Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio of the
Speaker 1: George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Katty Armstrong
Speaker 1: and GETA.
Speaker 2: And he armrongt live from studio C says in your.
Speaker 1: A dimly let room, deal with them the bowels.
Speaker 3: Of the Armstrong and Getting Communications compound. And hey y'all
Speaker 3: on Tuesday, we're under the tute legitar. General manager barksists
Speaker 3: in an unholy alliance with Islamist What.
Speaker 1: My hell again, that's a complicated roal. Manager.
Speaker 3: Well, our search committee worked long in heart, Jack, and
Speaker 3: that's who we came up with. Your office is right here,
Speaker 3: The coffee machine is right down the hall.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the team.
Speaker 3: Why can't it just be Bill in accounting? It's got
Speaker 3: to be Marxists in line with Marxists in an unholy
Speaker 3: alliance with is Lombists. Oh so does that apply to
Speaker 3: We're not promoting from within again? Sorry, folks, thanks for
Speaker 3: applying this company. We always promote from within. Promote right, Jake,
Speaker 3: unless we can find somebody from without, and then we
Speaker 3: will go with somebody from without. That has been my experience,
Speaker 3: and people generally get pissy if you promote from within
Speaker 3: that it wasn't them, So it's just easier for us
Speaker 3: to promote from without.
Speaker 1: That's funny.
Speaker 3: Thanks, I'd never thought about that before, but that is
Speaker 3: one of the drivers on that, isn't it. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: you got three people that are going to be really
Speaker 3: pissed off if Linda gets promoted to a vice president.
Speaker 3: You bring in somebody from the outside, right, and there's
Speaker 3: a kind of a presumption that, well, they must be
Speaker 3: like extra qualified or experienced or something I guess, And
Speaker 3: you know, there's the honeymoon period and by then that
Speaker 3: all dies down.
Speaker 1: But so why is that our general manager?
Speaker 3: Well, because in a couple of different places, demonstrations around
Speaker 3: the country, various murders and setting people on fire, there
Speaker 3: has been an unmissible alliance between radical leftists who are
Speaker 3: in some cases I mean gay queer atheists aligning with
Speaker 3: the cause of Islamism because it is anti establishment. It's
Speaker 3: actually there are a number of examples of that through
Speaker 3: you know, the last seventy five years or more of history.
Speaker 3: Even the Chancellor of Germany whose name will go un mentioned,
Speaker 3: less to Michael play the ding at me, he formed
Speaker 3: an alliance with various Grand muftis during WW two just
Speaker 3: because they're militant. I'm militant. Look, we're not going to
Speaker 3: stay together, but let's do some damage together.
Speaker 1: Here's a I got, man.
Speaker 3: Our immigration system is so freaking broken, and it has
Speaker 3: been as long as we've been to in talk radio.
Speaker 3: It's amazing because it benefits both parties to have the
Speaker 3: issue blah blah blah. We've talked about it a thousand times,
Speaker 3: but that it just continues. But for instance, this dude
Speaker 3: overstayed his work visa. I saw the numbers on that
Speaker 3: this morning. From that year, three hundred and thirteen thousand
Speaker 3: people overstayed their work visas. Basically none of them asked
Speaker 3: to leave. Then he goes and tries to buy a gun.
Speaker 3: His original intention was to shoot everybody, but he got
Speaker 3: turned down from the gun for buying a gun because
Speaker 3: he wasn't here legally at the time he'd overstated his
Speaker 3: work visa.
Speaker 1: We don't have.
Speaker 3: Any sort of system in the federal government that when
Speaker 3: you come in to try to buy a gun as
Speaker 3: an illegal that you also let ice or somebody know, Hey,
Speaker 3: we got a guy over here. You shouldn't even be here,
Speaker 3: and he's wanting to buy guns in the United States
Speaker 3: seems like a bit of a problem.
Speaker 1: We're not a system for that. It is so discouraging.
Speaker 1: It's such a failure of democracy.
Speaker 3: And as we've discussed a million times, I mean, never
Speaker 3: mind the over open border for a moment. How about
Speaker 3: the fact that people who try to follow the rules
Speaker 3: and emigrate legally are just have the hell beatn out
Speaker 3: of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they get.
Speaker 3: Milked for thousands of dollars, strung along for years, treated
Speaker 3: as if they're the criminals. I mean, it's broken in
Speaker 3: every way. I've known people that dealt with that. I
Speaker 3: had one friend reduced to tears once trying to figure
Speaker 3: out how to get home for Thanksgiving back to Italy
Speaker 3: to visit his mom and be able to get back
Speaker 3: into the country because he was doing it the right way.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: But you do it the wrong way and you get
Speaker 3: fretey healthcare and a sex change if you want it. Okay,
Speaker 3: send your kids to school and the teacher has to
Speaker 3: learn your language and everything else.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: I knew a guy, an American, a British extraction, who
Speaker 3: is trying to bring his British wife into the United States.
