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 Getti and now he Armstrong and Eddy.
Speaker 3: It SE's for illegal entry in other countries. So if
Speaker 3: you enter illegally Singapore, that's six months in prison. If
Speaker 3: you enter legally Russia, that's two years in labor camp.
Speaker 3: If you enter illegally India that's eight years in prison. Pakistan,
Speaker 3: ten years in prison. North Korea obviously death penalty.
Speaker 4: And you enter here.
Speaker 3: In Canada or the US and even Europe, and what
Speaker 3: do you get? Free housing, healthcare, education, food, public transport,
Speaker 3: cell phones, cash. Come on, guys, A country can only
Speaker 3: be a country if it protects its borders. Immigration is
Speaker 3: not bad, but illegal immigration should be penalized.
Speaker 2: We had zero illegals across the border last month. I
Speaker 2: think it was zero. They don't know if that has
Speaker 2: ever happened before.
Speaker 4: Yeah, nobody released into the country. That's the key number
Speaker 4: to me. Uh Yeah, there's progress being made, and that
Speaker 4: topic still is a big one, important one, And more
Speaker 4: on that in a minute or two. But as long
Speaker 4: as we're enjoying some charming audio, I want to hear
Speaker 4: number fourteen. This is Nick Bowling, who's a big online
Speaker 4: presence at a Pride rally in Portland.
Speaker 2: You are not welcome here. You're obnoxious. Here's the love
Speaker 2: you're telling me. I'm obnoxious. You're telling me I'm hateful.
Speaker 3: You're telling me I'm judging, and then you're I'm Nazi,
Speaker 3: and then you're telling me, and then you're telling me
Speaker 3: you associated.
Speaker 2: Then you're telling me that this is love. Everything you
Speaker 2: just said was not loving towards me.
Speaker 4: Because I am so enraged that you have ruined my
Speaker 4: religious holiday. You're pretty close to being a Nazi. Those
Speaker 4: are pretty close to strong words. I don't know what
Speaker 4: the current proper use of Nazi is. So Putin calls
Speaker 4: the Ukrainians Nazis. Lindsey Graham yesterday on one of the shows,
Speaker 4: referred to the Iranian.
Speaker 2: Mullahs as Nazis. Is Nazis just fascists.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean it's anybody I don't like, not anybody
Speaker 4: I want to accuse of being a brute.
Speaker 2: So Nazis. Now anyone I don't like. You don't have
Speaker 2: to be a member of the National Socialist Party bent
Speaker 2: on restoring the Reich and eliminating Jews. It's just anybody
Speaker 2: I don't like.
Speaker 4: Well, and I've argued many times that functionally to the
Speaker 4: totalitarian right and left is there. It's a distinction without
Speaker 4: a difference. So go ahead, call everybody don't like Nazis.
Speaker 4: It's fun.
Speaker 2: Or Nazi's fine.
Speaker 4: I don't even know what that is. Yeah, So any
Speaker 4: back to illegal immigration. I thought this was an interesting headline.
Speaker 4: You're not going to see this on your mainstream media,
Speaker 4: although the Journal covered the story. Progressive governors around the
Speaker 4: country have extended state funded healthcare to undocumented immigrants, trying
Speaker 4: to get closer to unival reversal insurance coverage for anybody
Speaker 4: who's just fogging mirrors insither states, but now several are
Speaker 4: being forced to roll back or freeze the programs because
Speaker 4: of budget woes and unexpectedly high enrollment.
Speaker 2: I have how in the world do you twist your
Speaker 2: brain into making it seem like it could possibly work
Speaker 2: to giving free healthcare, taxpayer funded healthcare to people who
Speaker 2: were here illegally. How could you possibly think that would work?
Speaker 4: Slick Conman Gavin Newsom of California has proposed freezing enrollment
Speaker 4: of undocumented adults in the state's Medicaid program. Blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: Instead of receiving essentially free coverage, they'd have to pay
Speaker 4: one hundred dollars monthly premiums starting in like two years.
Speaker 4: He floated that proposal after the state's program metical went
Speaker 4: six point two two billion dollars over budget this year. Meanwhile,
Speaker 4: America's second worst governor, JB. Pritzker of Illinois, recently signed
Speaker 4: off on a state budget that cut funding for health
Speaker 4: coverage of undocumented adults. Benefits will end for that group
Speaker 4: at the end of June. Ballooning costs unsustainable, blah blah blah, and.
Speaker 2: Finally, half wit, how did he get elected?
