Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.
Speaker 2: Armstrong and Jettie and no Hee Armstrong and Yetty.
Speaker 3: Democrats are going to push back aggressively to make sure
Speaker 3: that we have fair maps across the country, not partisan
Speaker 3: jerry mandering which Republicans have initiated in state after state
Speaker 3: after state.
Speaker 4: Wow, I know, I know, the great race to the
Speaker 4: bottom of jerry mandering, with each side saying this makes
Speaker 4: us sad, But we're only doing it because we have
Speaker 4: to because the evildoers on the other side have done
Speaker 4: it first.
Speaker 5: How are grown ups not in charge of all of this?
Speaker 5: Are patriots not in charge? Patriots who like, I'm a Democrat,
Speaker 5: you're a Republican, But we're both patriots and we both
Speaker 5: know that Illinois is jerrymandered to death, and Massachusetts's jerry
Speaker 5: mander to death, and now Texas is trying to do it.
Speaker 5: How about we do away with jerry mandering the best
Speaker 5: we can in all states.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, it's tough, man self.
Speaker 4: Governance is tough in the modern age because, like California
Speaker 4: is a great example, came up with a really solid looking,
Speaker 4: nonpartisan independent districting commission featuring lots of citizens, and but
Speaker 4: the Democrats, because it's one party state, gained it immediately
Speaker 4: and got control of it by lying about who was
Speaker 4: who and the rest of them.
Speaker 5: Which is why while Republicans represent about forty percent of
Speaker 5: the votes in California, they only have about eighteen percent
Speaker 5: of the representation in Congress. So it's already not fair.
Speaker 5: This new may argue that this new map, and that's
Speaker 5: about in line with tech what Texas is now. By
Speaker 5: the way, so Texas caught up to California in terms
Speaker 5: of them disenfranchising Democrats in the way that they had
Speaker 5: done Republicans California even but now Republican Now California's going
Speaker 5: to take it another step and get it down around
Speaker 5: five percent. So you have forty percent of the votes
Speaker 5: in California, Republicans will have five percent of the representation
Speaker 5: after next Tuesday, when our moronic electorate goes to the
Speaker 5: polls and votes for this stupid prop correct.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my home state of Illinois.
Speaker 4: It's brutally hilariously Jerry manderd it's funny.
Speaker 2: HACKEM. Jeffreys doesn't mention that, but he must have forgotten.
Speaker 5: How do you have flipping do that with a straight face.
Speaker 5: Where are the patriots? That's the right word. We need
Speaker 5: to stop saying Republicans and Democrats and look for patriots.
Speaker 2: Yeah boy, I love that. Love that.
Speaker 4: Somebody put that on the internet, or tattoo it on
Speaker 4: your chest, or jot it down to something. Put it
Speaker 4: next to our arms strong with this statement of the day.
Speaker 5: Put it next to my big Nazi tattoo I've had
Speaker 5: on my chest ever since that one night in Bangkok.
Speaker 2: Come on now, Oh, we're all young ones.
Speaker 4: So here's retch rich Edson on Fox News talking about
Speaker 4: this whole thing.
Speaker 6: The congressional redistricting wave has arrived in Indiana. Governor Mike
Speaker 6: Brawn's announcing he is quote calling a special legislative session
Speaker 6: to protect Hoosiers from efforts in other states that seek
Speaker 6: to diminish their voice in Washington. Following a push from
Speaker 6: the White House, Indiana is among about a dozen states
Speaker 6: considering new congressional districts.
Speaker 2: The Democrats have done it long before we started.
Speaker 5: They've done it all over the place.
Speaker 6: Last week, Virginia Democrats announced plans to redraw their commonwealth's
Speaker 6: congressional districts to add as many as three more Democrats
Speaker 6: to the House of Representatives, an issue now in the
Speaker 6: governor's race.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 7: What we are seeing today is the worst kind of
Speaker 7: political backtracking, an attempt to grab power by erasing the
Speaker 7: voter's voice.
Speaker 2: How far are we going to self righteous statements wear
Speaker 2: me out?
Speaker 5: How far are we going to take it? So Texas
Speaker 5: will get to the point where it's all the House
Speaker 5: members are Republicans and Democrats in California will be one
Speaker 5: of the House members, and every state will just be
Speaker 5: if you have the majority, you don't allow any of
Speaker 5: the other party to have a representative. I guess that's
Speaker 5: where we're going with our Jerry Mendry.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just I don't know where this ends. You
Speaker 4: ever been to Indiana, Michael, No, never. You're a native Californian, right, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I am yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Indiana Dunes got sunburned several times there. In fact is
Speaker 4: my dermatologist cuts various things out of me. I can
Speaker 4: probably attribute several of them to the Indiana Dunes. Southern
Speaker 4: Indiana is beautiful, it's absolutely gorgeous, and larry birds from Indiana.
Speaker 2: So ends my welcome to India I.
Speaker 5: Went to a course game once in Indianapolis, coach, and
Speaker 5: it's the only indoor NFL game I've ever been to.
