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 Getty and know he Armstrong and Getty. It
Speaker 2: depends what they do. This is a critical period. They
Speaker 2: have a period of well till tomorrow at eight o'clock.
Speaker 3: It's all hat and no cattle, right.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's blustering, he's threatening, and yet he always backs.
Speaker 4: Down, tackle the hardest problems and execute the toughest missions.
Speaker 1: This president is about results.
Speaker 3: What the President is doing is threatening war crimes.
Speaker 5: And the American people already recognize that this illegal worth
Speaker 5: choice is a big mistake.
Speaker 6: That's fine as an argument, he want, I'm perfectly okay
Speaker 6: with you making that argument. Anybody making that argument that
Speaker 6: these are crimes.
Speaker 1: We had to debate this. Blah blah blah.
Speaker 6: Who is the guy who said he always backs down?
Speaker 1: Who is that? That was a Harvard grad, former US
Speaker 1: Marine congressperson from Blue Massachusetts saying something so patently laughable.
Speaker 1: Can't believe he said it out loud. But again, he's
Speaker 1: in a safe district. He's just signaling to his core
Speaker 1: plus in a time.
Speaker 6: Of war, to say our commander in chief always backs down.
Speaker 6: Are you daring him to do it? What do you want?
Speaker 1: Yeah, some of the clearly openly rooting for America to
Speaker 1: fail because that means Trump has failed among Democrats is
Speaker 1: absolutely disgusting. If you want to make a principal argument
Speaker 1: that we have the duty to listen to that, absolutely
Speaker 1: bring it on. As a matter of fact, at some point,
Speaker 1: I'd like to get to the fact that impressive number
Speaker 1: of Congress people are starting to rumble that hey, we're
Speaker 1: getting close to sixty days and the War Powers Act
Speaker 1: is pretty clear. We need to do some voting pretty soon.
Speaker 1: That's all in the works. But yes, city always backstent.
Speaker 1: You're an idiot.
Speaker 6: It's thirty nine today, thirty nine days, so we got
Speaker 6: a little while it might not make any difference. As
Speaker 6: Trump posted this morning, a whole civilization will die tonight,
Speaker 6: never to be brought back again. I don't want that
Speaker 6: to happen to but it probably will. Unbelievable statement from
Speaker 6: the President of the United States, I mean, just makes
Speaker 6: his other statements that were unbelievable seem like nothing to me.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's just a whole civilization will die tonight.
Speaker 6: That's a hell of a threat. Now, somebody brought up
Speaker 6: earlier the idea that should one guy be making this
Speaker 6: decision or should Congress vote on that? Yeah, I would
Speaker 6: say on the topic of wiping out an entire civilization,
Speaker 6: probably Congress should be voting on that, as opposed to
Speaker 6: one person making a decision.
Speaker 1: As I said, if we don't reckon in a serious
Speaker 1: way with the question of what's declaring a war or
Speaker 1: what is a war and when should it be declared? Now,
Speaker 1: we never will again, and you might as well just
Speaker 1: take an a racer to the Constitution. Of course.
Speaker 6: Well, I got a tangent on that, but I'll save
Speaker 6: my tangent. Let's listen to a little of tree Yanks
Speaker 6: to reporting from Fox and Friends. Some really interesting stuff here.
Speaker 7: What the president knows and what the public knows are
Speaker 7: two very different things. There are a lot of conversations
Speaker 7: and preparations going on behind the scenes.
Speaker 3: Even as we are talking right now.
Speaker 7: A very high ranking source just sent me a screenshot
Speaker 7: of the president's post here and it's typing right now.
Speaker 7: There is an understanding that both Israel and the United States,
Speaker 7: as Operation Epic Fury continues, are working side by side
Speaker 7: on an hourly basis to prepare a variety of contingency
Speaker 7: plans on the battlefield.
Speaker 6: I wonder if in reality there's no chance like Trump
Speaker 6: isn't even considering following through on his truth social post.
Speaker 1: Oh, he's already given up completely on negotiations and is
Speaker 1: just pretending that he's still engaged to dupe the Iranians.
Speaker 1: And he launches in ten minutes from now, Which is
Speaker 1: if while we're speaking these words, far prior to the deadline.
Speaker 6: And does take out all the power plants and bridges
Speaker 6: and everything like you.
Speaker 1: Before the human shields get in place. I don't know,
Speaker 1: it's all on the table. More from troy yinst.
