Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Joe, Katty Armstrong and Jettie.
Speaker 2: And he.
Speaker 3: Armsdrong Getty, who live from studio scene, say streamile crying.
Speaker 4: We're in a dimly lit room deep with from the
Speaker 4: bowels of the Armstrong and Getty Communications compound, and today
Speaker 4: we're on the tunelite of our general manager.
Speaker 2: The Future List's former heavyweight champion, Mike Tyson is fighting
Speaker 2: Rand Paul. From what I understand should be an epic battle,
Speaker 2: Paul is zero to one. You may recall him only
Speaker 2: the other professional fight against his neighbor who resented his
Speaker 2: long clippics. No, it's worse than that. He's fighting Ron
Speaker 2: PAULM Wow, that's that's not human. That's barbaric, is right,
Speaker 2: Tysons twice his age. The fight is tonight on Netflix.
Speaker 2: I was really hoping me and both the boys could
Speaker 2: watch it. By my other boys got to play drums
Speaker 2: at the high school football game. So he's gonna miss
Speaker 2: an old man either getting beaten up by a younger
Speaker 2: man or beating up a younger man. Because I don't know,
Speaker 2: whatever it is, it'll be untoward. You know what the
Speaker 2: smart money is on. It's always on this sort of thing.
Speaker 4: Boring.
Speaker 2: Yeah, here's my one of my predictions. I think it
Speaker 2: goes one of two ways. I was just listened to
Speaker 2: an interview with Jim Lampley. If you're a boxer, you
Speaker 2: know his name. He is like the guy who called
Speaker 2: like every big fight of my life. Practically a legend.
Speaker 2: But Jim Lampley said he was concerned. He's friends with
Speaker 2: Mike Tyson. He said, you know, sixty sixty no matter
Speaker 2: who you are.
Speaker 5: But I seem to remember it was that the last
Speaker 5: time Tyson actually fought her close to the last time,
Speaker 5: he fought for a while and then he just said naye,
Speaker 5: and then he just kind of quit. And then he
Speaker 5: in the interview after he see I just don't have
Speaker 5: it anymore. I just don't have the kill instinct. I
Speaker 5: just don't have the you know, I just I don't
Speaker 5: hate the guy.
Speaker 2: And and I can either be at home pet my tigers.
Speaker 5: Or play with my pigeons. I could see him either
Speaker 5: two things will happen.
Speaker 2: He'll either like beat the hell out of Jake Paul,
Speaker 2: which I would love because Jake Paul's a smarmy, uh
Speaker 2: self important, annoying presence on earth.
Speaker 4: So I wouldn't mind seeing that.
Speaker 5: Or or Tyson will kind of get beat around a
Speaker 5: little bit, get tired and then just say no, no, no,
Speaker 5: I'm done, and that'll be very disappointing and boring.
Speaker 4: So thank You're very close to right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Anyway, it used to be you could hire a
Speaker 2: young man to beat down an old man. You'd be
Speaker 2: assured of entertainment. Now you just don't know the modern
Speaker 2: times we live in. Maybe if you hate the healthier food,
Speaker 2: that RARF K Junior is going to point us all
Speaker 2: toward here's a transition.
Speaker 4: He'd be condition Oh boy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I spend a lot of time in Magaworld yesterday,
Speaker 5: you know, for a variety of reasons, friends and acquaintances
Speaker 5: looking at their various social postings and realizing I'm way
Speaker 5: out of bounds with my commentary speaking for myself about
Speaker 5: Matt Gates and RFK Junior. For that crowd, I mean
Speaker 5: they are thrilled. Maybe a lot of you are thrilled
Speaker 5: that Matt Gates has been named, uh the nominee for
Speaker 5: Attorney General, and absolutely thrilled at RFK Junior. I mean specifically,
Speaker 5: like that's gonna. That's the MAHA movement make America Healthy again,
Speaker 5: that so many people have on their you know, whatever
Speaker 5: you put on your Instagram thing or your Twitter thing
Speaker 5: or whatever up with your.
Speaker 2: Name Maga and mahab. That's that's as popular as Maga
Speaker 2: to make America healthy again.
Speaker 4: And a lot of you are really really thrilled. I
Speaker 4: do think two things on that.