Speaker 5: Been too pretty appealing, sitting there in your T shirt,
Speaker 5: perfect temperature. Oh yeah that's pretty.
Speaker 2: Not yeah nice.
Speaker 5: Anyway that we want to hear from Arnold on this,
Speaker 5: we do.
Speaker 2: Jake Tapper was talking to Arnold.
Speaker 1: I just love Indiana.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 4: Arnold Schutzenegger, who was reverting back to and I remember
Speaker 4: how attractive he was as a candidate, a Republican and
Speaker 4: a conservative in a lot of ways, but a reasonable
Speaker 4: guy who was willing to compromise and talk to other people.
Speaker 5: And he's got the big neck and the ten and
Speaker 5: the movie started and all that sorts of things.
Speaker 2: Yes, and the maid don't forget the mate.
Speaker 4: But then he overreached and the Unions beat the crap
Speaker 4: out of him, and he gave up and just became
Speaker 4: an annoyance.
Speaker 2: But anyway, here he is with Jake Tapper.
Speaker 9: As you acknowledged, this all started because of redistricting in Texas,
Speaker 9: and this was Trump pushing Republican controlled states to throw
Speaker 9: out their current congressional maps so as to cook the
Speaker 9: book so that there is less it is less likely
Speaker 9: for Democrats to retake control of the House during the
Speaker 9: next year mid terms. I mean, is it fair to
Speaker 9: argue that if you believe that the Republican Party is starting.
Speaker 8: This, No, Jake, there has been cherrymandering going on for
Speaker 8: two hundred years. There is such such extreme cherry mandering
Speaker 8: going on. They're in a state like Massachusetts, it has
Speaker 8: like forty of the puper voting for Trump. They only
Speaker 8: had they have seer representative. The Republican Party has Serra representatives.
Speaker 2: Sent to the House.
Speaker 8: Think about that. In New Mexico have forty five percent
Speaker 8: of the puper voted for Trump and voted Republican and
Speaker 8: zerril is sent to the House zero representative from the
Speaker 8: Republican Party. So there's cherrymandering, crazy cherrymandering going on all
Speaker 8: over the country.
Speaker 2: Jake Hillbridge Gary signed the effing Declaration of Independence.
Speaker 4: It's named after him. Jacob Blanken, Ignoramus. Hey, Jake Tapper,
Speaker 4: you just lost a debate to an Austrian body building
Speaker 4: or congratulations, so.
Speaker 5: You tell me this.
Speaker 2: Jake Tapper actually not know that.
Speaker 5: Well, the Republicans started this, didn't they? Are you serious?
Speaker 5: You can't be serious. I mean, that was ten minutes
Speaker 5: researching jerry mandering. You wouldn't make that statement.
Speaker 4: Well, and Jake, he didn't even phrase it as Democrats
Speaker 4: are saying.
Speaker 2: Republic No, he just stated it. Everybody knows the Republican.
Speaker 4: You know, he's lucky, Michael that Arnold didn't lose his
Speaker 4: temper right because we know how how angry he gets.
Speaker 2: And you know, but I hope you live en up
Speaker 2: room for my fist because I'm going to ram it
Speaker 2: into your stomach. And I don't know what in the interview. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know how you would respond to that. You're
Speaker 2: gonna Arnold wasn't done.
Speaker 8: I think this whole thing about finger pointing and said
Speaker 8: they did it, it's aid defhobition doing it. That's not
Speaker 8: really the way to go. Did one party should outperform
Speaker 8: the other party? It should be performance. And when he
Speaker 8: comes to mitchrom elections, as you know, always the party
Speaker 8: is not in the White House usually wins, but twenty
Speaker 8: twenty five thirty seeds. So what does five seats matter
Speaker 8: in the first place? In Texas? It is crazy should
Speaker 8: outperformed them? That is what where the action is.
Speaker 4: Jake I'm sorry, Arnold. Right, everything he's saying is right.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure why he called in from a mall
Speaker 4: food court though it was noisy wherever he man.
Speaker 5: All I know is I hope you leave enough room
Speaker 5: for my fist because I'm going to ram it into
Speaker 5: your stomach.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, what movie is that?
Speaker 10: You like that?
Speaker 2: Huh?
Speaker 5: What movie is that from?
Speaker 2: Was it Kindergarten Cop?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 5: I don't think so, do you know, Kady?
Speaker 2: You know, I don't how many Arnold Swartzinger movies have
Speaker 2: I actually seen?
Speaker 5: Very very few.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he thinks he's not a good actor.
Speaker 5: I think I had a girlfriend who made me watch
Speaker 5: The Terminator once because that's not really my bag. Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: that one lass. You know, he portrayed a robot so
Speaker 5: perfect for that role. I think she might have been
Speaker 5: a lisbian.
Speaker 2: Lesbian?
Speaker 5: I think my girlfriend was a lisbian. Yet you back
Speaker 5: to you, kiddy. This is from the film Running Man.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, that's right. It's from Running Man, which I
Speaker 5: have not seen. I unfortunately saw Conan the Barbarian at
Speaker 5: a drive in theater and it was already so darkly filmed.
