Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Joe Getty.
Speaker 2: Armstrong, and Jeckie and He.
Speaker 3: Armstrong and Jed, who live a brum studio scene say
Speaker 3: it is a dimly lit room deep within the bowels
Speaker 3: of the Armstrong in Getty Communications Compound, Brand New Week,
Speaker 3: who knows What's gonna happen?
Speaker 2: And Joe Today we're under the tut ledge of our
Speaker 2: general manager. I know this is cut out there.
Speaker 4: I'm going with Javier Milay, the leader of Argentina. Short
Speaker 4: stops want to no, No, he's indeed the president of
Speaker 4: that lad He just had his party had a decisive
Speaker 4: victory in the legislature, the people saying essentially, yeah, this
Speaker 4: has been a tough transition, but we cannot go back
Speaker 4: to socialism. We're sticking with you. Let's hang with free
Speaker 4: markets and free people. It's awe inspiring. I was super
Speaker 4: afraid he was gonna lose, because weaning the junkie off
Speaker 4: of socialism is really difficult once people get dependent on it.
Speaker 2: Sure, JAVIERA.
Speaker 5: Malay didn't hit a clutch single and the sixth inning
Speaker 5: for the Blue Jays Friday night.
Speaker 2: He may have as well. He's a capable.
Speaker 5: Manton gonna swoar that was the name. How y'all doing
Speaker 5: brand new week? Isn't it exciting? Halloween's this Friday? You
Speaker 5: got kids or a neighborhood with kids coming to your
Speaker 5: house or whatever. Lots of decade.
Speaker 4: Don't appreciate you said, I don't appreciate the satanism. You
Speaker 4: know you do you you say that every year you die.
Speaker 4: I don't appreciate the satan worship.
Speaker 5: I saw a lot of kids in Halloween costumes over
Speaker 5: the weekend, so there must be a you know, you
Speaker 5: want to get more than one night's wear out of it.
Speaker 5: When I was a kid, we only wore at the
Speaker 5: one time. But I know now it's kind of become
Speaker 5: like Halloween week. You have a whole week of wearing
Speaker 5: your costume, which makes more sense to me because it
Speaker 5: took them to pick one out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, it's funny. You should mention that my buddy Cal,
Speaker 4: the Canadian that is a pseudonym, but I'm not going
Speaker 4: to use his real name, A Cal.
Speaker 2: I played golf with him yesterday.
Speaker 4: He's got a Halloween themed putter cover on, and I'm like,
Speaker 4: who has a Halloween putter cover. As I do, I
Speaker 4: get about two weeks worth the use out of it
Speaker 4: per year.
Speaker 2: Then I put it back in the garage.
Speaker 5: I saw somebody walking a dog yesterday in a Nemo outfit.
Speaker 2: Nemo the fish.
Speaker 4: The dog was in the Nemo outfit of the fish
Speaker 4: was in a dog outfit.
Speaker 2: No, it was the other way around. This dog was
Speaker 2: in a fish outfit.
Speaker 4: And I thought, so, you got your dog in a
Speaker 4: Halloween costume a full week early, so that your dog.
Speaker 2: That's all the use out of the costume.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, because the dog was so excited about dress Calloween. Yeah,
Speaker 4: great conversation starter. I suppose, Oh look at your dog.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Blah blah blah. They were thrilled that I brought
Speaker 2: it up, as I as I tell.
Speaker 5: My kids about stuff like that, I say, people do
Speaker 5: that because they want you to talk about that, because
Speaker 5: I brought it. I said something the other day to
Speaker 5: a guy who had a handle bar mustache. You don't
Speaker 5: have a hand of bar mustache and not want people
Speaker 5: to notice, all right.
Speaker 2: You know, yeah, of course, you know.
Speaker 4: The only I was just reading about how the trend
Speaker 4: in breast implants is smaller. The only exception of that
Speaker 4: rule is breast implants. You're not supposed to say, oh wow,
Speaker 4: your boobs are really big now, I mean, for instance,
Speaker 4: you know other things though they're designed to be noticed
Speaker 4: and remarked.
Speaker 2: You got Michael off guard. That's not the way he's
Speaker 2: been handling it.
Speaker 5: The President of the United States is on the other
Speaker 5: side of the world right now, visiting various countries and
Speaker 5: dancing various folk dances.
Speaker 2: If you saw that over the weekend, very charming, and he's.
Speaker 5: Going to be meeting with she on Thursday, and they
Speaker 5: announcing some sort of big trade deal that the markets
Speaker 5: and everybody's very excited about, in which the tariff will
Speaker 5: go down from one hundred and thirty five percent or
Speaker 5: whatever it's supposed to kick into down to ten percent.
