Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Joe, Katty Armstrong, and Jettie
Speaker 1: and He Armstrong and Eddy from the Studio C. It's
Speaker 1: a dimly lit room deep with them, the bowels of
Speaker 1: the Armstrong and Getty Communications Compound. And today, Monday, New Month,
Speaker 1: we're under the tutelage of our general manager. I know
Speaker 1: you'd like to go more in the direction of a
Speaker 1: definite person, but I have decided to go a different way.
Speaker 1: I'm going to get more artsy with the general man.
Speaker 1: I would say, I would say I prefer working for
Speaker 1: an individual rather than a concept. But yeah, I'm going
Speaker 1: beyond that. Man. I'm going for art from here on out.
Speaker 1: So I'm going to follow my muse. Today's general manager.
Speaker 1: Watch out, Joe's following his muse. Stand back, Today's general manager.
Speaker 1: The deal that wasn't you're taking a sip? I was
Speaker 1: hoping to get a spit take. The candles are still
Speaker 1: burning in here because of the shutdown. We've been burning
Speaker 1: candles since the shutdown began. It's now been a full week.
Speaker 1: This is the fourth longest shutdown in last half century
Speaker 1: and I know we're all feeling it. I had forgotten
Speaker 1: it had happened until I walked in this morning. But yeah, well.
Speaker 2: I have bit by bit been reacquiring a taste for
Speaker 2: human flesh because the cannibalism is right around the corner, folks,
Speaker 2: Oh right, or the murder.
Speaker 1: The blood, the cannibalism. A neighbor attacking neighbor. Did I
Speaker 1: guess right that the deal you're talking about is a shutdown?
Speaker 1: Or you're re talking about Hamas Israel, which they're meeting
Speaker 1: in Egypt as we speak cleverly both, Oh look at you.
Speaker 2: Oh I'm telling you art Like I said, Yeah, the
Speaker 2: deal it wasn't also applies to the Middle East thing
Speaker 2: as everybody said.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we agree to it. We just have, you know,
Speaker 1: strong reservations about some key points. But yes we.
Speaker 2: Agree to it, but we need to negotiate like major points.
Speaker 2: So you have no deal yet.
Speaker 1: Okay. Interesting, Hamas is up again. They are hurting. They
Speaker 1: need to make a deal.
Speaker 2: Unless and this is it's a big fat on less
Speaker 2: unless they are willing to be a dead ender suicide
Speaker 2: squad for the rest of their existence, which is entirely possible.
Speaker 1: If you are a fan of civics. You might know
Speaker 1: that the first Monday in October means the Supreme Court
Speaker 1: is back in session and we've got the list of
Speaker 1: cases they're taking up this season. The most interesting thing
Speaker 1: about the Supreme Court this time around is they didn't
Speaker 1: really get the break they normally get. They decided tons
Speaker 1: of stuff since they quit last June with all these
Speaker 1: emergency This is in thats that have happened, which is
Speaker 1: our new world constant emergency, which is kind of actually
Speaker 1: one of the things that they're going to decide. Are
Speaker 1: we in an emergency right now where Trump gets to
Speaker 1: declare all these tariffs yes or no, that's going to
Speaker 1: be decided to hear and where they're gonna take it
Speaker 1: up the first week in November. That's a huge That
Speaker 1: might be the biggest one. Is this whole tariff thing,
Speaker 1: uh never mind.
Speaker 2: In terms of like commediate effect, Yeah, it's gonna be enormous,
Speaker 2: certainly enormous financial effect.
Speaker 1: And there's no doubt whether you love it or hate
Speaker 1: it or somewhere in between.
Speaker 2: The Trump is pushing constitutional norms a lot, and so
Speaker 2: there's been a lot to rule on, you know, declaring
Speaker 2: various emergencies. Therefore, we're going to send in the National Guard.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about that more too. There's actually a free
Speaker 2: speech case that I am feverishly interested in that it's
Speaker 2: coming up this session.
Speaker 1: That's just so big. I don't know that one. Okay, cool,
Speaker 1: I know. I actually had.
Speaker 2: The thought if this one goes the wrong way, I'm
Speaker 2: leaving the country like I'm some sort of what C
Speaker 2: list TV star.
Speaker 1: You're gonna go live with Ellen DeGeneres in our wife.
Speaker 2: And who's who's the chubby gelafights with Trump? ROSI o'donald
Speaker 2: Thank you, Michael, that's right. Yes, we're we're looking at
Speaker 2: a three bedroom flat. You and Alec Baldwin's wife are
Speaker 2: going to live in Ireland. Judy told me you're out
Speaker 2: of your mind. You're on your own, So I guess
Speaker 2: this is the end for us as well. But I
Speaker 2: can't live in this country. Supreme Court if the decision
Speaker 2: goes the wrong line.