Speaker 3: He is a recent emmigrant, or she might have been
Speaker 3: his fiance at that point, but it was as if
Speaker 3: he was trying to move into the White House with
Speaker 3: his new gay husband, Osama b in Laden. The way
Speaker 3: they were being treated, it was just astonishing.
Speaker 1: This woman is a.
Speaker 3: Degreed producer, contributor to society, but no years of paperwork
Speaker 3: and begging and money paid and attorneys and the rest
Speaker 3: of it. Or you just flight to Iwana and walk
Speaker 3: across the border and say yeah, yeah, I'm a refugee
Speaker 3: or something. During Biden's administration, It's just I know, everybody knows.
Speaker 3: Everybody knows. It's so frustrating. Democracy doesn't work. You see
Speaker 3: this guy they caught in Michigan, thank god, Hassan Coker.
Speaker 3: I don't know what his background is of Michigan, thirty
Speaker 3: five years old. He was going to shoot up a
Speaker 3: Jewish daycare, murder a whole bunch of little Jewish kids.
Speaker 3: He was trying to buy assault weapons. He had threatened
Speaker 3: the kids at the school, gotten so mad that he
Speaker 3: went out and tried to buy some guns. He was
Speaker 3: gonna go back and shoot all the kids, but they
Speaker 3: caught him, thank god. He was going to globalize the Intifada, right,
Speaker 3: He was going to free Palestine and globalized the Infantada intafada,
Speaker 3: and as a number of people have pointed out, when
Speaker 3: is that going to be considered a like a hate phrase?
Speaker 3: And also when is the kafia going to be considered
Speaker 3: something you can't wear wearing a college campus the same
Speaker 3: way you can't wear a clan hood or a variety
Speaker 3: of other things.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: I was actually going to get into that topic in
Speaker 3: a little bit to further discuss the nexus between radical
Speaker 3: often young, but not exclusively young Marxists and Islamists and
Speaker 3: how unholy that is.
Speaker 1: But one of the flyers I have to.
Speaker 3: Bring in evidence your honor is the group organizing a
Speaker 3: big march in New York City and direction number one
Speaker 3: is wear a mask, cover all.
Speaker 1: Tattoos, et cetera.
Speaker 3: Demonstrating in a mask is illegal in something like forty
Speaker 3: three states as a legacy of the Ku Klux Klan
Speaker 3: enforce the blanking law.
Speaker 1: I just saw something on CBS News that makes me nuts.
Speaker 3: So in the track meet where the trans dude beat
Speaker 3: the girl and then they got the new rules in
Speaker 3: California where you both get to get the medal and
Speaker 3: be the winner. We have two first place finishers and
Speaker 3: then the third place is second, and then fourth is third,
Speaker 3: and the one finisher it doesn't get anything because it's
Speaker 3: a dude.
Speaker 1: Yes, anyways, the new system.
Speaker 3: Anyway, the way they presented it on or the local
Speaker 3: CBS was sharing the spotlight, and they showed them both
Speaker 3: smiling up there with their medals sharing the spotlight. That's
Speaker 3: you people are brained dead. That's not the way most
Speaker 3: people are taking it in I guarantee.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's hilarious.
Speaker 3: No, no, wonder you started chuckling in the midst of
Speaker 3: my holy screed.
Speaker 1: Sharing the spotlight. Isn't this great?
Speaker 3: There's no reason to be divided America Now, both the
Speaker 3: transgender boy is a bo and the girl who actually
Speaker 3: won share the spot line both first place. Doesn't that
Speaker 3: make perfect sense? And we have no questions about this.
Speaker 1: And the young.
Speaker 3: Dude whose picture we're now taking atop the podium, it
Speaker 3: doesn't get anything. It won't be in the record books
Speaker 3: because he's a dude. But they're sering the spot You
Speaker 3: people are blanking brain dead. Seriously, are you seven years old?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: That's funny.
Speaker 3: Anyway, we should start the show officially. I'm Jack Armstrong,
Speaker 3: He's Joe Getty on this It is Tuesday, June the third.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you're twenty twenty five. Are armstrong in
Speaker 3: getting we approved of this program. Let's begin that officially
Speaker 3: according to FCC rules at regulation, so much to get
Speaker 3: to let's get to it at Mark Serting.
Speaker 5: Does established that this country who's president was being told
Speaker 5: at the White House that he didn't have any cards
Speaker 5: to play, that he apparently has quite a few cards
Speaker 5: to play, including this daring attack, and who knows what
Speaker 5: else the Ukrainians, who have proved pretty ingenious may have
Speaker 5: up there sleeves.
