made out
Speaker 1: of natural substances. There is no dividing line between those
Speaker 1: two things. Plus, rocks are very natural. I could swallow
Speaker 1: rocks every day.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't do me any good.
Speaker 4: This is kind of breaking news. They interviewed the freed
Speaker 4: Israeli hostage the American and he said, my captors wanted
Speaker 4: COMMLA to be elected. That's on CNA. Oh yeah, of
Speaker 4: course they did.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yeah, we willed halfway, of course, came across
Speaker 1: a really interesting story about these three scumbags. They happen
Speaker 1: to be teenage years but you know, young men and
Speaker 1: women who committed a murder, a couple of murders, and
Speaker 1: they would have gotten a wait with it, except that
Speaker 1: the cups in the area subpoena the Google records for
Speaker 1: who googled the address of the victims.
Speaker 2: Wow, and then they cross referenced that with.
Speaker 1: All sorts of cell phone signals that had been pinged
Speaker 1: in that area, and they narrowed it down and busted
Speaker 1: these people. They're going to jail for a very very
Speaker 1: long time. That is awesome and catching criminals. But man,
Speaker 1: if we ever end up with a government that wants
Speaker 1: to spy on us, their ability to track a you know,
Speaker 1: a political group that wants to, for instance, fite that happening.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, CHIESI in ping is like, yeah, good start guys,
Speaker 1: you got the idea. Let it go. A totally different topic,
Speaker 1: the Trump administration fighting with Harvard.
Speaker 2: How much time do we have Michael, not very much. Huh.
Speaker 1: Whow we haven't trying to deal with foreign students, agitators,
Speaker 1: that sort of thing. I'm in support of it in principle.
Speaker 1: Some of the stuff they're doing is good. Some won't work,
Speaker 1: it won't pass the Court's kind of silly in my opinion.
Speaker 1: But there are one point one million foreign students in
Speaker 1: the US right now. That's up seven percent from last year.
Speaker 1: It's the highest number ever.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Students from China and India count for more than half
Speaker 1: of the foreign student population, India more than China. But
Speaker 1: there are more than a quarter million Chinese nationals quote
Speaker 1: unquote studying in the US right now. Some of them
Speaker 1: are studying, some of them are doing espionage work. Some
Speaker 1: of them are studying. But we'll be forced to do
Speaker 1: espionage work. And why do we permit this? Why do
Speaker 1: colleges like this so much? In a word, money study
Speaker 1: in twenty fifteen found out found that these foreign students
Speaker 1: make up less than five percent of students, but they
Speaker 1: contribute twenty eight percent of tuition revenue.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Sespinasby damned a lip reader has figured out what McCrone
Speaker 1: and his wife were saying to each other after the
Speaker 1: face shoven, stay tuned for.
Speaker 2: That Armstrong and Getty. The video of the show quickly
Speaker 2: going viral.
Speaker 7: The president's team initially called it a fake, but later
Speaker 7: Macron acknowledged it was real, downplaying the incident, saying he
Speaker 7: and his wife what bickering and joking.
Speaker 2: Sort bickering or joking.
Speaker 4: Bickering and joking, they usually don't go together. Sometimes there's joking,
Speaker 4: then it turns into bickering. It doesn't go back to
Speaker 4: joking maybe for quite a while. The interesting nugget there
Speaker 4: that was news to me. Now we're talking about Macrone.
Speaker 4: I assume you know this that the president of France
Speaker 4: said they land on their Air Force one and open
Speaker 4: the door and she shoves him in the face, and
Speaker 4: then he.
Speaker 2: Looks out the doors like, ah, everybody.
Speaker 1: Saw that, then smiles say everybody ain't nothing to see here.
Speaker 4: Then the whole world of speculating what the hell was
Speaker 4: going on there? I didn't know that his office anyway.
Speaker 4: Their first response to reporters was that was fake, so
Speaker 4: freaking weak that. But we knew this was coming with
Speaker 4: AI because we had what a week or so ago.
Speaker 4: You had to him grabbing the bag of coke off
Speaker 4: the table, which to me was obviously fake. But you know,
Speaker 4: so the ground has been laid all around the world
Speaker 4: with so many fake videos to claim a real one
Speaker 4: is fake. I always thought that's gonna be the biggest
Speaker 4: danger is of being able to claim the real stuff
Speaker 4: is fake, even more than the fake stuff convincing people
Speaker 4: of trail.