Speaker 2: Likely and than.
Speaker 4: Our current punitive terrifying Canada, right because goodness, because of
Speaker 4: that Reagan ad which ad both ran both World Series games.
Speaker 4: I watched they got that run during the World Series game,
Speaker 4: right Yeah.
Speaker 5: How much money did Canada spend to get that add
Speaker 5: in a you know, a major sports event like that,
Speaker 5: A lot? I mean, is that taxpayer dollars? That is
Speaker 5: that an organization in Canada to the Canadian government by
Speaker 5: ad time during the World Series, so Americans would see
Speaker 5: Ronald Reagan talking about the evils of tariff.
Speaker 2: So what an interesting move.
Speaker 4: I think it was the leadership of Ontario Doug Ford,
Speaker 4: who's the Ford who's not dead, which everyone is still
Speaker 4: with us. I believe that was his doing. Who paid
Speaker 4: for it? I couldn't tell you. Do they have political
Speaker 4: action committees in Canada.
Speaker 2: Nobody knows. Harrison Ford, wrong guy, wrong guy, Henry Ford, Henry.
Speaker 5: But that's so he got the World Series being played
Speaker 5: in a foreign land, which just I can't get over.
Speaker 5: And they run commercials, they pay to run commercials to
Speaker 5: affect the politics between the United States and Canada by
Speaker 5: in theory, reminding conservatives that your favorite conservative president, Ronald
Speaker 5: Reagan thought tariffs were a terrible idea, and he did,
Speaker 5: and he that much is clear, and it is not in.
Speaker 2: The least misleading.
Speaker 4: Is it lacks context, but I don't think the context
Speaker 4: is fundamental to it.
Speaker 2: It is heavily edited, but it does not change the
Speaker 2: meaning whatsoever. I agree.
Speaker 4: I agree completely, and I would be shocked if the
Speaker 4: Supreme Court does not seriously limit the unilateral tariff power of.
Speaker 2: One man because it's a tax.
Speaker 5: For goodness sakes, watching MSNBC about this whole tariff thing
Speaker 5: with China specifically, and they made the point, and good
Speaker 5: for them that people say taco. But that's just so dumb.
Speaker 5: Trump's negotiating style, lots of people negotiating style is you
Speaker 5: shoot for the moon and then you get it down
Speaker 5: to a place that you wanted. That doesn't seem crazy
Speaker 5: by the time you get it down to that number,
Speaker 5: but is a huge win. So from Trump's standpoint, if
Speaker 5: the tariffs end up being ten percent, if he had
Speaker 5: started at ten percent, people would have been going crazy.
Speaker 5: A ten percent tariff on absolutely everything out of China.
Speaker 2: Do you know about was so much Chinese goods? How
Speaker 2: about Roy that's like a ten per blah.
Speaker 5: Blah blah, And he's gonna go from one hundred and
Speaker 5: thirty five to ten And people will, oh, okay, good,
Speaker 5: so barely nothing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's not Trump always chickens out. That's Trump gets
Speaker 2: what he wanted. Is what that is?
Speaker 4: Trump starts at a maximalist position. It doesn't roll off
Speaker 4: the tongue quite as well.
Speaker 5: That's what that was the goal was, So then it's
Speaker 5: gonna work. Apparently, emotionally, but still ten percent tariff on
Speaker 5: you know, everything on Amazon practically.
Speaker 2: That's something, all right.
Speaker 4: One more note about Canada, speaking of my buddy Cali Canadian.
Speaker 4: So when we play golf semi frequently and Katie, the
Speaker 4: one of my kind of of stock lines when we're
Speaker 4: playing golf, if somebody hits a drive especially far or
Speaker 4: like accidentally nukes and iron over the green, I will say.
Speaker 2: Strong like bull, you know, gets a little chunkle. All right.
Speaker 4: Well, Cal said to me yesterday, you gotta start saying
Speaker 4: strong like transgender boy competing in girls sport.
Speaker 2: It's full wordy, but I like it. I said, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a little long, but it is funny. I just
Speaker 2: saw the clip again at Trump doing the Malaysian dance.
Speaker 2: Well he kind of did.
Speaker 4: He met him halfway instead of just doing the stock
Speaker 4: Trump dance. He kind of, you know, he met him
Speaker 4: halfway with their their you know, folk dance throughing a
Speaker 4: little of the Malaysian folk dance, which oh yeah.
Speaker 5: H reminiscent of how they ran from the volcano in
Speaker 5: the year eighty five or something like that, who knows
Speaker 5: what it was.