Speaker 1: Supreme Court's coming taking up a couple or has a
Speaker 1: couple in front of them, So they're going to make
Speaker 1: the final decision I think on can boys participate in girls'
Speaker 1: sports or not? We're going to figure that out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the free speech case has to do with gender
Speaker 2: bending madness as well, and the fact that it's gotten
Speaker 2: to the Supreme Court is stunning to me, as an
Speaker 2: appeals court ruled the wrong way and I mean, like,
Speaker 2: are you out of your blanket minds the wrong way?
Speaker 1: More on that to come. So we had a judge
Speaker 1: jump in over the weekend and say Trump can't send
Speaker 1: the National Guard to Portland? Was that the city correct
Speaker 1: international Guard over the place? And so you got one
Speaker 1: of those, and then there's a decent chance that a
Speaker 1: higher court, the higher court is going to jump in
Speaker 1: and saying I can until we look at it. The
Speaker 1: interesting part was the judge, the first judge you mentioned
Speaker 1: is a Trump appointee. Uh yeah. But that's the other
Speaker 1: thing we got to figure out is can we constantly
Speaker 1: have these back and forths over presidential executive orders and stuff?
Speaker 1: Everything gets shut down by a judge and a well,
Speaker 1: tell you what, they got their work cut out for them.
Speaker 2: Though you're absolutely right the soups, yeah, the right thing,
Speaker 2: you know, exactly.
Speaker 1: One more note on that. I was reading some you know,
Speaker 1: preview article in the New York Times and they emphasized it.
Speaker 2: It was the truth that misleads, they say over and
Speaker 2: over again, the Trump's con I'm sorry, the court's conservative
Speaker 2: majority is sided with the President, hinting that, you know,
Speaker 2: as you expected all the damn time, when every buddy
Speaker 2: who looks into this for five minutes, noss, it's five
Speaker 2: to four or six to three. The conservatives and the
Speaker 2: liberals like fifteen percent.
Speaker 1: Of the time. Right, that is the the the rarity
Speaker 1: as opposed to the norm.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, yeah, but you know what, you got a narrative,
Speaker 2: You stick with it, don't you.
Speaker 1: New York Times. There are no more unbeatens in the NFL,
Speaker 1: as the Eagles and the Bills both lost yesterday. So
Speaker 1: that's kind of exciting parody if you like parody. I'm
Speaker 1: a big fan of parody. You like parani mind parent's fine? Yeah,
Speaker 1: And the baseball playoffs going on, which I've been watching.
Speaker 1: They're going to have a vote on the shutdown thing,
Speaker 1: I guess today, and they'll either pass it or they won't.
Speaker 1: I don't know whatever.
Speaker 2: Why Seriously, I was like, oh, yeah, yeah, the shutdown
Speaker 2: as I started to dig in right this morning.
Speaker 1: So I was actually taken in some media by accident
Speaker 1: about the shutdown, and one of the pundits was saying,
Speaker 1: you know, if people aren't paying attention and they seem
Speaker 1: to not be according to polling, and then just I
Speaker 1: think everybody can feel it in their lives that everybody
Speaker 1: it's a big yawn for everybody but the media. What
Speaker 1: political pressure can either party bring to bear to get
Speaker 1: something to happen if the country is like whatever, we're
Speaker 1: watching the baseball. Did you see the big poll that
Speaker 1: came out they were reporting on ABC News last night.
Speaker 1: I don't recall who did the poll, but it was
Speaker 1: one of the biggies that I think it was forty
Speaker 1: seven percent of people blame the Republicans for the shutdown
Speaker 1: to the extent that they care, and it was only
Speaker 1: like thirty percent or something blame the Democrats. Yeah, there
Speaker 1: are other polls saying the opposite. They're they're, they're, they're
Speaker 1: a mix. Yeah, they're definitely okay, all right, fair enough
Speaker 1: from the weekend, and and and the main thing being
Speaker 1: very low paying attention to it factor. So again, if
Speaker 1: there's if people aren't like nobody's writing their congressman over
Speaker 1: this or anything like that, or marching in the street,
Speaker 1: what's the political pressure for anything to move? All right?
Speaker 1: I wonder if that bill over time. So even as
Speaker 1: short as it's been, what a week, it's the fourth
Speaker 1: longest in the last fifty years. And we'll see where
Speaker 1: we are a week from now. Right.
Speaker 2: I read one interesting opinion piece that said, if the
Speaker 2: Republicans cave on their very very modest pairing back of
Speaker 2: the increases in various programs during COVID, that we are
Speaker 2: now France. The Francification has been finalized, and we no
Speaker 2: longer have the will to say, look, we take in
Speaker 2: a certain amount, that's how much we can spend. I mean,
Speaker 2: obviously we've blown through that barrier, but we've lost the
Speaker 2: will to even say that.
