Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Joe, Katty Armstrong and Decades
Speaker 1: and keep arm drawn.
Speaker 2: Why from studio ce sez he You're a dimly lit room.
Speaker 2: Were deep within the bowels of the Armstrong in getting
Speaker 2: communications compound and to kickoff on Thursday.
Speaker 3: We're under the tutelage of our general manager, Ernie Sanders.
Speaker 1: Ernie Sanders a surprise general manager today. That's right.
Speaker 4: I find myself surveying this country and seeing how frequently,
Speaker 4: including in New York the other day, young dopes fall
Speaker 4: for the traumise of.
Speaker 1: Socialism, and how old Bernie.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's got to be the negotiations with Father
Speaker 4: time because it's only a moment, it's only you know,
Speaker 4: a brief span of time before the US becomes France.
Speaker 4: If we keep going in this direction, so Bernie will
Speaker 4: be fully gratified.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Christ, several things I'm very excited about talking about today,
Speaker 3: and some days I come in I'm not too excited.
Speaker 1: I don't want to talk about anything. It's drudgery.
Speaker 4: We got to hit him with a cattle prod just
Speaker 4: to make him. He refuses until he just rapped the
Speaker 4: entire four hours.
Speaker 3: The company is just dragging words out of me because
Speaker 3: I'm contractually obligated. But today several things I'm very excited
Speaker 3: to talk about. I was just watching Pete Hegseeth is
Speaker 3: doing a little delio there in front of reporters. It
Speaker 3: seems very clear now that that whole preliminary leak about
Speaker 3: not much damage was absolutely a hit job from somebody
Speaker 3: for some reason. I mean, that seems one hundred clear now.
Speaker 3: Even the liberal networks are admitting as much. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: So what is that all about?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 3: You know, the usual somebody who hates Trump and thought
Speaker 3: that would further their cause somehow.
Speaker 1: I don't even understand what they thought would happen.
Speaker 3: I mean, didn't they know that the truth would come
Speaker 3: out within hours or days anyway?
Speaker 1: And what did you? I don't know. I have no idea.
Speaker 4: I think that story in and of itself is of
Speaker 4: minor significance. But what does it say about that person?
Speaker 4: What does it say about our politics? What does it
Speaker 4: say about our media? What does it say about our country?
Speaker 1: Yeah? That's what I mean.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And the enthusiasm of the media to run with
Speaker 3: it and everything like that. And that's what peg set's
Speaker 3: up there lecturing the press about. Is are any of
Speaker 3: you pritten any of the new stuff that's come out today,
Speaker 3: for instance, from a from from that same report and
Speaker 3: from others from other countries in the UN that have
Speaker 3: a much more positive assessment. And I don't think it's
Speaker 3: it's not partisan to say it'd bedive to end the
Speaker 3: program for Ran to get a nuclear weapon. Anyway, all
Speaker 3: kinds of different reports coming out as anybody as breathlessly
Speaker 3: reporting them as they did that initial you know, one
Speaker 3: word from some leaker with an agenda. Anyway, What that
Speaker 3: had me thinking about is I started reading this new
Speaker 3: book that I'm all excited about. I'm listening to it,
Speaker 3: but I don't know. I don't want to get bogged
Speaker 3: down and reading versus listening. But it's a trilogy from
Speaker 3: this guy named told that I'd never read before I
Speaker 3: realized I have a gap in my knowledge about the
Speaker 3: Pacific part of World War two.
Speaker 1: I should never.
Speaker 3: Read another word about the European War in Hitler, because
Speaker 3: I've read plenty, and spend more time on the Pacific part,
Speaker 3: because I don't think I've ever read a whole long
Speaker 3: book since I read some book about midway when I
Speaker 3: was in fifth grade.
Speaker 1: I don't think i've for whatever reason.
Speaker 3: You know, it's an entirely different war, really, And the point,
Speaker 3: the reason I'm bringing this up is this highly acclaimed.
Speaker 1: Book.
Speaker 3: I'm reading the third one first because I'm more interested
Speaker 3: in the end game. You're Okinawa, You're you know, dropping
Speaker 3: the bombs, all that sort of stuff. But he starts
Speaker 3: with FDR's relationship with the media there in his last term.
Speaker 3: And I've never come across this before. So the media
Speaker 3: turned on FDR hard when he decided to run for
Speaker 3: a third term.
Speaker 1: Why am I unaware of this information? But third or fourth? Third? Wow?
Speaker 3: Okay, so ninety percent of newspapers were against him running
Speaker 3: for a third term in America didn't endorse him because
Speaker 3: they thought it was awful.
Speaker 1: That he was running for a third term.