Speaker 4: That's it's those moves that probably lured Milania to a
Speaker 4: side back in the day.
Speaker 2: Women love a guy who can dance.
Speaker 5: Let's start the show officially before we eat in trouble
Speaker 5: with the government, even during a shit go down. The
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Speaker 2: Here we go at mark.
Speaker 6: That Zorhron is up against in this race mirrors what
Speaker 6: we are up against nationally, both an authoritarian criminal presidency
Speaker 6: fueled by corruption and bigotry.
Speaker 2: Zor ever wrong.
Speaker 5: We all need to get behind Zorra on every time
Speaker 5: she said that to so wrong?
Speaker 2: Is that the way we're supposed to say it?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 2: I didn't realize that.
Speaker 4: Just play the beginning of that, Michael, I need to.
Speaker 4: I'm practicing that Zorhron is up against zhran Ho.
Speaker 2: There's like a hurrah in the middle of it. It's ahah.
Speaker 2: Where's he from? Where is national origin? His parents? Uganda? Right? Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're like Indian people from Uganda?
Speaker 2: Do you roll. They are on people from Uganda. Let's
Speaker 2: send an it. This is a weird, extraneous h sound
Speaker 2: more than an our role. Sure that. I still don't
Speaker 2: know if that's right. Sofron is up against I don't.
Speaker 5: Know that it's wrong, but it's the first time I've
Speaker 5: heard anybody say it that way.
Speaker 2: I hope the guy goes away and has never heard
Speaker 2: from again. That is the oppotion.
Speaker 5: So ron Mondanie, We'll play that whole clip from the
Speaker 5: big rally they had over the weekend. Bernie was there
Speaker 5: talking about Olive arks AOC brought it and then Doran
Speaker 5: got up there and this is gonna be a heck
Speaker 5: of an experiment. The way they portrayed it on Fox,
Speaker 5: which I thought was really interesting, is that.
Speaker 2: Was the big hitters.
Speaker 5: This is like the you know, the middle of the
Speaker 5: order for the Toronto Blue Jays. This is the big
Speaker 5: hitters coming up saying this is the Democratic Party. Now,
Speaker 5: this is what we are. All right, we're rent control,
Speaker 5: we're government controlled grocery stores. We're taking over get out
Speaker 5: of the way. That's what that rally was.
Speaker 2: That's Sofron buses woke education.
Speaker 4: That's right where you know, it's funny on the the right,
Speaker 4: in the center left, there's a view like, all right, now,
Speaker 4: everybody understands how crazy that is and how the woke
Speaker 4: left needs to go away. Well, the woke left doesn't
Speaker 4: get that they're gone down with your plan, does not
Speaker 4: agree with you.
Speaker 2: That.
Speaker 5: I'm so excited about the World Series Game three to night.
Speaker 5: I watched first two games very very entertaining, really enjoy it,
Speaker 5: tied one one, and then uh Shohtani's pitching tomorrow night.
Speaker 2: Oh, game four, must see.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'd say if it goes to four games, Jacks
Speaker 4: one one.
Speaker 5: I don't know if I haven't done the mac on
Speaker 5: it yet, but I think it's gonna beat think it's
Speaker 5: gonna be safe. That has to cheapest ticket I think
Speaker 5: is seven hundred dollars for tomorrow night because show Hay's pitching.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine that you can even get a ticket anyway.
Speaker 5: We got Katie's headlines on the way, We got a
Speaker 5: bunch of news to catch you up on. I hope
Speaker 5: you can stay here.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be good. Zor run Mono done. I want
Speaker 2: to talk.
Speaker 4: About sixty minutes story last night about Venezuela, which I
Speaker 4: thought was really really interesting as we're about to invade
Speaker 4: that country.
Speaker 2: I guess, I don't know what's got to happen there.
Speaker 5: We got as soon as the world's biggest aircraft carrier
Speaker 5: pulls in, we'll have fifteen thousand service people of various sorts,
Speaker 5: marines and sailors and that sort of stuff ready to invade.
Speaker 5: Do what ready to invade the country. But anyway, they
Speaker 5: featured how that was a really great one of the
Speaker 5: richest countries in the world and now is one of
Speaker 5: the poorest countries in the world because of socialism.
Speaker 2: That story.
Speaker 5: Last night when you got next door, Argentina re elected
Speaker 5: by a great margin. They're anti socialism president, which is
Speaker 5: very exciting. Yeah, they affirmed his party anyway. Yeah, it
Speaker 5: was like they had the midterms.
Speaker 2: It was very exciting. Yeah, socialism is a miserable, horrible failure.