Speaker 4: Tim Wall's former Democratic Vice President Hill nominate a nominee. Rather,
Speaker 4: I can talk to the guys who like football and
Speaker 4: explain to them how it's okay to vote for cobble. Anyway,
Speaker 4: he agreed to end a health insurance program for undocumented
Speaker 4: adults in a deal with state Republicans to pass a
Speaker 4: new budget. Washington d C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has proposed
Speaker 4: phasing out coverage for undocumented people over the age of
Speaker 4: twenty one, etc. Etc. Interesting development. Speaking of fiscal matters,
Speaker 4: the big beautiful Bill is getting some big, beautiful butt
Speaker 4: kickens in the Senate. And I could go into the
Speaker 4: machinations of what's going on, but your eyes would glaze
Speaker 4: over and you would forget it within thirty seconds, So
Speaker 4: I won't. I will just tell you this, What emerges
Speaker 4: from the Senate is going to be very very different
Speaker 4: than what came out of the House, and it's going
Speaker 4: to be some very troubling sausage making.
Speaker 2: Well, I guess, wake me when it gets closer to the.
Speaker 4: End, then yeah, yeah, you want to hear what the
Speaker 4: parliamentary parliamentarian said, Jack, I don't know, do I say? No?
Speaker 2: No, no, I don't Okay, then we'll move on to
Speaker 2: something else. This headline trying to get away from this story.
Speaker 2: But this is a new wrinkle. The IAEA just announced
Speaker 2: we're not sure where oram stashed. It's nine hundred pounds
Speaker 2: stockpile of enriched uranium. Some people are going with four
Speaker 2: hundred kilograms, they're going with nine hundred pounds. I'm an American,
Speaker 2: let's go with nine hundred pounds.
Speaker 4: Yes, maga.
Speaker 2: But so we got almost a half a of enriched
Speaker 2: uranium and nobody knows where it is. So including the
Speaker 2: IEE seems like an important distinction. M mea make measurements
Speaker 2: English again, that's my slogan, metrics A better system.
Speaker 4: It just is what are you com me?
Speaker 2: And when I was young, I hated it for what
Speaker 2: do you call it? Jingoistic or whatever? Just because.
Speaker 4: Plus that's the system. The English system is one we
Speaker 4: grew up with. Yeah, much more familiar. But it's just
Speaker 4: it's a better system. There really is. I wish we
Speaker 4: had Nate Bargatzi's brilliant George Washington bid up right now.
Speaker 4: The freedom to say twelve inches is a foot Why
Speaker 4: twelve Nobody knows?
Speaker 2: Nobody knows. What do you call one thousand pounds? Nobody
Speaker 2: knows nothing? Nothing, We don't have a word for that. Also,
Speaker 2: on the story of the bombing over the weekend, this
Speaker 2: just out Jamie Metzel, I don't know if you know
Speaker 2: that name. What was on the National Security Council under
Speaker 2: President Clinton? Getting some attention for this tweet. I was
Speaker 2: Joe Biden's deputy staff director on the Senate Foreign relationshi Committee.
Speaker 2: I voted for Kamala Harris. I have been a vocal
Speaker 2: critic of many dangerous undemocratic actions taken by President Trump.
Speaker 2: But I believe Vice President Harris would not have had
Speaker 2: the courage or the fortitude to take such an essential
Speaker 2: step as the President took last night. If there's one,
Speaker 2: if there's one counterfactual I could I would love to know.
Speaker 2: And you know, this guy knows her better than I do.
Speaker 2: He voted for and worked in the Biden administration. What
Speaker 2: would things look like with Kamala Harris as president. I
Speaker 2: don't think there's a chance in hell she would have
Speaker 2: done this. She'd have been bad mouthing Israel for the past,
Speaker 2: however many weeks for attacking her in.
Speaker 4: The don't with every fiber of me to a disastrous extent.
Speaker 4: On the other head, we're doing a very poor job
Speaker 4: of steering away from that story, which was my understanding
Speaker 4: of the policy viewer segment. You are correct, there will
Speaker 4: be a meeting there. By God, there will be a meeting.
Speaker 4: I'm weak willing, I can't attend. I'll be busy. So
Speaker 4: this is some kind of good news. It's interesting. It's
Speaker 4: a story out of Virginia, not urban Virginia, kind of
Speaker 4: the real Virginia, Virginia. Chesterfield County. They have dropped their
Speaker 4: overdose deaths twice as fast as the rest of the
Speaker 4: country over the last is it two years now? Overdose
Speaker 4: deaths are dropping around the country, just partly because a
Speaker 4: lot of the hardcore junkies have died off or people
Speaker 4: are getting worried about fentanyl or whatever. But again, their
Speaker 4: rate is more than twice the decline of the rest
Speaker 4: of the country, and what they're doing is really really interesting.
Speaker 4: How do I describe this briefly?