Speaker 3: He had had a glorious first two terms relationship with
Speaker 3: the media where he could basically tell them what they
Speaker 3: should print and when they were out of line and
Speaker 3: talked down to them and they would all chuckle along
Speaker 3: and go along with him because he was so popular
Speaker 3: in this and that. But when he decided to run
Speaker 3: for a third along with just you know, you get
Speaker 3: tired of people after a while. The media really turned
Speaker 3: on him and in that fourth term, and I should
Speaker 3: have grabbed the quotes. He sounded so much like Trump
Speaker 3: in the way he would blast the media for being
Speaker 3: un America, Unamerican, enemies of the country, traitors to their nation,
Speaker 3: printing nothing but lies. And you know when Trump says
Speaker 3: that sort of thing, it's introduced as a completely new
Speaker 3: thing nobody has ever done. We should all be scared
Speaker 3: to death of this authoritarian that bad mouths the free press.
Speaker 1: It's the most important thing we've gotten in America. Blah
Speaker 1: blah blah. FDR did it.
Speaker 3: Constantly their greatest hero. Yeah, and revelations like that. That's
Speaker 3: one of the best parts of being a history nut
Speaker 3: is realizing there is freaking nothing new under the sun,
Speaker 3: for one thing. And secondly, you wonder why anybody even
Speaker 3: takes the time to read write history because so few
Speaker 3: people read it or remember it.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 3: That's so those of us who do read it can
Speaker 3: be exasperated by the fact that the same old scams
Speaker 3: are tried.
Speaker 4: Over and over again and again, in the case of
Speaker 4: New York City recently successfully.
Speaker 3: But as I was listening hexeth bad mouth of the media.
Speaker 3: I thought, okay, this is going to be portrayed as
Speaker 3: the whole Trump so, you know, war on free speech
Speaker 3: or whatever. FDR was brutal on nothing but lies. He
Speaker 3: would name all the newspapers. Oh, there's that guy whose
Speaker 3: newspaper prints nothing but lies all the time.
Speaker 1: What do you want to lie about today? You know
Speaker 1: that sort of thing.
Speaker 4: Wow, yeah, I remember talking about years and years ago
Speaker 4: when uh, when my second third kids came along that
Speaker 4: you know, like kid number three would throw a fit
Speaker 4: and I'd be like, I've seen better than you.
Speaker 1: One of these.
Speaker 3: Ah, okay, fine, Well, and that's why it's so useful
Speaker 3: to study history. You start to recognize the patterns in
Speaker 3: the shapes you've seen this movie before. Is me individually
Speaker 3: or you individually or anybody who just heard me say that?
Speaker 3: But that is not what is filtered down through the
Speaker 3: years of the great hero FDR. I didn't know that
Speaker 3: practically every newspaper in America turned on him when he
Speaker 3: decided to run.
Speaker 1: For a third term. Yeah that's interesting. Yeah, it is.
Speaker 4: Well, so much of history, particularly filtered through education and
Speaker 4: your popular you know, news media and your pop history
Speaker 4: stuff all comes from the left left to.
Speaker 1: The center left.
Speaker 3: And what you know, this isn't a referendum on FDR.
Speaker 3: What kind of radio runs down? That's what I say.
Speaker 3: What kind of radio show would that be? But it's
Speaker 3: it's just acknowledging, well, just the way the favorite thing works.
Speaker 3: So because he was all about growing the government and
Speaker 3: giving people stuff as half a socialist or a three
Speaker 3: quarters socialist and is it revered throughout history and now
Speaker 3: or forget the whole You know, he broke one hundred
Speaker 3: and fifty year tradition of not running for more than
Speaker 3: third Well we'll ignore.
Speaker 4: That brand roughshot on the constitution, threatened to pack the courts,
Speaker 4: et cetera.
Speaker 1: And Trump wants to change the Supreme Court.
Speaker 3: Or lectures the media about being liars and triggers, which
Speaker 3: I don't like.
Speaker 1: But it's act. It's treated as it's something brand new.
Speaker 1: I tell you what.
Speaker 4: I am really impressed by Pete Hegsath when he goes
Speaker 4: at the media because he comes at them with facts
Speaker 4: and perspective and a really coherent argument. Yet so far
Speaker 4: really impressed with that because they do need shaming.
Speaker 1: They need serious shaming.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was a little concerned yesterday when the pushback
Speaker 3: was all about what are you saying?
Speaker 1: Those are brave pilots who doing a great job.
Speaker 3: Okay, you're arguing something different, and usually when somebody does that,
Speaker 3: you need to watch out. Your pushback is different than
Speaker 3: my complaint, right, My complaint is you didn't actually blow
Speaker 3: up four to OHO. Your pushback is I'm bad mouthing
Speaker 3: the pilots.