Speaker 1: Interesting business deal that was announced this morning. But we
Speaker 1: need to start the show officially before we get to that.
Speaker 1: I'm Jack Armstrong, He's Joe Getty on this. It is
Speaker 1: the first Monday in October. October sixth Monday, the year
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. We're armstrong and getting we approve of
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Speaker 1: So much to get to let's get to it.
Speaker 3: At Mark, I spent four hundred and eighty four days
Speaker 3: in captivity. I witnessed violence, and cruelty. I experienced myself
Speaker 3: violence and cruelty and abuse of many kinds that haunt
Speaker 3: me to this day.
Speaker 1: That's one of the hostages obviously living, who has gotten out.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow's a two year anniversary, or I guess you mark
Speaker 1: the two years. Do you call it an anniversary when
Speaker 1: something that awful happens, Well it is, you know, October seventh.
Speaker 1: And that's part of what they're working on right now
Speaker 1: in Egypt is getting the remaining living hostages out and
Speaker 1: then the bodies of quite a few dead hostages out
Speaker 1: of there. Also. Hamas said some of them they're buried
Speaker 1: under rubble man. I don't know how you're going to
Speaker 1: get them out of there. That's going to be a job. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's pretty rough. So we'll be talking about that business deal.
Speaker 1: I wanted to mention before we take a break and
Speaker 1: then get to Katie's headlines. This it's in with what
Speaker 1: I was talking about last week. It was an article
Speaker 1: in the Washington Post. I think Open AI and then
Speaker 1: something called AMD who makes chips. Oh, huge chip company
Speaker 1: have just made a massive computing deal, marking a new
Speaker 1: phase of the AI boom. It's a five year agreement
Speaker 1: it's gazillions of dollars, multi multi billions of dollars, and
Speaker 1: it's going to change in Nvidia's market dominance as open
Speaker 1: AI is getting with this other chip making company. But
Speaker 1: it fits in perfectly. I thought our article last week
Speaker 1: that this could very well be a bubble with the companies.
Speaker 1: They're just investing in each other. So this is another
Speaker 1: giant AI company investing in a giant chip company that's
Speaker 1: going to make chips for AI stuff, and with their profits,
Speaker 1: they'll invest in a couple of giant AI companies. Right,
Speaker 1: And yes, does the AI thing ever happen or is
Speaker 1: it just these big companies investing in each other. This
Speaker 1: could end up being I'm not predicting it is because
Speaker 1: I don't have any idea neither do. You could end
Speaker 1: up being the biggest bubble in the history of bubbles.
Speaker 1: Oh no, if it ends up being a bubble too
Speaker 1: early in the week to contemplate easily could be if
Speaker 1: the AI thing doesn't pan out. I mean, the amount
Speaker 1: of money is just incredible, and the stock market where
Speaker 1: it is is mostly those big giant companies. It's wild.
Speaker 2: We'll see you scaring me before Halloween is even here.
Speaker 2: All right, final note before we go to break, here's
Speaker 2: your headline of the day. All right, plane forced to
Speaker 2: land after Wacko wearing fifteen masks screams that gay people
Speaker 2: were giving him cancer. There's a lot to take in
Speaker 2: there in what senses he o wacko fifteen masks that
Speaker 2: that was a quote from one of the fellow passengers.
Speaker 1: Gay people are just like Fisser. That's allegedly. So many questions.
Speaker 1: All right, right, we get that story. In others, we
Speaker 1: got Katie's headlines on the way. Our text line is
Speaker 1: four one, five, two nine five kftcraw Hey. The story
Speaker 1: of Barry Weiss leaving the New York Times, starting her
Speaker 1: own thing, and now being named the news editor at
Speaker 1: CBS is one of the great media business stories ever.
Speaker 1: Get into that a little bit later.
Speaker 2: Absolutely incredible if you're a fan like I am, like
Speaker 2: we are, of the free press. Barry has also come
Speaker 2: out and explained exactly what's going to happen now, and
Speaker 2: it's very reassuring. Yeah, so as pleased with that.
Speaker 1: Speaking of the news, let's figure out who's reporting what
Speaker 1: it's the lead story with Katie Green and Katie.
Speaker 4: All right, starting with the New York Post.
Speaker 5: Inside Trump's blunt exchange with nutting Yahoo after major development
Speaker 5: and Gaza peace deal.
Speaker 4: Quote so effing negative.
Speaker 1: Apparently Trump told Biebee stop being so effing negative. I'm
Speaker 1: being effing realistic.