Speaker 5: At the drive in where it's not as b it
Speaker 5: was just it was like a black screen with a
Speaker 5: guy you can't understand. So it was not that enjoyable
Speaker 5: a cinema experience.
Speaker 2: Well, what makes you think your girlfriend was a lesbian?
Speaker 2: You're burying the lead?
Speaker 5: Oh, I know this sounds like the sort of thing
Speaker 5: a certain kind of guy would say. But the relationship
Speaker 5: got hung up, and she, who knows, no longer interested
Speaker 5: in me. And I know that's the dumb guy things.
Speaker 5: She must be a lesbian if she doesn't like me.
Speaker 5: But she It was very odd, and I had heard
Speaker 5: stories that she had been with other women's. She was
Speaker 5: an athlete, so I don't judge it. Just it made it.
Speaker 5: I wish I would have known it. It had made more
Speaker 5: sense why things weren't working out, because otherwise it seemed
Speaker 5: like everything was.
Speaker 2: Great, right, great friends and yeah, yeah, yeah, So why
Speaker 2: is this not okay? Because you're anyway? She made me
Speaker 2: watch Yeah, well, what straight girl makes you watch The Terminator?
Speaker 2: It's a lesbian sort of flick, isn't it. What stop whining?
Speaker 2: I asked my gay friends.
Speaker 5: Just come up?
Speaker 2: Am I wrong?
Speaker 11: Katie?
Speaker 5: That's not a typical sort of movie that a girl
Speaker 5: wants to watch?
Speaker 8: It?
Speaker 5: I mean, I enjoy it, and I'm not a lesbian.
Speaker 4: What the hell had a strong Oh it did have
Speaker 4: a super strong buff female character in it that.
Speaker 5: She probably was hot for my lesbian girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, just till she met a nice down huh.
Speaker 4: All right, so you can always depend on Gavy Newsome
Speaker 4: to interject hyperbole and stupidity into the conversation. Our final
Speaker 4: clip on this topic.
Speaker 11: Quite literally, I'm making the case that's why I have
Speaker 11: this initiative problem fifty. There may not be a twenty
Speaker 11: twenty eight election that's free and fair. So my focus
Speaker 11: is central to getting over the hump in November fourth
Speaker 11: of this year and then working on twenty twenty six
Speaker 11: in the midterm re elections. But look, when people, particularly
Speaker 11: people that have run before, et cetera, everybody knows the politician.
Speaker 11: The response to kabuki, Well, I'm just focusing on my
Speaker 11: day job and we'll see where things go. So I
Speaker 11: try to be a little more honest about it, and
Speaker 11: people ran with it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're trying to be honest about it by claiming
Speaker 5: there might not be a twenty twenty eight presidential election.
Speaker 2: God, he's so full of crab.
Speaker 5: That's your honesty.
Speaker 2: He might gather and solidify the half wit vote, which
Speaker 2: can get you pretty far in the Democratic primary.
Speaker 4: But anybody with two brain cells to rub together is
Speaker 4: going to reject him out of hand.
Speaker 5: She didn't wear Doc Martin's. She didn't listen to Melissa Etherage. Sure, maybe,
Speaker 5: I don't know if I can come up with any other.
Speaker 4: We intersected, right, I remember her? Yeah, yeah, she she
Speaker 4: had a uh an aspect to her that rings true
Speaker 4: to your diagnosis. I remember when you first floated that idea, Suvie.
Speaker 4: I was not shocked. That was a long time ago.
Speaker 5: The hell yeah, yeah, Oh, do you have any theory
Speaker 5: on that? Michael?
Speaker 2: No, fair enough, that's funny.
Speaker 5: Is there any chance the baseball players are going to
Speaker 5: come out on the field and just weep tonight? I
Speaker 5: wonder if they're going to walk out there and just
Speaker 5: one of them finally goes down on their knees and
Speaker 5: just puts her head in their hands, starts crying, we
Speaker 5: have to play again. I barely slept.
Speaker 4: Or they're going to send some you know, the the
Speaker 4: last guy generally off the bench is going to be
Speaker 4: seen in the shadows, pulling fire her alarms and evacuating
Speaker 4: the stadium.
Speaker 8: Fan.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I can take first pitch to
Speaker 2: and I loved last night's game.
Speaker 4: Go in there and tweak the sprinkler so they run
Speaker 4: too long in the fields, too muddy something anything.
Speaker 11: If they're in the outfield, they'll just let the ball
Speaker 11: go by and just like point to the other person.
Speaker 5: You get it.
Speaker 2: I can't move. I'm tired, right, Okay, we up more
Speaker 2: in the way, stay here.
Speaker 10: New survey found that most adults believe Halloween is just
Speaker 10: as much for grown ups as it is for children. Yeah,
Speaker 10: you know you're too old for Halloween when you trick
Speaker 10: a treat out a home, then look it up on Zilla.