Speaker 7: But let's think about what's happened over the past twenty
Speaker 7: four hours, the past forty eight hours as well. You
Speaker 7: had B two bombers fly from the United States to
Speaker 7: Iranian territory and drop bunker buster bombs on the outskirts
Speaker 7: of Tehran, targeting senior commanders and an underground bunker. I
Speaker 7: am told just right now a senior Israeli official confirming
Speaker 7: to Fox News that the Israelis have started strikes against
Speaker 7: Iranian rail infrastructure.
Speaker 3: Remember earlier today, the Israelis.
Speaker 7: Warned civilians to stay off the trains in Iran. They
Speaker 7: have started to target the bridges of the rail system
Speaker 7: in Iran as we speak.
Speaker 3: Additionally, you have these strikes.
Speaker 7: Overnight against carg Island, the largest export facility in Iranian territory,
Speaker 7: accounting for around ninety percent of Iran's oil exports.
Speaker 3: And you have ongoing.
Speaker 7: US and his strikes against Iranian military infrastructure.
Speaker 6: Wow, I might be changing my mind. I was thinking
Speaker 6: that this is all a diversion. They got all the
Speaker 6: people around the bridges and the power plants in Tehran
Speaker 6: and everything, and we're gonna take the straight of horror moves,
Speaker 6: which has been the focal point over the first thirty
Speaker 6: some days. We're gonna take carg Island. We're gonna take it.
Speaker 6: While you're distracted over there. Okay, now, what's your bargaining position?
Speaker 6: We opened the straight backup, but I don't think that
Speaker 6: would open the straight back up. There's just too many
Speaker 6: ways to hit it from too many different places. You've
Speaker 6: got to get them to capitulate to the point that
Speaker 6: they say, I don't want.
Speaker 1: To hit any boats anymore.
Speaker 6: I won't do it, but Iran take it out or
Speaker 6: Israel rather taken out to the trains and everything like that.
Speaker 6: This might just be the day, like you said, Trump
Speaker 6: is realized, there's no negotiating with these people.
Speaker 1: Let's do it.
Speaker 6: Let's take this country out the trains, the bridges, the
Speaker 6: power plants. They're gonna have nothing by the end of
Speaker 6: the day.
Speaker 1: Or I would put it like this, the Irgc having
Speaker 1: declared to the world, Okay, in order to get our way,
Speaker 1: we're going to bring the world economy to its knees,
Speaker 1: and Trump replying, you want to see an economy brought
Speaker 1: to its knees, hold my diet coke.
Speaker 6: As I said earlier, at what point does the Iranian
Speaker 6: on the street, the average Iranian on the street who
Speaker 6: hates the regime, the Mollahs and is willing to take
Speaker 6: a lot of pain because the pain is less than
Speaker 6: having thugs come into your house at night and take
Speaker 6: dad out and shoot them in the street, which they've
Speaker 6: been living with for half a century. At what point
Speaker 6: they did they say, you're destroying our whole country. There's
Speaker 6: going to be nothing left, and they turn on this.
Speaker 6: I wonder, well, it's.
Speaker 1: Going to be you know, percentages number is going to
Speaker 1: go from ten to twenty percent depending on the destruction
Speaker 1: and does it reach a critical mass. Who knows unknowable.
Speaker 6: I am god, There's a lot of different directions this
Speaker 6: could go today.
Speaker 1: Let's hear I was going to say, at some point,
Speaker 1: I mean, we can keep going with Trey Yankst if
Speaker 1: you want. He's terrific. At some point I'd like to
Speaker 1: hear from Tuck Tuck.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we would will definitely get to that.
Speaker 1: We have to get to that. Let's hear, Tregan.
Speaker 7: What we are looking at right now is a staging
Speaker 7: operation the United States and Israel are preparing.
Speaker 3: If a deal is.
Speaker 7: Not made, there will be an increase in strikes against
Speaker 7: the Iranian regime. The President described it as power plant
Speaker 7: day and bridge day to go after this critical infrastructure
Speaker 7: inside of Iran.
Speaker 6: So and then Tree goes on to say that the
Speaker 6: energy sites are Aram's achilles heel. This could really force
Speaker 6: their hand. I don't know if anything forces your hand
Speaker 6: when you're a religious zellt right. So that's the problem there.
Speaker 6: Here's what Tucker Carlson says is likely to happen in
Speaker 6: the next twenty four hours.