Speaker 2: I keep hearing the mainstream media saying RFK Junior is
Speaker 2: anti vax and he went out of to great lengths
Speaker 2: yesterday to every time he got a microphone stuck in
Speaker 2: his face saying I am not anti vax. I'm anti
Speaker 2: forcing people to get vaccinations, but I'm not anti vaccine.
Speaker 2: And so I don't know if he's walking it back
Speaker 2: or just has been misquoted all this time, So that'll
Speaker 2: get shaken out. Yeah, RFK Junior is a really interesting
Speaker 2: case that could be discussed at length. Yes, his various
Speaker 2: ideas and pronouncement pronouncements if A evolved somewhat and B
Speaker 2: they've been exaggerated and twisted by people who oppose him
Speaker 2: in general, and he is up against a great number
Speaker 2: of incredibly powerful moneyed interests. No, that doesn't make everything
Speaker 2: he says true. There's no doubt about that.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of people who make a lot of
Speaker 5: money off of things continuing the way they're continuing. That
Speaker 5: don't want anybody rock in the boat, so that is
Speaker 5: one thousand percent true. And then on the there's still
Speaker 5: stuff that we've mocked, the bear in the park and everything.
Speaker 2: That's all very, very wacky. But I don't actually care
Speaker 2: about no. No. I just think it's funny in terms
Speaker 2: of who runs health in human services. So I can't
Speaker 2: wait to hear him actually answer questions and then we
Speaker 2: learn real things about his positions. So I'm kind of
Speaker 2: I don't know what I think about his nomination. I'm
Speaker 2: still anti Matt Gates, but man, a lot of you
Speaker 2: are excited. I just think it, like Joe kept saying yesterday,
Speaker 2: the message is right. Justice department needs some cleaning up
Speaker 2: and straightening out, just maybe a different guy.
Speaker 5: I've got the most scathing piece written about Matt Gates yesterday.
Speaker 5: Holy crap, is it entertaining for me?
Speaker 2: I think I've seen it from a prominent MAGA supporter.
Speaker 2: I mean, couldn't be a bigger Trump honk, but not
Speaker 2: a fan of Matt Gates. Kevin McCarthy did an interview yesterday.
Speaker 2: Obviously he's not a big fan of Matt Gates, but
Speaker 2: sweet and get into all that stuff a little bit later.
Speaker 4: Let me speak for myself.
Speaker 2: I have, through careful study and long reflection, concocted a
Speaker 2: position on the would be appointees and the confirmation process
Speaker 2: and the whole question of recess appointments and the rest
Speaker 2: of it, which is fair, I think, even handed, and
Speaker 2: constitutionally sound. I believe it will offend everyone, so stay
Speaker 2: tuned for that as I single handedly alienate everyone who
Speaker 2: does or could conceivably listen to this show. Well, it's
Speaker 2: all over the map in terms of like smart people
Speaker 2: who know about this stuff and their predictions of who
Speaker 2: can get confirmed to who can't. From five oh, they
Speaker 2: all will to There are already thirty Republican senators who
Speaker 2: say no to Matt Gates. That's some reporting. But other
Speaker 2: people say no, they think he'll get through because of
Speaker 2: Trump's big win.
Speaker 4: So I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't be willing to wager on that proposition heavily.
Speaker 2: What's that new not predicted dot Org? What's the one
Speaker 2: that just got busted? Multi market and you would wager
Speaker 2: that Gates doesn't get through, Yes, heavily.
Speaker 5: And then how do you wager on the fight? To me,
Speaker 5: my bet is on boring. As I said, either way
Speaker 5: or lose.
Speaker 2: I've gotten suckered into so many big fights, pay per
Speaker 2: view whatever through the years.
Speaker 4: Fight. Yeah, yeah, well, this is a real fight kind
Speaker 4: of I.
Speaker 2: Guess if you get punched in what you mean, if
Speaker 2: you get punched in the nose, it's a real.
Speaker 4: Fight, isn't it, no matter what? Yeah? Yeah, but I
Speaker 4: know what you mean.
Speaker 5: It's not like, you know, two men in their prime
Speaker 5: contesting for a belt or what have you. I feel like,
Speaker 5: no matter what, if you get punched in the nose
Speaker 5: and you try to punch someone else in the nose,
Speaker 5: it's a real fight.
Speaker 4: What was I gonna say?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Who do you want to win? You have an opinion
Speaker 4: on that, Tyson?
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, definitely for the reasons you've enunciated.