Speaker 3: That's about the whole Ukraine thing, which we're going to
Speaker 3: talk about again later. And I read about it a
Speaker 3: lot yesterday, and the more I read about it, the
Speaker 3: more I hear from people talking about how absolutely amazing
Speaker 3: that attack was and how it has changed warfare forever
Speaker 3: and we better be on it like yesterday, and how
Speaker 3: we defend against the same sort of an attack from
Speaker 3: China or whoever else. I heard learned commentator say that
Speaker 3: the attack would be discussed in one hundred years as
Speaker 3: a pivot point in modern warfare. I was ranting several
Speaker 3: days ago about over Memorial Day weekend, Judy and I
Speaker 3: went to the fourth in Georgia that is the site
Speaker 3: of the first use ever of rifled cannons and shells
Speaker 3: as opposed to cannon balls, and how that instantly changed
Speaker 3: warfare all over the world.
Speaker 1: This is another one of those moments. Yeah, it is.
Speaker 3: And the interesting thing is it's cheap enough that lots
Speaker 3: of people can do it. Don't need to be a
Speaker 3: big rich country. You could be a mob and do it, yes,
Speaker 3: which is a problem. Any we have much to talk about.
Speaker 3: We've got Katie's headlines on the way always. If you
Speaker 3: want to comment on anything, you can text line four
Speaker 3: one five two nine five kftcar. I drank one cup
Speaker 3: of coffee yesterday. I go through these periods where I
Speaker 3: just can't handle coffee. It makes me too. I had
Speaker 3: one cup yesterday, the whole and like, I barely could
Speaker 3: get that down.
Speaker 1: That's interesting. I don't know what that is.
Speaker 3: It's happened a couple of times and then it goes
Speaker 3: way and I'm back to my nineteen cups of coffee.
Speaker 6: You say it makes you, Is that your stomach or
Speaker 6: anxiety or what?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 3: Just like I feel like I've had too much coffee.
Speaker 3: Oh like when you over caffeinate jittery.
Speaker 1: Yeh. I had a thing on Saturday morning. I was
Speaker 1: at a meeting.
Speaker 3: I'd been sitting there for a half an hour, calm,
Speaker 3: and my Apple watch goes off and says, your heart
Speaker 3: rate is high. It was one thirty seven. Well, I
Speaker 3: was just sitting there waiting. They're calm, I know, and
Speaker 3: it was. I'd had a fair amount of coffee. It
Speaker 3: was one of the coffee I think it was a
Speaker 3: coffee thing anyway, or I'm dying one of the two
Speaker 3: who knows nothing to worried about the techiccardia.
Speaker 1: I know, doyah, I don't know. I'm sure it's nothing
Speaker 1: to worry about it. Ask your watch, your smart watch.
Speaker 3: Let's figure out who's reporting watch speaking as smart here
Speaker 3: she is.
Speaker 1: It's the lead story with Katie Greed. Katie, thank you guys.
Speaker 6: Starting with NBC News, lone wolf attacks in Boulder and
Speaker 6: DC highlight the difficulties in securing public spaces.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's one way to look at it.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 3: Another way to look at it would be boot out
Speaker 3: Muslim extremists from Egypt to her here illegally.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, yeah, There's a lot to be said on
Speaker 1: this topic.
Speaker 3: I tell you what, as a guy who studied political
Speaker 3: systems since I was a wee lad, the question that
Speaker 3: hops to my mind is, if we're under a constant
Speaker 3: threat by smallish groups with access to cheap weapons that
Speaker 3: can do enormous damage, how does the state, the government
Speaker 3: react to that threat to what extremes might a government,
Speaker 3: even a freely elected one, go to prevent carnage? But
Speaker 3: if it would, you often react improperly in my opinion,
Speaker 3: Like I tweeted out the other day, how is that
Speaker 3: my target and all the legos are locked up?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: Well, that's a good reaction to a problem. Or you
Speaker 3: could stop letting people steal and get away with it, right.
Speaker 3: So that's that's what I worry about on this situation
Speaker 3: that we like react on the far end of booting
Speaker 3: out illegals who are you know, dangerous for one thing, well,
Speaker 3: and routing out radical Islamist chanting in the streets.
Speaker 1: College students, for instance, You got no right to be here.
Speaker 3: Go go back to her, your home country, which you
Speaker 3: fled to come here, you scumbags.
Speaker 6: This kind of goes with that from the Daily Mail,
Speaker 6: Trump's borders are sounds alarm on major terror attack quote,
Speaker 6: I'm convinced that something is coming.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got some clips from him coming up Tom Holman.
Speaker 3: He's making the noises about, Hey, there are tons of
Speaker 3: people like this guy here that we have no idea
Speaker 3: what they're up to or where they are millions.
Speaker 6: From BBC at least twenty seven Palestinians killed by Israeli
Speaker 6: fire near AID center.