Speaker 8: If you work in the White House, We're in the
Speaker 8: US military now, it's time to say no, absolutely not,
Speaker 8: and say directly to the President no, case you're thinking
Speaker 8: about using some weapon of mass destructioning is the population
Speaker 8: of Iran in whose name we liberated Iran. We killed
Speaker 8: their religious leader for their benefit. Do you remember that
Speaker 8: this was last month. Those people who are in direct
Speaker 8: contact with the president need to say no.
Speaker 1: I'll resigned.
Speaker 8: I'll do whatever I can do legally to stop this,
Speaker 8: because this is insane and I've given me order. I'm
Speaker 8: not carrying it out. Figure out the codes on the
Speaker 8: football yourself.
Speaker 6: That's a follow up to Tucker saying that President Trump
Speaker 6: is considering nuclear war on Iran. That's part of the plan,
Speaker 6: and that the leaders in the White House need to
Speaker 6: say no to the President. Trump has responded in an
Speaker 6: interview with The New York Post, saying, Tucker's a low
Speaker 6: IQ person that has absolutely no idea what's going on.
Speaker 6: He calls me all the time. I don't return his calls.
Speaker 6: I don't deal with him. I like dealing with smart people,
Speaker 6: not fools.
Speaker 1: Okay, first of all, Trump is not contemplating using nuclear
Speaker 1: weapons on the population of Iran. That is absolute conspiracy clickbait,
Speaker 1: which is the business Tuckers now in which is very
Speaker 1: disappointing to me. And to call him a low IQ
Speaker 1: individual is ridiculous. He's brilliant, He's just twisted. So anyway,
Speaker 1: the two you settle that on your own. I don't
Speaker 1: you know, I'm like the parent. You two want to fight, fine,
Speaker 1: I'm going to I'm going into the other room.
Speaker 6: So for some reason it reminded me of this. I'm
Speaker 6: re listening to a book I read years ago called
Speaker 6: Ike's Bluff, and just it fits in with a lot
Speaker 6: of stuff that's going on right now to my mind. AnyWho,
Speaker 6: there is a portion of the book where they talk
Speaker 6: about when is when Kennedy became president, and it was
Speaker 6: shortly thereafter that the wall went up in Berlin, the
Speaker 6: Berlin Wall, and the Soviet Union was getting very aggressive.
Speaker 6: This was just months after Kennedy becomes president, and he
Speaker 6: was very concerned that the Soviet Union was about to
Speaker 6: make a push to take more more of Europe and
Speaker 6: that we I mean is inauguration address, we will bury
Speaker 6: bear any burden, pay any price to you know, support freedom.
Speaker 6: So basically telling the Soviet Union, no, you ain't. So
Speaker 6: they put up the wall and it looks like they're
Speaker 6: going to get aggressive, and he is told that they have.
Speaker 6: The Soviet Union has so many tanks and troops there's
Speaker 6: no way we could stop them.
Speaker 1: And so he he.
Speaker 6: Brought in some of his advisors and discussing the idea
Speaker 6: of using a nuclear weapon to stop them. If the
Speaker 6: Soviet Union starts to try to take the rest of Germany,
Speaker 6: you know, or move on Europe, do we use.
Speaker 1: A nuclear weapon?
Speaker 6: And his advisor told him, and this is something, and
Speaker 6: this is why we got to elect people with brains
Speaker 6: that work and have good judgment, because it ultimately Congress,
Speaker 6: and no Congress, it comes down to one guy making
Speaker 6: this decision. If the s ever really hits the fan,
Speaker 6: there's just no getting around it. Kennedy was told by
Speaker 6: I'm er Secretary of State under Truman. You need to
Speaker 6: make that decision right now. Don't wait until it's that moment.
Speaker 6: Decide right now in your mind, if the Soviet Union moves,
Speaker 6: whether you're going to use a nuclear weapon, make that
Speaker 6: decision in a calm moment.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 6: Don't tell anybody, but you need to make that decision
Speaker 6: for yourself.
Speaker 1: Wow, I thought, holy crap.
Speaker 6: And that is the situation you can end to every
Speaker 6: president can end up in I don't know if every
Speaker 6: president at some point does that. If China does this,
Speaker 6: will I use a nucredon because you should make that
Speaker 6: decision when you're calm.
Speaker 1: Boy. It feels like we ought to have I don't know,
Speaker 1: a YouTube video or some sort of coaching session. So
Speaker 1: now you're president, welcome to the office. Here's things you
Speaker 1: should do to get you ready for the big decisions
Speaker 1: you're going to make. How about that I don't mean,
Speaker 1: I don't mean the curtains in the oval office, you
Speaker 1: keep a jovial How about that advice that I think
Speaker 1: every president's faced within a certain one. Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: that's actually really good advice.