Speaker 2: We're one hundred percent there, one hundred percent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a trouble. But so what was going on
Speaker 4: there with the hersh shoving him in the face. As
Speaker 4: I said yesterday, I have seen couples playfully do that
Speaker 4: sort of thing, but the way she didn't grab his
Speaker 4: arm when they came down the stairs made it seem
Speaker 4: I mean, if they had like smiled and held hands
Speaker 4: as they went down the stairs, I thought, Okay, that
Speaker 4: was just some sort of playful whatever, right, that is
Speaker 4: not what he offered his arm and she just turned
Speaker 4: and we now know what they said according to a
Speaker 4: lip reader. A lip reader read the lips, and here
Speaker 4: we go. In an unexpected moment, she pushes him in
Speaker 4: the face after the door opened, him and Crone noticed
Speaker 4: that the cameras were on him. He then said hi,
Speaker 4: before raising his hand. Even I, not an expert flip reader,
Speaker 4: was able to tell that was some sort of gesture
Speaker 4: similar to hi. He then steps closer to her before
Speaker 4: composing himself and crossing to the other side. Moments later,
Speaker 4: he signals for her to follow him with let's go,
Speaker 4: the lip reader said. He thanks the pilot and waves
Speaker 4: at the cameras, trying to recover his public facing image.
Speaker 4: But at the top of the stairs, things turn icy again,
Speaker 4: says the lip reader. He offers his arm, she ignores it,
Speaker 4: choosing to cling to the railing instead. As she passes,
Speaker 4: she appears to mutter the gajespet de loser translated in
Speaker 4: English stay away you loser.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: Yes, I don't know if I believe that she actually
Speaker 4: said to her husband's stay away you loser.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's too much.
Speaker 1: No, it fits perfectly with a shove in the face.
Speaker 1: Are you kidding? The hand on face? Get away from me?
Speaker 1: I am claiming it. I am saying leauthentique.
Speaker 4: I have never called a person a female, you know,
Speaker 4: love relationship person a loser in an argument.
Speaker 2: Ever, I don't can't imagine that I ever would. That
Speaker 2: sounds more like a thing a woman would say to a.
Speaker 4: Man I've never been called that I would take that
Speaker 4: is pretty damned. This is close to broken and irreparable.
Speaker 4: That is the one thing a relationship cannot survive. Contempt
Speaker 4: both hands. According to the videos, when you really slow
Speaker 4: it down, she shoved him in the face with both hands.
Speaker 2: She looks to weigh about one hundred and five pounds.
Speaker 4: Of course, he looks to weigh about one hundred and
Speaker 4: two pounds, so it's hard to say how that bout
Speaker 4: would go.
Speaker 2: It is a bank to weight bout, no doubt.
Speaker 1: I hope those crazy kids can settle it before it
Speaker 1: comes to the fisticuffs.
Speaker 4: More blows, obviously, so she says stay away, you lose her.
Speaker 4: Moments later, the lip reader claims McCrone said as jon
Speaker 4: sele pate, which translated to let's try please. She responds none,
Speaker 4: which I assume means no, yes his clothing we we
Speaker 4: no is none yes we. His closing expression in the
Speaker 4: phrase lip red as Java's translated in English as I see,
Speaker 4: according to the lipreador.
Speaker 1: Or also translating in English as all right, okay, I
Speaker 1: got no time for this. So that's how it's going
Speaker 1: to be I'm the president of a dying socialist republic
Speaker 1: that used to.
Speaker 2: Be an empire.
Speaker 1: I got no time for your crap, yeah, said the loser.
Speaker 1: She replies, you never know with people in their relationships.
Speaker 4: So I remember reading I think it was in the
Speaker 4: book Game Change way back in the day. Probably was
Speaker 4: about McCain running against O Barack Obama. Mark Alpern and
Speaker 4: Heilman wrote that book. Anyway, there was a on the
Speaker 4: tarmac moment with John McCain and his wife who they
Speaker 4: stayed married till the day he died, and they seemed
Speaker 4: to be a happy couple, but he was in her face,
Speaker 4: red faced, screaming at her, just screaming at her, And
Speaker 4: that was sort of chalked up to he has a temper.
Speaker 4: You know, he was a prisoner war beaten daily for
Speaker 4: eight years, blah blah blah blah, and she's used to
Speaker 4: it or something. But you know, some people are more fiery,
Speaker 4: Some people are willing to put up with fiery more
Speaker 4: than other people are.
Speaker 2: I guess. So who knows.
Speaker 4: Maybe she shoves them in the face and does the
Speaker 4: don't hold my hand, you lose your routine twice a year.
Speaker 2: Who knows, right, right?