Speaker 3: In Gaza and the next sentences according to Gaza officials.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I want Katie to do that story because
Speaker 3: there's no such thing as a Gaza official that doesn't
Speaker 3: answer to Harmas.
Speaker 1: There's no such thing.
Speaker 3: They're the government, They're the elected government there. So why
Speaker 3: are you reprinting what Harmas says a terror organization according
Speaker 3: to everyone in the world practically right. Why are you
Speaker 3: taking their word for it and printing headlines? Why because
Speaker 3: you graduated from Columbia journalism school and you secretly sympathize.
Speaker 2: It makes me nuts.
Speaker 1: From Breitbart.
Speaker 6: Washington Post mocked for labeling drop in fentanyl seizures quote mysterious.
Speaker 3: Oh right, gotcha. Hey, I close the border and fentanyl
Speaker 3: goes down. I'll be darn that is mysterious.
Speaker 1: Hmmm.
Speaker 6: From Fox News. Price of eggs has dropped sixty one
Speaker 6: percent since Trump took office.
Speaker 1: There you go, because it's all about the eggs.
Speaker 3: I'm at seven today already your first seven. You'll have
Speaker 3: seven more for lunch at another quick seven for dinner
Speaker 3: to wrap up your twenty one egg a day diet.
Speaker 3: And then you know, as I settled in to go
Speaker 3: to sleep, one more hard boiled egg. Mm as you
Speaker 3: lay in bed reading.
Speaker 6: Speaking of the wappo tallying Trump's online posting frenzy two
Speaker 6: two hundred and sixty two truths in one hundred and
Speaker 6: thirty two days.
Speaker 3: He and Kanye have a little thing on that why
Speaker 3: where they get on a roll and they just like
Speaker 3: they really rip them out. Lots of capital letters too.
Speaker 1: And weird quotes.
Speaker 3: Quotes is the new I want to emphasize this word.
Speaker 6: From the New York Post. California surfer comes face to
Speaker 6: face with ten foot shark after it tosses him from
Speaker 6: his board, walks away unscathed.
Speaker 3: So for whatever reason, the shark left him alone. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and you would think it was over right then this
Speaker 3: is the end?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was just reading about sharks the other day.
Speaker 3: For some reason. The guy was talking about it was
Speaker 3: a video guy was talking about how they do a
Speaker 3: test byte.
Speaker 1: To see whether they want to eat that or not.
Speaker 1: It's like me at a buffet.
Speaker 3: I like to take a little bite and if it's
Speaker 3: not great, I'll just put it back.
Speaker 1: But evidently that the stark went in for the test
Speaker 1: bite and thought that's disgusting.
Speaker 3: I've been looking at that shark and thinking what am
Speaker 3: I supposed to do?
Speaker 1: Make myself really big? Run downhill? I don't remember. I just.
Speaker 6: And finally the Babylon Bee scandal. Historians determine all of
Speaker 6: George Washington's orders were signed.
Speaker 1: By auto Feather. Auto Feather. That's funny. It's funny. I
Speaker 1: like funny.
Speaker 3: Two more headlines we got to get into, and a
Speaker 3: deeper dive in the nut job and our immigration mess
Speaker 3: and how warfare has changed forever as of this past weekend.
Speaker 3: And that's not an exaggeration in any way according to
Speaker 3: military experts.
Speaker 1: Oh right, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: The question of to what extent do radical speeches and
Speaker 3: chants and demonstrations lead to nut jobs perpetrating violence? And
Speaker 3: and you know what do we do about that?
Speaker 1: Man? That's a tough one. Yeah, got I sing and some.
Speaker 3: Other selly with our pesky First Amendment, and plenty of
Speaker 3: other stuff that's not contemplating, you know, the biggest problems
Speaker 3: on Earth. Plenty of that, So hope you could stick
Speaker 3: around for that. On the Armstrong and Getdy show.
Speaker 1: Cool Armstrong and Geddy.
Speaker 4: One hundred and seventeen drones hitting forty one long range
Speaker 4: bombers across Russia. The planes hit mainly the Tupulov ninety
Speaker 4: five and tuple of twenty two the Ukrainian sawce set
Speaker 4: aging easy to damage, hard to replace. Literally hours after
Speaker 4: those attacks, the talksinist arm Ball between Ukraine and Russia
Speaker 4: in the second round very brief, very little progress, Russia
Speaker 4: representing its most maximist set of demands yet frankly in
Speaker 4: a long awaited memorandum asking Ukraine to give up territory
Speaker 4: Russia doesn't even control yet even to demobilize its military,
Speaker 4: another sign that Russia is certainly had no rush towards
Speaker 4: anything resembling a piece.