Speaker 2: But I'm free damn time. I'm glad Argentina's aware of that. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so that's and I liked sixty minutes pointing that
Speaker 5: out that it was a once rich and prosperous then
Speaker 5: socialism came along.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Is that the effect? Barry Weiss already, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I wonder if the moderate to conservative folks there are
Speaker 4: feeling empowered to write the truth. Now.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: We'll have to see going forward. Hey, speaking of reporting,
Speaker 4: let's figure out who's reporting what. It's the lead story
Speaker 4: with Katie Green, Katie, A child told me this one, Katie,
Speaker 4: what did the horse say when he tripped and fell?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Help, I've fallen and I can't get
Speaker 2: you up. Child.
Speaker 7: That's cute, you worry, child, very cute. I won't smash
Speaker 7: it because a child told you. Starting with Fox News,
Speaker 7: NBA Hall of Famer Chauncey Billups denies any wrongdoing after
Speaker 7: arrest in FBI gambling probe.
Speaker 5: So they're making some noise in Fox this morning about
Speaker 5: former Chargers star and tone Neo Gates playing at those
Speaker 5: games back in the day or something. And I didn't
Speaker 5: quite get the source of that. But the dragging the
Speaker 5: NFL into the games, I don't know.
Speaker 7: From the Guardian, US and China reach quote final deal on.
Speaker 5: TikTok sale, Okay, same question remains and I still haven't
Speaker 5: figured it out.
Speaker 2: Is the algorithm come with it or not? That's the question.
Speaker 2: No one knows.
Speaker 7: From the AP truck driver in fatal Florida crash repeatedly.
Speaker 2: Failed his driving tests. He failed the CDL ten times.
Speaker 2: Somebody ought to be on the hook for murder for reel.
Speaker 7: Yeah, no kidding from the Wall Street Journal America's hottest
Speaker 7: new investment rare earth companies.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, this is really speaking of, uh, you know,
Speaker 4: great developments of national awakenings and credit to the Trump administration.
Speaker 2: We as a country, private.
Speaker 4: And public entities seem to be aware that, Look, we
Speaker 4: can't be dependent on China for anything that's essential at all.
Speaker 4: Cheap crappy toys, yes, rare earths for batteries and silicon
Speaker 4: chips and the rest of it. No, no, and I
Speaker 4: hope that continues on to pharmaceuticals and medical supplies and
Speaker 4: all sorts of other stuff.
Speaker 2: This would have been a mess.
Speaker 7: NBC flights to Los Angeles International Airport temporarily halted due
Speaker 7: to air traffic controller shortage.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I can hear more about that in the coming
Speaker 2: days if the shutdown doesn't end.
Speaker 7: From USA today quote, I am not done. Kamala Harris
Speaker 7: weighs in on another presidential.
Speaker 2: Bid, go for it. Wow wow Wow? Does that a
Speaker 2: lack of self awareness? Is that because Gavinan admitted over
Speaker 2: the weekend that he's running I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 4: It's like a band got booed off the stage, then
Speaker 4: their backstage saying should we go out for an encore?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 7: From the New York Post, the Real Life Ways, bad
Speaker 7: advice from AI bots is sending people to the er
Speaker 7: with everything from anal pain to many strokes.
Speaker 2: What did you do? I want to read that story.
Speaker 2: We'll have that story for you later.
Speaker 7: STUDDI findes open AI slipped shopping into eight hundred million
Speaker 7: chat GPT users chats so like they would bring something
Speaker 7: up and then it would say, oh, well, there's a product.
Speaker 2: That can help you with that, and give them the link.
Speaker 2: Oh that's not the least bit surprising.
Speaker 4: Hmmm, Hey, I tell you what golfers Chat GPT has
Speaker 4: giving me a couple of.
Speaker 2: Great golf lessons. Really I will.
Speaker 4: I will tell it, Hey, I'm struggling with this, how
Speaker 4: can I improve? And it'll say, great, question, that's really common.
Speaker 4: What's happening is blankety blank, here are three drills that
Speaker 4: really help. And you know, I don't want to put
Speaker 4: the golf pros of the world out of work, but
Speaker 4: it's like, really good.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's interesting, all righty.
Speaker 4: Like give you real time feedback is to whether you're
Speaker 4: executing it or not, but it helps Katie.
Speaker 2: I wonder if you could show it a video and
Speaker 2: it would say here's what I want. I'm sure you could.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, all right.
Speaker 7: Finally, from the Babylon Bee, serial killer unwinds after a
Speaker 7: long day by listening to his favorite podcast about housewives.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 5: Guaranteed you could show a video or it will be
Speaker 5: able to at some point and then chat GBT will
Speaker 5: tell you what to do to improve your your tennis
Speaker 5: swing or golf swing or whatever it is.
