Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Joe Getty, Armstrong and Jetty
Speaker 1: and He Armstrong and Eddy on the battlefield.
Speaker 2: Because of the latitude the President has given us, American
Speaker 2: firepower is only increasing. Iran's decreasing. We have more and
Speaker 2: more options and they have less just one month. In
Speaker 2: only one month, we set the terms. The upcoming days
Speaker 2: will be decisive. Iran knows that, and there's almost nothing
Speaker 2: they can militarily do about it.
Speaker 1: We're quoting a guy writing in the Wall Street Journal
Speaker 1: earlier today about how anybody who's proclaiming this, you know,
Speaker 1: a clear victory or a clear loss at this point,
Speaker 1: is you're just just cheerleading for one side or the
Speaker 1: other because it's too early to tell. But there's plenty
Speaker 1: of positive stuff you could point out, like sect deaf
Speaker 1: Pete is doing there, and the.
Speaker 3: Number of important things done in history that were no
Speaker 3: brainers that clearly would go well from beginning to end,
Speaker 3: or you could count them on the thumbs of one hand.
Speaker 3: So I would describe it at this point. And I
Speaker 3: appreciated his piece saying this pretended certainty that's so fashionable
Speaker 3: now it's so annoying. My belief is that Trump did
Speaker 3: something he and many people believed to be incredibly important,
Speaker 3: big and somewhat dangerous because you're never sure how these
Speaker 3: things are going to go. But the danger was worth
Speaker 3: it because our options were getting narrower and narrower, dealing
Speaker 3: with an evil regime hell bent on getting nuclear weapons
Speaker 3: and in the interim, exporting hotism and death and hatred
Speaker 3: all across the region in the world when they can.
Speaker 1: I'd been arguing this for going back a year or
Speaker 1: longer that after October seventh and Israel decimated their anti
Speaker 1: aircraft stuff and then we hit him again, the blah
Speaker 1: blah blah, all these different things.
Speaker 3: There's a lot on sinats.
Speaker 1: They were never gonna be weaker than this ever, right,
Speaker 1: so in now or never? And they went with now.
Speaker 3: Is it possible that Pandora's Box, having been opened, will
Speaker 3: unlesia demons we can't deal with And we'll look back
Speaker 3: on this and say, oh my gosh, I wish we'd known't. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, China takes Taiwan, Russia moves on another country and
Speaker 1: there's just not enough anybody left to try to stop them.
Speaker 3: Et cetera, et cetera. Right, or the moles decide they're
Speaker 3: going to go full arm aged and then just you know,
Speaker 3: I don't know, send all sorts of missiles into pairs.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Yeah, of course it's possible. That's the
Speaker 3: way history on folds. But I'm still got my fingers crossed.
Speaker 3: I'm still hoping for good outcomes. Secretary Pete was bringing
Speaker 3: it this morning. Is speak these words, Let's roll on.
Speaker 2: The latest intel is clear out of sentcom our strikes
Speaker 2: are damaging the morale of the Iranian military, leading to
Speaker 2: widespread desertions, key personnel shortages, and causing frustrations amongst senior leaders.
Speaker 3: Fair enough, what else?
Speaker 2: If Iran is wise, they will cut a deal. President
Speaker 2: Trump doesn't bluff and he does not back down. You
Speaker 2: can ask Kamani about that. The new Iranian regime should
Speaker 2: know that by now, this new regime, because regime change
Speaker 2: has occurred, should be wiser than the last.
Speaker 1: President Trump will make a deal.
Speaker 2: He is willing, and the terms of the deal are
Speaker 2: known to them. If Iran is not willing, then the
Speaker 2: United States War Department will continue with even more intensity.
Speaker 1: The narrative that some people still push that the Trump
Speaker 1: administration didn't even consider the closing of the Straight of
Speaker 1: Horror Moves, had no plan for its just dumb. Even
Speaker 1: if Trump hadn't thought about it, even though you can
Speaker 1: go back to tapes of him from decades ago, he
Speaker 1: had thought about it. But even if Trump hadn't thought
Speaker 1: about the Pentagon has been planning for this forever. So
Speaker 1: it's just there's not a chance that they didn't have
Speaker 1: meetings really said, well, the first thing Iran's gonna do
Speaker 1: is try to close the Straight to horr Moves, and
Speaker 1: this is how we're gonna come out that. So that
Speaker 1: is just a dumb narrative. The Trump very well may
Speaker 1: have thought, and I can't blame him for thinking this
Speaker 1: that after we hit him as hard as we did
Speaker 1: there in that first couple of days, that they would be,
Speaker 1: you know, who was left alive, was gonna make some
Speaker 1: sort of deal. I think he's probably surprised by that
Speaker 1: that they calculation. Yeah, that they didn't. It still is
Speaker 1: not an argument that it was not a good idea
Speaker 1: to do it all right, so many negatives there. I
Speaker 1: lost myself in my mind. It's still a positive that
Speaker 1: we did it right, Okay, Oh, Secretary Pete meanwhile calling
Speaker 1: out the lazy, fat Euros among others.