Speaker 4: No, I wasn't right right hey, By the way, on
Speaker 4: air meeting yesterday, there was an undercover FCC agent all right,
Speaker 4: kind of looking at me as I went about my
Speaker 4: yard work. So I think having failed to officially start
Speaker 4: the show, was it yesterday? Yeah, we best mind our
Speaker 4: p's and q's. I think it's the only time in
Speaker 4: our show's history. I'll have to go to the show historian.
Speaker 4: I think it's the only time we've ever not started
Speaker 4: the show officially.
Speaker 1: So that's a black mark on my record.
Speaker 3: I'm Jack Armstrong, He's Joe Getty on this it is
Speaker 3: How did it already get to be Thursday June twenty
Speaker 3: sixty or twenty twenty five?
Speaker 1: We are armstrong in getting we approve of this program.
Speaker 4: All right, then let's start officially according to FCC rules
Speaker 4: and regulations.
Speaker 1: Here we go at Mark say.
Speaker 5: Yes, good, you're not dancing, but that you've lost your
Speaker 5: lust for life. Of course inevitable remix, so of course
Speaker 5: somebody turned that into a song and the One More
Speaker 5: Thing podcast we can play it with the F bombs
Speaker 5: because it flows better.
Speaker 4: But yes, well, especially because you know as a musician,
Speaker 4: the F bomb is like the snare drum.
Speaker 1: I mean it is the frame, the rithmic frame of
Speaker 1: the song. Those bounds. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think because it didn't start the show officially yesterday,
Speaker 3: that one goes in the books with an asterisk.
Speaker 1: It doesn't count toward any records or any thing like that. Right,
Speaker 1: very disappointing.
Speaker 3: I also want to talk about Mamdani or whatever his
Speaker 3: name is, who didn't pay enough attention to while he
Speaker 3: was running for mayor because nobody thought he was going
Speaker 3: to win until Monday, and he ended up winning and
Speaker 3: he's almost certainly going to be the mayor.
Speaker 1: Is that you hating communist Jack? How exciting? Is that
Speaker 1: what people like about him?
Speaker 3: Some people that's what they like about him, but I'm
Speaker 3: not sure that's what got him over the top. And
Speaker 3: I'm a little disappointed or or or pleased that I'm
Speaker 3: reading Mark Helprin's newsletter today and he apparently are you
Speaker 3: disappointed or pleased?
Speaker 1: Well figure it out.
Speaker 3: I was reading Mark Alpert's newsletter today and he has
Speaker 3: written something exactly what I've been thinking for like the
Speaker 3: last twenty four hours on this mom Donnie character and
Speaker 3: what might be going on here in the similarities between
Speaker 3: him and Trump. So we'll get to that a little
Speaker 3: bit later. I think it's pretty fascinating. And is the
Speaker 3: Democratic Party gonna go that direction or not?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that is going to be a battle Royale, I
Speaker 4: tell you what. Just as a quick aside, the whole
Speaker 4: isolationist maga versus interventionist that division I think is grossly exaggerated.
Speaker 4: The whole are we gonna go commie or not? Within
Speaker 4: the Democratic Party that battle is not exaggerated.
Speaker 1: Heck yeah, they.
Speaker 3: Actually have a chance of taking over the party. The
Speaker 3: isolationist Tucker wing is not going to take over the party.
Speaker 1: So yeah.
Speaker 3: Lots of good stuff on the way and Katie's headlines
Speaker 3: next to here. Among the things I want to discuss
Speaker 3: today is my thirteen year old Henry and I's conversation
Speaker 3: last night about me getting plastic surgery, which was very
Speaker 3: very jaunty HM and his opinions on it. Here's a
Speaker 3: headline for you. Before we get to Katie's headlines. The
Speaker 3: Iotola speaks, or at least maybe he does, but he
Speaker 3: put out a statement, I offer my congratulations on the
Speaker 3: victory over the fallacious Zionist regime.
Speaker 1: Yes, if you won, why are you hiding in a
Speaker 1: hole somewhere?
Speaker 4: It's just curious what would loss look like your book,
Speaker 4: dear mister Iotola, sir, exactly. Craziness, all right, so much
Speaker 4: to get to. Let's figure out who's reporting what it's
Speaker 4: lead story with Katie Green Katie, Well, you.
Speaker 6: Guys touched on this from CBS. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
Speaker 6: holds press conference on impact of strikes on Iran.
Speaker 3: There's all kinds of other intelligent assessments and including some
Speaker 3: from that same document that are much more accurate.
Speaker 1: I'm assuming talking about how much damage was done.
Speaker 4: A lot well in the IAEAS report, which is still
Speaker 4: preliminary obviously, but said, oh whack the be Jesus out home,
Speaker 4: I mean paraphrasing, but yeah, yeah, that early report was.