Speaker 5: That's kind of funny. The Senate just voted for the
Speaker 5: thirteenth time on opening the government back up, and it
Speaker 5: failed again, so we will remain closed for at least
Speaker 5: another twenty four hours. We are now at twenty eight
Speaker 5: days on the government shut down. The record is thirty four,
Speaker 5: so I have a feeling we might get there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, although the head of the federal employees union came
Speaker 4: out yesterday and said end it now. Democrats clean Continuing
Speaker 4: Resolution fund it now, so we'll have to see what
Speaker 4: earthquakes that causes. So a couple of comments on the
Speaker 4: last segment, one from a friend of the Armstrong Getty Show,
Speaker 4: Alnonymous was quite plugged in, who said, on the topic
Speaker 4: of redistricting in the Evil Prop fifty in California, I
Speaker 4: heard that some GOP consultants believe that Gavin's proposition is
Speaker 4: triggering Republicans in other states like Indiana to do way
Speaker 4: more redistricting than they were planning to, potentially leading to
Speaker 4: a very large GOP gain, thus backfiring on Newsom. The
Speaker 4: theory is that this might explain why there's less spending
Speaker 4: on the No On fifty team than was expected, because
Speaker 4: some establishment GOP guys secretly wanted to pass, so it
Speaker 4: triggers more backlash, which I could imagine happening because California
Speaker 4: is almost jerrymandered to death.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's just not much headroom there.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty interesting. Yeah, there really is. Yeah, six to
Speaker 4: eight dimensional chess there coming up later this hour. Why show,
Speaker 4: Hey Otani messes with his hair so much?
Speaker 5: Have an explanation.
Speaker 2: Wow, Wow, that's a fairly gay tease.
Speaker 4: And speaking of your girlfriend, the probable lesbian So one
Speaker 4: of my favorite writers period who happens to be lesbian
Speaker 4: Nelly Bowles wrote the following for The Free Press.
Speaker 2: Wow, it really was a.
Speaker 4: Social contagion, and she talks about the same pole we
Speaker 4: were talking about a week ago or whatever it was,
Speaker 4: that the number of young people in America who identify
Speaker 4: as transgender has been cut in half in two years. Okay,
Speaker 4: it was always a social contagion.
Speaker 5: That's really something.
Speaker 2: Uh da da dad.
Speaker 4: This is good for a lot of reasons, she writes,
Speaker 4: but in particular it's good for trans people.
Speaker 2: Why because there have always been a small.
Speaker 4: Number of people who feel truly dysphoric in their sex.
Speaker 4: And the last thing you want is a horde of
Speaker 4: depressed teen girls latching onto your situation as a way
Speaker 4: to rage against their bodies, a stand in for anarex
Speaker 4: or cutting. I've never been more worried about my rights
Speaker 4: as a gay person than when all the angry youths
Speaker 4: started announcing they were gay or trans are queer, Because
Speaker 4: then I just knew backlash was coming. Anything funky they did,
Speaker 4: they called it gay, They wore a weird jacket and
Speaker 4: got creative with their haircuts, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: they're claiming my identity. I say, scram kids, get out
Speaker 4: of here. I'm putting up a border around gay territory
Speaker 4: and saying no more may enter. Uh it's me, it's
Speaker 4: everyone in Provincetown, and it's my Dyke's in the Midwest.
Speaker 2: And that's it. We're full up. Go see the Mormons.
Speaker 2: See if the Mormons are taking applications.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna start using the word scram more often. I
Speaker 5: had forgotten about it. I do like that I'd forgotten
Speaker 5: about cutting, which was the thing for a while, which
Speaker 5: is obviously a contagion.
Speaker 2: Also, yeah, yeah, adolescents.
Speaker 4: And and the fact that the medical establishment in the
Speaker 4: US did and is still saying, oh no no. If
Speaker 4: a confused teenager says I feel like a boy, you've
Speaker 4: got to give her hormones and delay puberty and remove
Speaker 4: her healthy breasts. That's the only way, to my God,
Speaker 4: these people ought to be jailed. The jails ought to
Speaker 4: be brimming with the progressives in the American medical establishment.
Speaker 4: I would be happy to be the judge of those
Speaker 4: kangaroo courts when they're up and running.
Speaker 5: Got a lot more to jam in the last half hour.
Speaker 5: If you miss a get the podcast Armstrong in Getty
Speaker 5: on the.
Speaker 2: Men Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 12: So this is a massive overhaul of ICE leadership. I'm
Speaker 12: told by four senior DHS officials that they're moving up
Speaker 12: to twelve ICE chiefs from around the country from their
Speaker 12: positions and reassigning them. I'm told this is a move
Speaker 12: spearheaded by Corey Lewandowski, and it's all in an effort
Speaker 12: to boost deportation numbers, which are already at more than
Speaker 12: half a million since President Trump took off.
Speaker 2: So here's what we're talking about.
Speaker 12: Some of the ICE leadership positions being removed are the
Speaker 12: heads of ICE here in Los Angeles, in San Diego, Phoenix, Philadelphia, Seattle,
Speaker 12: El Paso, New Orleans, and Denver, just to name some
Speaker 12: of them.