Speaker 2: There are country around the world who ought to be
Speaker 2: prepared to step up on this critical waterway as well.
Speaker 3: It's not just the United States Navy.
Speaker 2: Last time I checked, there was supposed to be a
Speaker 2: big bad Royal Navy that could be prepared to do
Speaker 2: things like that as well. Oh, he's pointing out this
Speaker 2: is an international waterway that we use less than most,
Speaker 2: in fact dramatically less than most. So the world ought
Speaker 2: pay attention to be prepared to stand up. President Trump's
Speaker 2: been willing to do the heavy lifting on behalf of
Speaker 2: the free world to address this threat of Iran. It's
Speaker 2: not just our problem set going forward, even though we
Speaker 2: have done the lion's share of preparation to ensure that
Speaker 2: that straight will be open, which is an outcome the
Speaker 2: President's been very clear on.
Speaker 3: That was really a bit of a shot at our
Speaker 3: old buddies, the Brits. There the big bad Royal Navy,
Speaker 3: which at this point is a rainbow flag flying useless.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure they could stop illegal fishing on the
Speaker 3: Thames at this point anyway. How about our enough with
Speaker 3: our useless friends, How about our nasty adversaries.
Speaker 2: Russia and China. We know exactly what they're doing, what
Speaker 2: they are or are not doing. We don't have to
Speaker 2: err publicly what all of that is. But where necessary,
Speaker 2: we're addressing it, We're mitigating it, and or we're confronting
Speaker 2: it head on. I don't know if you have any you.
Speaker 3: Want to ask you ever did? And then finally, how
Speaker 3: long is this all going to last? Because the markets
Speaker 3: are a little shaky, and I guess is a little expensive,
Speaker 3: and shipping has gotten crazy, and I'm hearing whispers of
Speaker 3: a global depression.
Speaker 2: Not a question I'm going to answer or or the
Speaker 2: President has said definitively. We have our own goals and
Speaker 2: guidance and things were military objectives that we're moving toward
Speaker 2: and things that we look at and as he's articulated,
Speaker 2: you know, he said.
Speaker 1: Four to six weeks, six to eight weeks, three.
Speaker 2: It could be any any particular number, but we would
Speaker 2: never reveal precisely what it is because our goal is
Speaker 2: to finish those objectives and we're well on our way,
Speaker 2: and the Chairman and I look at this every single day.
Speaker 2: It will be the president's determination, and the president's determination
Speaker 2: alone when those objectives are complete and when it's serves
Speaker 2: the interest of the American people to cut that deal.
Speaker 3: And to me, it's a silly and artificial question. What's
Speaker 3: the timetable? Announcing a timetable in warfare? Isn't that just
Speaker 3: an excuse for the media to say you missed your timetable.
Speaker 1: Or to have your adversary prepared in a certain way.
Speaker 1: Here's some breaking news around Pete hegseeth Pentagon ways using
Speaker 1: anti drone lasers in Washington airspace. Sighting of drones around
Speaker 1: Fort McNair the army base where Defense Secretary Pete has exeth,
Speaker 1: and of State Marko Rubio live has prompted consideration of
Speaker 1: deploying a new technology, a laser system to protect the
Speaker 1: homes of our Secretary of War and Secretary of State.
Speaker 1: They've been debating whether to deploy lasers there after recent
Speaker 1: reports of unusual drone activity. That's interesting, Well, I mentioned
Speaker 1: the sixty Minutes piece their second story on Sunday Night,
Speaker 1: all about drones and how the face of warfare has
Speaker 1: completely changed in the last couple of years, and it's
Speaker 1: changing on a week by week basis. And then when
Speaker 1: you get to the whole, you know, sending in lots
Speaker 1: of drones at a time, swarms of drones. This is
Speaker 1: all new stuff. And the ability to defend again, this
Speaker 1: is all new stuff.