Speaker 1: It was ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I didn't, I didn't see this because we were
Speaker 3: we were working yesterday. But Joe Scarborough said on MSNBC
Speaker 3: toward at the end of his show, apparently yesterday, I
Speaker 3: think we're being.
Speaker 1: Played here by a leaker. Yes, clearly.
Speaker 6: From the Associated Press, drone debris found in Ukraine indicates
Speaker 6: Russia is using new technology from Iran.
Speaker 3: Interesting, so they wouldn't help Iran, but Iran's helping them.
Speaker 3: Or maybe it's a hangover from before the attack. Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 6: From the Free Beacon, Mom Donnie, supporters celebrate win with
Speaker 6: cries of quote, globalize.
Speaker 3: The Antifada, Oh wow, I'm telling you care came out
Speaker 3: strongly in favor of Mamdanni and then happy about his victory.
Speaker 4: Is a fellow Muslim. They are absolutely tied to groups
Speaker 4: that are tied directly to terrorist organization.
Speaker 1: I missed out on how wealthy he and his wife are.
Speaker 3: They had their wedding, super swanky wedding in Dubai. Looking
Speaker 3: at pictures of it, I mean, wow, that's some socialist.
Speaker 4: He is the classic Trustafarian progressive. I mean, straight out
Speaker 4: of the book of cliches, super wealthy socialist.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: From Newsweek, China military unveils mosquito sized drones.
Speaker 1: For special missions. This is what Joe's been warning about.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it's a mosquito size. Now it will be like,
Speaker 4: what's tiny flea sized?
Speaker 1: Soon?
Speaker 4: I mean you won't even be able to see them,
Speaker 4: and they will come in swarms and fly straight into
Speaker 4: your lungs and explode. Oh jeez, yeah, I'm telling you
Speaker 4: you unexploded lungs. Do you what the hells?
Speaker 1: That was a truth bomb? Who wants to tune into
Speaker 1: that on a radio?
Speaker 4: Shown off in your brain, not your lungs in this Okay,
Speaker 4: As you drive to work, realize China will soon have
Speaker 4: microscopic your owns that blow up your lungs. Have a
Speaker 4: nice day, Well, well you're napping. I'm building defenses against
Speaker 4: the microdrones.
Speaker 1: From NBC.
Speaker 6: Capitol police arrest dozens of people protesting medicaid cuts in
Speaker 6: Trump budget bill.
Speaker 1: At the Capitol. Did you say dozens dozen? About thirty
Speaker 1: three people are arrested.
Speaker 4: The giant scam that is medicaid money washing back and
Speaker 4: forth from the states and the Feds and the hospitals,
Speaker 4: and the phony taxes that then get redisc I think
Speaker 4: I've figured out how to explain it. It is one
Speaker 4: of the most expensive scam drains of taxpayer money I've
Speaker 4: ever witnessed. But there's just enough there that it's difficult
Speaker 4: to get people to understand it. The Republicans are trying
Speaker 4: to quash it in the Big Beautiful Bill, among other
Speaker 4: pretty good things I've read about. But again, it's just
Speaker 4: complicated enough. That's how they get away with the scam.
Speaker 6: From the New York Post North Korea to open tourist
Speaker 6: site week for foreign visitors.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's exciting. Looks like a beam dealing any posters
Speaker 1: off the walls USA.
Speaker 6: Today, Leanne Rhymes says she panicked after her teeth fell
Speaker 6: out on stage.
Speaker 1: I saw that Leon Rhymes' teeth fell out while she
Speaker 1: was singing.
Speaker 4: I'm guessing she has false teeth and it wasn't a
Speaker 4: spontaneous shedding of her natural chick lits, right, you guessed you.
Speaker 1: It's a good call.
Speaker 6: And finally the Babylon Bee defeated Cuomo.
Speaker 1: Left groping for answers.
Speaker 4: That's good, So you know this is a little bit
Speaker 4: good phrase of the day is spontaneous shedding of her
Speaker 4: chick lits. Hey, so rare we see this occasionally complete
Speaker 4: tooth little disengagement.
Speaker 1: Too much diet soda and it could happen to you.
Speaker 1: We have more news of the day on the way.
Speaker 1: I hope you can stay here. Armstrong and Getty and
Speaker 1: a stunning upset.
Speaker 7: Democratic Socialist Zoran Mamdanni won the Democratic MULA promo.
Speaker 1: Back in that. That's extraordinary. That's extraordinary.
Speaker 2: Mom.