Speaker 2: Could be replied b Bbe, whether silently or out loud.
Speaker 4: From the Washington Post Russia.
Speaker 1: Holtho, you have been around people when you're trying to
Speaker 1: put something together, just like it just always reasons why
Speaker 1: it can't work. Sure, can't do guys, We'll call them.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: From the Washington Post, Russian air attack across Ukraine damages
Speaker 5: energy networks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it goes. It works both ways, speaking of
Speaker 1: deals that aren't happening.
Speaker 5: From ABC, judge to block relocation, federalization.
Speaker 4: Or deployment of any National.
Speaker 1: Guard to Oregon. Yeah, one judge jumped in on that.
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom is very excited about it. We'll see if
Speaker 1: the Higher court, Supreme Court, or whoever jumps in on
Speaker 1: this and says no, you can it. In theory, Trump
Speaker 1: sending the National Guard to protect federal buildings, which he
Speaker 1: has every right to do so, and I hesitate to
Speaker 1: even ask.
Speaker 2: But so Trump federalized the Oregon National Guard to send
Speaker 2: them to Portland judge said no, and so Trump said final,
Speaker 2: We'll send the California National Guard, and then the judge.
Speaker 1: Shot that one down. Is that what's happening now? I
Speaker 1: believe so? All right? Close enough?
Speaker 5: From AOL News zo Oran Moondani flashes beaming smile and
Speaker 5: picture with you gone to big wig who pushed law
Speaker 5: to jail gay people for life.
Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, Michael, if you can grab that.
Speaker 1: From Saturday Night Live, they had a joke about mom
Speaker 1: Dami and uh, isn't The joke wasn't funny, but when
Speaker 1: they mention his name, the crowd erupted in cheers. In
Speaker 1: New York, I thought that was interesting. They got it.
Speaker 2: Okay, Socialism is the greatest fraud ever invented. Every generation
Speaker 2: falls for it, no matter how miserably it fails every
Speaker 2: time it's tried.
Speaker 5: From CNN, Robots, snakes and tortoises meet the reptiles.
Speaker 1: Of the Future. Holy crap. Robot snakes actually got a
Speaker 1: physical reaction out of me. I shuddered.
Speaker 4: What's happening in South Korea?
Speaker 5: They say it's a host of animals that could one
Speaker 5: day be used in space.
Speaker 1: What do we need robot snakes with space for robot
Speaker 1: Tortoises is finally Tortoises. Are you playing mad libs again? Katie?
Speaker 4: Possibly from The Wall Street Journal.
Speaker 5: Young people are falling in love with old technology, being
Speaker 5: driven by the feeling that they've lost control to screens.
Speaker 5: Teens and twenty somethings are resurrecting CDs, flip phones, and
Speaker 5: digital cameras.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I hope this is true. I'm skeptical though, that's
Speaker 1: not just a fad. It's cool to do this or that.
Speaker 1: Like I know a hipster young people who wear like
Speaker 1: your old timey digital watches because it's like trendy cool
Speaker 1: to be, you know, eighties or whatever.
Speaker 2: I want to put together an all analog sound system,
Speaker 2: like a listening room in my house, but I need
Speaker 2: somebody to do it for me.
Speaker 1: I gotta start churning my own butter. There you go.
Speaker 4: From brightbart dot com.
Speaker 5: Amazon deletes guns from every single James Bond film poster.
Speaker 1: Oh you gotta be kidding, And they all love it
Speaker 1: really bad because he's got his hand up here, Like,
Speaker 1: what are you doing with your hand there?
Speaker 5: What is what?
Speaker 1: Are you pointing out? A bird? Yeah? I know, Well
Speaker 1: that's that's really going to solve everything. Hollywood as left
Speaker 1: as left can get turns out idiots. Violent gun totin
Speaker 1: movie after gun tote, good movie, over and over again.
Speaker 1: Good point.
Speaker 5: And finally, from the Babylon b Taylor Swift assures Travis
Speaker 5: Kelsey that new song called Dumb Harry Football Jock isn't
Speaker 5: about him.
Speaker 1: Oh, we got a lot of news to get to.
Speaker 1: Hope you can stay here if you miss a segment
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Speaker 1: The digital world inspiring in troubling. So Michael and I
Speaker 1: were just talking. He agreed with me. I have watched
Speaker 1: nearly every episode of Saturday Night Live for since nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy five, or whenever it came on the air. That
Speaker 1: was the least funny episode I've ever seen, and he
Speaker 1: had saying something he had the same experience. It was weird.
Speaker 1: First episode of the year and you've had, you know,
Speaker 1: all summer to come up with jokes. They had the
Speaker 1: biggest turnover and staff they've ever had, but did they
Speaker 1: get into all new writers? Anyway? It was just not funny.