Speaker 3: So that's something I wonder why it's in the New
Speaker 3: York Times. Fans geopolitics. I found this super interesting, and
Speaker 3: you might too. I remember back when the Gulf States,
Speaker 3: like the Saudias, were a little wobbly and sometimes they'd
Speaker 3: make friendly with the Soviets or the Russians. They just
Speaker 3: signed the Gulf States, three of them, I think it was,
Speaker 3: just signed a ten billion plus dollar deal with Ukraine
Speaker 3: for Ukraine to export their drone and anti drone technology
Speaker 3: and teach all the Golf States how to use it
Speaker 3: to help them defend because everybody knows at this point
Speaker 3: the art of drone warfare is Ukraine and Russia to
Speaker 3: some extent. But so the Saudi, well, the Gulf States
Speaker 3: are now squarely buddies with Ukraine and money and technology
Speaker 3: and help is going to be flowing in both directions.
Speaker 3: I wonder what that's going to look like going forward.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then in case you didn't hear me, say,
Speaker 1: es Air didn't watch sixty minutes, their expert on there
Speaker 1: said it's just a matter of time. Like both sides,
Speaker 1: Ukraine and Russia are close to having the ability to
Speaker 1: have AI command drone swarms. Currently, you can't have swarms
Speaker 1: of drones because an individual can't run them all at
Speaker 1: the same time, or you can't get a bunch of
Speaker 1: individuals to run them without them running into each other
Speaker 1: or whatever. But AI technology could do that, and as
Speaker 1: soon as that happens, we're definitely into a different world.
Speaker 1: And Ukraine said they're not planning to do it, but
Speaker 1: they think Russia will as soon as they can, and
Speaker 1: everybody's close. And I think as soon as Russia it,
Speaker 1: then Ukraine will have to and then that might be
Speaker 1: the warfare for the next who knows, however many.
Speaker 3: Years and then given you know, depending on the range
Speaker 3: of the drone swarm, all you have to do is,
Speaker 3: for instance, get a boat off the coast of you know,
Speaker 3: New York. Some looks like a pleasure boat, a yacht
Speaker 3: of fishing boat, whatever, unleash your drone swarm and it's on.
Speaker 1: Also, as we've been talking about for a couple of
Speaker 1: years now, we need a better term than drones because
Speaker 1: it's too all encompassing. It's practically like saying the word weapon, uh,
Speaker 1: because it's so misleading. So they featured drones on sixty
Speaker 1: Minutes that were in the water. They're big boats, and
Speaker 1: their drone boats that you could send that big Russian ships,
Speaker 1: and they've sunk many Russian ships with these little boats.
Speaker 1: And then you've got land drones that have wheels and
Speaker 1: drive across, and they were using those really cool sending
Speaker 1: this cart out onto the back that hellscape that is
Speaker 1: that ten mile wide kill zone they call it, where
Speaker 1: the drones are hunting everybody down. They send a cart
Speaker 1: out there and put their wounded in there, and the
Speaker 1: cart comes back and brings them back to the hospital.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, unmanned vehicles, you gotta call them unmanned UAVs
Speaker 3: aerial or you know, ocean going or whatever they are.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Unmanned boats, unmanned ground stuff. And then you get the
Speaker 1: stuff flying through the air. And then when you hear
Speaker 1: about that, is it the tiny little one that's coming
Speaker 1: after me? Or is it the thing this thing the
Speaker 1: size of a giant plane? Which are you talking about
Speaker 1: there right?
Speaker 3: An unmanned fighter plane or something I can get for
Speaker 3: four hundred bucks at target.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Uh, that's so we got lasers. Maybe they can
Speaker 1: shoot those drones down. And for some reason we decided
Speaker 1: we needed to announce that in the New York Times.
Speaker 3: Maybe let people know. I don't know. Coming up the
Speaker 3: No King's protests may have been the all time coverage
Speaker 3: to significance champion of anything that's ever happened.
Speaker 1: I got some back against that. I will will be
Speaker 1: interested in hearing how they.
Speaker 3: Push, will how they meet up. Oh so we didn't
Speaker 3: talk about this last week.
Speaker 1: We should Jimmy Kimmel taking a shot at plumbers because
Speaker 1: Senator Mark Wayne Mullen ran a pumbling plumbing company is
Speaker 1: now our DHS secretary, disparaging that is, No, a plumber
Speaker 1: can't do anything. It's just outrageous, really, and we'll get
Speaker 1: to that later this hour too, So stick around. Eric
Speaker 1: Clapton just announced a new Crossroads music festival thing that
Speaker 1: he's going to do in Austin, Texas with some of
Speaker 1: the greatest guitar players in the world. So if you
Speaker 1: want to hear some really tasty blues licks and lectures
Speaker 1: about the evils of vaccines, Oh, get your tickets now.