Speaker 6: Yeah, make that decision when you're calm. If X happens,
Speaker 6: what is why?
Speaker 1: Right? You can always reconsider in the light of you know,
Speaker 1: the specifics. But yeah, I think that's probably a good idea.
Speaker 6: And so I wonder where Trump is on that, on
Speaker 6: all of this. I guess we're gonna find out in
Speaker 6: a couple hours if you're listening to this podcast tomorrow.
Speaker 6: In the future that civilization may already be gone as
Speaker 6: promised by Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: I think he's just going to blow up some power plants,
Speaker 1: I think the civilization will still be there. With all
Speaker 1: due respect to is never ending hyperbole. Well, you can't
Speaker 1: blame a guy.
Speaker 6: For what is the whole thing with Trump? The people
Speaker 6: take him literally but not seriously, or seriously but not literally.
Speaker 1: Yeah, take him seriously but not literally. Depends on which
Speaker 1: side of Trump your own. I'm just I'm I'm I'm
Speaker 1: offering some advice to the good folks.
Speaker 6: But if the leader of the most powerful country that
Speaker 6: has ever existed on Earth, that has the ability to
Speaker 6: blow up the entire world says a whole civilization will
Speaker 6: die tonight, never to be brought back again.
Speaker 1: He could at least pay some attention to that.
Speaker 6: In the history of threats. That's a good one, Thank God.
Speaker 6: What's your reaction to that? Text line four one five
Speaker 6: two nine five kftc Armstrong.
Speaker 9: Jessica, Jessica, Where are you, Jessica, Jessica, Jessica.
Speaker 6: Where are you.
Speaker 1: Now? Katie? Can you explain what that was?
Speaker 4: Yes, it's this trend going around on TikTok where apparently
Speaker 4: if your child is screaming and having a fit and
Speaker 4: you yelled.
Speaker 10: Jessica, where are you Jessica?
Speaker 6: The child stops now, and I assume obviously they don't
Speaker 6: need to be named Jessica for this to work in theory.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 6: So is it just something, well, just yelling? Would yelling
Speaker 6: anything work? Is that the trick here? Or is there
Speaker 6: something about the sounds Jessica that are more startling and
Speaker 6: ear grabbing than other sounds?
Speaker 1: Zero science, Jack, I don't know. It's the internet. Nobody
Speaker 1: will be talking about this before in the afternoon. It
Speaker 1: is an interesting question. Just yelling anything might be the thing.
Speaker 1: It seems to me. I've heard a different version of
Speaker 1: this where if you yell something nonsensical it will so
Speaker 1: change the set of the brain just the which nordons
Speaker 1: are firing, that the whole I'm upset and I'm a kid,
Speaker 1: so I'm yelling will become wait what was that?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 1: And then it just it interrupts the neurological flow. And
Speaker 1: is that making terms? As I go here?
Speaker 6: And is that when you throw the slice of cheese
Speaker 6: on their head exactly? Oh, that one needs to come
Speaker 6: back exactly. Well, that's it's the same thing, right, Jessica.
Speaker 6: Where are you Jessica? Is the new slice of cheese on.
Speaker 4: That I'm not condoning any If the animals don't like it,
Speaker 4: don't mess with them. But have you've seen what they
Speaker 4: started doing that to cats with.
Speaker 1: The slice of cheese.
Speaker 10: No, the cats just like stop and freak out.
Speaker 6: I'm sure I would freak out. Did you just throw
Speaker 6: a slice of cheese on my head?
Speaker 4: It's like the craft stuff that's super sticky.
Speaker 1: I don't know how to react to this.
Speaker 6: Precisely, Yeah, you stop what you're doing. I had a
Speaker 6: cheese trend. I had a moment yesterday. You'll be this
Speaker 6: soon enough. Katie as Katie Green is with child if
Speaker 6: you're new to the show. I was coming out of
Speaker 6: the gym and there was a coming into the gym
Speaker 6: and there was a mom coming out and she had
Speaker 6: a stroller with like a little kid, and then she's
Speaker 6: holding another kid's hand. She got the bag over her shoulder.