Speaker 3: And this morning there was an attack on Russia. Also
Speaker 3: another attack. Oh, they brew up that ViRGE in Crimea
Speaker 3: again for the third time, that main bridge that Russia
Speaker 3: uses to get stuff into Crimea. I know you have
Speaker 3: fascinating information on this, But I've just got to react
Speaker 3: to that clip very briefly. The peace talks convened in
Speaker 3: Nozlo or whatever the hell.
Speaker 1: They talked for half an hour.
Speaker 3: Russia makes out outlandish demands, Ukraine says, oh, please be serious,
Speaker 3: and they all leave. Why do we continue to pretend
Speaker 3: that there's something happening?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 3: Is this four similar with Israel and Jumas? Seems pretty clear.
Speaker 3: Why if you're the aggressor, you want to pretend to
Speaker 3: have peace talks because the whole world acts like you're
Speaker 3: serious even when you're obviously not.
Speaker 1: That's what I've learned from this. So you get credit.
Speaker 3: For it, no matter how ridiculously egregiously interested you are.
Speaker 1: Seems to be the case.
Speaker 3: So, if you haven't been following this, one of the
Speaker 3: more amazing attacks in the history of warfare occurred over
Speaker 3: the weekend, and I've been ticking in a lot of details.
Speaker 3: Would be interesting to see if you've heard one particular
Speaker 3: nugget that seems to be missing from everybody's account. But so,
Speaker 3: they they put drones like you could buy it Best Buy.
Speaker 3: They had explosives on them in wooden crates, put them
Speaker 3: on trucks, drove them into Russia near various air bases
Speaker 3: way way way. In one case, the furthest away three
Speaker 3: thousand miles from Kief. That's the entire length of the
Speaker 3: United States. That's how far away the area practically. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and then by a remote controller AI or however it worked,
Speaker 3: at the designated point, the lids came off the wooden crates,
Speaker 3: the drones rose up and flew over and were either
Speaker 3: it seems like they were AI guided. That seems to
Speaker 3: be most people's guesses as opposed to having a pilot
Speaker 3: somewhere looking through the lens.
Speaker 1: But the video is out if you want to watch it.
Speaker 3: New York Times has a great rundown today, all kinds
Speaker 3: of video of people.
Speaker 1: Seeing the drones coming out of crates.
Speaker 3: I mean, like guys at gas stations, like filling up
Speaker 3: their car with guys like, what the hell is that?
Speaker 3: Because there's a wooden crate over there. Lid comes off
Speaker 3: and these drones just lift out and go wonder what
Speaker 3: that is? And the drone then you hear gunfire and
Speaker 3: stuff and guys going, oh f the cops are trying
Speaker 3: to shoot it down, and then they've got the video
Speaker 3: and I don't know where This came from the video
Speaker 3: from the drones as they go toward these bombers on
Speaker 3: the airfields and then you see it goes black. They
Speaker 3: blow up the bomber, and roughly a third of Russia's
Speaker 3: strategic bombers blown up hundreds of millions of dollars worth
Speaker 3: of damage. For hundreds of dollars worth the drones expended.
Speaker 3: It is I mean, you can't get more asymmetrical than that.
Speaker 3: As to this in the same league as the mind
Speaker 3: blowing well and absomen blowing Israeli pager maneuver.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is in that. It is definitely that sort
Speaker 1: of league.
Speaker 3: The one thing I haven't heard explained by anybody, and
Speaker 3: I did come across one news account where it did.
Speaker 3: It did say, this is one of those things we're
Speaker 3: always talking about. Why this seems like an obvious question.
Speaker 3: Why aren't you dwelling on this like every news report,
Speaker 3: But report just says reloaded on wooden contrainers and driven on.
Speaker 1: Trucks in Russia.
Speaker 3: What you can just take a Ukrainian truck and drive
Speaker 3: it into Russia three thousand miles and nobody notices. Nobody
Speaker 3: seems to understand that part of the story I'm sure
Speaker 3: vlad Putin has a select committee looking into that very
Speaker 3: question right now, and if they're not successful, they will
Speaker 3: fly out of windows. But yeah, the trucks probably came
Speaker 3: in from elsewhere. Who knows where. They have a situation
Speaker 3: in Russia where I mean, maybe we do too. Could
Speaker 3: a truck across the border here in the United States
Speaker 3: and drive fifteen hundred miles, park near an air base,
Speaker 3: unload a couple of wooden crates, and then leave, Yeah,
Speaker 3: three hundred times a day. Well that's a problem. Well,
Speaker 3: not near an air base. I would hope you don't
Speaker 3: have to get real close to the air base. You
Speaker 3: have to be right, and that's good point. Yeah, right,
Speaker 3: you can be parked at the gas station across the street,
Speaker 3: as I saw on the video this morning. I know,
Speaker 3: I don't know a great deal about border inspections for
Speaker 3: commerce at the legal ports of entry, but it's absolutely
Speaker 3: not the case that they search every semi that comes
Speaker 3: into America from Mexico or any shipping container that comes in.