Speaker 3: Can't anybody just do one thing?
Speaker 1: Oh my god. So I actually haven't heard this. I've
Speaker 1: only read people's complaints about it. So we're about to
Speaker 1: hear it. So next week. Jimmy Kimmel, who has a
Speaker 1: late night talk show, I guess, was making cracks about
Speaker 1: the fact that Senator former Senator Mark Wayne Mullen is
Speaker 1: now the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security and
Speaker 1: comes from a plumbing background, which I guess is mockable
Speaker 1: in Jimmy Kimmel's world. Here's what it sounded like.
Speaker 4: Jol Laurie Trumb's got a whole new generation of thinkers
Speaker 4: lined up, including his newly confirmed Secretary of Homeland Security,
Speaker 4: Mark Wayne, Chuck, Mike Bruce, Dave Mellett Mullen.
Speaker 1: Maybe Mellon's better.
Speaker 4: He is the now former Senator of Oklahoma. Before he
Speaker 4: was elected to the Senate, Mark Wayne Mullen was a
Speaker 4: low level MMA fighter and a plumber.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 4: We have a plumber protecting us from terrorism. Now, I
Speaker 4: worked for Super Mario, why not Mark Wayne is?
Speaker 1: But honestly, I.
Speaker 3: Mean yeah, Mark Wayne Mullen took over his family plumbing
Speaker 3: business when his dad was sick and turned it into
Speaker 3: a business from I think it was three employees something
Speaker 3: like that to two hundred or three hundred, managing changes
Speaker 3: in technology, personnel, you know, regulation to growth, blah blah blah. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's an idiot, Jimmy, you're way smarter.
Speaker 1: Well, this is the backlash that it received from certain quarters,
Speaker 1: even if Mark Wayne Mullen was just a regular plumber
Speaker 1: who I think on average they make like two hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dollars a year. What your bachelor's degree in something
Speaker 1: or other that nobody's ever heard of and you've done
Speaker 1: nothing with would be better?
Speaker 3: Somehow? Where does that come from? Well, in a clever
Speaker 3: entertainer having contempt for a guy who ran a huge
Speaker 3: plumbing business. Explain that one to me, Jimmy, go ahead,
Speaker 3: I have time.
Speaker 1: Well, the tittering of the crowd though, also just that
Speaker 1: we know we've talked about this for years, the contempt
Speaker 1: for regular jobs and the adoration of getting degree and
Speaker 1: not even having a job. It's weird how not even
Speaker 1: having a job is held up above a lot of jobs.
Speaker 3: Well, and getting a useless degree at a great inflated
Speaker 3: university that doesn't teach you anything, and then getting some
Speaker 3: sort of low paying cubicle job as a result is
Speaker 3: admirable and lauded, and the guy running a giant plumbing
Speaker 3: business is a fool. That's just I just I can't
Speaker 3: dislike these people enough.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that a lot of things, it doesn't matter to me,
Speaker 1: you know, think that all you want enjoy your life,
Speaker 1: you're gonna you're wrong. But as a cultural attitude, it's
Speaker 1: really bad for the country. So that that's where that's
Speaker 1: where it bothers me. It needs it needs to be changed.
Speaker 1: I think Micro did a lot of good work on
Speaker 1: that over the last couple of decades, just changing that
Speaker 1: attitude of how is preparing yourself for nothing than doing
Speaker 1: nothing better than going out and doing an actual job?
Speaker 3: Right? Right? Yeah, I agree. Obviously coming up a little
Speaker 3: final dissection of the No Kings rallies mmmm, which I
Speaker 3: think we're a ridiculous exercise and virtually nothing, but Jack
Speaker 3: tells me there is pushback, but first inexplicable.
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: Trump slash Tiger Woods news. President Trump has told The
Speaker 3: New York Post that he spoke with golfer Tiger Woods
Speaker 3: following his latest t UI rrest in Florida, saying the
Speaker 3: legendary athlete lives a life of pain due to physical injuries.
Speaker 3: But he is doing great. I've talked to him. I
Speaker 3: think he's doing great. He's doing good, he said. He
Speaker 3: tested negative for alcohol, as you know, and he is
Speaker 3: under a tremendous physical pressure from his various ailments, you know,
Speaker 3: the back in the leg. He lives a life of pain.
Speaker 3: He has a lot of pain. He's an amazing guy.
Speaker 3: He's an amazing athlete. He does have pain. He doesn't
Speaker 3: have an alcohol problem, but he does have pain. Don't drive, dude,
Speaker 3: do whatever you want, anything you want, just don't care
Speaker 3: Hill a little kid on her bike, all right, and
Speaker 3: you don't know in advance when you're gonna do that,
Speaker 3: So stay the f out from behind the wheel, Tigy.