Speaker 2: That's wild. Gonna put a lot of pros out of business.
Speaker 1: Yepes Armstrong and Getty, good grief. Of all the problems
Speaker 1: we have in this country, this should not rank in
Speaker 1: the top one hundred. Presidents have always renovated the White House.
Speaker 1: The White House, as you know, hasn't had a convening space.
Speaker 1: That's why they've had to keep bringing in But you
Speaker 1: heard Mark.
Speaker 2: Up to grow. Nothing like this has happened to this scale.
Speaker 1: The Oval Office as we know it is less than
Speaker 1: one hundred years old. This idea that everything that sort
Speaker 1: of we've seen in TV has always been just isn't true?
Speaker 1: If the White House has always been a work in progress,
Speaker 1: it's needed a large space for events, So we're going
Speaker 1: to have one. If Barack Obama had done this, Republicans
Speaker 1: would be losing their minds.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is doing it.
Speaker 1: Democrats are losing theirs.
Speaker 4: That might be my favorite pundit in all of America.
Speaker 4: Sarah Isger of the Dispatch. She is really really good.
Speaker 2: That was strong. Yeah. Yeah, and she is not trumpy.
Speaker 2: She worked in the Trump Justice Department and is not trumpy. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I said this last week. I really think this is
Speaker 2: the best.
Speaker 5: Practically every topic you could do this on, whether it
Speaker 5: was masks during COVID or you know, pick your topic
Speaker 5: where if you switched presidents in a parallel universe, everybody
Speaker 5: would be doing the exact opposite of what they're doing.
Speaker 2: But I really think on this one, I think a
Speaker 2: lot of y'all, if.
Speaker 5: Joe Biden were doing this, would be going crazy about
Speaker 5: how awful this is, and Democrats would be arguing the
Speaker 5: White House has always.
Speaker 2: Been renovated, blah blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: So it's I mean, it's just completely based on who's
Speaker 4: doing it, Well, that's the game we're playing. I try
Speaker 4: to not be frustrated by how stupid it is, because
Speaker 4: there are so many important things going on, so many
Speaker 4: important ideas that need to be considered. But I just
Speaker 4: you know, the longer I observe politics and I should
Speaker 4: have woke it up to this years and years ago,
Speaker 4: the more I realize it is the stupid stuff that's politics.
Speaker 4: Who wins that stupid, stupid game gets to do the
Speaker 4: things that matter.
Speaker 2: As Charles Crowdhammer pt, Wow, that would be a tiring job.
Speaker 2: I think you're right.
Speaker 5: I think this sort of person that can become a
Speaker 5: politician is the sort of person that can get out
Speaker 5: there every day in front of a group of people,
Speaker 5: or sit down with with somebody in the media and
Speaker 5: argue about the stupid crap and say stuff that they
Speaker 5: know themselves. They'd be on the exact opposite side if
Speaker 5: the party did the same thing. But you have to
Speaker 5: do that all day every day to get to the
Speaker 5: things that the where the money gets spent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in a way, it's it's weird and unrelated.
Speaker 4: It's like having to win a sprint to get into
Speaker 4: the finals of a chess championship. I mean, what is
Speaker 4: duping people with more clever rhetoric have to do with
Speaker 4: sound fiscal policy?
Speaker 2: Very little. That's just the way the game is played.
Speaker 4: Speaking politics, do you know Democratic Congressman Jared Golden of Bangor, Maine,
Speaker 4: which my name was Jared Golden, but he's Jared Golden.
Speaker 2: What are you doing for it? Woo man. Guys want
Speaker 2: to be in girls want to anyway.
Speaker 4: He didn't just vote with Republicans on the Houses of
Speaker 4: vote to avoid the government shutdown, he has said, and
Speaker 4: is continuing to say, they were right in their criticism
Speaker 4: of his party stance. You know, not surprisingly he's the
Speaker 4: swing district guy. But the House pasted the GOP stopgap
Speaker 4: measure last month, but it's been blocked by Democrats in
Speaker 4: the Senate.
Speaker 2: There are still a few votes short.
Speaker 4: Golden has argued his party's healthcare demands and the government's
Speaker 4: shutdown are totally separate issues, and that government democrats should
Speaker 4: not be using the shutdown as leverage. What they're doing
Speaker 4: is wrong, he said in an interview. He's a tattooed
Speaker 4: Marine corvette forty three year old centrist. So the shutdown
Speaker 4: is still going on, Yes, apparently so Senate Minority Leader
Speaker 4: Chuck Schuma has demanded bipartisan negotiations to extend expiring Affordable
Speaker 4: Act healthcare subsidies that were enacted during COVID. Anyway, that's
Speaker 4: probably enough of that. We'll let the pr war continue.