Speaker 4: Mister Paul Jake is that his name? Yeah? Hey man,
Speaker 4: his brother strikes me as a.
Speaker 2: Smug, kind of uber masculine parody of manhood. On the
Speaker 2: other hand, well, and I just don't fancy watching an
Speaker 2: old man beaten up.
Speaker 4: Some of it is generational.
Speaker 2: I think I just don't like young influencer thing people
Speaker 2: who are famous for being famous.
Speaker 4: I'm not a fan of that. But that's the future,
Speaker 4: or it's the now.
Speaker 2: Actually, yeah, I think if Jake Paul sat down with you,
Speaker 2: he could explain precisely what he's doing and why he's
Speaker 2: doing it, and it would make sense.
Speaker 4: Annoy me.
Speaker 2: Maybe it would annoy me that it exists, but it does.
Speaker 2: We should start the show officially. Can't wait to get
Speaker 2: some of the news of the day.
Speaker 5: I'm Jack Armstrong, He's Joe Getty and it's already Friday, Yeah,
Speaker 5: November fifteenth, So maybe your paycheck showed up in your
Speaker 5: account the year twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 2: Let's begin then officially, according to FCC rules and regulations,
Speaker 2: the show starts at mark and.
Speaker 4: I'll just say this, can I mean it? Well?
Speaker 6: George Washington defended his country. He had no idea that
Speaker 6: he was going to change the world, because without him,
Speaker 6: you could imagine what the world would look like us.
Speaker 6: We got the second George Washington.
Speaker 4: Who's that? Who is that? How was Rocky Jack?
Speaker 2: Speaking of cuculists Sylvester Stallone introducing Trump as the second
Speaker 2: George Washington.
Speaker 5: George Washington and the other founding fathers did know exactly
Speaker 5: what they were doing, never changing the world, but it
Speaker 5: would if it would work. But you know that note
Speaker 5: was standing.
Speaker 4: Switch now rock switch now SunShot the Rogue.
Speaker 2: It was my favorite line from Rocky one when when
Speaker 2: he gets angry at British Meredith, his coach and starts
Speaker 2: yelling at him down the street. I don't know exactly
Speaker 2: what he said, but very emphatically, you get caught the
Speaker 2: essen side exactly. One more thing on RFK Junior before
Speaker 2: we take our break. The other thing they keep saying,
Speaker 2: in addition to vaccine skeptic, which he says he's not
Speaker 2: anti vaccine or he's anti vaccine.
Speaker 5: Is all the spreading misinformation. Okay, well, some of the
Speaker 5: things he has said or says might be not accurate,
Speaker 5: but some of you every single news host i've heard
Speaker 5: say he was spreading misinformation.
Speaker 4: I guarant freaking to you you spread misinformation.
Speaker 5: The one does not justify the other, but it's still
Speaker 5: a good donut. Like he cornered the market, You lie
Speaker 5: in liars, no kidding, O.
Speaker 4: That kisses me off, well, said sir, bringing the.
Speaker 2: Right cross of truth to the fight with the liberal media.
Speaker 2: Exactly the uppercut to the elderly's chin because he's too
Speaker 2: slow at his age to move his head.
Speaker 4: How does mailbag look? It's good, but it must give
Speaker 4: way to clips of the week? Homost God, that's a
Speaker 4: lot all on the way. Our text line is four
Speaker 4: one five two nine five KFTC.
Speaker 5: Commin O'Brien is gonna host the Oscars. How about that'll
Speaker 5: be funny. I don't think i've ever heard make a
Speaker 5: political statement.
Speaker 4: Every Yeah, it's funny. Guy love it.
Speaker 2: I could not give less of a crap about the Oscars.
Speaker 4: But it's a step in the right direction. I guess
Speaker 4: it's our royalty.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, now I'm gonna vomit. Thanks day was going
Speaker 2: pretty well thus far. Have a freedom loving quote of
Speaker 2: the day you're really gonna enjoy in a moment or
Speaker 2: two plus some male bag. But first let's take a
Speaker 2: fond look back. It's the week that was in good Lord,
Speaker 2: what a week. It's cow clips of the week.
Speaker 4: It feels like a red alert moment. No, I don't
Speaker 4: feel it. I don't feel it at all. Whip the week,
Speaker 4: why are we here and don't tell you now?
Speaker 7: On the monkeys that escaped Wednesday from a research lab
Speaker 7: in South Carolina, at least twenty five have been recaptured.