Speaker 5: That's interesting. So they're going to replace a bunch of
Speaker 5: the ICE people in charge hands let replacements by the
Speaker 5: Border Patrol Commander Bavino. But why is the big thing?
Speaker 5: Which Bill Millusion of Fox explains more here.
Speaker 12: Now, replacing ICE leadership with Border patrol officials signals the
Speaker 12: Trump administration wants deportation efforts to get much more aggressive,
Speaker 12: with one Border Patrol source telling Fox quote, what did
Speaker 12: everyone think mass deportations meant only the worst? Tom Homan
Speaker 12: has said it himself. Anyone in the US illegally is
Speaker 12: on the table.
Speaker 5: That's it. When I first saw this headline, I thought, Okay,
Speaker 5: feels like they've gone a little too far, going to
Speaker 5: back off. Nope, the other way around. They feel like
Speaker 5: they aren't being aggressive enough. They need people. They're going
Speaker 5: to be more aggressive than booting out every single person
Speaker 5: that's here illegally.
Speaker 4: I think they need to get started right after my
Speaker 4: remodel is done.
Speaker 2: Only in support of this.
Speaker 4: The minute all the work is done, because there are
Speaker 4: apparently roughly two percent of the construction workers in America
Speaker 4: who speak English, which is odd.
Speaker 2: Give and how those are pretty good jobs? Well yeah,
Speaker 2: but if you keep letting people come in from somewhere else,
Speaker 2: the wages can keep going down, down, down, correct.
Speaker 4: Which is why famously says our Chevez was staunchly against
Speaker 4: illegal immigration.
Speaker 5: And Bernie Bernie's against illegal immigration for the class.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I don't understand this. Maybe it'd be worth listening to
Speaker 5: on how it fits in with the Build Back Better Plan.
Speaker 2: One O three.
Speaker 12: Michael, senior Trump administration official, did confirm these personnel moves
Speaker 12: to Fox, adding that there was a big, widespread review
Speaker 12: of Ice leadership after the one big beautiful bill passed,
Speaker 12: and I'm told these changes were made based off who
Speaker 12: the administration feels can execute a mass deportation agenda with
Speaker 12: all of that added money and staffing coming from that bill.
Speaker 4: Boy, all right, it's just who's who's down with the
Speaker 4: plan and who's not. I'll bet they got plenty of
Speaker 4: rumbles from those almost entire progressive cities that who ever
Speaker 4: been in that gig for a while was really more
Speaker 4: down with the local vibe, sure, than enthusiastic about carrying
Speaker 4: out the administration's plans. I can believe that.
Speaker 5: Well, we'll see how this plays out in practice and
Speaker 5: also politically. Somebody, but about six weeks somebody texted as
Speaker 5: to why Shoheo Tani messes with his hair so much?
Speaker 8: So.
Speaker 5: This is the big Japanese star of the Los Angeles Dodgers,
Speaker 5: who may be the best baseball pair who ever.
Speaker 4: Lived, and maybe the largest man ever to emerge from
Speaker 4: the island of Japan.
Speaker 2: He's a very big human being.
Speaker 5: Like I said earlier, I think it's similar to Godzilla
Speaker 5: and Mathra. I think he came in contact with some
Speaker 5: sort of nuclear thing probably, and that's why he's the
Speaker 5: most likely explanation. Yeah, how he can be the best
Speaker 5: hitter in the best pitcher in the World Series. I mean,
Speaker 5: that doesn't mediation. It doesn't make any sense. Last night
Speaker 5: he got on base nine times, and now I was
Speaker 5: an eighteen inning game, but he set the record during
Speaker 5: the nine innings for most extra base hits. Anyway, and
Speaker 5: he's pitching tonight. So he's a really good looking guy.
Speaker 5: He looks like a male model. And he gets done
Speaker 5: hitting his home runs or doubles or striking people out
Speaker 5: or whatever he's doing that particular day, and then he's
Speaker 5: there with his hat off, and he's constantly messing with
Speaker 5: his hair, like running his fingers, throwing it, fluffing it
Speaker 5: back up, getting the getting the look just right. I
Speaker 5: don't know if this is true or not. You tell
Speaker 5: me the problem with Thoughtani's hair is a batting helmet.
Speaker 5: American helmets don't fit Asian heads, right. He's trying to
Speaker 5: get his helmet to sit right and stay in The
Speaker 5: Giants Jung Ho Lee has a hell of a time.
Speaker 5: His helmet flies off during swings a couple of times
Speaker 5: a game. The Umps used to get in on his
Speaker 5: case until they learned that a Korean head doesn't fit
Speaker 5: a long American helmet. Do you know anything about.
Speaker 2: That sounds ridiculous to me?
Speaker 5: I don't know that.
Speaker 4: That's don't all the uh don't major league players all
Speaker 4: have custom fit helmets? Io that a guy like little
Speaker 4: leagues that are not all sharing three helmets. I would
Speaker 4: assume that a guy who who got a seven hundred
Speaker 4: million dollar contract as the highest paid athlete on planet
Speaker 4: Earth gets a helmet that fits his head.
Speaker 2: I would assume, Yeah, I don't know. That sounds like
Speaker 2: a crock of crap.