Speaker 4: I'm continually just shocked and how bad the Republican messaging is.
Speaker 4: Somebody tells me what is the other than the Schumer shutdown,
Speaker 4: which is just not great?
Speaker 2: I mean, make that part of it.
Speaker 4: Somebody please tell me what is the one sentence, eloquent
Speaker 4: explanation to the American people of why there's a shutdown
Speaker 4: right now?
Speaker 2: I haven't heard it, have you?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: How can your messaging people not have come up with
Speaker 2: that at this point?
Speaker 5: But it's got to be something around the fact that
Speaker 5: we're going back to what the Obamacare subsidies were before
Speaker 5: the pandemic.
Speaker 2: It's not a big deal, right there. You just drafted it.
Speaker 2: That's perfect. I got rumba. How do you ever win
Speaker 2: elections Republicans?
Speaker 4: Speaking of the silly, silly game we play anyway this,
Speaker 4: Jared Golden Guy says Democratic leaders have fallen prey to
Speaker 4: the demands of far left groups who want them to quote,
Speaker 4: put on a show of their opposition to President Trump
Speaker 4: while hurting Americans in the process. I would agree with them,
Speaker 4: change of topic. This might be nothing, or it might
Speaker 4: be huge. A US military helicopter and a jet fighter
Speaker 4: from the same aircraft carrier crashed into the South China
Speaker 4: Sea within thirty minutes of each other yesterday.
Speaker 5: Seems pretty crazy. I saw Trump ask about it. His
Speaker 5: comment was, it's just, you know, just a random occurrence.
Speaker 5: It's no big deal. Might maybe a reason he's saying
Speaker 5: that seems like a heck of a thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it does.
Speaker 4: You're in one of the most disputed parts of the
Speaker 4: ocean in the world, where China has been newly assertive
Speaker 4: in the last couple of years. Obviously with the tensions
Speaker 4: around Taiwan going on, the Chinese have been bullying everybody
Speaker 4: in the area. You know, a giant aircraft carrier has
Speaker 4: a hell of a lot of in this case F
Speaker 4: eighteen's and helicopters, and it's possible if they're really actively
Speaker 4: doing maneuvers. Yeah, you got two mishaps within thirty minutes
Speaker 4: of each other. But doesn't that sound like the opening
Speaker 4: to like a really good river fitting war movie where
Speaker 4: you find out that China's got some sort of secret
Speaker 4: ray beam or some way to jam our computers and
Speaker 4: crash two planes and then let the Pentagon know. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's us, and we can do that anytime we want.
Speaker 4: By the way, yeah, exactly, some sort of I don't know,
Speaker 4: navigation jamming a frequency or something.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Obviously, neither one of us are experts in this, but
Speaker 4: it just it feels like the opening to a much
Speaker 4: bigger narrative to me.
Speaker 2: Everybody's okay, thank god.
Speaker 5: Did you see that Putin hailed some new can't be
Speaker 5: detected missile over the weekend that are Pentagon acknowledged exists
Speaker 5: some new fancy missile that can travel around the world
Speaker 5: and you know, no time flat and can't be picked
Speaker 5: up by radar, like a new a newer version than
Speaker 5: the hyper missile, like a really scary crap. Hope we
Speaker 5: have some way to stop it, or we have something
Speaker 5: like that or whatever. Got to just put up a
Speaker 5: big fence around the country like it's a driving range driving.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Probably why Trump has been trying to push that Golden
Speaker 5: Dome or silver Dome or whatever he's talking about is
Speaker 5: because of this kind of technology.
Speaker 2: Wasn't the new invincible nuclear missile. That's what Putin called it.
Speaker 5: Moscow carried out a successful test of its new invincible
Speaker 5: nuclear capable cruise missile. The Kremlin now working to deploy
Speaker 5: the doomsday weapon, Vladimir Putin said as a heck of
Speaker 5: a statement to put out days after Trump hits the
Speaker 5: two big oil companies with the tariffs that they're getting
Speaker 5: it Pope positioned to be able to launch nuclear weapons
Speaker 5: if they need to.
Speaker 4: It is such a pisser that they have such a
Speaker 4: nuclear arsenal and missiles, because they well, they're they're an
Speaker 4: unhealthy dwarf with one giant muscular arm. That's their nuclear arsenal.