Speaker 1: It's all rings true, though, she's you know, being schlept
Speaker 1: around the world on these trips where he's got meetings
Speaker 1: and and she's just got a smile and shake hands
Speaker 1: and look fascinated by the foreign leaders that you know,
Speaker 1: greetings and the rest of it. Then go watch some
Speaker 1: native damn dance and eat some native damn food.
Speaker 2: And she's not in the mood. She's married to a
Speaker 2: French woosy boy.
Speaker 1: Some days she's just had it up to here, here
Speaker 1: at it and says, get off me, loser.
Speaker 4: You're at some three hour meal where you've got to
Speaker 4: talk to the wife of the assistant minister of something
Speaker 4: or other. Right, Oh, but it's funny you say that
Speaker 4: coming out of We just came out of Jill Biden
Speaker 4: with roughly the same lifestyle, seemed to be willing to
Speaker 4: do anything to hang onto that lifestyle as opposed to
Speaker 4: I'm sick of this different human being. Sure yeah, and
Speaker 4: you know, arguing against myself. Michelle Obama, we now know,
Speaker 4: and she keeps talking about it more and more. Absolutely
Speaker 4: freaking hated the whole first Lady thing, hated every.
Speaker 2: Bit of it. Sure yeah, I don't blame her.
Speaker 4: I don't blame her either man, the charm would go
Speaker 4: out of that really fast for.
Speaker 1: Me, and it wasn't because she had a schantz by
Speaker 1: the way, so quit with that having a penis maker.
Speaker 1: Hate it more or less. I don't be in first lady.
Speaker 1: Too much pressure. I don't know, somebody might discover it.
Speaker 1: You dance, jan Ellen, and all of a sudden it
Speaker 1: slips out of your slacks.
Speaker 2: I've seen that video, but no, no, no, it didn't know.
Speaker 1: But anyway, Yeah, so you had Michelle who despised it,
Speaker 1: and Jill Biden, who would perpetrate a fraud and trot
Speaker 1: out her senile husband to be humiliated. If that's what
Speaker 1: it took to hold onto the trappings of power.
Speaker 2: Sure, you did such a great job.
Speaker 8: You answered every question it.
Speaker 1: Yay.
Speaker 4: And just the backstory again in case you don't remember it.
Speaker 4: She was his forty year old teacher when he was fifteen.
Speaker 2: We're back to macron, Macron.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, she was a forty year old teacher when
Speaker 4: he was fifteen, and they've been together ever since.
Speaker 2: Love true love. Oh apparently apparently it is.
Speaker 1: Though some days she's had enough as his loser act.
Speaker 1: She's given him a C minus as a husband.
Speaker 4: I wonder if that's again, that's just part of their lifestyle,
Speaker 4: happens a couple times a year. They love each other,
Speaker 4: that'll go on, or if things have deteriorated and we're
Speaker 4: about to see ah, I don't know, a splitting imagineal
Speaker 4: line or something.
Speaker 2: What now? And who cares? We're talking about France.
Speaker 1: Nice architecture, some good food there, huh at towery that
Speaker 1: tower they got what's that called the Ethel Tower? Very attractive.
Speaker 4: To turn it slightly serious for a moment, the s
Speaker 4: might hit the fan with Russia Ukraine and everybody who
Speaker 4: backs Ukraine and France will be right there at the
Speaker 4: lead of it. It ain't that far away. So he's
Speaker 4: going to have some serious, serious decisions and politics he's
Speaker 4: dealing with in the coming days and weeks also.
Speaker 1: And they are France is rotten in a lot of ways.
Speaker 1: It's interior structures of government and society are rotten, rotted
Speaker 1: out by socialism and ultra powerful unions and honestly being
Speaker 1: able to indulge those impulses because of the American security
Speaker 1: umbrella for last seventy five years.
Speaker 4: But if you and you're in Germany and Britain are
Speaker 4: fighting Russia. Maybe on your own if the US back's
Speaker 4: out or whatever, you ain't got time for face shovens
Speaker 4: by your whole wife.
Speaker 2: Well, true enough, So how old is he now?
Speaker 4: Like fifty, so she's seventy five? No idea, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: find out how old is Emmanuel Macron?
Speaker 2: No, you can't stumble over your worse. It doesn't work
Speaker 2: that way.
Speaker 1: It's what I always tell my son, like, spit it out, son,
Speaker 1: what are you D'm not wasting my time with you?
Speaker 1: AI my watch said, what are you drunk? Mushmouth hed?
Speaker 1: How old Isowel's who?
Speaker 2: The time? I got it right?