Speaker 5: Ah boy, I'll tell you what the most I wish
Speaker 5: that game last night had gone one more inning because
Speaker 5: something really exciting was gonna happen. One the Toronto Blue
Speaker 5: Jays were going to bring in their starter today starter
Speaker 5: it looked like and Yamamoto, the pitcher who pitched a
Speaker 5: complete game Saturday night for the Dodgers, said hey, coach,
Speaker 5: put me in. As they ran they'd run completely out
Speaker 5: of pitchers. They were gonna have to put him like
Speaker 5: a catcher or something to pitch. And he said, I'm in,
Speaker 5: and he went and warmed up. He was. He was
Speaker 5: in the bullpen. Warming up is a guy who pitched
Speaker 5: a full game forty eight hours earlier, which is amazing
Speaker 5: by modern standards.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, it's the World Series. This wouldn't happen.
Speaker 4: But I've always loved it when a team runs out
Speaker 4: of pitchers and they got you know, like the their
Speaker 4: center fielder's got a really live arm and he pitched
Speaker 4: in college. So he comes in and you know, he's
Speaker 4: throwing eighty four mile per hour fastballs and occasionally throws
Speaker 4: a curve in.
Speaker 2: But because it's so different, the guys can't hit him.
Speaker 5: Well, that's what the Dodgers were planning to do because
Speaker 5: the manager wasn't going to call up Yamamoto. But it
Speaker 5: was really high drama at the end of the game.
Speaker 5: It happened in the middle of the night. But the
Speaker 5: announcer said, the interpreter's talking to manager Roberts, is it
Speaker 5: about Otani? Show Hey Otani? And they thought, wow, it's
Speaker 5: got to be something. No, it turned out it was Yamamoto.
Speaker 5: The guy had pitched the last game, said who said
Speaker 5: put me in? Yeah, no, I'll pitch. He wouldn't to
Speaker 5: let some right fielder go in who hasn't pitched since
Speaker 5: high school.
Speaker 2: You know why Yamamoto is so durable radiation exactly. The
Speaker 2: Japanese players have been rated similar to the way Mathra was.
Speaker 2: You know, take a look at the timeline. It's the
Speaker 2: Fukushima plant.
Speaker 5: You're right, Tsami, the I'm connecting the dots clearly two
Speaker 5: miles down the road from Japan's big baseball academy made up.
Speaker 5: But that's the how Conspiracyani's hometown is wherever Fukushima is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, Yeah, he got radiated.
Speaker 5: That explains everything. Yes, Michael, you figured it out, weed out,
Speaker 5: and we called that guy hair brain for the whole
Speaker 5: helmets don't fit Asian heads story?
Speaker 2: Do you have?
Speaker 5: And then I'll shut up about this because I watched
Speaker 5: every pitch of the game last night and found it
Speaker 5: absolutely fascinating. You gotta like baseball because I mean, it
Speaker 5: was a pitchers the second game. There were two games played,
Speaker 5: really those two nine in games. The second game was
Speaker 5: really a pitcher's duel up until the the very end.
Speaker 4: But I'd like to see the the ratings on the
Speaker 4: East Coast and in Toronto for that matter.
Speaker 2: The game ended at ten minutes to three in the morning.
Speaker 2: It's just ridiculous.
Speaker 5: It was compelling. In a lot of different ways.
Speaker 2: They kept bringing different pitchers and all that, but I
Speaker 2: like the short, fat catcher for Toronto.
Speaker 5: He's my favorite player. Alejandro Kirk, who they got for
Speaker 5: seventy five hundred dollars from Tijuana for the price of
Speaker 5: a used car. They got him as a player.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was a sign signing bonus. And he is
Speaker 2: a guy.
Speaker 5: He's one of those people that like, if he worked
Speaker 5: into your work walked into your workplace, you wouldn't want
Speaker 5: him on your softball team. You'd think that guy is
Speaker 5: not an athlete, A little portly, yeah, he just doesn't
Speaker 5: walk like an athlete. He didn't look like an athlete.
Speaker 4: And they told the story early in the game. I
Speaker 4: know you heard it because you're referencing it, but they
Speaker 4: the guy was there, the scout, was there to scout
Speaker 4: somebody else, and he told his bosses, No, no, no,
Speaker 4: you got to hear about this guy Kirk. He's unbelievable.
Speaker 4: Now you're going to see him and you're gonna think
Speaker 4: I'm nuts. But trust me on this. The short, fat guy, yeah,
Speaker 4: the short, short and portly. Yeah.
Speaker 5: But what do you My final question on this, what
Speaker 5: do you think it's going to be like tonight with
Speaker 5: all the players who played basically two games last night
Speaker 5: and stay up until the middle of the night. And
Speaker 5: what what do you expec You're gonna let down in emotion.
Speaker 4: You're gonna see a handful of guys uh resting to
Speaker 4: start the game. Maybe as each manager sees if they
Speaker 4: could can rest some of their starters, because you don't
Speaker 4: want them to get hurt. It's it's less about being
Speaker 4: tired per se than about them getting injured, because when
Speaker 4: you're tired, that's when you blow something in sports. So yeah,
Speaker 4: I think you know they're they're the next man up,
Speaker 4: might get a start.