Speaker 4: The other than that, as a military and as a economy,
Speaker 4: which just a basket case.
Speaker 5: Putin previously touted the weapon as his invincible missile, capable
Speaker 5: of bypassing all current and future.
Speaker 2: Missile defense systems. That's an odd statement, all right.
Speaker 5: He also claimed that he say it shirtless while mounted
Speaker 5: on a tiger. He also claimed that the nuclear armed
Speaker 5: missile has a nearly unlimited range and an unpredictable flight path,
Speaker 5: making it impossible to intercept, capable of flying for fifteen
Speaker 5: hours if it needs to can cover a distance of
Speaker 5: nine thousand miles, which makes it easily capable of reaching
Speaker 5: New York City at or Washington, d C, which is
Speaker 5: what all the media cares about.
Speaker 2: So that ain't good. No, No, let's hope it's never used.
Speaker 2: But the world is complicated to you. Few easy answers
Speaker 2: out there. What's that? What'd you say there at the end?
Speaker 2: I missed it.
Speaker 4: Me? Yeah, oh, I said there are few easy answers
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Speaker 5: A breaking news story that The Donald trump received AN
Speaker 5: mri result this, week with no answers as to what
Speaker 5: it was. For White house faces new questions Over trump's
Speaker 5: health examination with that news breaking. OUT i don't know
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Speaker 2: The weekend not so.
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Speaker 5: Jim oh my, god the things have gone off the.
Speaker 5: Rails we got to get this back on the rails
Speaker 5: with some more news and. STUFF I joe's got nail
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Speaker 5: watching The world, series man getting into the rhythm of
Speaker 5: something that IS.
Speaker 2: I don't, know normal. Feeling now how the world has
Speaker 2: not seemed normal the last half dozen. Years, yeah what's
Speaker 2: the Word i'm always? Using precarious to get?
Speaker 4: Together you got The American, league you got The National.
Speaker 4: League they're going to play, it best of seven. Series
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Speaker 4: and crying racism or whatever the hell. That's you don't
Speaker 4: Have zohran trying to take us back to the glory
Speaker 4: days of The Soviet. Union here's your freedom loving quote
Speaker 4: of the, day set along By jeff And Hoggs, Nipple.
Speaker 4: TENNESSEE i believe that's an unincorporated. Area it's from the
Speaker 4: Great WILLIAM.
Speaker 2: F Buckley. Jr.
Speaker 4: Quote the best defense against usurpatory government is an assertive.
Speaker 4: Citizenry there you. GO i Wish i'd known the word
Speaker 4: inatory when my kids were. Young you get a little
Speaker 4: usurpatory there with your fresh.
Speaker 2: Mouth all. Right the best defense is a what an
Speaker 2: aggressive citizen an asserted as right. Right of, course that
Speaker 2: was back when there was a.
Speaker 4: Congress you, know it would be nice if the people
Speaker 4: still had representatives in the government as opposed to professional, fundraisers.
Speaker 2: Which is kind of the situation right. Now mailbag.
Speaker 4: Got a lot of great stuff on The great, feminization
Speaker 4: but first got this over the, weekend AND i liked
Speaker 4: it so. Much you were discussing briefly last week guys
Speaker 4: taking their wife's name when they get married and how
Speaker 4: common that.
Speaker 2: Was jim, SAYS i get it's, odd but what if
Speaker 2: she has a really cool, name Like steel Or? DANGER
Speaker 2: i would.
Speaker 5: AGREE i would AGREE i marry somebody Named i'm taking
Speaker 5: your last.
Speaker 2: Bag I'm Joe. Danger where DO i? Sign? Hell? Yeah
Speaker 2: great Point jim.
Speaker 4: That he really enjoyed the feminization of organizations discussion we
Speaker 4: had last, week speaking of which we got this note From.
Speaker 2: Lee i'm in the education. Field our school is mostly.
Speaker 4: Remote at a quarterly two and a half our in
Speaker 4: person staff meeting On, friday and the time is pretty
Speaker 4: valuable since we're rarely together in the. Flesh the first
Speaker 4: thirty minutes of the, meeting we designated time to write
Speaker 4: postcards of gratitude to anyone in our organization that we
Speaker 4: wanted to. Thank then we had more time to go
Speaker 4: around and introduce ourselves and share how we were.
Speaker 2: FEELING i immediately thought of the go. AHEAD i just
Speaker 2: took the wind out of.
Speaker 4: Me le. SAID i immediately thought of the great feminization
Speaker 4: piece and was incredibly amused by the whole, thing which
Speaker 4: was Totally montessori.
Speaker 2: Kindergarten, yeah, no.