Speaker 7: Donnie relied largely on volunteers and a relentlessly positive campaign
Speaker 7: based on issues that affect everyday New Yorkers like freezing
Speaker 7: the wrench, no cost childcare, and free buses.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good. That's pretty good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, crowd really into that. We're going to do a
Speaker 3: Mamdani joke off a little bit later. As all the
Speaker 3: late night hosts, most of them based in New York,
Speaker 3: had things to say about the new Socialists probably will
Speaker 3: be mayor of New York City, and I do want
Speaker 3: to talk about that phenomenon.
Speaker 1: It's really interesting. Uh oh.
Speaker 3: The other thing Hegzeth was legsuring the media about is
Speaker 3: uh giant historical thing happened yesterday and that all of
Speaker 3: NATO agreed to five percent of GDP committed toward defense.
Speaker 3: NATO as Ian bremer who could who disliked Trump a lot,
Speaker 3: said NATO is stronger than it has ever been.
Speaker 1: No, no, Trump was going to ruin NATO. It was
Speaker 1: gonna end it, it was gonna fall apart. Well I'm
Speaker 1: talking about that? Yeah, no kidding. Do you get tired
Speaker 1: of being wrong? I'm just curious.
Speaker 4: Oh, folks, it's time for a gender bending madness update.
Speaker 1: Very early in the.
Speaker 3: Show today called.
Speaker 1: The loco We're a brave.
Speaker 4: So much to get to, including one of the most
Speaker 4: eloquent defenses of women's sports I've yet come across.
Speaker 1: Fabulous stuff.
Speaker 3: But first this let me mention that today is the
Speaker 3: ten year anniversary of gay marriage becoming legal in the
Speaker 3: United States when they ran out of the Supreme Court
Speaker 3: and breathless reported that gay marriage was a thing now
Speaker 3: and how that transformed the gay rights movement into this
Speaker 3: whole trans thing which is a great piece in the
Speaker 3: New York Times about today and read that later.
Speaker 1: Wow. Interesting, Yeah, I haven't seen that.
Speaker 4: So on that theme, actually, Air Canada proudly announced and
Speaker 4: in the announcement from the cockpit along with the tweet.
Speaker 3: The pilot actually turned to the camera and said, all
Speaker 3: the letters we are doing our first ever.
Speaker 4: Now, let me get that one straight, because a few
Speaker 4: letters have been added to this one, our first ever
Speaker 4: two s LGBTQAI plus flight ever in Canada. If you
Speaker 4: don't get that.
Speaker 3: That fourth through fifteenth letter is to make you submit
Speaker 3: to it. The poor pilot is like, all right, this
Speaker 3: is gonna take a minute. All right, what's the matter
Speaker 3: with you?
Speaker 4: And interestingly, the lesbian writer who wrote this piece, I
Speaker 4: think it was Nelly Bowls for the Free Press said
Speaker 4: on this topic support for same sex marriages collapsing among
Speaker 4: Republicans according to a recent Gallup poll, and this chart
Speaker 4: says she translates the chart because it has declined pretty precipitously. Really, yeah,
Speaker 4: it has, and in somewhat among US adults. It's up
Speaker 4: among Democrats now. But she says, we were fine with
Speaker 4: a few letters, and then y'all just kept adding more.
Speaker 4: So now we're taking them all back. They've gone way, way,
Speaker 4: way too far in the radical gender theory thing. Anyway,
Speaker 4: Moving along, California found in violation of Title nine. In
Speaker 4: the clash with the Trump officials over transgender athletes, Trump
Speaker 4: administration has found the California Department of Education the state's
Speaker 4: high school Sports Federation violated civil rights laws by allowing
Speaker 4: transgender girls.
Speaker 1: The term you're looking for is boys.
Speaker 4: They're boys to compete in women's sports.
Speaker 1: Oh, that reminds me.
Speaker 4: Do we have the Brett Bear clip that I asked for?
Speaker 4: I apologize. I knew I wanted that for this and
Speaker 4: I forgot to tell you. Yeah, play that for me.
Speaker 4: Michael in Sacramento.
Speaker 8: As the Trump administration finds the California Education Department and
Speaker 8: the state's high school Sports Federation violated civil rights law
Speaker 8: by allowing transgender girls to compete on girls sports teams,
Speaker 8: the federal Education Department is proposing a resolution that would
Speaker 8: require California to bar transgenders from women's sports. It would
Speaker 8: also strip transgender athletes of records, titles.
Speaker 4: And awards, and if California doesn't come correct, they would
Speaker 4: lose their federal funding. The reason I asked for that
Speaker 4: clip is Brett's obvious discomfort and confusion and saying it
Speaker 4: bends transgender girls from being in girls' sports. No, Brett,
Speaker 4: the term you and your writers are looking for is
Speaker 4: boys or males or men. They're pretty well known and
Speaker 4: used terms with a commonly understood meaning. They've banned boys
Speaker 4: from competing in girls sports.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised.