Speaker 1: Okay, we'll talk about the No Kings Rowley's among other
Speaker 1: things on the way next day, Armstrong and Geeddy, We're
Speaker 1: I'm breaking political sex news, breaking political sex news. The
Speaker 1: breaking news is Christy Nomes husband is a sex weirdo.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, Yes.
Speaker 1: Christy Nolmes husband is a weirdo. And it all just
Speaker 1: broke now. And why did it break down? How did
Speaker 1: it break now? Is its own interesting question. I have
Speaker 1: my own theory My own theory would be she is
Speaker 1: tired of people making comments about her affair and all
Speaker 1: that sort of stuff, and want to say, look, look.
Speaker 5: Here's what I've been dealing with.
Speaker 1: Here's what I'm dealing with. I've been married for thirty
Speaker 1: four years. I think it'd be nice to keep the
Speaker 1: family together, but I'm married to a complete freak and
Speaker 1: a bunch of pictures just came out of him dressed
Speaker 1: in some costumes. Holy crap, he's it's I don't know
Speaker 1: what you call this, I do. It has a name, Yes, indeed, Brian,
Speaker 1: Brian with an oh, there's your first sid yea r y.
Speaker 3: Oh, and let's not get hung up. But that's a
Speaker 3: perverse spelling error. Brian Nome chatted up women from the
Speaker 3: so called bimbo Fication fetish scene, in which adult performers
Speaker 3: augment their breasts with massive amounts of saline to achieve
Speaker 3: a Barbie Doll like appearance. Citing hundreds of messages purportedly
Speaker 3: sent by three women from the scene, Nome's husband enthusiastically
Speaker 3: praise their heavily augmented appearance, his claiming he coveted huge, huge,
Speaker 3: ridiculous boobs. One photo of the Daily Mail claims Brian, Yes,
Speaker 3: thank you, mister crowdhammer, doctor crowdhammer. One photo of Brian
Speaker 3: Nomes shared with the Women featured him wearing hot pink
Speaker 3: pants and a flesh flesh flesh.
Speaker 1: Colored skin tight suit. These pictures are unbelievable. We're looking
Speaker 1: at the pictures. They're incredible.
Speaker 3: They're posted at armstrong and yeedddy dot com or will
Speaker 3: be in seconds. He appeared to have put balloons in
Speaker 3: his shirt to mimic comically oversized lopsided breast complete with
Speaker 3: fake protruding nipples and.
Speaker 1: His hot tight little pink boy shorts.
Speaker 3: Oh and.
Speaker 1: In the kissy face.
Speaker 3: Oh boy, yeah, let's see. Christy put out a statement. Uh,
Speaker 3: Misnome is deficit devastated. The family was blindsided by this
Speaker 3: and they ask for privacy and prayers. At this time.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure what to pray for exactly. I wonder
Speaker 3: if those are like her workout shorts. Oh so put
Speaker 3: your knees, hey, if you're gonna dress like a woman,
Speaker 3: put your knees together, sir, totally yikes.
Speaker 1: So man, I have said this many times, and I've
Speaker 1: I've lived that, I've seen other people. You never have
Speaker 1: any idea what's going on in somebody else's marriage. You
Speaker 1: never have any idea and any conclusions you draw about
Speaker 1: who's right, wrong, good, bad, what you have no idea,
Speaker 1: You never have any idea.
Speaker 3: And well, and not only that, but you know, sexually speaking,
Speaker 3: he thought I got this kink. My wife has shown
Speaker 3: absolutely zero interest in any of it. So I'm just
Speaker 3: gonna put it over here. And you know, who knows.
Speaker 3: Maybe they had a good marriage for a while. I
Speaker 3: don't know, but that's some freaky stuff.
Speaker 1: So they got this picture here at least in the
Speaker 1: daily mail of them from I don't know how many
Speaker 1: years ago.
Speaker 4: This is.
Speaker 1: They've been married for thirty four years. And she looks
Speaker 1: like a regular person, I mean, very attractive. You know,
Speaker 1: she's just genetically attractive, but she's got she looks like
Speaker 1: an attractive mom. And then when did she go super
Speaker 1: duper glam you know, when she wanted to work for Trump? Yo,
Speaker 1: mar a Lago face or I mean, it's kind of classic.