Speaker 1: And I know a lot of you hate Saturday out
Speaker 1: Live because their politics and everything like that. I like
Speaker 1: sketch comedy, so I liked Saturday out Live, but it
Speaker 1: just wasn't funny. I was like, Wow, this is incredibly bad. Wow.
Speaker 1: I don't know, Lauren, have you finally gotten too old
Speaker 1: or something? I don't know what happened there. Weirdly, I
Speaker 1: feel compelled to check it out. Yeah, see how unfunny
Speaker 1: it is? Flat anyhow, not important.
Speaker 2: So this is one of the many, many impactful Supreme
Speaker 2: Court cases this session. Is a free speech case that
Speaker 2: I am crazy fired up about.
Speaker 1: I'll hit you with the facts. Then there's a follow
Speaker 1: up opinion piece about it that we could talk about.
Speaker 1: But the question at the Supreme Court tomorrow we're going
Speaker 1: to get right to this is counseling free speech. Lefty
Speaker 1: Colorado and the legislature passed a ban on counselors engaging
Speaker 1: in conversion therapy, which in the past was like a
Speaker 1: in very broad and purposely, purposefully, you know, ridiculous terms,
Speaker 1: trying to browbeat the kid out of being gay. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I thought that was an old timing, though I didn't
Speaker 1: know that was still a thing. Well, here's here's the deal.
Speaker 1: The losses counselors cannot try to change a minor client's
Speaker 1: gender identity or sexual orientation, including behaviors or gender express essians.
Speaker 1: The statute explicitly permits, however, assistance to a person undergoing
Speaker 1: gender transit transition. Okay, but what do you what do
Speaker 1: you mean by counselors? Like I've told the story of
Speaker 1: I know somebody who I'll be vague, but anyway, it's
Speaker 1: a person that does a therapy for people, and how
Speaker 1: they have talked so many like teens out of being
Speaker 1: a different gender, like just like with like twenty minutes
Speaker 1: of conversation and when they decide, yeah, you're probably right.
Speaker 1: I'm just I'm unhappy about other things. Yeah. Are you
Speaker 1: not allowed to do that? Byrestly illegal? Oh my Colorado,
Speaker 1: Oh my god, because this particular therapist was talking about
Speaker 1: a lot of her therapist friends. You know, goal one
Speaker 1: hundred percent, you feel like you're a boy. Okay, cool,
Speaker 1: this is what we need to do. We need to
Speaker 1: get a hold of a doctor. Blah blah blah. She however,
Speaker 1: hormones right. She however, at least explores the idea that
Speaker 1: maybe you're just going through a rough patch and you're
Speaker 1: not actually a boy, and has had great success in
Speaker 1: convincing people fairly quickly that they're not. But they would
Speaker 1: make that I wouldn't even use that. It wouldn't even
Speaker 1: use the term convincing. I think that's prejudicial, helping them understand,
Speaker 1: just opening the door to their own feelings. Anyway. And interestingly,
Speaker 1: the next paragraph talks about, oh there's more hang on
Speaker 1: talks about this counselor, and it's any sort of counsel
Speaker 1: or anybody in the mental health field is bound by
Speaker 1: this law. And this woman.
Speaker 2: Happens to be a Christian who quote believes clients can
Speaker 2: accept the bodies that God has given them and find peace.
Speaker 2: And I appreciate the fact that so many folks at
Speaker 2: the forefront of these battles are devoutly religious Christian generally speaking,
Speaker 2: but I and part of the reason for that is
Speaker 2: we have such a great assertion of freedom of religion
Speaker 2: in this country, and so the courts pay special attention
Speaker 2: to that, But on a purely intellectual, scientific basis, there's
Speaker 2: an incredibly powerful argument to be made that No, just
Speaker 2: because a confused thirteen year old says I'm a boy
Speaker 2: now doesn't mean it's true. I could be a Christian,
Speaker 2: an atheist, the Quaker, It doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Druid. Could you be a druid? You absolutely could be
Speaker 1: a druid. Thank you. But she says there's a constitution. Oh,
Speaker 1: she fears being punished if she discusses such things with
Speaker 1: miners experiencing gender dysphoria. That's constitutional violation, she argues, obviously,
Speaker 1: because the First Amendment protects quote private conversations between counselors
Speaker 1: and their clients. Colorado responds that she's overreading the law,
Speaker 1: claiming that none of what ms Child says she wants
Speaker 1: to do is band. Rather, the state prohibits a range
Speaker 1: of treatments, from electric shocks to hypnosis to role playing
Speaker 1: to cognitive behavioral therapies if they're done in an effort
Speaker 1: to alter a miner's gender identity or sexual orientation. The
Speaker 1: state argues such conversion therapy as harmful substandard healthcare, even
Speaker 1: if it only involves talking cognitive behavioral therapy, talking and
Speaker 1: helping people understand their thought processes and the habits they
Speaker 1: have of thinking. That's its entirely speech hypnos. But you
Speaker 1: know they mentioned electric shocks. Please who's in favor of that?