Speaker 4: Kid one of the key lines from the essay was
Speaker 4: women can sue if their organization is a little too frat.
Speaker 4: Housey but where did guys go to sue if the
Speaker 4: organizations run like A montosori?
Speaker 2: Kindergarten, Right no dudes would ever.
Speaker 5: Say, okay and then we're going to take twenty minutes
Speaker 5: to go around and explain how we feel before we
Speaker 5: aren't the.
Speaker 2: Meeting i'm feeling, like let's get to work. ANYWAY i
Speaker 2: spent my, time.
Speaker 4: All, RIGHT i spend my time answering important emails, instead
Speaker 4: and then shuddered WHEN i realized that everyone else probably
Speaker 4: sent out our supervisor gratitude postcards AND i would send
Speaker 4: out as the only one who.
Speaker 2: Didn't. Uh THEN i had to laugh.
Speaker 4: Again this type of, calculation as if my good standing
Speaker 4: in the village was at. Stake it struck me as
Speaker 4: very a very feminine reaction too. Clearly but, yeah, yeah
Speaker 4: you're judged not by your skill as a warrior or
Speaker 4: business person or educator or sales guy or whatever it's
Speaker 4: does everybody like?
Speaker 2: You are you getting the approval of? Everyone you?
Speaker 4: Know we got this great email on the same. TOPIC
Speaker 4: i feel like we don't have time for. IT a very,
Speaker 4: nice well reasoned pushback from a beloved female.
Speaker 2: Listener, okay well we have three. Minutes three, Minutes, yeah do.
Speaker 4: It, yeah, okay let's see she's left, leaning which is.
Speaker 4: Fine thank you for being. Here, MOSTLY i just wanted to,
Speaker 4: SAY i think one of the, things the idea that
Speaker 4: quote institutions have been degraded by feminism or feminization seems
Speaker 4: to imply that these institutions were functioning ideally. Before that's
Speaker 4: that's a false. Argument it's a bit of a straw, Man.
Speaker 4: EMILY i would say they're functioning better, before but certainly with,
Speaker 4: flaws and when there was no feminine, input it lacked.
Speaker 2: It it needed it in my.
Speaker 4: Opinion, anyway perhaps they were functioning well for the people
Speaker 4: that were mostly working within them or that they. Served,
Speaker 4: however during a lot of our, history women and other
Speaker 4: groups were not included as part of that opinion or,
Speaker 4: conversation you've expanded other, groups making a bit of a
Speaker 4: nod toward, racism which again is it's it's a red.
Speaker 2: Herring that's not the argument here at.
Speaker 4: All but your greater, point do we need input from
Speaker 4: other than just quote unquote old white.
Speaker 2: Guys, sure that's. Fine growth is, good change is.
Speaker 4: Good As joe frequently, says societies tend to swerve from
Speaker 4: guardrail to guardrail and hit a period where things are
Speaker 4: smooth briefly in the. Middle where's ther other key? Argument
Speaker 4: WHILE i see you, Both, oh she takes a shot at,
Speaker 4: you but it's a little long at the risk of
Speaker 4: being even more long, winded but, Tangentially i've heard you
Speaker 4: guys make the point several times that girls tend toward
Speaker 4: group think a lot more easily than. GUYS i fear
Speaker 4: again that this has targeted the argument specifically to one.
Speaker 4: Gender this is not a female. Problem it is an adolescent,
Speaker 4: problem or maybe even more a human. Problem and she
Speaker 4: talked about trends among youthful. People, yeah but we're not
Speaker 4: talking about. Kids we're talking about important adult. Institutions. Oh
Speaker 4: and then she debates that all women are LIKE. X
Speaker 4: but the, point and it was made very well in the,
Speaker 4: essay is that the larger the, group the more the
Speaker 4: average tends towards statistical. Averages, obviously an individual woman might
Speaker 4: be taller than an individual, man but if you get
Speaker 4: a hundred men and a hundred, WOMEN i guarantee you
Speaker 4: the average height of the men is going to be
Speaker 4: greater than that of. Women and it's, tendencies it's not you,
Speaker 4: know every single instance that women tend to be, more you,
Speaker 4: know tend toward feminine attributes that we're talking.
Speaker 2: About, ANYWAY i don't mind the. PUSHBACK i wish we
Speaker 2: had a little.
Speaker 5: MORE i just don't think you can possibly deny the
Speaker 5: fact that every institution we've got has become more. Feminized call,
Speaker 5: whatever call whatever you, want give whatever label you, want
Speaker 5: but more that more go along.
Speaker 2: To get along as opposed to looking for.
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