Speaker 6: She's trying to hold her bag full of stuff and
Speaker 6: get the kid out, and the kid is like distracted
Speaker 6: and pushed it off. And for whatever reason, I just
Speaker 6: love moms or dads, parents doing the deal, just watching them,
Speaker 6: just like because that is such a hassle and I
Speaker 6: just love people doing that. I just I think it's
Speaker 6: fantastic that there are still enough people that are willing
Speaker 6: to do that, and do it willingly and get so
Speaker 6: much satisfaction out of just doing the deal of being
Speaker 6: a parent.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And I realized it might be because I'd been listening
Speaker 6: to a podcast of people that were childless and all
Speaker 6: that sort of You have no idea the satisfaction you
Speaker 6: get out of that if you're childless and you look
Speaker 6: at that as a hassle.
Speaker 1: Anytime I see a dad actively engaged in his child's lives,
Speaker 1: it makes be so happy.
Speaker 6: What if you let your kids run off in the
Speaker 6: zoo and get bit by wolves? We've got to do
Speaker 6: that story. Have you heard that one?
Speaker 1: That doesn't sound like a hypothetical to me? Did this happen?
Speaker 6: I'm not sure I agree with the law on this.
Speaker 6: We'll have to get to that story a little bit later.
Speaker 6: We got some new Gavin Newsom's wife stuff too, Oh.
Speaker 1: Goody Armstrong and geddy.
Speaker 6: Trump has threatened to end to civilization. In fact, he
Speaker 6: has vowed he will end to civilization. We'll talk about
Speaker 6: that more or later. Also, is it a crime to
Speaker 6: let your toddler be attacked by wolves?
Speaker 1: I say, maybe not. Get to that story coming up
Speaker 1: a little bit. It's not good parenting. I think we
Speaker 1: can all agree on that.
Speaker 6: Also, I have the problem of my shoes are so
Speaker 6: much too big for me. I keep almost stepping out
Speaker 6: of them, and it's really become a problem. Today I
Speaker 6: bought the used online and uh, and they're just they're
Speaker 6: like two sizes way too big.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, time to start a GoFundMe for jack used shoes.
Speaker 6: They're like twelves and I wear ten and a half
Speaker 6: or eleven.
Speaker 10: So did you just want them really bad and figured
Speaker 10: you'd make that work.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've bought lots of used shoes, but these are
Speaker 6: really not even close.
Speaker 1: To the right size.
Speaker 10: You're charming, so it's one learn fart.
Speaker 6: I was watching Mark Alprin's video podcast yesterday afternoon. He
Speaker 6: was playing the same Gavin Newsom's wife clip we played yesterday.
Speaker 6: That was the Instagram post from the weekend where she
Speaker 6: talks about the patriarchy.
Speaker 1: That's part of her new documentary that she's forced feeding
Speaker 1: to California schools for her profit to indoctrinate the little
Speaker 1: children into postmodernism aka neo Marxism.
Speaker 6: And she uses all the hot graduate school Marxist terms.
Speaker 6: When she talks all the time, it's so annoying. But
Speaker 6: Mark Alprin's take is he thinks there's a real good
Speaker 6: chance Gavin wasn't running. This is why, just because it
Speaker 6: would be so difficult for the whole family. She'd be
Speaker 6: a big focal point. Because he was talking about that
Speaker 6: Miranda Divine article I was reading from in the New
Speaker 6: York Post, which was pretty harsh on Newsom's wife, deservedly
Speaker 6: so in my opinion. But you know, you think about
Speaker 6: running for president, you think that, man, my wife being
Speaker 6: attacked in major publications all day long.
Speaker 1: Do I want to do that?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 1: And she if you're not aware of her act, she
Speaker 1: is a near cartoonish like not cartoonish as much as
Speaker 1: like portrayed in a movie rich hot entitled, utterly over
Speaker 1: confident advocate of progressive ideals. I mean, like, seriously, she's
Speaker 1: the Devilwaar's Prada style, you know, Hollywood Central cast.
Speaker 6: Throwing a dose of whatever the word would be for
Speaker 6: you figured out a way to profit from it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and the greed ahead, Yeah, absolutely true. Okay, Well,
Speaker 1: this is the premise of her the latest screed. This
Speaker 1: came out a couple of years ago, I guess, but
Speaker 1: there is a treasure trove of this sort of audio.
Speaker 1: We'll start with thirty one, Michael, Like.