Speaker 4: I like to solve the par book. Okay, well, let's
Speaker 4: hear it.
Speaker 2: Treat yourself a round of sausage.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, that's not it. It's being called the four
Speaker 4: B movement.
Speaker 2: We're not going to settle for low value men that
Speaker 2: don't respect us anymore.
Speaker 8: The fact of these crazoes are out here, They're like,
Speaker 8: we're not touching men.
Speaker 4: I hope that means the more for me. You need
Speaker 4: to fight. I start a treating what the take it?
Speaker 2: Hours after Mahomes was targeted and with the chiefs about
Speaker 2: to kick off Monday night, po lease say burglars stole
Speaker 2: twenty thousand dollars in cash from Kelsey's home and damaged
Speaker 2: the back door.
Speaker 9: In the heart of Amsterdam, antisemitic thugs, attack of tram
Speaker 9: and now.
Speaker 10: More and more customers of twenty three meters saying what
Speaker 10: if it goes bankrupt? Then potentially could people buy the data.
Speaker 2: One simple way to think about the lessons of this
Speaker 2: election is that liberals cannot achieve liberal goals. However, virtuous
Speaker 2: by illiberal means.
Speaker 4: So you feared the Trump houses.
Speaker 2: The people on FAMA were faring the Trump houses like
Speaker 2: they were faring people with vicious dogs in their backyard.
Speaker 4: Exactly a boy who has a Trump house.
Speaker 7: Donald Trump made a lot of inroads, yes, in this election,
Speaker 7: and I wonder why you think that is the economy.
Speaker 2: The most effective ad that the Trump campaign ran was,
Speaker 2: you know, Kamala Harris is for they them and Donald
Speaker 2: Trump is for us.
Speaker 4: But this stuff is like smoke on your clothes. That
Speaker 4: was a fireplace. You can't wash it off. Like That's
Speaker 4: where the left has a problem.
Speaker 2: They become the party of the faculty lounge.
Speaker 10: Behind ittlitarianism were individuals who had given into base motives
Speaker 10: like hedonism, envy, dogmatism, self righteousness, prejudice, snobbery, psychopathy. Reconciliation
Speaker 10: is the higher road than revenge.
Speaker 2: What are you gonna do for the next two years?
Speaker 4: Carcio therapy? Well, you hate to give into psychopathy? Whatever that?
Speaker 4: I oh, Lord, avoid that above all else.
Speaker 2: Here's your freedom, loveping Court of the Day, Tom and
Speaker 2: Sokal sent this long source unknown, but it's a It's
Speaker 2: a version of something Lincoln like he used to like
Speaker 2: to say about wrestling a pig, that you can't win,
Speaker 2: you get all covered with mud, and the pig enjoys himself. Roughly, Uh,
Speaker 2: this is arguing with idiots. It's like playing chess with
Speaker 2: a pigeon. No matter how good you are, the bird
Speaker 2: is gonna crap on the board and strut around like
Speaker 2: it won.
Speaker 4: Anyway. That might be even better. That is better. That's awesome. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's great, Tom, Thanks for sending that along.
Speaker 2: When you both said, why are you strutting around like that?
Speaker 4: Craps on the board again? Hi, stop that mail bag.
Speaker 4: You can drop his.
Speaker 2: Note mail bag at Armstrong and Getty dot com. Oh,
Speaker 2: I'm glad I remembered I'd meant to say this. I
Speaker 2: wish I truly wish I had more time to write
Speaker 2: back to folks who say a lot of nice things,
Speaker 2: a lot of intriguing things, share experiences, and that there's
Speaker 2: so much. But the majority of what you send to
Speaker 2: us is read comprehended and acknowledged, and thank you for
Speaker 2: reaching out.
Speaker 4: There we go moving along except for the rest you,
Speaker 4: Except you idiots. Shut up.
Speaker 2: Let's see earlier this week, Jack brought us a Marshal
Speaker 2: esque study about pushups.
Speaker 4: Joe, you're supposed to do them during the break.
Speaker 2: Did you do them? Did you report it on airon
Speaker 2: I missed it? No, Actually, it's funny. I forgot. I
Speaker 2: went to the next room so I wouldn't do them,
Speaker 2: you know, in front of everybody. And honest to God,
Speaker 2: my left rotator cuff is a little balky and I
Speaker 2: got down to the bottom and it said, dude, I
Speaker 2: will punish you. So I am working up to the
Speaker 2: full push up. But I am fully in in fact
Speaker 2: with my trainer, who Sean used to call Jean Jacques
Speaker 2: even though that's not his name. I was working on
Speaker 2: like variations of the same muscles and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Anyway, thank you're asking.