Speaker 2: My question has been what you just referenced there is
Speaker 2: don't you reach a limit of people are willing to
Speaker 2: try these horrifying drugs and die from them and preason
Speaker 2: they're all dead.
Speaker 4: There's a ceiling, ceiling a floor. I think, yeah, there's
Speaker 4: a floor that we won't go below. Because there are
Speaker 4: a certain number of people who do not have the
Speaker 4: capacity to lead a good life. They make terrible decisions,
Speaker 4: then they end up being drug addicts. It's sad, but
Speaker 4: it's reality. The long and short of it is they
Speaker 4: have a highly coordinated response. They're jails, they're cops, they're
Speaker 4: drug counselors, Their rehab programs are all intertwined, and like
Speaker 4: they're drug counselors. At the jail, they go and have
Speaker 4: you know AA type meetings, narcotics synonymous meetings with the
Speaker 4: inmates all the time. It's a very hands on approach
Speaker 4: and it seems to be working really well. We'll post
Speaker 4: this piece from the Wall Street Journal. If you'd like
Speaker 4: to learn more about it, you can go to the
Speaker 4: you know, the whole empty out the jails, don't jail anybody,
Speaker 4: don't arrest anybody for blatantly committing drug crimes and other
Speaker 4: crimes over and over again. Like the California method. They're
Speaker 4: doing exactly the opposite. It's like, hey, if you're a
Speaker 4: junkie and you want to stop, we'll take you in
Speaker 4: the jail and we'll we'll hold you and help you
Speaker 4: get clean. We got all the counseling you need and
Speaker 4: that sort of stuff there. So anyway, we'll post that
Speaker 4: at Armstrong and giddy dot com under hot links. One
Speaker 4: community took a radical approach to fighting addiction. It's working.
Speaker 2: And I saw a couple of people over the weekend
Speaker 2: I was in uh, various parts of Los Angeles. They're
Speaker 2: just like so obviously ruined their bodies and brains with drugs. Yeah, uh,
Speaker 2: you know, scream at bushes or arguing to fire hydrants
Speaker 2: or whatever. It's like, what is what what is the
Speaker 2: obligation to those people? And I don't want them to
Speaker 2: just starve to death and die in the street, But
Speaker 2: what can our obligation be. Take care of them for
Speaker 2: the rest put them in sort of hospital, lock them
Speaker 2: up basically, just be a hospital rather than a jail.
Speaker 2: But they lose their freedom, and then we take care
Speaker 2: of them to keep them alive for the rest of
Speaker 2: their lives.
Speaker 4: Probably.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So if you're a twenty eight year old who's
Speaker 2: ruined his brain on drugs, we put you in an
Speaker 2: institution and feed you, clothe you, and shelter you till
Speaker 2: you die of old age at seventy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, I know. I hear your point in
Speaker 4: your voice. I think everybody does, if you've ever known
Speaker 4: a drug casualty, And that refers to because I think
Speaker 4: there's among some of the well meaning, especially left leaning
Speaker 4: people of the world. I think they think that when
Speaker 4: you stop being a drug addict, you're fine, you get
Speaker 4: your brain back right, everything's great again. And there are
Speaker 4: stories like that. But no, I've known plenty of people,
Speaker 4: and Jack, I know you have two who they emerged
Speaker 4: from drug addiction A shell of them for their former
Speaker 4: selves mo orologically. Yeah, and they will never be okay again. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I played in a band with a guy like that.
Speaker 2: The fiddle player was like that unbelievable fiddle player, but
Speaker 2: his brain did not work and he knew it was
Speaker 2: from drugs.
Speaker 4: He'd even talk about it. But his brain did not work. Yeah,
Speaker 4: was he employable? I mean, I don't know how fine
Speaker 4: a point you want to put it.
Speaker 2: No, I don't remember.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's funny. I've played with at least one musician too,
Speaker 4: and just known some other people who the one dude
Speaker 4: if like his uncle had a business and he could
Speaker 4: do like simple labor stuff, he could hold a job,
Speaker 4: but that's like the only way he.
Speaker 2: Could hold it, right, And if you're willing to cut
Speaker 2: him some slack, yeah, yeah, that's tough. I don't know
Speaker 2: what you do there. Do have some more wrinkles for
Speaker 2: later on the story of the day as they continue
Speaker 2: to come out.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, I'm pro Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I want to get some of your texts and
Speaker 2: what you think about this whole thing. Latest polling on
Speaker 2: whether or not we should have stopped Oran from getting
Speaker 2: a nuclear program and all that stuff is on the way,
Speaker 2: what are their names?
Speaker 4: You want all twelve twelve names? This is where I
Speaker 4: usually get in trouble, right, because you don't know all
Speaker 4: of them. I know all of them, but like famous,
Speaker 4: keep me honest.