Speaker 11: Every problem that we have in society right now will
Speaker 11: be fixed when women come together and partner with our
Speaker 11: male allies and other allies. But when more women are
Speaker 11: in the rooms making decisions, changing the status quo and
Speaker 11: transforming not just our culture, but our society and our economy.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, every problem in society will be fixed when
Speaker 1: women are in the rooms with their male allies, which means,
Speaker 1: fellow postmodernists, Marxists. Yeah, by the way, that's what that
Speaker 1: code means. But wow, wow, all of you who work
Speaker 1: in predominantly female offices, I'm sure you can report on
Speaker 1: how they are harmonious and lovely and there's never any
Speaker 1: conflict mis newsom goes on.
Speaker 11: I'll give you one example. Look at tech at Silicon Valley.
Speaker 11: Had more women been early on in those companies or
Speaker 11: at the tables of power making decisions, I don't think
Speaker 11: we would have so much or have allowed for so
Speaker 11: much sort of bigotry, racism, misogyny and hate online. I
Speaker 11: don't think that we would have the anonymity of it.
Speaker 11: I think that there would have been a ooh, that's unkind,
Speaker 11: that's not okay. You can't make money off of that.
Speaker 11: About dividing people, misinforming people, Wow, you know, belittling people,
Speaker 11: bullying people? I mean again, think about who's the victims online?
Speaker 11: More often than not, it's women, margin LGBTQ plus, marginalized communities,
Speaker 11: women of color.
Speaker 6: So first of all, why did those people say bullying
Speaker 6: instead of bullying?
Speaker 1: I don't it's very consistent.
Speaker 6: But so okay, I'll give you that misogyny is the
Speaker 6: purview of the male. I will give you that one's work.
Speaker 1: Right, But so.
Speaker 12: Racism and greed, bullying, bullying, that's all, that's all a
Speaker 12: male thing. You wouldn't have that if women are in charge.
Speaker 12: Where did you come up with this? How did you
Speaker 12: come to Have you ever sat around and.
Speaker 6: Watched little girls play just like little boys play?
Speaker 1: You don't find any of that ever happening? Are you
Speaker 1: kidding me? Have you seen any rallies on college campuses lately? Katie?
Speaker 1: Any thoughts you'd like.
Speaker 4: To Listening to her makes me think she's also never
Speaker 4: been on the internet, because you would see where a
Speaker 4: lot of the slams and trolling it comes from women.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I hadn't even thought a lot of it. You
Speaker 6: hear that a lot that in the high school social
Speaker 6: media world. Oh my god, what's mean girls? It's the
Speaker 6: whole mean girls thing. The women are way harsher. But
Speaker 6: you've never watched little kids play and seen a little
Speaker 6: girl who will also say that doll is mine, get
Speaker 6: it to me, just like a little boy. That's just
Speaker 6: a boy thing. Okay, fine if.
Speaker 1: It takes a different form, but come on, and.
Speaker 6: Then racism is a guy thing, not a girl.
Speaker 1: Why are you kidding me? I know, I know, it's absurd.
Speaker 1: She's like practically a cartoon character, certainly a movie character
Speaker 1: that's a little broad draw.
Speaker 6: So all the negatives of human nature are just something
Speaker 6: that men have. Women just automatically don't have it, And
Speaker 6: to the extent that they do have it, they're probably
Speaker 6: it was probably forced onto them by the patriarchy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, you're nuts. They've internalized.
Speaker 6: This is the first time I've thought she's nuts.
Speaker 1: She's nuts, And this is you know, Orwell was being
Speaker 1: a little broad when he was writing nineteen eighty four,
Speaker 1: and no pun intended. But this is documentably true when
Speaker 1: it comes to the cultural revolution in China, the Maoist movement.
Speaker 1: As Orwell said in nineteen eighty four, it was always
Speaker 1: the women, and above all the young ones who are
Speaker 1: the most bitted adherents of the party, the swallowers of slogans,
Speaker 1: sure spies and nosers out of unorthodoxy, which is precisely
Speaker 1: what for a Seeble Nuisance was advocating there. If the
Speaker 1: women were in charge of the Internet, they would have
Speaker 1: nosed out the unorthodoxy. They would have swallowed the slogans
Speaker 1: as she has. She's gobbled them down and is more
Speaker 1: than happy to appoint herself as the noser out of unorthodoxy.
Speaker 6: I was just kind of amused by her before. She
Speaker 6: is now frightening to me. She's a scary person.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Luckily she is not as smart as she thinks
Speaker 1: she is, and she doesn't understand how she comes off.
Speaker 1: She doesn't have the craftiness to be successful, because as
Speaker 1: soon as people get a load of her, they'll be like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, one of those she thinks. It's still
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one or whatever. And George Floyd hasn't been
Speaker 1: laid to rest yet. She is still on the militant
Speaker 1: college girl front foot but I.