Speaker 3: As I was reading another report in the New York Times,
Speaker 3: there are thousands of Chinese shipping containers that come into
Speaker 3: the United States every single day that get loaded on
Speaker 3: trains or trucks and driven across the United States. Why
Speaker 3: couldn't China have a shipping container that gets delivered to
Speaker 3: wherever and the lid comes off and drones come out,
Speaker 3: and they blow up a bunch of our stuff, you know,
Speaker 3: and maybe in our CASA infrastructure grid stuff, water plants,
Speaker 3: electricity plants, that sort of stuff. And in the tradition
Speaker 3: of of Vladimir Putin's Little Green Men who invaded various
Speaker 3: parts of Ukraine a number of years ago, including Crimea,
Speaker 3: and he denied they were his guys, then pinned metals
Speaker 3: on their chests a year later. Anyway, as long as
Speaker 3: you have semi barely plausible denial, you can get away
Speaker 3: with a lot of stuff like that. So you have China,
Speaker 3: for instance, North Korea whomever smuggling a couple of shipping
Speaker 3: containers with a similar system ready to go.
Speaker 1: They take out the.
Speaker 3: Power grid for Texas, and we spend six months researching
Speaker 3: where those drones probably came from and decoding you know,
Speaker 3: programming code and the rest of it, and then the
Speaker 3: FBI will issue an advisory with moderate confidence that indeed
Speaker 3: it came from North Korean activists or you know, sources.
Speaker 1: And then that's a good point.
Speaker 3: Are we Ukraine's in the different situation and where it's
Speaker 3: a little more obvious since they're at war. And two
Speaker 3: they want Russia to know it was them. That's part
Speaker 3: of the whole forcing them to negotiating table. Look, we
Speaker 3: have cards to play, we have things we can do.
Speaker 3: But back to the New York Times, I thought this
Speaker 3: was interesting and launching an audacious drone attack on airfields
Speaker 3: and warplanes deep inside Russia. Ukraine is continuing to change
Speaker 3: the way wars will be conducted in the twenty first century,
Speaker 3: and man, they're doing it on a shoe string budget,
Speaker 3: according to US officials and military analysts. American and European
Speaker 3: security officials said battle damage assessments were still coming in
Speaker 3: from the attacks, which took place Sunday, but they estimated
Speaker 3: that as many as twenty Russian strategic aircraft have been
Speaker 3: destroyed or damaged to the point of being unusable, dealing
Speaker 3: a serious blow to Russia's long range strike capabilities. Officials
Speaker 3: said the losses include they list a bunch of numbers
Speaker 3: that maybe you would know, but I don't know about planes.
Speaker 3: But it included a fifty warplanes which are used to
Speaker 3: detect air defenses and guided missiles. I was listened to
Speaker 3: my favorite Ukraine podcasts from the Telegraph yesterday and they
Speaker 3: explained how those planes that got destroyed are of a
Speaker 3: handful that they have, and they don't have very many
Speaker 3: that would fly around constantly to be able to detect
Speaker 3: missiles and drone attacks. They no longer have that. In Russia,
Speaker 3: they don't have the planes that can be in the
Speaker 3: air twenty four to seven, like a couple go up,
Speaker 3: come down, refuel the couple more go up twenty four
Speaker 3: to seven coverage of being able to monitor the sky.
Speaker 3: Russia can no longer do that.
Speaker 1: That's a big deal.
Speaker 3: I am blown away by the enormity of what this
Speaker 3: means for international relations in warfare going forward. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: an expensive guided weaponry that apparently anybody with a little desperation,
Speaker 3: a little cleverness can design and implement.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's just.
Speaker 3: I have thought ripples going out and out and out.
Speaker 3: I'll have to organize them at some point because this
Speaker 3: is huge. Imagine if you were in charge of protecting
Speaker 3: various things. Yeah, has listened to a different podcast an
Speaker 3: expert on and he got he brought up the idea
Speaker 3: that I mentioned earlier of doesn't have to be a
Speaker 3: major country. It could be a gang, it could be
Speaker 3: a drug cartel. It could be anybody who figures out
Speaker 3: the technology on this and decides, you know, it sure
Speaker 3: would be cool to blow up that dam, or those planes,
Speaker 3: or that police department or whatever.
Speaker 1: The hell.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're hacking groups, whether tied to a malevolent regime
Speaker 3: or not. Could go from we've frozen up your hospital's computers.
Speaker 3: Give us five million dollars or ten to Hey, we're
Speaker 3: gonna level Texas's power grid again. Sorry Texas, I'm not
Speaker 3: picking on you. God bless the great state of Texas.
Speaker 3: But anyway, we're gonna bring down the power grid around Dallas,
Speaker 3: Texas unless you wire US five million dollars in bitcoin.