Speaker 3: Fox is still too scared to say anything close to
Speaker 3: that they feel like the trans.
Speaker 1: Army will come after him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've got a couple of theories on that. Number One,
Speaker 4: it could just be their younger writers are just so
Speaker 4: steeped in the idea that no, that's you don't call
Speaker 4: him a boy, that's a transgender girl, that they're afraid
Speaker 4: to use the obvious and correct terms. Either that or,
Speaker 4: as Mark Leibovich is brilliant, this town reminds us. Both
Speaker 4: sides of the isle are part of the same giant
Speaker 4: cocktail party, part of the same giant environment community in Washington, DC,
Speaker 4: and there's.
Speaker 1: A lot of going along to get them true.
Speaker 4: Anyway, I wanted to mention this before I get back
Speaker 4: into girls' sports, that there are the Breitbart was reporting,
Speaker 4: and I think they're quoting the Consumer Consumer Research Organization.
Speaker 1: That a bunch of.
Speaker 4: Nonprofit hospitals who have been banned by state laws from
Speaker 4: performing sex change experiments on children are continuing to do them.
Speaker 4: Tax exempt beneficiary receiving numerous funding streams and benefits from
Speaker 4: the federal government are continuing, in violation of law to
Speaker 4: commit these crimes against children.
Speaker 1: Wow, that is wild who are you doctors? Well?
Speaker 4: And one of the reasons I wanted to bring this
Speaker 4: up was they talk about the Cleveland Clinic, famous medical
Speaker 4: establishment which operates in other states as well as internationally.
Speaker 4: It's not just Ohio. It pulled in nearly sixteen billion
Speaker 4: dollars in revenue last year. And these sex change experiments
Speaker 4: are very, very profitable, especially in states where like California,
Speaker 4: where insurance has to pay for it, which is just obscene.
Speaker 4: But and they paid their CEO over seven million dollars.
Speaker 4: Don't be duped by the phrase not for profit or
Speaker 4: non profit.
Speaker 1: The profit is in the pay. Everybody makes huge pray pay.
Speaker 4: They just don't have, you know, extra money left over
Speaker 4: after It doesn't mean noble or charitable. Okay, Anyway, I
Speaker 4: wanted to get to this. This is written by Gene
Speaker 4: pegnon Girl Sports misogyny masquerading as empathy. There are truths
Speaker 4: in life and interrupt anytime you want, obviously, but this
Speaker 4: is very eloquent. There are truths in life that are objective, constant.
Speaker 4: They're not influenced by personal beliefs, the culture at large,
Speaker 4: or opinions. They are facts. Absolutes the earth orbits the sun,
Speaker 4: the heart pumps blood. All living organisms will one day die.
Speaker 4: A boy is a boy, a boy is a girl,
Speaker 4: a girl is a girl. A boy cannot be a girl.
Speaker 4: A boy who says he is a girl is still
Speaker 4: a boy. And two plus two will never equal five.
Speaker 4: Yet here we are face to face with the lunacy
Speaker 4: that we must all deny biological reality, and not only
Speaker 4: except the lie, we must participate in it.
Speaker 1: Those who refuse to let the lie go through them
Speaker 1: are bullied.
Speaker 4: The female athletes who state the obvious athlete is ridiculed
Speaker 4: and shamed. Women who demand safety by their refusal the
Speaker 4: x y chromosomes in their spaces are mocked by the
Speaker 4: males who donned the costume of their choosing. All will
Speaker 4: experience some form of character assassination, ridicule in the name
Speaker 4: of tolerance, bullying under the guise of compassion, misogyny masquerading
Speaker 4: as empathy.
Speaker 3: I keep thinking this is over, particularly in high school sports,
Speaker 3: but it continues.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It reminds me, you know, speaking of World War II,
Speaker 4: of certain points in the war where the tide had
Speaker 4: been slowed, a great deal of the axis ons slot
Speaker 4: and the shape of the Allied victory had definitely formed,
Speaker 4: but there was still a hell of a lot of
Speaker 4: work to do, because like the access powers, the radical
Speaker 4: gender theory powers, they have some serious resources and capabilities
Speaker 4: education specifically, And as we've been discussing the media, one
Speaker 4: more chunk.
Speaker 1: That's a good point.
Speaker 3: I've been taking in a bunch of World War two
Speaker 3: stuff for some reason in the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: But in both Europe and in the Pacific, the writing
Speaker 3: on the wall that Okay, we're going to win happened
Speaker 3: years before the victory. I mean, it was clear and
Speaker 3: both sides knew the direction it was going, but it
Speaker 3: took a long time for it to play out, and.