Speaker 2: Today in some positions. Show freaking show he's the starting pitcher.
Speaker 2: That's insane.
Speaker 5: He got a little hurt in the middle of the game.
Speaker 5: He tried to steal a base and then he pulled
Speaker 5: up limp and hobbled around a little bit, and the
Speaker 5: manager ran out there right away. Everything okay, And they
Speaker 5: did a lot.
Speaker 2: Of I almost dropped an S bomb.
Speaker 5: It's s The owners should have run out there, and
Speaker 5: what's wrong and wrong and the head of Fox Sports
Speaker 5: and everyone else.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the commissioner of baseball, he stretched.
Speaker 5: A little winced a little and then then kept on playing.
Speaker 4: But who knows that another benefit of the radiation thing
Speaker 4: quick healing, great healing.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 5: You can pull a muzzle in at heels in like
Speaker 5: a minute because you've been radiated by the Fukushima nuclear plant.
Speaker 2: It's the upside, Yeah, exactly. We will finish strong next
Speaker 2: strong New Yorkers. By the way, no one will be
Speaker 2: as mad at you if it doesn't go right as
Speaker 2: the people who love you. Now. Have you felt that
Speaker 2: as well?
Speaker 13: You know, it's it's often framed as a burden or
Speaker 13: as an obligation, right, But frankly, I think it's an opportunity.
Speaker 13: It's an opportunity to actually show that this whole campaign
Speaker 13: where we've talked about freezing the rent, making buses fast,
Speaker 13: free delivering universal childcare, these are not just slogans, right,
Speaker 13: These are commitments, and when we deliver them here in
Speaker 13: New York City, it will be also the delivery of
Speaker 13: a politics that can actually aspire for more than what
Speaker 13: you're living through.
Speaker 8: Ron.
Speaker 5: That's Ron Mundani on John Stewart's Day Show last night.
Speaker 5: He doesn't have that overly consulted, scared to answer a
Speaker 5: question thing that most losers have, which is one of
Speaker 5: the reasons he's winning.
Speaker 2: That's Zoran.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he is very very skillful and smooth and charming
Speaker 4: at pitching his suicidal programs.
Speaker 1: He is has Zorn Monodani.
Speaker 2: He is the actually not right.
Speaker 5: He is the archetype of that kind of person. Grew
Speaker 5: up rich and privileged, oh yeah, and fights for socialism
Speaker 5: in a way that will make more people poor.
Speaker 2: I wish we had enough time to read.
Speaker 4: I'm working my way through the Matt tayebipiece I've referenced
Speaker 4: earlier and the response to it and his blast, which
Speaker 4: is absolutely wonderful. But he's talking about who's the guy
Speaker 4: with the Nazi tattoo. You know, I'm gonna learn his
Speaker 4: name just in time to forget at it because he's
Speaker 4: gonna go away plan I remember in Maine with the
Speaker 4: Nazi tattoo. But he's talking about Mamdani as well, and
Speaker 4: he talks about how he became a journalist, and it's
Speaker 4: actually very very funny. But Matt Taibi, like this platner
Speaker 4: guy like Mundani, grew up with East Coast money and
Speaker 4: were sent to high dollar boarding schools. And he got
Speaker 4: us out of his high dollar boarding school and he
Speaker 4: realized all this self actualization crap they were teaching me
Speaker 4: hasn't done me any good. I have no skills, I
Speaker 4: don't know what I'm supposed to do with my life.
Speaker 4: And he went overseas and worked, you know, menial jobs
Speaker 4: until he could start selling articles. But he says, in
Speaker 4: countries where the bulk of people have to be concerned
Speaker 4: with survival, getting enough to eat, not being conquered by
Speaker 4: rival nations or revolutionaries, and holding crime and corruption to
Speaker 4: tolerable levels, colleges don't teach kids that they're citizens of
Speaker 4: oppressor nations that should probably be disbanded. They certainly wouldn't
Speaker 4: do it if they lucked into the benefits of citizenship
Speaker 4: in a country like the United States.
Speaker 2: This country has problems, even serious ones.
Speaker 4: But it's not like gangsters are setting up freelance toll
Speaker 4: booths on I ninety five, or the strip stake you
Speaker 4: ordered at Ponderosa has a good chance of being cat meat.
Speaker 2: Citizens of countries that have known easy they have lawyers.
Speaker 4: Citizens of countries that have known true suckage, including especially
Speaker 4: the ones with Marxist or Maoist histories, laugh at the
Speaker 4: things Americans call problems.
Speaker 2: The only people who think.
Speaker 4: The system that produce the richest, safest empire in history
Speaker 4: is essentially unfixable are America's own wealthy, whose current disdain
Speaker 4: for their own good fortune. It's like a political version
Speaker 4: of Heroin Chic. He is one of the greatest writers
Speaker 4: operating on earth, and he's absolutely right. This freaking neo
Speaker 4: Marxism is all about bored, overly intellectual, overly indoctrinated, slash
Speaker 4: educated kids of the affluent.