Speaker 3: There's Rock Row, Golden, Powerful, Rise, Onyx, Legendary, Zion, zillion Zin.
Speaker 4: And just see this is where I am. Uh how
Speaker 4: many you're missing too? I'm missing two.
Speaker 2: That's a person called Nick Cannon. I've only heard of
Speaker 2: but don't know what he actually does. Katie, we might
Speaker 2: need your help here. What the hell is a Nick Cannon? Anyway,
Speaker 2: he's got twelve kids and he couldn't name all of them.
Speaker 2: What is Nick Cannon?
Speaker 3: Nick?
Speaker 2: He was on like MTV and Nickelodeon for a while.
Speaker 2: He was married to Mariah Carey. He was married to
Speaker 2: Mariah Carrey.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Wow, he's pretty much famous for being famous.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's a culture dude. But he has twelve kids
Speaker 2: and he can't name them all. H Yeah, it's gross
Speaker 2: and the names are kind of whacky. Yeah, you're damned right.
Speaker 4: It's gross.
Speaker 2: And the kid that you can't name will be seen
Speaker 2: a therapist for the rest of their lives. They're Nick.
Speaker 2: So AnyWho, I have not been following the New York
Speaker 2: mayoral race very closely.
Speaker 4: I don't live in New York.
Speaker 2: Gets more attention than it probably deserves. But this is
Speaker 2: kind of interesting. So tomorrow is the Democratic primary. If
Speaker 2: you know anything about New York as it is currently constituted,
Speaker 2: that's pretty much the whole ball of wax. Whoever wins
Speaker 2: the Democratic Primary will then trounce whoever the Republican is.
Speaker 2: So this is the whole ball a wax. Probably and
Speaker 2: Andrew Cuomo, who is being supported by, endorsed by the
Speaker 2: National Review and a number of other conservative outlets excelsior,
Speaker 2: even though he's a lying close to murdering, gross hoping
Speaker 2: all kinds of horrible human being, mobster, mobster. He's better
Speaker 2: than the socialist alternative guy named Zoran mam Danny, who
Speaker 2: is now leaped frogged over Cuomo in a poll out today,
Speaker 2: one day before voting begins. So the socialist who wants
Speaker 2: city owned grocery stores and bent freezes pledged over the
Speaker 2: weekend seventy million dollars for trans medical care, including for minors.
Speaker 4: Of tardaer pro hamas.
Speaker 2: He's all kinds of a problem, is currently in the lead.
Speaker 2: But they got ranked choice voting, so nobody's gonna get
Speaker 2: there's a whole bunch of candidates. They don't think anybody
Speaker 2: will get over fifty percent. Then ranked choice kicks in.
Speaker 2: I don't know which version of ranked choice they're doing
Speaker 2: in New York. It's too complicated for my head. But
Speaker 2: if you play it out in the computer in the
Speaker 2: eighth round, the way the polling currently is, knowing people's first, second,
Speaker 2: and third choices, men, Danny would pass Cuomo in the
Speaker 2: eighth round and win fifty one point eight to forty
Speaker 2: eight point two and become the mayor of New York City.
Speaker 2: Now he wouldn't have the power to create government run
Speaker 2: grocery stores. I don't think as the mayor. But gives
Speaker 2: you an idea what kind of person he is. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he is a hardcore supporter of Hamas. He refused to
Speaker 2: condemn the phrase globalize the inta Fata, which he has
Speaker 2: used many times. He wrote a rap song sending his
Speaker 2: love to the Holy Land five. That's the leaders of
Speaker 2: the Holy Land Foundation for Leaf and Development who are
Speaker 2: convicted of providing material support for terrorism to Hamas, among others.
Speaker 2: Oh I forgot to throw out this was going to
Speaker 2: be my premise to start with early voting double the
Speaker 2: turnout of four years ago, almost from primarily among the young,
Speaker 2: driving those numbers, which I'm sure lean to to him.
Speaker 2: So he could be a surprise new mayor of New York,
Speaker 2: a full on socialist Brandon Johnson of Chicago soon to
Speaker 2: be the second most disastrous mayriage in the United States.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, really interesting. If you missed a segment gets.
Speaker 1: The vodcast Armstrong and Getty, you're just saying there that
Speaker 1: the United States did not see intelligence that the Supreme
Speaker 1: Leader had ordered weaponization.
Speaker 5: That's irrelevant. I think that question being asked in the media.
Speaker 5: That's an irrelevant question me.
Speaker 1: In US intelligence assessment.
Speaker 4: You know it's not.
Speaker 1: Yes, it was that.
Speaker 5: Political and I know that better than you know that,
Speaker 5: and I know that that's.