Speaker 1: But the plain text of the law appears broader in
Speaker 1: Colorado now prefers to admit quote a therapist.
Speaker 2: This is a quote from law. A therapist treating a
Speaker 2: miner who seeks to understand whether they identify as a
Speaker 2: girl or boy should help that patient explore that question,
Speaker 2: the state says, explore how if you help them in
Speaker 2: any way away from that, you're in violation of the law.
Speaker 2: Imagine a family coming to counseling with a little boy
Speaker 2: who has thisspory and likes trying on his sister's dresses.
Speaker 2: If a therapist discourages this for now, how is that
Speaker 2: not an a legal effort to quote change behaviors or
Speaker 2: gender expression? Yet Colorado's legislatures legislators made sure to add
Speaker 2: a line making clear that giving assistance for a gender
Speaker 2: transition is acceptable. Of course, So if there's any gray area,
Speaker 2: we just want you to know assisting yes, any sort
Speaker 2: of resisting no. Surely this won't hold up right, listen
Speaker 2: to this. This is why I'm so blanking fired up.
Speaker 2: The lower courts ruled against MS.
Speaker 1: Childs, with the tense Circuit Court of Appeals holding two
Speaker 1: to one that Colorado's law only incidentally involves speech, since
Speaker 1: it merely regulates professional conduct and bans a type of
Speaker 1: prohibited treatment. The state argues that this is a routine
Speaker 1: regulation of healthcare, not a free speech question. A kin
Speaker 1: to oversight quote of a surgeon who income incompetently closes
Speaker 1: a suture. That is a ridiculous and horrifying argument. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I didn't go to law school, but that doesn't make
Speaker 1: sense to me.
Speaker 2: The idea that talk therapy is conduct, not speech that
Speaker 2: could get a chili reception from the justices, who were
Speaker 2: already always wary of claimed exceptions to the First Amendment.
Speaker 1: I agree completely. I swear to God.
Speaker 2: If this goes the wrong way, I don't know what
Speaker 2: I'll do, but it will be notable.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to electrocute people out of being gay. At
Speaker 1: one point, that's the worst thing I've ever heard. No,
Speaker 1: that is that is a typical. They're tried to kill us,
Speaker 1: They're tried to wipe us. Out. I don't feel safe anymore.
Speaker 1: They want to kill us and electrocute us. It's that
Speaker 1: we're under fire, We're afraid progressive fantasy thing play out.
Speaker 1: And then I came across this an opinion piece in
Speaker 1: the Wall Street Journal written by Kristin Wagoner, who is
Speaker 1: the person drawing I'm sorry arguing this suit in front
Speaker 1: of the Supreme Court, and the title of this is
Speaker 1: false charges of hate encourage violence, and she mentions that
Speaker 1: the ADL, the Anti Defamation Week Anti Defamation League Sorry
Speaker 1: last week retired its glossary of extremism because there is
Speaker 1: a huge backlash because they designated Charlie Kirk's Turning Point
Speaker 1: USA as an extremist organization. Months before the assassination, the
Speaker 1: Southern Poverty Law Center, which is one of the phoniest,
Speaker 1: most evil organizations on the planet, added Turning Point USA
Speaker 1: to its hate map, equating it with the Ku Klux Klan,
Speaker 1: Wow and so and mis. Wagoner writes, the SPLC labeled
Speaker 1: my organization a hate group in twenty sixteen, around the
Speaker 1: time we asked the Supreme Court to hear our case
Speaker 1: on behalf of Colorado. Cake artist Jack Phillips and his
Speaker 1: master Pete's Cake Shop. You remember that famous case. These
Speaker 1: designations encourage violence. Mike car window was shot out shortly
Speaker 1: after I argued Masterpiece Cake Shop before the Justices, and
Speaker 1: we see a spike in death threats whenever we see
Speaker 1: we receive fresh media or fresh mentions in the media.
Speaker 1: The threats reached a fever pitch after Kirk's assassination. Ahead
Speaker 1: of the Supreme Court term in which we have cases pending.