Speaker 4: He's forty seven, So she's seventy three? Maybe I don't know,
Speaker 4: but she's twenty five years older, is she?
Speaker 2: Yeah? All right?
Speaker 4: She was forty He was fifteen, all right, which is
Speaker 4: you know, almost fifty and seventy five is not the same,
Speaker 4: But forty and fifteen You can get away with that
Speaker 4: in France, I guess you would never. You could never
Speaker 4: get elected president in the United States hooking up with
Speaker 4: your forty year old teacher as a fifteen year old
Speaker 4: or vice versa. You couldn't be the first lady who
Speaker 4: hosts these, you know, white tied dinners and.
Speaker 2: Everything like that.
Speaker 4: When you were sexing up your fifteen year old boyfriend
Speaker 4: as a forty year old.
Speaker 1: The term cradle robbery used to be thrown around with
Speaker 1: a grin and a wink.
Speaker 2: Yes, different culture.
Speaker 4: We will finish strong next. We've talked about this a
Speaker 4: couple of times today. We think it's a really big deal.
Speaker 4: It certainly could turn into the biggest of deals. But
Speaker 4: Trump blasts out at Russia yesterday, at Putin. Hey, if
Speaker 4: it weren't for me, really really bad things would have
Speaker 4: happened to you. Russia blasts back. The only bad thing
Speaker 4: I can think of is World War three. Trump taking
Speaker 4: questions moments ago. First question was about Russia Ukraine. I'm
Speaker 4: just wondering what he said.
Speaker 6: Do you believe the Russians are being disrespectful when they
Speaker 6: say that your criticisms of Putin are simply an emotional response.
Speaker 2: And do you still believe that Putin actually wants to
Speaker 2: end the war?
Speaker 8: I can't tell you that, but I'll let you know
Speaker 8: in about two weeks. Within two weeks, we're going to
Speaker 8: find out very soon. We're going to find out whether
Speaker 8: or not he's tapping us along or not, And if
Speaker 8: he is, we'll respond a little bit differently, but it'll
Speaker 8: take about a week and a half, two weeks. We
Speaker 8: have mister Whitgoff is here, is doing a phenomenal job,
Speaker 8: is dealing with them very strongly. Right now, they seem
Speaker 8: to want to do something, but until the document is signed,
Speaker 8: I can't tell you.
Speaker 4: The document. Is he talking about the cease fire agreement?
Speaker 4: I don't know, So I wondered what he got two weeks?
Speaker 2: Why two weeks? I don't know.
Speaker 4: And that wasn't the best first question if you're gonna
Speaker 4: ask a question about you rush the Ukraine to me,
Speaker 4: I mean, it sounded to me like whoever that reporter was,
Speaker 4: they wanted to tee up the you know, the personality battle.
Speaker 4: He says, you're being emotional. How do you feel about
Speaker 4: it as opposed to you know, all the brass tacks
Speaker 4: of foreign diplomacy and war right like it's an episode
Speaker 4: of Big Brother?
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, situation where hundreds of thousands of people are
Speaker 1: being killed.
Speaker 2: Yeah too. I don't know why you put a two
Speaker 2: week deadline on it.
Speaker 1: It's a very Trumpian semi leak of something going on
Speaker 1: behind the scenes.
Speaker 2: Who's tappened? Who along? Okay, by the way, have you
Speaker 2: ever heard that expression that's just tapping me along?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: I'm never in my life have I heard it? Curious
Speaker 4: tapping along? But it must be a queen's real estate
Speaker 4: sort of thing, you say. Uh, Whitcoff is working on
Speaker 4: an agreement in the Okay that is never ever gonna happen.
Speaker 1: I'm working on reanimating a corpse. I'm gonna call him
Speaker 1: Joeenstein's monster. Please, I'm gonna reanimate a corpse before Steve
Speaker 1: Whitcof Witkoff is gonna settle the Russian invasion of your See.
Speaker 2: The problem with that is Putin wants to delay. He
Speaker 2: heard that? Oh cool, another two weeks.
Speaker 4: All I gotta do is come up with yet another
Speaker 4: dumb reason to delay for another two weeks.
Speaker 1: As I just keep delaying and doing whatever the hell
Speaker 1: I want until I get in the US is not
Speaker 1: fully you know, backing Ukraine? Yeah, right, and the sanctions
Speaker 1: haven't happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: In fact, in two weeks or three or four or five,
Speaker 1: you'll come out and say, all right, all right, I
Speaker 1: see your point. You know what all killing? What was
Speaker 1: I thinking? I lost my mind, let's figure out how
Speaker 1: we stopped the killing. And he's stringing along for another
Speaker 1: month or.