Speaker 4: Not the case.
Speaker 2: But I see whether the order was given, and.
Speaker 5: The people will say that it doesn't matter if the
Speaker 5: order was given. They have everything they need to build
Speaker 5: nuclear weapons.
Speaker 2: So that's the Secretary of State on face the nation.
Speaker 2: Somebody please alert me, you know, at home, the first
Speaker 2: time one of these Sunday hosts ever argues with a
Speaker 2: Democrat about anything, yeah, rather than just has them on
Speaker 2: there to validate their point. Any who hear's a little
Speaker 2: more of that conversation.
Speaker 5: Why would you bury Why would you bury things in
Speaker 5: a mountain three hundred feet under the ground. Why would
Speaker 5: you bury six Why do they have sixty percent enrich uranium?
Speaker 5: You don't need sixty percent.
Speaker 4: In rich area.
Speaker 5: The only countries in the world that have uranium at
Speaker 5: sixty percent are countries that have nuclear weapons, because it
Speaker 5: can quickly make it ninety They have all the elements
Speaker 5: they have. Why do they have a space program? Is
Speaker 5: Aaron going to go to the moon?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: I just find that so annoying. So the argument of
Speaker 2: this is a rack all over again, lying US into
Speaker 2: a war in the Middle East. Our own intelligence doesn't
Speaker 2: know that they're close to getting Obama et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: I think the logic of it, the IAEA and everyone
Speaker 2: else has known that Iran has been trying to get
Speaker 2: a nuclear weapon for decades as fast as they could.
Speaker 2: What was the Obama deal to try to slow down
Speaker 2: them getting a nuclear weapon? Why did he make a
Speaker 2: deal if they have no interest in getting a nuclear weapon?
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't even know where you start on
Speaker 2: this cover station that it doesn't make logical sense. And
Speaker 2: then to Rubio's point that so you know, if you
Speaker 2: want to have nuclear energy, you don't have to build
Speaker 2: your rigment sent CENTRIFUGEUS three hundred feet under a mountain,
Speaker 2: or you know all the other things that he mentioned,
Speaker 2: it doesn't.
Speaker 4: Make And the false standard that it's only at the
Speaker 4: point that the Ayatola orders the actual production of the bomb,
Speaker 4: that's the only time you can step in and halt
Speaker 4: their program. And as Marco is saying, that's that's not
Speaker 4: the question. That's not the standard that we go by.
Speaker 4: That's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: So you've probably been following the story that Acassio Cortes,
Speaker 2: among others, she's leading the charge for impeaching Trump over
Speaker 2: the fact that he did not get authorization to declare war.
Speaker 4: Gosh.
Speaker 2: Some of the argument is, you know, you'd have been
Speaker 2: tipping off. I ran, well, you should if you wanted
Speaker 2: to do it the way I think the supposed to
Speaker 2: do it, you would have gotten the authorization from Congress
Speaker 2: like a while ago, not at the point of the
Speaker 2: attack where you would have to tip them off. But
Speaker 2: we have declared war. Congress has declared war in the
Speaker 2: United States only five times in our history. I didn't
Speaker 2: realize that everything else presidents have done has been you know,
Speaker 2: on their own, and this has been a problem for
Speaker 2: a very very long time. The fact that you care
Speaker 2: about it now when it's Trump is kind of interesting.
Speaker 2: Obama military strikes one hundred and seventy two bombs dropped
Speaker 2: in twenty sixteen in Syria. There are twelve thousand strikes
Speaker 2: in Syria, Iraq twelve thousand, Afghanistan thirteen hundred, Libya, five hundred,
Speaker 2: Yemen thirty five, Somalia fourteen, Pakistan three terry strikes under
Speaker 2: the Obama administration without declaring war. That doesn't make it right,
Speaker 2: but it does make it That's kind of the current
Speaker 2: way we do things.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I saw compare and contrast in Nancy Pelosi's tweet.
Speaker 4: I think it was yesterday versus what she was saying
Speaker 4: about the decapitation of the Libyan regime when Momar kad Off,
Speaker 4: he got his rather stark contrast in her attitudes about
Speaker 4: presidential preemptive strikes. It's just ridiculous. If somebody wants to
Speaker 4: make a sincere case that are the War Powers Act
Speaker 4: is out of control and the executive's ability to perpetrate violence.
Speaker 4: Blah blah blah. Let's have that discussion. I love that discussion,
Speaker 4: but the selective outrage is just I don't.
Speaker 2: Even make it imply to both parties and all presidents.