Speaker 1: On Tuesday, we deliver oral arguments, and Childs Versus Salas
Speaker 1: are the case I was talking about, which will determine
Speaker 1: whether states can forbid licensed counselors from helping children with
Speaker 1: gender dysphoria become more comfortable with their sex. And again
Speaker 1: that's the great sentence. You can confirm they should change sex,
Speaker 1: but it's illegal to suggest they can remain the same sex,
Speaker 1: which is just bizarre. But anyway, she writes, for the
Speaker 1: first time in our history, we will not hold a
Speaker 1: rally outside the court. Security professional professionals warned us that
Speaker 1: the threats of violence at an outdoor event were too great. Wow,
Speaker 1: I didn't know people were willing to get violent over
Speaker 1: the gate ruling.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, Well, and she goes into a fair
Speaker 2: amount of detail about how many times they've been assaulted,
Speaker 2: their windows shot out, their their office is vandalized, and
Speaker 2: how they all have to the public facing folks like
Speaker 2: her have to have private security. Groups like the ADL
Speaker 2: and SBLC are fostering hate by dehumanizing people who disagree
Speaker 2: with them. Little wonder that a third of college students
Speaker 2: believe it is acceptable to use violence to stop a speaker.
Speaker 2: Since I was accosted and threatened at Yale Law School
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty two, at a law school, for God's sake,
Speaker 2: I've had to travel with security virtually everywhere I go.
Speaker 2: Videos about me online that refer to the sblc's hate
Speaker 2: designation are adorned with such comments as where's.
Speaker 1: Luigi when you need him? Oh my god? Yeah, Okay,
Speaker 1: we have a Supreme Court ruling that has just come down.
Speaker 1: We'll have to mention here. They got right to it,
Speaker 1: so they did. Yeah, final note.
Speaker 2: But we won't be cowed when our defense in I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: when our cases in defense of women's sports are argued
Speaker 2: at Supreme Court in January, we expect to be back
Speaker 2: with the biggest rally yet, this time with the security
Speaker 2: apparatus needing to defend ours speakers. We welcome the peaceful
Speaker 2: counter protesters who will come. We would defend their First
Speaker 2: Amendment rights if necessary, knowing full well that they would
Speaker 2: never return the favor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Supreme Court has already ruled on a stupid case.
Speaker 1: I think they wanted to get that one out of
Speaker 1: the way on the first day back.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you got to warm up with the stupid
Speaker 2: stuff for to get the muscles loose first.
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Speaker 1: Free speech, the National Guard rubbing out drug boats. Who
Speaker 1: knows what could it be? Jack tell a second amendment?
Speaker 1: Abortion gotta be abortion? Wait, bumma. Supreme Court rejects an
Speaker 1: appeal from Epstein accomplished Gulaine Maxwell. Okay, whatever, but they thought, look,
Speaker 1: we got to get the Epstein thing out of the
Speaker 1: freaking way, so we don't have to talk about it anymore.
Speaker 1: Tell her to go back in her home. Shut up, orse,
Speaker 1: she's a club fed. But anyway, yeah, I don't want
Speaker 1: to hear any more about that out of the Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: They got better things to do, no kidding. Uh. We
Speaker 1: got to get some email on the way, and plenty
Speaker 1: of news too, their meeting right now in Egypt on
Speaker 1: the whole Israel thing and how that's going to turn out. Ooh,
Speaker 1: that's a hot one. I hope you can stay here today, Armstrong.
Speaker 1: I hope you had a good weekend. I don't know,
Speaker 1: always like where you live, but whether as spectacular where
Speaker 1: I live. So got out a lot and riding bikes
Speaker 1: and grilling burgers last night on my little homeless person
Speaker 1: meth grill and really a nice time. I'm glad to
Speaker 1: hear that. Yeah, lovely, lovely time of year, the Ottoman.
Speaker 1: I don't believe in silent letters. Here's your freedom loving
Speaker 1: quote of the day. That's a good stance to take. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they're hiding there in plain view. How are you doing you?
Speaker 2: And anyway, here's your freedom loving quote. Could see our
Speaker 2: series about change, This one from Rachel Hollis, who I
Speaker 2: don't know. But moving doesn't change who you are, It
Speaker 2: only changes the view outside your window'. I liked that
Speaker 2: because I've became aware at some point of foot. I
Speaker 2: think you've called geographics, Jack, Is that right? Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: the idea that I'm unhappy or I have problems, But
Speaker 2: if I lived in this city, or had this job,
Speaker 2: or had that sexy woman or a better car or whatever,
Speaker 2: then I'll be happy and comfortable in my soul. And
Speaker 2: I believe to my souls being of souls that so
Speaker 2: many confused adolescents think. I'm really uncomfortable. I'm unhappy. I
Speaker 2: don't know who I am. I know I will start
Speaker 2: to identify as a different sex. Then I will be
Speaker 2: happy and comfortable in my own skin.
Speaker 1: Well, that's the ultimate geographic. Having your wang cut off.