Speaker 1: That just is the way things go, I guess.
Speaker 3: So it clearly the side of we're gonna end this
Speaker 3: whole dudes and girls.
Speaker 1: High school sports at some point, right, but it's going to.
Speaker 4: Take a while to get there, right and pushing radical
Speaker 4: gender theory back to the edges, which she's about to
Speaker 4: get into. And at the risk of abusing the metaphor,
Speaker 4: it's going to be very much like the war in
Speaker 4: the Pacific in that it will be fought island to island,
Speaker 4: school district to school district, college to college, stamping out
Speaker 4: this radical Marxist theory. Marxist Joe, what you say if
Speaker 4: you're not familiar with this, Here's where our sas gene
Speaker 4: gets to that point between memory holding, doublethink, new speak,
Speaker 4: and the clear instruction to ignore the evidence of your
Speaker 4: eyes and ears. We are witnessing the rights, safety, and
Speaker 4: language of women being erased. It's almost as if George
Speaker 4: Orwell was a time traveler. It's maddening. A man cannot
Speaker 4: feel like a woman for the same reason that he
Speaker 4: can't feel like an elephant.
Speaker 1: He isn't one.
Speaker 4: His perception of what it means to feel like can
Speaker 4: only be based on his own perceived cliches of what
Speaker 4: a woman is. Women are not just men with long hair,
Speaker 4: polished nails, wearing feminine clothing and makeup, adopting imagined girlish
Speaker 4: behavior like an actor playing a research role. Being female
Speaker 4: is not a costume or a creation of the imagine nation.
Speaker 4: But it is precisely from the imagination that gender ideology
Speaker 4: begins and she goes into the science of it. But
Speaker 4: one of the one of the key tenets of Marxism
Speaker 4: that Orwell wrote about in nineteen eighty four. In fact,
Speaker 4: it was The theme of the entire book is that
Speaker 4: you must erase history. You must take control of the
Speaker 4: language and change the meanings of words until people don't
Speaker 4: know what they are.
Speaker 1: And the only history.
Speaker 3: That's left, the only meaning that's left, the only truth
Speaker 3: that exists, is what the party tells you it is.
Speaker 3: And if you can get people, for instance, if you
Speaker 3: can get Riley Gaines and her teammates to look at
Speaker 3: a six foot four inch muscular man with a penis
Speaker 3: and testicle naked in a locker room and get them
Speaker 3: to say that is a woman, you have won the
Speaker 3: battles that big brother won in nineteen eighty four. Spoiler alert,
Speaker 3: it goes badly at the end. No, I just wasn't
Speaker 3: in the mood to hear P and T for some reason. Well,
Speaker 3: you need to wake the hell up, wake up and
Speaker 3: see the penis in the locker room. No, but seriously,
Speaker 3: on a serious, noteringe Katie needs to wake up to
Speaker 3: Michael yell at you next.
Speaker 6: If you object, I don't want to see the p
Speaker 6: in the locker room, though, seriously.
Speaker 4: If they can get you to look upon that site
Speaker 4: and say, yes, that's a woman, please don't hurt me. Please,
Speaker 4: don't end my career. Please don't push me aside from
Speaker 4: my social groups. Okay, that's a woman. They have you
Speaker 4: on your knees and they convince a lot of people
Speaker 4: through the compassion argument. Well listen, we don't want to
Speaker 4: be a transphobic or exclusionary or they might commit suicide
Speaker 4: for those of you who resist submitting to them. It's
Speaker 4: gender bending madness, folks, gender bending madness.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, So, I want to talk a little bit about
Speaker 3: that new guy that's probably gonna be mayor in New
Speaker 3: York and what that means, not just for like the
Speaker 3: Democratic Party and socialism all that sort of stuff, just
Speaker 3: what it means for where we are as a country,
Speaker 3: politics wise, media wise, the way way we're going to
Speaker 3: do things from here on out, it would seem, and
Speaker 3: we all might as well just get used to it.
Speaker 3: It's just what are you gonna do, you know, learn
Speaker 3: to accept it. I guess that this is where we are.
Speaker 3: Lots of yes, yes, Joe, I'm just saying, let's okay,
Speaker 3: lots on the way on that point, and all kinds
Speaker 3: of other stuff. We've got mailbag next to stay tuned.
Speaker 3: I used to be a music disc jockey for years.
Speaker 3: Really enjoyed it a lot. It was very, very fun.
Speaker 3: I'm glad I went to talk radio direction with Joe,
Speaker 3: because there's no future in music radio but back in
Speaker 3: the day. But one time I was critiqued by a
Speaker 3: large market as being too cerebral. Got something very cerebral
Speaker 3: for you coming up, but it is so good. The
Speaker 3: Atlantic did a piece about the fiftieth anniversary of the
Speaker 3: movie Jaws, in which they wrote about how the Jaws.