Speaker 2: Though the four hundred pounds are nine hundred pounds four
Speaker 2: hundred kilograms of enriched uranium. Where is it? Byron York
Speaker 2: makes the argument in the Washington Examiner, Iran surely knows
Speaker 2: where it is. You think that those trucks loading stuff
Speaker 2: up at four to zero days before it was obliterated.
Speaker 2: Iran didn't have some sort of eyes in the ground
Speaker 2: for that or keeping track of that. Of course they did,
Speaker 2: so I don't know that that logically makes sense.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, they know where it is. So I
Speaker 4: have some really interesting information on the Republican Guard, which
Speaker 4: is much more than a military outfit. But I was
Speaker 4: a little distracted. I just saw this tweet. This is
Speaker 4: brand new out of London. Muslim and leftist rioters attacked
Speaker 4: police at a direct action to protest the government banning
Speaker 4: the Palestinian Action Group due to a series of escalating
Speaker 4: domestic terror attacks, including a recent attack on a military base.
Speaker 4: So it's great. I'm really looking forward to going to London.
Speaker 4: It's an Islamist group joining forces with other leftist groups
Speaker 4: within Britain. And it's funny that should pop up because
Speaker 4: I just got this clip to play for you good people.
Speaker 4: It's clip sixteen Michael. This is as he explains he's
Speaker 4: an Iranian refugee who resettled to Canada.
Speaker 7: I'm a political refugee from Iran. I've been to Prism,
Speaker 7: I've been under Islamic law, and I know how it starts,
Speaker 7: and i know how it ends, and it always starts
Speaker 7: with the for some reason, unity of left and Islamists,
Speaker 7: and it scares me.
Speaker 2: So I came here to be free.
Speaker 7: I chose Canada as my second home to be a
Speaker 7: live in a free country. And I'm beginning to get
Speaker 7: really scared because the way things are going, it looks
Speaker 7: like they're going to basically appease Islamists just to not
Speaker 7: raise any.
Speaker 2: Raucus or something.
Speaker 7: They're just going to appease them step by step, and
Speaker 7: they're not going to stop. They see it as a
Speaker 7: sign of weakness, so they're going to take more and more,
Speaker 7: and I'm against that. I believe Canada should be free
Speaker 7: and freedom of speech is something that nobody can.
Speaker 4: Take right away away. Yeah, written in Canada, absolutely on
Speaker 4: the leading vanguard of don't make the Muslims angry, just
Speaker 4: do whatever it takes that because they'll get angry and
Speaker 4: you know, and violently protest in the streets. So we've
Speaker 4: just got to give in and give in some more.
Speaker 4: It's unbelievable. And the left, who is desperate to overthrow
Speaker 4: Western civilization, sees that and thinks, wow, hey, let's get
Speaker 4: together similar goals. Well, we'll work out our differences after
Speaker 4: the revolution, which usually ends up with the gallows full
Speaker 4: of one group or the other.
Speaker 2: Do you want an incredibly provocative article from The Atlantic? Yes,
Speaker 2: I can just read you the headline in the subheadline. Yes,
Speaker 2: the headline got my attention. I thought, what do you
Speaker 2: mean by that? Robert Kagan, who I often really really
Speaker 2: like some of his writing, I don't agree with this.
Speaker 2: American democracy might not survive a war with Iran. And
Speaker 2: I saw that, Why why? That's exactly what I said?
Speaker 2: What why? The United States is well down the road
Speaker 2: to dictatorship. Imagine what Trump would do with a state
Speaker 2: of war. I think that's nuts.
Speaker 4: I think, Robert, that he would push executive control as
Speaker 4: far as he could, like each of the last half
Speaker 4: dozen presidents, and I think it would be up to
Speaker 4: Congress and the courts and the people to rein him in.
Speaker 4: That's kind of what we deal with.
Speaker 2: I uh, all right, fine, that's what.
Speaker 4: For apocalyptic predictions is there ought to be You ought
Speaker 4: to have to, like it's an application fee you got
Speaker 4: to pay otherwise, you know, like if there's no application fee,
Speaker 4: colleges or whatever, they'd be inundated with applications. So you
Speaker 4: have to throw some skin in the game. There's one
Speaker 4: hundred dollars fee for making an apocalyptic prediction.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I like polls just to see, like if I'm
Speaker 2: in step with the country or out as up with
Speaker 2: the country, how many people are with me. A new
Speaker 2: poll from the Ronald Reagan Institute, taken just before the
Speaker 2: US and Israel launched military strikes on Iran, shows that
Speaker 2: ninety percent of self identified MAGA Republicans say that preventing
Speaker 2: Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon is important to US security,
Speaker 2: including three quarters who say doing so matters a great deal.