Speaker 1: You're marriage is falling apart, you get all hotted up
Speaker 1: because you're back on the market, and it seems to
Speaker 1: happen like not even consciously, and it seems to happen
Speaker 1: subconsciously that people do that, because you know, she's kind
Speaker 1: of claiming with that that she had no idea her
Speaker 1: husband was doing that. She's blindsided by this, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know her her her lifestyle with Corey Lewandowski makes
Speaker 1: more sense with this going on.
Speaker 3: I think, Yeah, who knows what the state of their
Speaker 3: marriage was. I don't know. That's a great question.
Speaker 1: Well so bimblification. I we're kind of aware of that
Speaker 1: just from being an ARC Crum fan and Google it
Speaker 1: of that.
Speaker 3: But I didn't know you dressed that way. These pictures optional?
Speaker 3: This optional.
Speaker 1: I can't believe that in the modern world people post
Speaker 1: pictures that could be this embarrassing to them anywhere. I'm
Speaker 1: just shocked by that anybody would ever do that because
Speaker 1: they're gonna they're gonna come out.
Speaker 5: So looking at the messaging background, it appears he sent
Speaker 5: these on Snapchat, which those photos are supposed to disappear
Speaker 5: after you send them. Yeah, obviously, so somebody screen captured
Speaker 5: them or how does that work? Well, it tells you
Speaker 5: if a screenshot is done, so I'm not really too sure.
Speaker 5: I guess somebody could have been doing a video recording
Speaker 5: when they.
Speaker 1: Were called these these aren't I suppose that could be him? No,
Speaker 1: I mean it's one hundred percent him. These are very
Speaker 1: clear close up Christy Nomes's husband in a super skin
Speaker 1: tight crop top with gig antiq boobs and tiny little
Speaker 1: pink shorts. It's a weird look.
Speaker 3: Bryon, spread Bryan, you need more support, Okay, you need
Speaker 3: an underwire bra Brian, and particularly that large oh and
Speaker 3: the pink shorts with the cross shot to.
Speaker 1: Joe's got his hand in front of his eyes, trying
Speaker 1: to shield himself from having to see it. I'd like
Speaker 1: to know when she found out, if she was dealing
Speaker 1: with this in her marriage, through the whole Minneapolis thing.
Speaker 3: It might explain something. Yeah, or maybe she was actually
Speaker 3: blind sided. I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Kind of something that he's into the Barbie look and
Speaker 1: then she gets the nickname Ice Barbie.
Speaker 3: Oh thanks for dipping your phone down and giving me
Speaker 3: a butt selfie too, Bryan.
Speaker 5: One, seriously thinking these are her her leggings.
Speaker 3: I'm glad that.
Speaker 1: I'm glad the dog never saw this.
Speaker 3: O my god, my feet took that was completely inappropriate.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what that family all the way around
Speaker 1: They got some interesting stuff going on.
Speaker 3: Dog shooting, balloon, boob sporting, pink short swear, Ellen Bryan.
Speaker 5: With an Oh, Bryan was using the name Miller, Jason Jackson.
Speaker 1: Jason Jackson.
Speaker 3: That's good, that's good.
Speaker 1: So the New York Post version of the story also
Speaker 1: says that she was, you know, the news, that she
Speaker 1: was blind sided.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I think the post is just a summary of
Speaker 3: the daily mail.
Speaker 1: Coverage hundreds of messages purportedly sent by three women from
Speaker 1: that scene that he had been, uh interacting with. Hundreds.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so that was this thing. Is this hobby. It's
Speaker 3: good to have a hobby, you know, relieve the stress
Speaker 3: of the day.
Speaker 1: You bird watch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can't think about work all the time. You
Speaker 3: got to have a hobby, you bird watch.
Speaker 1: He stuffs giant balloons in a crop top, puts on
Speaker 1: tiny little shorts, and makes kissy faces for women online.
Speaker 3: And corresponds with women who've grotesquely, you know, altered their
Speaker 3: bodies to please wear those like himself.
Speaker 1: So I would like to know if this did just
Speaker 1: come out to her, she's becoming aware of this at
Speaker 1: the same time we all are. I'd like to hear
Speaker 1: what Corey Lwandowski is saying he's a pretty sharp tongued individual.
Speaker 3: Oh boy, Now speaking of praying, I gotta give thanks
Speaker 3: three times a day for how simple my life is
Speaker 3: in a lot of ways.
Speaker 1: So now he's saying to his girlfriend, how's Brion doing?
Speaker 1: Have you heard from Brian?
Speaker 3: Have you helped him try on bras lately or anything?
Speaker 3: Dear Lulu Lemon seem a little stretched out when you
Speaker 3: try to put him on you, And then I know
Speaker 3: what's happened to him?