Speaker 1: Portrayed class divisions in America. That's stung or something like that.
Speaker 1: What the way?
Speaker 3: Anyway, The best part is a bunch of right wing
Speaker 3: writers decided to take that in parody form about the
Speaker 3: fiftieth anniversary of Jaws and what are portrayed about America?
Speaker 1: And it's hilarious. It is cerebral, but it is hilarious.
Speaker 1: Christmas comes early. I'm so excited about this. I can't
Speaker 1: even tell you.
Speaker 4: Here's your freedom loving quote of the day. I couldn't
Speaker 4: exist at my I'm sorry, I couldn't resist it. Stop
Speaker 4: reading while you're talking, Joe, my hero hl Menkin in
Speaker 4: thinking about the well, the primary election, anyway of the
Speaker 4: communist dislamist in New York City Mencan's great quote. Democracy
Speaker 4: is the theory that the common people know what they
Speaker 4: want and does deserve to get it good and hard,
Speaker 4: and they're about to if this guy becomes mayor in
Speaker 4: New York, they're gonna get it good and hard. And
Speaker 4: as the Free Press has been reporting, great article out today, Uh,
Speaker 4: San Francisco asked for it and got it good and
Speaker 4: hard and are now sprinting in the other direction.
Speaker 1: But you got to fail on your own.
Speaker 3: I guess New York mail bag else no mail bag
Speaker 3: at Armstrong and Getty dot com. By the way, I'm
Speaker 3: reminded we have a smallest stack of great emails reacting
Speaker 3: to your screed about the nanny state and nannyism among
Speaker 3: private citizens.
Speaker 1: We ought to get to it some about the whole
Speaker 1: skateboard park thing. Yeah, to say exactly, it's a cry
Speaker 1: for liberty. Uh.
Speaker 4: Anyway to the correspondence, Frank right, So you can email
Speaker 4: us mail bag at Armstrong and Getty dot com on
Speaker 4: the topic of the boiled bison at a Yellowstone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, fell into one of the geyser's quote.
Speaker 4: Authorities not confirmed whether the bison's death was of accident
Speaker 4: or suicide. They're checking the bison's social media accounts.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 3: It just fell off the bone. Though it was good eating,
Speaker 3: not bad. Yeah, yeah, good boiled bison, Rick Tea Wrights. Yesterday,
Speaker 3: you and Jack cannot understand why someone would be doing
Speaker 3: a touchdown dance if the USA did not take out
Speaker 3: Around's nuclear weapons. I offer up Augustine's view, where people
Speaker 3: will choose the lesser good over higher ones, even if
Speaker 3: it leads to their own demise. This includes willing one's
Speaker 3: own downfall, not out of ignorance, but out of a
Speaker 3: defiant freedom. Luther, Curekgard, even Freud developed philosophies as to
Speaker 3: why these people are damaging to the rest.
Speaker 1: I know very little about that, Rick, I know.
Speaker 3: Nothing about that, but I find out a fascinating area
Speaker 3: of study is that kind of the whole. I'd rather
Speaker 3: be right than happy, thing that human nature brings us sometimes.
Speaker 4: Well, not quite, but that's real close, Rick t speaking
Speaker 4: of being cerebral, great stuff, I'm going to dig into that.
Speaker 1: Familiar with that, Clay Rice.
Speaker 4: I just read the conversation on Polling regarding American's opinions
Speaker 4: on the US IRUN airstrike one to add by two cents.
Speaker 1: Thank you all.
Speaker 4: Are right when that there's a lot of when my
Speaker 4: guy does it, it's fine, but when your guy does it,
Speaker 4: it's bad on both sides.
Speaker 1: But I think there's something missing here.
Speaker 4: I think Democrats felt that the Iran nuclear missile crisis
Speaker 4: more or less solved by the nuclear deal that Obama
Speaker 4: pushed through. And I'm gonna paraphrase the rest. They resent it.
Speaker 4: They don't just dislike Trump, but they think all of
Speaker 4: this is unnecessary because of Obama's deal.
Speaker 1: And I would add to Clay's analysis.
Speaker 4: And the Trump derangement syndrome's you know, evil twin I
Speaker 4: think is Obama you know lionization syndrome, where people were
Speaker 4: so worshipful of Obama he could do no wrong.
Speaker 1: So there's a bit of that as well. Good point, Clay, Cool.
Speaker 3: We got to catch up on a whole bunch of stories.
Speaker 3: A bunch of more intelligence reports have come out about
Speaker 3: how much damage we did to those nuclear reactors, among
Speaker 3: other things. If you missed a segment or hour, get
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