Speaker 2: Two, whatever it takes.
Speaker 4: I'm sure we'll have more on this tomorrow. For those
Speaker 4: of you who were into the Tate brothers, Andrew and
Speaker 4: Tristan Tate, and I won't explain who they are if
Speaker 4: you don't know. They've been charged with twenty one counts
Speaker 4: of rape and many other crimes by the Brits and
Speaker 4: that's going to be its own Diddy style trial over there.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, if they can haul them in. Where are
Speaker 1: they They're back in the US now.
Speaker 4: They're seen as right wing influencers, whether that's fair or not.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're not left wing. They're heroes to a lot
Speaker 2: of the right wing for some reason.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the young, angry, displaced ideologically right wingy guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, which bothers me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, bothers me too. It's too bad. These are times
Speaker 1: of great discontent. Jack, how much time have we gotten
Speaker 1: that word is discontent? Yes, about twenty seconds.
Speaker 4: We had twenty seconds. We had we do a four
Speaker 4: hour show. We had three hours and fifty nine minutes
Speaker 4: worth of material, and then we ran out. It happens tomorrow.
Speaker 4: We'll try to show up with full four full hours.
Speaker 4: Oh we're gone.
Speaker 2: It's your host for final thoughts, Joe Getty.
Speaker 1: Let's get a final thought from everybody on the crew
Speaker 1: to wrap of the show. Wouldn't that be lovely? How
Speaker 1: about Mike Langelo leading the way? Michael in the control room?
Speaker 7: I hit it, Jack, you were talking about your son
Speaker 7: getting in a fight with another little kid of argument,
Speaker 7: no fight, argument for politics.
Speaker 2: Well, I guess this is common.
Speaker 7: I had somebody text me and she said that another
Speaker 7: little boy had a cardboard pie chart about social Security
Speaker 7: reform and he hit another little boy with the damn thing.
Speaker 2: Thought some Medicaid cuts were too deep.
Speaker 7: So I guess this is getting, you know, quite common.
Speaker 4: Huh.
Speaker 1: Oh, these are fevered times. Katie Green is off this week. Jack,
Speaker 1: Do you have a final thought for us?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I was. My son moved up the next level in
Speaker 4: boy Scouts last night, and he was very proud of himself,
Speaker 4: and he put in a lot of work. I couldn't
Speaker 4: be a bigger fan of that organization. I mean I
Speaker 4: was in it as a kid as many many years ago.
Speaker 4: Seeing it up close now, a lot of parents really
Speaker 4: dedicating a lot of time and effort to it and
Speaker 4: it's just absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 1: My final thought is I was hoping to get into
Speaker 1: this but didn't get a chance. San Francisco is doing
Speaker 1: some really really good things about cleaning itself up.
Speaker 2: No doubt.
Speaker 1: The new leadership is absolutely kicking butt, and a lot
Speaker 1: of neighborhood organizations have come together and are advocating for
Speaker 1: themselves in their neighborhoods in a way that is very
Speaker 1: very American.
Speaker 2: It's cool. I have seen it with my own eyes.
Speaker 2: I was there all day on Saturday. It is.
Speaker 4: It's starkly different than it was a year ago. I mean,
Speaker 4: it's starkly to do.
Speaker 1: And the neighborhood folks who did not passively wait for
Speaker 1: the authorities to do something, they said, this is our city,
Speaker 1: this is our neighborhood.
Speaker 4: We're going to do something good for y'all. You get
Speaker 4: further down Mission Street, it's the same old, same old oid.
Speaker 4: It's disgusting. Armstrong and Getty wrapping up on other grueling
Speaker 4: four hour workday.
Speaker 1: So many people think, so a little time go to
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Speaker 2: Maybe it's you yourself.
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Speaker 1: tomorrow with all the latest. God bless America.
Speaker 4: The time for the clowns and the acrobats and the
Speaker 4: dancing bears has passed.
Speaker 2: What the American people need is a break. Let's go, Brandon.
Speaker 2: I will not sugarcoat this. This is a disappointing day
Speaker 2: for us. Big mistake, but not too bad.
Speaker 1: The fun level in this room is at an eleven
Speaker 1: right now, and that brought it down, and we apologize
Speaker 1: for our stupidity.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's a damn idiot. Go away, get out of here.
Speaker 2: You more on you hit me, take your turtle kneck
Speaker 2: import on that high note. Thank you all very much,
Speaker 2: Armstrong and Getty.