Speaker 1: Are you set? Are you straight?
Speaker 3: And you put on skin tight little pink shorts? Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't know. Is it like an auto ginophilia thing?
Speaker 3: Or I have no idea. I don't know what that
Speaker 3: word means. That means you, uh, you secretly fantasize about
Speaker 3: having a vagine as a man, some transsexual cases or that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I've talked about this. You gotta start taking notes. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you fantasize about having a vagine, and so eventually you
Speaker 3: get one, You go through the sex change because you're
Speaker 3: fixated on that idea. Him sitting there in the little pink,
Speaker 3: skin tight shirts with his legs splayed open, I can't imagine.
Speaker 3: It's not a straight look. It doesn't mean he's not. No,
Speaker 3: I don't know how that thing works, that twist works,
Speaker 3: no idea. I need somebody in the community that knows
Speaker 3: more about this. You're straight and you like women with
Speaker 3: like cartoonishly large breasts, and you get turned on by
Speaker 3: pretending to be one. I think that's like way beyond straight,
Speaker 3: the gay or whatever. Just I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, I wonder if he's that'd be interesting if how
Speaker 1: long that's been going on and here is if he
Speaker 1: is completely hiding it from her, Like you just said,
Speaker 1: Thank god, my life is so simple. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: I would hate to have a giant part of my
Speaker 1: life that I have to hide from everything.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine how stressful that would be?
Speaker 1: It just would be awful.
Speaker 3: Well, people are like openly furries these days, so what's
Speaker 3: got to be kept behind the curtain is getting less
Speaker 3: and less. Well, a lot more in South Dakota than
Speaker 3: in California. Yeah, fair enough. Ye was the Furry convention
Speaker 3: Ours good is good? When I got back to the range,
Speaker 3: so I realized, oh my god, we got to inoculate
Speaker 3: the cattle. So I've been playing catch up ever since.
Speaker 3: But it was nice. It was nice. I gotta get
Speaker 3: my fox Suit Dry Clean. Thanks for the reminder.
Speaker 1: Well, they're gonna have fun with this story all day long,
Speaker 1: probably make all sorts of inappropriate comments.
Speaker 3: I hope not.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: All right, if you've seen the pictures, they can't be unseen.
Speaker 1: No, they can't.
Speaker 3: We just need to take a break. Yeah, they are something.
Speaker 1: Like I said, I'm just surprising people that that willingness
Speaker 1: to have your face in a picture like that you
Speaker 1: send to strangers.
Speaker 3: Well, he's getting his kink on, he got caught up
Speaker 3: in it. Everybody's having a good time, right, he didn't
Speaker 3: think about the rep percussions, Jack, And that's the lesson, really,
Speaker 3: that's the lesson everybody should take from that.
Speaker 1: I do you have any comment on that textas four
Speaker 1: one five two nine five KFTC. So the No King's
Speaker 1: protests were very, very large. The biggest drawback to them
Speaker 1: to me was there wasn't a clear message. It was
Speaker 1: like a whole bunch of different causes. But it was
Speaker 1: I forget how many million people they said, over how
Speaker 1: many different cities, but it was one out of ten
Speaker 1: Americans were out on the street on Saturday. That's pretty
Speaker 1: amazing according to organizers. Yeah, okay, well, probably there's a lot.
Speaker 3: Of people there.
Speaker 1: There were a lot. I mean some of the aerial
Speaker 1: shots that some of the bigger ones like Minneapolis, New York, whatever,
Speaker 1: they were huge crowds.
Speaker 3: Jeff Blair writes for The National Review. He's a funny guy.
Speaker 3: He's snarky. He's not a Trump fan at all, but
Speaker 3: he talks about he's the Chicago and there he was
Speaker 3: in the West Loop. He says, I ignored all the
Speaker 3: warning signs, the regular public service announcements on NPR that
Speaker 3: encouraged my attendance, sudden disappearance of lunch and dinner reservations
Speaker 3: at pricey restaurants, blah blah blah. The chittering din of
Speaker 3: septagenarian Trotskyits and blue haired grandmothers as they scuttled from
Speaker 3: their Heidi holes in the North Shore to gather agitatedly
Speaker 3: in Grant Park. Yes, brood Boomer reassembled downtown for reprieve
Speaker 3: of last October's similarly senior heavy affair. The No King's
Speaker 3: protest against well what deportation of illegals, the potential quagmire
Speaker 3: of the Iran war are cynically mercantilist adventure ins Venezuela
Speaker 3: that tacky White House ballroom. They were opposed all of
Speaker 3: these things and more. They were opposed to the simple
Speaker 3: existence of the Trump administration in all its unanswerable egregiousness.