Speaker 2: God, it makes me sick.
Speaker 5: Why do you have all these carpet and scratching polls
Speaker 5: back here in the kitchen?
Speaker 2: No reason? See, I don't think you're taking this seriously.
Speaker 5: No reason. Let's trip all the little ballsy arns stuff
Speaker 5: scratching posts.
Speaker 4: Those are scrubbers for the you know, the specialists, trap
Speaker 4: gets in the little holes in the specialists. Anyways, let's
Speaker 4: go back out front.
Speaker 5: Uh oh, we do have a serious breaking news thing
Speaker 5: ro that Nettan Yahoo, the Prime Minister of Israel, has
Speaker 5: instructed the Israeli Defense Force to immediately carry out powerful
Speaker 5: strikes in the Gaza Strip. I don't know if that
Speaker 5: means the ceasefire is over or if that will be
Speaker 5: received as trying to maintain the ceasefire somehow. It's still
Speaker 5: early days. But here's what I've taken away.
Speaker 4: Number One, Obviously, Hamas never had any intention of coming
Speaker 4: to peace to the Arab nations, which had stood up
Speaker 4: and said, yeah, we'll be part of imposing the peace.
Speaker 2: When it became clear that now how' was go time, they're.
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, we uh, we're in with you in spirit.
Speaker 4: Let's talk more about this defense force and who's going
Speaker 4: to be in it. Well, you're going to be in it.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about who else is gonna be in it.
Speaker 4: So yeah, they'd signed the deal because Trump was twisting
Speaker 4: their arms.
Speaker 2: But now's the hard part.
Speaker 5: That seems like this six years ago, like a week,
Speaker 5: two weeks.
Speaker 4: I don't even know, two weeks lost the ability to
Speaker 4: sense the passage of time. I'm like a dog. My
Speaker 4: wife comes home, I'm like crying with joy. She's like,
Speaker 4: I just went out to the mailbox. I it no
Speaker 4: longer since the passage of time.
Speaker 5: And now final faults with Armstrong and getting engage. Here's
Speaker 5: your host for final thoughts, Joe Getty.
Speaker 2: That's a bad imitation of a really out of date reference.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get a final thought from everybody on
Speaker 2: the crew.
Speaker 4: To wrap up the show, Mike Langelow or technical director
Speaker 4: will lead us into the future of Michael.
Speaker 2: Okay, I think I'm the last one on the show.
Speaker 11: I've got this cover grock and take family photos and
Speaker 11: start having them do silly thing.
Speaker 5: It's pretty fun and it's real easy too. The learning
Speaker 5: curve is there's hardly any learning curve at all. Katie
Speaker 5: Green are esteemed and't use women as a final thought.
Speaker 4: Katie, speaking of Grok, apparently there's a new character on
Speaker 4: there named Mila, and she is quite the bee and
Speaker 4: she talks back, Oh really, yeah, I could be sporty.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I need to do that in my car. I'll
Speaker 5: use this for my final thought. You can change the
Speaker 5: personality of the person that is your Grok. Yeah, and
Speaker 5: mine is like friendly chummy. I should make more sarcastic
Speaker 5: and aggressive. See how that works out.
Speaker 4: So my final thought is with the remodel I've mentioned
Speaker 4: many times going on, we're constantly moving our stuff from
Speaker 4: one area to the other to another room to make
Speaker 4: room for the painters, and then you got to move
Speaker 4: the stuff that was in there. It's like a never
Speaker 4: ending game of like materialistic musical chairs. I am burning
Speaker 4: the place down. I am moving to the woods.
Speaker 2: I will live in a tent. I will have a
Speaker 2: camp stove in a water purifier period.
Speaker 5: My actual final thought is how much I enjoyed that
Speaker 5: baseball game last night. I mean, it was six hours long,
Speaker 5: and I was listening and watching throughout the whole thing
Speaker 5: and doing other stuff. But man, oh man, did I
Speaker 5: enjoy that? That was really fun?
Speaker 4: And I'm telling you you gotta do it like soccer.
Speaker 4: After twelve innings, you have a home run contest or something,
Speaker 4: or the bat race where you spin around three.
Speaker 2: Times and then so you can run at first base.
Speaker 5: Right something you get Come Armstrong and Getty wrapping up
Speaker 5: another grueling four hour workday.
Speaker 4: I kid, I've lectured other sports. Plate till somebody wins.
Speaker 4: Don't go with some novelty contest. Play till somebody wins.
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Speaker 5: There's a lot of news to be made this week
Speaker 5: in that looming Trump sheet meeting in South Korea. We'll
Speaker 5: have all that for you. God bless America.
Speaker 1: I'm strong and we cover a lot on today's big,
Speaker 1: big show from Trump in Asia. His trade deal is
Speaker 1: a gold freeman's walk off. Put the Blue Jays too bad.
Speaker 1: Those Swans that don't talk, just.
Speaker 2: Hit them in the head. The Armstrong and get the
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