Speaker 2: Ninety percent of MAGA Republicans say you need to prevent
Speaker 2: a ran from getting a nuclear weapon, so Does that
Speaker 2: mean the Tucker crowd is fairly small? Is that what
Speaker 2: you would tell you would take it?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess I was just reading about how Marjorie
Speaker 4: Taylor Green is blasting the attack somewhat surprisingly, saying I
Speaker 4: don't know anyone in America who's been the victim of
Speaker 4: a crime or killed by Iran, But I know many
Speaker 4: people who have been victims of crimes committed by criminal
Speaker 4: legal aliens are murdered by cartel and Chinese fentanyl and drugs.
Speaker 4: Which is an odd false choice there, Margie, And she
Speaker 4: says neocon warmongers beat their drums of war and act
Speaker 4: like Billy Badass is going to war in countries most
Speaker 4: Americans have never seen can't find on a map. I
Speaker 4: hate that, and contrasts it with the cartels and stuff
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 2: Again, I hate that angle. So tell me if this
Speaker 2: makes sense or not. So we had an emailer earlier
Speaker 2: say it suggest we were getting Chubbies in our dockers. Yes,
Speaker 2: because we're so excited about the possibility of war with Iran.
Speaker 4: This doctor Chubbies is my new yacht rock band. By
Speaker 4: the way, we're already booked solid through the end of
Speaker 4: the year. People love the yacht rock.
Speaker 2: While I'm sure there are people that really like war,
Speaker 2: I don't know them. I think sometimes it's necessary, and
Speaker 2: I'm happy when you do the necessary thing. But I
Speaker 2: don't get excited, certainly not sexually excited about the idea
Speaker 2: of having to be at war.
Speaker 4: So I think some people get stirred up, though, and
Speaker 4: get their adrenaline and going the testosterone going. How many
Speaker 4: bomb bomb bomb bomb bomb Iran parodies have you received
Speaker 4: via social media in the last forty eight hours? Quite
Speaker 4: a few, is the answer for me.
Speaker 2: But is it the same thing if it's a good idea.
Speaker 2: What if it's a good idea, then how do you
Speaker 2: separate that from people who just love war. I just
Speaker 2: want to go to war. I want to bomb people
Speaker 2: and kill people.
Speaker 4: Right, the presence of enthusiasm does not like is not
Speaker 4: an indictment of the reasons. I mean that the two
Speaker 4: can exist in both unjustified and justified military action. So
Speaker 4: what's your point? That's exactly what I would saying. So
Speaker 4: there is quite a divide on the right. Is Levin?
Speaker 4: What's the mark Levin?
Speaker 2: Chubby in my doctors? I don't like the term chubby
Speaker 2: in my doctors. Yeah, it's a course and unnecessary.
Speaker 4: Levin blasted back, Oh, I should say in fairness. MTG said,
Speaker 4: I can also support President Trump and his great administer
Speaker 4: on many of the great things they are doing, while
Speaker 4: disagree on bombing Iran getting involved in a hot war
Speaker 4: that Israel started. That's not disloyalty, critical thinking him my
Speaker 4: opinions is the most American thing ever. I would agree
Speaker 4: with her there and now that now what has been
Speaker 4: done is done, being dragged into another war by net
Speaker 4: and Yahoo when we weren't even thinking about any of
Speaker 4: this a week ago. Oh boy, well, Mark Levin fired
Speaker 4: back this morning, Marjorie Taylor Green, shameless nit wit? Do
Speaker 4: incredibly do it? In his voice, I'm not great at it.
Speaker 2: I think it's.
Speaker 4: Pretty good, Marjorie Taylor Green, shameless nit wit? How incredibly
Speaker 4: dumb is this? Marjorie Taylor Green, she doesn't know anyone
Speaker 4: in America who's been a victim of crime or killed
Speaker 4: by Iran. Then he goes into you mean the thousands
Speaker 4: of Americans, especially military personnel, killed and named by the
Speaker 4: Iranian terrorist regime. And actually there were three troopers from
Speaker 4: Georgia killed last year in a drone attack in Jordan.
Speaker 4: So well, it'll be interesting to see this play out.
Speaker 4: But that's fine. You know, I wish i'd kept that
Speaker 4: graphic of the the Center for It's a think tank
Speaker 4: that studies political polarization, and they had a chart that
Speaker 4: they'd worked out on amount of disagreement on the right
Speaker 4: and the left, and the right showed a fair amount
Speaker 4: of debate and disagreement whereas the left was very locksteppy
Speaker 4: in a way that's really pretty troubling. So you know what, Marge,
Speaker 4: bring it, make your case, make it loud and proud,
Speaker 4: and see what the people think.
Speaker 2: No problem, bad built, butch body or whatever.
Speaker 4: And everyone knows that bleach blonde, bad built butch beach
Speaker 4: body or something like that, shameless knitwit.