Speaker 1: You do that, we'll call off the dogs.
Speaker 3: There have to be bad guys that have been thinking
Speaker 3: about this since they woke up Sunday morning and heard
Speaker 3: the news about the guys at DARPA are waking up
Speaker 3: early in the morning working on anti drone technology.
Speaker 1: I certainly hope they are, which.
Speaker 3: May be some sort of I remember hearing this from
Speaker 3: the Telegraph podcast. Also that Great Britain has put a
Speaker 3: whole bunch of money into some sort of anti drone
Speaker 3: like you know, wave that you put out a tone
Speaker 3: or something like that that'll make drones they can't function.
Speaker 3: And of course then that would be a game changer again,
Speaker 3: complete game changer again, right right, and only countermeasure the
Speaker 3: history of warfare.
Speaker 1: Only some countries would have that.
Speaker 3: But and of course getting back to where we will
Speaker 3: end up at some point, you know, Islamo Islamo fascists
Speaker 3: like the Egyptian who was throwing Molotov cocktails the other day,
Speaker 3: Why why wouldn't Al al Kaieda or Isis have some
Speaker 3: sort of drone attack the next time they want to
Speaker 3: do something right?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: Well? These yes, I was about, say, imagine a drone
Speaker 3: attack on a World Series game or Super Bowl or
Speaker 3: something like that.
Speaker 1: I don't want.
Speaker 3: Uh, how about I don't these scary scary threats, folks,
Speaker 3: What are you gonna do about them? You're gonna elect
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Speaker 3: French have turned on smoking. The French who made smoking
Speaker 3: cool and sexy have turned on smoking. We need to
Speaker 3: get to that story later. I don't spend a lot
Speaker 3: of time thinking about the French in their smoking habits.
Speaker 3: But okay, Gavin Newsom, who wants to be president of
Speaker 3: the United States, has launched a new what's it called
Speaker 3: California Heat score thing first in the nation, and he
Speaker 3: thinks it's going to be a blueprint for states all
Speaker 3: across the country, some sort of like rainbow of doom
Speaker 3: about heat. To Gavin, your candidacy is going to be
Speaker 3: spiked like a volleyball by a transgender college player who
Speaker 3: you encouraged. I mean, it is going to get spiked hard. Plus,
Speaker 3: speaking of the Democrats, Jack, we've got to discuss the
Speaker 3: abundance agenda. Yes, that's all the rage on the left
Speaker 3: side of the aisle. Yeah, started with Ezra Klein in
Speaker 3: this book that he's got out. So jone's got mailbag
Speaker 3: on the way next and whole bunch of stuff. Stay here,
Speaker 3: Why are modern men having a friend crisis? At least
Speaker 3: if that's true, I would couldn't have told you that
Speaker 3: that was happening. I mean, it's not obviously apparent to
Speaker 3: me that that's going on, but a number of studies
Speaker 3: say that is happening.
Speaker 1: And we can discuss that later.
Speaker 3: All right, interesting, plus the abundance philosophy, it's going to
Speaker 3: bring the Democratic Party back from the dead. Well, kickoff
Speaker 3: our two with that. Here's your freedom loving quote of
Speaker 3: the day. Love this one from Victor Hugo speaking of
Speaker 3: the French. Every diminuation of the liberty of the press
Speaker 3: is followed by a diminution.
Speaker 1: It's diminution, diminution.
Speaker 3: Should have read this out loud before I attempted it
Speaker 3: on air, and it hadn't occurred to me that old
Speaker 3: Victor Hugo might throw around the word.
Speaker 1: I don't think I've ever.
Speaker 3: Used every diminution that's diminishing of the liberty of the
Speaker 3: press is followed by a diminishing of civilization.
Speaker 1: This is just this is a waste of everybody's time.
Speaker 1: If I can't say the words.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's not like I'm also doing an interpretive
Speaker 3: dance that you can focus on.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's this is entirely audio. Let's go with.
Speaker 3: Diminishing, perfect and then very important, let's edit this out
Speaker 3: what it airs, Oh lord, every time the liberty of
Speaker 3: the press is diminished, it's followed by civilization being diminished.
Speaker 3: Whenever we see the freedom of the press interfered with
Speaker 3: there we see the nutrition of the human family interrupted. Well, interesting,
Speaker 3: I think he was a socialist, if I remember right.
Speaker 3: I just read that book about the French a Revolution
Speaker 3: of eighteen seven and the Communion and that whole thing.
Speaker 1: But what he said there is true.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, And you know it's interesting whenever you look
Speaker 3: at the movements like socialism through history, you've got to
Speaker 3: understand it in the context of the time, which is very,
Speaker 3: very different than the context of our time. And you
Speaker 3: could see, you know, reasons for it appealing to somebody
Speaker 3: in certain situations that don't exist right now at all.