Speaker 2: Yeah for instance, yeah, your healthy breasts. Absolutely tragic mailbag.
Speaker 2: Trump is a note mail bag and ar'mstrung in getty
Speaker 2: dot com. First of all, this important important piece of
Speaker 2: business from fan of the show. Good morning guys, Jack,
Speaker 2: Just curious, were you at a winery in Lodi, California,
Speaker 2: yesterday having lunch?
Speaker 1: I was not. If so, then the rumors are true.
Speaker 1: You are intimidating and unapproachable, just saying somebody was. But
Speaker 1: it wasn't me, it was somebody else with the resting
Speaker 1: murder face not Jack. Let's see, as long as we're
Speaker 1: talking about you, and it's not a kicking fruns, it's
Speaker 1: all negative about me too. We deserve our pleasures too, Jack, Michael, Oh, Katie, everybody, gentlemen.
Speaker 1: On Friday Show, Jack received the buzzer for failing to
Speaker 1: officially start the show. Well, I believe that during the
Speaker 1: government shutdown there is no FCC penalty for this offense,
Speaker 1: all right, so you don't.
Speaker 2: Need to start it. I keep pumping a national nightmare.
Speaker 2: It comes to an end soon.
Speaker 1: I keep forgetting there's a shutdown unless somebody brings it up.
Speaker 1: That's how devastating it is to me. It's Andrew and
Speaker 1: beautiful Jacksonville, Florida. Thank you, Andrew. Nice to hear from you.
Speaker 1: The Jaguars play the Chiefs tonight on Monday night football?
Speaker 1: Is that right? Excellent? Let's see samnonymous.
Speaker 2: With a note he said, I recently came across your
Speaker 2: incredible show, Thanks Sam, and I'm wondering incredible. Does he
Speaker 2: mean is in not credible? Or how is something this
Speaker 2: bad dot dot dot or anyway? He says, I'm wondering
Speaker 2: if he'll do a segment, perhaps a One More Thing
Speaker 2: podcast getting us newbies up to speed on some of
Speaker 2: the hilarious clips you frequently play, Mmm, like what is
Speaker 2: their origin? You know, what was the context and that
Speaker 2: sort of thing. You know, we could do that for
Speaker 2: a One More Thing podcast.
Speaker 1: We do have a lot of like running jokes, running clips,
Speaker 1: and we've been doing this for like twenty eight years.
Speaker 1: Joe and I are each in our eighties and we've
Speaker 1: been doing this for a very long time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so yeah, why don't we do that. I'll put
Speaker 2: this aside, Sam, and we'll do that today on the
Speaker 2: One More Thing podcast. Let's see Dear Big Freedom and
Speaker 2: old simple Jack, writes Ryan from Houston. Right now, it
Speaker 2: seems like everything needs a strong rebuke about everything you
Speaker 2: don't like. I think it's important, though, to sometimes remember
Speaker 2: the best thing you can do is to ignore. Don't
Speaker 2: like Kimmel back on the air, ignore it. Don't like
Speaker 2: substandard Rabbit performing for twenty minutes at the Big Game.
Speaker 2: Ignore it.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it's important to fight back, but a lot of
Speaker 1: times ignoring something makes it go away faster. Substandard Rabbit.
Speaker 1: He was the host of Saturday Night Live. I didn't
Speaker 1: realize he was that sort of person.
Speaker 2: Bad Bunny and said you said the show was completely unfunny.
Speaker 1: Not his fault. The writing was horrible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I have no idea, no doubt, rather that
Speaker 2: the below average. Oh I can't remember the formal name
Speaker 2: for Rabbits anyway, substandard rabbit. I have no doubt he's
Speaker 2: a gifted entertainer. I mean, he's world famous. But yeah,
Speaker 2: you're right though, Ryan, A lot of things.
Speaker 1: Well, that's why movie studios provoke fake outrage over movies
Speaker 1: to get more publicity. And if you just yawned and
Speaker 1: moved on, they wouldn't get anything out of it. So yeah,
Speaker 1: sometimes it's better just ignore stuff. Did you see that
Speaker 1: article yesterday, I think it was in the Wall Street
Speaker 1: Journal about how devastated the entertainment industry is in Los Angeles?
Speaker 2: I did, Yeah, wow, And I know a lot of
Speaker 2: you might react to that. Who cares movie stars are
Speaker 2: at the Oscars. No, it's all about the middle class.
Speaker 2: It's all about the carpenters and set decorators and sound
Speaker 2: guys and key grips and the rest of it just terrible.
Speaker 1: But the number of like big budget films and big
Speaker 1: TV shows and stuff like that, it's just gone off
Speaker 1: a cliff nobody's making them anymore wild. We have lots
Speaker 1: to talk about a lot more on the way. If
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