Speaker 6: Thought she was mostly the misogyny thing. You know, women
Speaker 6: have gotten the short end of the stick in a
Speaker 6: lot of different situations over the years, and we've been
Speaker 6: correcting that for a long time. But the idea that racism, greed,
Speaker 6: all that sort of stuff is a guy thing only
Speaker 6: and not human nature.
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Speaker 6: okay to let your kids be attacked by wolves or not?
Speaker 1: And is it a crime? Han't at a zoo? As
Speaker 1: long as we're having to go at the Newsom family.
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Speaker 5: parents quite literally disappeared. He didn't even know how to
Speaker 5: get back into his home. He's a young child, no
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Speaker 5: they had been going in vegetable packing for twenty five years.
Speaker 5: They smashed the windows, they disappeared. You have an experience
Speaker 5: like that, I'm done.
Speaker 1: Well. According to the Ventura County Sheriff's Department, or the
Speaker 1: DA's office or the Southern California FBI office, nobody has
Speaker 1: any report or record of any of this happening. No
Speaker 1: eyewitness accounts, no video, no written accounts. Nobody can figure
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Speaker 1: let the facts get in the way of a good
Speaker 1: story again.
Speaker 6: When he got to the smashed to the windows part,
Speaker 6: that's where it seemed incredible to me. Uh yes, all right,
Speaker 6: just smashing out windows to get in there and then
Speaker 6: snatch kids away.
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Speaker 1: thirty three.
Speaker 11: Boys are moving away from sort of the more progressive
Speaker 11: boys that spent time online are moving a little bit
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Speaker 11: the Andrew Tates and some of that sort of alt
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Speaker 11: Husband and I were alarmed when our kids were watching
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Speaker 11: thought he was pretty cool, and thought that his Republican grandfather,
Speaker 11: who's not a Trumper but a fiscal conservative, thought that
Speaker 11: my father would would like Andrew Tate.
Speaker 1: So that's scary.
Speaker 3: We were like one of the most.
Speaker 11: Progressive households and our son is confused and asking all
Speaker 11: these questions.
Speaker 6: Okay, it's interesting her calling her himselfs a very progressive
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, now they're gonna hold tech accountable, just like
Speaker 1: they did during COVID.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and let me guess, the best way for a
Speaker 6: to be a boy is to be more like a girl.
Speaker 1: Correct would be.
Speaker 6: Parents' kids got bit by wolves at the zoo and
Speaker 6: they're being charged with the crime. It's kind of an
Speaker 6: interesting story, and we're at the discussion. We'll get to
Speaker 6: that coming up next, among other things you mentioned earlier.
Speaker 6: I just I love seeing parents doing the deal. I
Speaker 6: don't know why, and just gladdens my heart to see
Speaker 6: that sort of thing. I saw a woman leaving the
Speaker 6: gym with a pushing one kid in a stroller and
Speaker 6: another kid by the hand and trying to carry out
Speaker 6: all the stuff into all this sort of stuff, and
Speaker 6: I just, I don't know, I find that fantastic. This
Speaker 6: is a different sort of story from a zoo. This
Speaker 6: is the way it was portrayed on CBS News last night.
Speaker 13: A family outing at Hershey Park's Zoo America in Pennsylvania
Speaker 13: on Saturday turned into a frightening scene after a seventeen
Speaker 13: month toddler wandered away from his parents and stuck his
Speaker 13: hand under the fence of a wolf enclosure. Zoo officials
Speaker 13: say one of three wolves in the enclosure grabbed the
Speaker 13: child's hand with its mouth. Quick thinking bystanders pulled the
Speaker 13: child to safety. He suffered minor injuries. Investigators alleged that
Speaker 13: the child's parents were distracted by their cell phones and
Speaker 13: sat on a nearby bench about thirty feet away from
Speaker 13: the wolf enclosure. The parents are now each facing one
Speaker 13: count of endangering the welfare of a child.
Speaker 4: The misdemeanor, they're looking at the potential for up to
Speaker 4: five years in prison and a ten thousand dollars fine.
Speaker 6: So I would need to know all those specifics, the
Speaker 6: jail time won't happen.
Speaker 1: But yeah, find them. They suck your bad parents. Sorry,
Speaker 1: I've come to the swift and certain judgment.
Speaker 6: You don't think, well, i'd have to see the situation.