Speaker 2: Are you familiar with the hot new term fridge cigarette
Speaker 2: for cigarette? Oh you're not okay? Among other things we've
Speaker 2: got on the Waistay here, this.
Speaker 6: Could have been three separate, but it wasn't three separate.
Speaker 2: Let's go with what happened in the.
Speaker 6: Case, honey or oh my god, I'm sorry, I'm sorry
Speaker 6: that I don't know what to say to that. I apologize,
Speaker 6: Go ahead the question here.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry. I've just been totally thrown.
Speaker 7: But yeah, I can imagine.
Speaker 2: I'm a little thrown by that.
Speaker 7: Also, if I'm being.
Speaker 4: Honest, I don't know what to say.
Speaker 7: Well go ahead, you've only gone a minute and seven.
Speaker 2: The so the lawyer talking to the.
Speaker 4: Drops off.
Speaker 2: Honey.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. I'm a little thrown by that. Yeah, me too.
Speaker 4: I gotta play that for my daughter.
Speaker 2: Oh that's funny.
Speaker 4: She's getting ready to audition for her law school mock
Speaker 4: trial team, which is a very very good one. And
Speaker 4: the idea that you would accidentally call the judge honey
Speaker 4: is just.
Speaker 2: Can I hear that again? Well just yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 6: This could have been three separate, but it wasn't three separate.
Speaker 4: Let's go with what happened in the case.
Speaker 6: Honey, or oh my god, I'm sorry, I'm sorry that.
Speaker 4: I don't know what to say to that. I apologize
Speaker 4: you just you know what.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 4: You turn to the bailiff and say let me borrow
Speaker 4: a gun and just do the right thing. It's over.
Speaker 2: Oh that's Hilariogy.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, I'm a little thrown by Yeah, me too.
Speaker 2: You play that for your dad, Katie, who was a judge. Oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: and and the honey was like, in a just kind
Speaker 2: of a half condescending yeah, yeah, yeah very much. So,
Speaker 2: oh honey, come on, let them, let the men handle this.
Speaker 4: Is only possible savior is to call his wife in
Speaker 4: the court and say, your honor. We had a bit
Speaker 4: of a go around this morning. I was arguing with him,
Speaker 4: he was arguing with me. It's probably stuck in his head.
Speaker 4: I mean, because.
Speaker 2: That's that is pretty funny. Yeah, the fact that he
Speaker 2: the fact that he can't just move on, I just.
Speaker 4: Oh, he's so horrified by what he's done. He's just
Speaker 4: got to say, your honor, I'm filing a writ of
Speaker 4: vacation and I am going to become a plumber.
Speaker 2: Somebody else needs to take over this case. I don't
Speaker 2: know what kind of trial it is, but like, if
Speaker 2: he's defending me, i'd stand up. Hey, can I get
Speaker 2: my money back? Or can I get a lawyer who
Speaker 2: doesn't call the judge honey? Is that possible? Hey, thanks for.
Speaker 4: Not calling her bitch a counselor holy cow, there's gonna
Speaker 4: be an assault charge next, your honor.
Speaker 2: Give me just a second with this guy, I would
Speaker 2: stand up. Did everybody hear that?
Speaker 4: See that.
Speaker 2: Do I deserve my money back? Show hands?
Speaker 4: I'd raise my hand, yeah, yeah, give him his money back.
Speaker 2: So, oh, that's funny. What are fridge cigarettes? I like
Speaker 2: to hip you, obviously to new phrases and things like that,
Speaker 2: whether they're acronyms or two words blended together or whatever,
Speaker 2: you know, staycations, whatever they are.
Speaker 4: What kind of summer we're supposed to have?
Speaker 2: That's right, what are we having? Have we had this
Speaker 2: last week?
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 2: Therapy bro summer, that's.
Speaker 4: What we're having.
Speaker 2: Oh goodness, too many summers and moons. Fridge cigarettes. It's
Speaker 2: your pop in the refrigerator, soda in the refrigerator, you know,
Speaker 2: like sitting is the new smoking. Somebody actually said that
Speaker 2: to me the other day and said, I believe sitting
Speaker 2: is a new smoking. And I think they weren't trying
Speaker 2: to be like funny. I think they just act. They
Speaker 2: were trying to pretend that they came up with that
Speaker 2: on their own, and they were presenting it to me anyway. Wow,
Speaker 2: I just let it roll. It's fridge cigarettes. You're drinking soda.
Speaker 2: It's like smoking cigarettes taking years off your life. That's
Speaker 2: a pretty good turma. The sitting thing. Oh, I do
Speaker 2: it too much, do it too much? I do it never.
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