Speaker 3: And why not that he goes into the fact that
Speaker 3: he's no big Trump fan. Everybody has a right to grite.
Speaker 3: But all of the observations I made about the demography
Speaker 3: of the No King's Rally goers back last year applied
Speaker 3: in redoubled measures of this year's attending class. These people
Speaker 3: were overwhelming old white, deeply elite progressives, and vastly fewer
Speaker 3: in number this second time around.
Speaker 1: Hum.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen so many senior citizens and embarrassingly tight
Speaker 3: fitting Union T shirts worn over top long sleeves since
Speaker 3: I attended the DNC in twenty twenty four. I had
Speaker 3: difficulties spotting anyone my age or younger, and I'm forty five.
Speaker 3: It is interesting that it seemed to be so old skewing. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it is intensely boomer coded and is now done with
Speaker 3: grim duty to the commands of political organizers rather than
Speaker 3: as a spontaneous expression of discontent. I don't know if
Speaker 3: this is a good thing or bad thing. The younger
Speaker 3: generation is many more discontents than their parents do right now,
Speaker 3: and it's not as if they lack the appetite for
Speaker 3: political change themselves. I fear that in their disillusion and
Speaker 3: patience with the gestural politics and boomers, they prefer more
Speaker 3: destructive methods. Yeah, that's true. I mean a lot of
Speaker 3: young people, particularly young women, are crazy politically active right now,
Speaker 3: but like in a destructive America, hating up with anybody
Speaker 3: who's against Western civilization. Way, Yeah, I didn't. I didn't
Speaker 3: really pay that much attention to the No King's rallies.
Speaker 3: They just seem silly to me. But it's it's a
Speaker 3: let's all get together and think the same thing and
Speaker 3: feel good ad group therapy, like that writer we quoted
Speaker 3: last Nay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Trump's got the lowest approval rating he's ever had,
Speaker 1: and uh, it's just being reflected in the street. I guess,
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess. Anybody brings up the No King's Rally
Speaker 3: to you in a week call me anytime or night
Speaker 3: or day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I agree.
Speaker 3: Well, there's John again, there's Joe Man. It's kind of
Speaker 3: the show with that couple, Kadie Green and Michael Langelo.
Speaker 3: There are friends. They're like family, They're they're our radio left,
Speaker 3: They're they're finals people.
Speaker 4: They have to go.
Speaker 1: Hey, kids, it's Molesto the Crown. It's so creepy. Here's
Speaker 1: your host for final thoughts, Joe Getty.
Speaker 3: I mean people are talking about the civil rights protests
Speaker 3: half a century later. I'm not gonna talk about no
Speaker 3: kings tomorrow. All right, let's get a final thought from everybody.
Speaker 3: Michael lead us Off. I gotta check my phone, make
Speaker 3: sure I don't have any embarrassing photos. They're gonna get out.
Speaker 3: You know, it's been a while since I've checked my phone. Son,
Speaker 3: I better look over my photos. Katie green Aer esteemed
Speaker 3: to us Woman as.
Speaker 5: A final thought, Katie, I know someone who spells their
Speaker 5: name b r yo N and I will forever call
Speaker 5: them Bryan now or bon Bond.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Jack.
Speaker 1: A final thought for us, I was looking through some
Speaker 1: of the online snark about the Christynoman. Her husband's story.
Speaker 1: So he sticks by her through an affair, but he
Speaker 1: gets caught one time, dress him like whatever the hell
Speaker 1: he was dressed like, and she, you know, shoots him
Speaker 1: in the in the rock cory like a disobedient dog.
Speaker 1: Hang's about to draw must mean anything anymore.
Speaker 3: Wow. My final thought is, seriously, the modern world is
Speaker 3: too much. Retreat to nature with me to Uncle Joe's
Speaker 3: holiday camp for those worn out by the modern world,
Speaker 3: and the room rates will be confiscatory, but the service
Speaker 3: will be excellent.
Speaker 1: And then we put on tight fitting shirts with big,
Speaker 1: giant fake dues underneath them are totally optional.
Speaker 3: That's dress up night. That's Tuesday Nights.
Speaker 1: Arms Strong and Geddy wrapping up an other grueling for
Speaker 1: our workday.
Speaker 3: They're squeeze into these pink shorts. So many people to think,
Speaker 3: so little time. Go to armstrong a geddy dot com
Speaker 3: for the pictures. Once they are seen, they can't be unsaved.
Speaker 1: No, they can't. We will see you tomorrow. God bless America.
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