Speaker 3: It's an incredible stretch to say we need socialism now.
Speaker 1: Anyway, mailbag, what well, I went, Well, I'm sure this
Speaker 1: will be every bit as good.
Speaker 3: Drop us a note mail bag at Armstrong and Getty
Speaker 3: dot com. Diminution dere Jack and Joe writes Tom and
Speaker 3: so cal Tom's on a bit of a role today.
Speaker 3: He's got thoughts on a couple of the major conflicts
Speaker 3: on Earth. The amazing attack on the Russian bombers by
Speaker 3: Ukraine is incredibly disturbing. Drone warfare is here to stay.
Speaker 3: It's cheap, efficient, makes killing less personal Are we next
Speaker 3: tool direct the attack Iran isis the cartel's what will
Speaker 3: they attack?
Speaker 1: Power, water, infrastructure, military basis?
Speaker 3: As we're discussing, will they continue to sell these drones
Speaker 3: that anybody can turn into a devastating weapon. Ukraine had
Speaker 3: to sneak the drones in a rush over more than
Speaker 3: a year. The Biden administration left the border wide open
Speaker 3: for four years.
Speaker 1: Time to be more vigilant.
Speaker 3: Ukraine has shown the world and our enemies the way
Speaker 3: to defeat us from within. Oh my god, if we
Speaker 3: ever well, we'll get to that Tom Holman clip later
Speaker 3: where he says it keeps him up at night. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we could suffer a devastating attack. They had so many
Speaker 3: people and so many opportunities to get all kinds of
Speaker 3: stuff into this country. They being who knows who, could
Speaker 3: be a number of groups anonymous on the morons and
Speaker 3: militants chanting in the streets. When they say from the
Speaker 3: river to the sea, Palestine will be free, what they
Speaker 3: really mean is from the Jordan to the med we
Speaker 3: want all Israelis dead. Yeah, absolutely, Yeah, Globalize the Intafada,
Speaker 3: murder Jews wherever you find them, and anybody you back.
Speaker 1: That's what globalizes.
Speaker 3: The Intifada means children are old people and everyone in between.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yes, set an eighty eight year old woman
Speaker 3: who survived the Holocaust on fire, an irony almost too
Speaker 3: horrifying to contemplate. Uh, garrick rights women fought for equality
Speaker 3: in the twenties through the sixties, and they got it now.
Speaker 3: After all that, liberal women are fighting for trans women,
Speaker 3: all right, kooky dudes, to be equal to women. The
Speaker 3: liberal woman is an odd ball. Fellas to go from
Speaker 3: burning bras to adding swances. He used a different word,
Speaker 3: but he said, Joe, if you read this, you can
Speaker 3: say swans or wangs. Thank you, Gerret for those creatiffuctas
Speaker 3: from burning bras too. The old addadictomy. Ah, my goodness,
Speaker 3: these are odd times.
Speaker 1: I like that term. I think it's funny.
Speaker 3: Lance in pacifica rites the real revelation from the Tapra book.
Speaker 1: Jack, You're gonna like this.
Speaker 3: As much as we've heard and read about the Tapra book,
Speaker 3: this is a great insight. I'm reading the book to
Speaker 3: some of Tapper and Alyx's interviews along with the analysis
Speaker 3: like yours. If you put the context of other politically
Speaker 3: sensitive news stories on the table, you realize that the
Speaker 3: Tapper book is asking us to believe something utterly impossible.
Speaker 3: Consider these stories Afghanistan, order, security, inflation, George Floyd Ryot's
Speaker 3: a zillion COVID issues, from the lab leak theory to
Speaker 3: school reopening.
Speaker 1: I could keep going.
Speaker 3: As you know, Jake Tapper is trying to tell us
Speaker 3: that on this one story of Biden's infirmity, the press
Speaker 3: may have been misled by political actors and may have
Speaker 3: failed to challenge those political actors to get to the
Speaker 3: truth on this one issue, but only this one.
Speaker 1: That's seriously what he wants us to.
Speaker 3: Believe, that they were fooled by for years by lying
Speaker 3: Democratic leaders, but only on Biden's health, which happens to
Speaker 3: be one of those issues that voters have some ability
Speaker 3: to verify through their own means, unlike lab leagues in
Speaker 3: Afghanistan withdrawals, whose official sources are often the only sources.
Speaker 3: The even more amazing thing is that he actually believes this,
Speaker 3: Love the Show, Love your Email Lance. That's right on
Speaker 3: all the other reporting, By God, they were staunch defenders
Speaker 3: of the American people, taking tape for the truth and
Speaker 3: not accepting the official word, except on the Biden senile'll think,
Speaker 3: oh my god, they've been boozled. Us, said Glance. Bamboozled
Speaker 3: is a word I should throw around more often. If
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