Speaker 6: I'd have to see the zoo situation because it's possible. Now, well,
Speaker 6: there's two things as possible. They could be the kind
Speaker 6: of parents you're always complaining about this who are pushing
Speaker 6: their kids in a stroller and staring at their phone
Speaker 6: and the kid doesn't even get the facial recognition feedback
Speaker 6: it needs and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: Correct, and in the Supreme Court of Joe Getty there
Speaker 1: is a presumption of guilt, which is horrible.
Speaker 4: Yes, Katie that a report also included the fact that
Speaker 4: there are two levels of barricades for all of the
Speaker 4: enclosures at the zoo, so the kid had to climb
Speaker 4: under a little fence in order to get his hand
Speaker 4: into the wolf area.
Speaker 10: Yeah, these parents suck.
Speaker 1: Find the hell out.
Speaker 6: I was going to say, there's a possibility that you're
Speaker 6: also you've been You've been at the zoo for hours,
Speaker 6: You've been paying attention your kid the whole hours, and
Speaker 6: you sit down in an area where you think perfectly
Speaker 6: safe for your seventeen months?
Speaker 1: What is that?
Speaker 6: A year and month? That's pretty little. I wouldn't let
Speaker 6: a kid that will get very far from me at all.
Speaker 6: But anyway, say it was a three year old. You
Speaker 6: sit down, you think, God, I gotta take a break.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna check some of my work emails. While a
Speaker 6: kid I don't know looks at the rock wall or
Speaker 6: something like that. I can imagine that the outcome is
Speaker 6: the proof there in Joe Getty's Supreme Court of Parental
Speaker 6: judgment that the kid got bit by wolves. Yes, nearly
Speaker 6: torn limb from limb by wolves.
Speaker 10: How do you take your eyes off of a child
Speaker 10: that small in a place.
Speaker 1: That's a pretty lime into the double you know forbidden disclosure?
Speaker 1: Enclosure rather not disclosure. Here's a disclosure. Those parents are terrible.
Speaker 1: I also I also liked Tom Hansen's report on CBS
Speaker 1: News quick thinking by standing right, he pulled a child
Speaker 1: in safety. Hey, hey, you know what we could do?
Speaker 1: He could pull the child's safety I have there's a
Speaker 1: wild beast got hold of an animal. Anybody got any
Speaker 1: ideas to safety?
Speaker 6: I'm a slow thinking gentleman who's had no paramedic training.
Speaker 6: And I think my first thought would be grab getting
Speaker 6: pull away from the walls.
Speaker 1: Apparently, mister Hanson, having graduated from the David Muir School
Speaker 1: of talking headism, said, and the child suffered minor injuries,
Speaker 1: and is the child's arm is gone and can be
Speaker 1: here attached and attached voice.
Speaker 6: As soon as I had the kid, I would be thinking,
Speaker 6: whose kid is this over here by himself sticking its
Speaker 6: hands under the.
Speaker 1: Fence with not even eighteen months old. It's in both
Speaker 1: mom and dad looking at their phones.
Speaker 6: Please, kiddy, that's a really little kid. I think when
Speaker 6: I first heard the story, I was picturing more like
Speaker 6: a four year old.
Speaker 1: Uh, you've got a kid prone climbing in wolf cages?
Speaker 1: Then you got it just your behavior.
Speaker 6: Yeah, one of those kids, the kind of kid that
Speaker 6: likes to climb into the wolf cage right right?
Speaker 1: Where was that?
Speaker 6: Did we have a story like that a couple of
Speaker 6: years ago? Was that the kid got in there with
Speaker 6: the baboons or the tigers or the something sat down
Speaker 6: there for quite a while.
Speaker 1: Remember that video? Oh? Well, of course there was the
Speaker 1: infamous story of uh what was the gorilla's name, Rwanda Mamamba?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: Who got shot then, and there were various progressives that
Speaker 1: marched harambe right, that was unfortunate. That became quite a story, right, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: kid fell in with the gorillas and yeah that was
Speaker 1: no There were no winners that day. Jack very sad.
Speaker 6: So Trump has threatened to wipe out a civilization of
Speaker 6: actually stated he's going to well now, even by Trump
Speaker 6: standards of hyperbole, that's a heck of a thing to say.
Speaker 6: We'll talk about that more an hour four.
Speaker 1: And the whole AI music thing is getting more and
Speaker 1: more amazing and troubling and illegal. Where the hell does
Speaker 1: this go from here? We don't know. We'll try to
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