Speaker 2: Mayo Clinic put out the number of pushups you should
Speaker 2: be able to do it each age, which is pretty interesting.
Speaker 4: Maybe we'll talk about that again later.
Speaker 2: Michael in Washington says I finally had time to listen
Speaker 2: to Joe Rogan experience with Trump. You guys have my
Speaker 2: brain program to whar. I hear a ding after they
Speaker 2: mentioned Hitler made me chuckle. Well, yeah, I think that's
Speaker 2: the purpose of the Hitler ding wherever a gratuitous mention
Speaker 2: of Hitler is inserted, that people should be aware of it,
Speaker 2: so people can't get away with it right anyway, Guys,
Speaker 2: the other day I heard Congressman Corey Mills defined DEI perfectly.
Speaker 2: He said, DEI means didn't earn it. Yeah, that's one
Speaker 2: of the popular versions of it. Division exclusion and insurrection
Speaker 2: is another one that's harder to remember. And then we've
Speaker 2: got a couple of notes from folks whose family members
Speaker 2: have disowned them after Trump, after they voted for Trump.
Speaker 5: It's so incredibly common, friends and family. I've heard too
Speaker 5: many in real life, you know, like the whole thing.
Speaker 5: Like I don't know anybody who's ever been pulled. I
Speaker 5: know like ten people that have had friends or family
Speaker 5: disown them over the Trump election.
Speaker 4: It's crazy. Everybody calm down, Armstrong and Geddy.
Speaker 7: The president electapping RFK Junior, the conspiracy theorists, and anti
Speaker 7: vaccine activists for a role that will give him major
Speaker 7: power over public health at America's food and drug supplies.
Speaker 7: Kennedy already calling for floride to be removed from drinking water,
Speaker 7: and his eyebrow raising headlines over the past year, revealing
Speaker 7: that doctors found a dead worm in his brain, and
Speaker 7: his admission that he once left a dead.
Speaker 4: Bear cub in New York Central Park.
Speaker 2: And you say it like that, it makes them sound crazy.
Speaker 2: Don't say it like over those violins and in that
Speaker 2: tone of voice. Remember that must be serious. That's so weak.
Speaker 2: And I know, giant rfk honk, but that's so weak, right,
Speaker 2: So it is to force settlement. He claimed he had
Speaker 2: a neurological thing and then he had to wacky prank
Speaker 2: with a bear.
Speaker 4: What does that have to do with anything? Zero? Shut up, lester.
Speaker 1: Um.
Speaker 5: Maybe I'll save my mom weighing in on who she
Speaker 5: thinks the White House Press Secretary is going to be,
Speaker 5: which was, oh your bumping your mom?
Speaker 4: I just my mom has never waited on anything, on
Speaker 4: are you?
Speaker 5: She sends an email about her theory on who's going
Speaker 5: to be the press secretary and it actually makes sense.
Speaker 4: So maybe I'll get to that later.
Speaker 2: The Wall Street Journal reporting that as many as thirty
Speaker 2: Republican senators are no votes on Matt Gates based on
Speaker 2: their talking to people. Sorry, as many as three years
Speaker 2: thirty thirteen. Well that's interesting, three zero, So chance in hell,
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know political reporting that they
Speaker 2: a bunch of people they talked to behind the scenes
Speaker 2: that think he could get through.
Speaker 4: So I don't know. I don't have any idea clickbait.
Speaker 4: You could be right, You definitely could be right.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to see I there's anything else before I
Speaker 4: want to get to this the uh oh, Elon?
Speaker 5: How about Elon Musk met with a rans Un ambassador
Speaker 5: to discuss diffusing Iranian US tensions the whole Elon's kind
Speaker 5: of our co president thing. I thought originally was just
Speaker 5: a mainstream media hate non Elon.
Speaker 2: Thing, but he is like involved in everything. He's on
Speaker 2: the phone call with Zelensky, He's meeting with Iranian ambassadors.
Speaker 2: I mean, wow, he's gonna run a big committee on
Speaker 2: trying to cut waste.
Speaker 4: According to the Zelensky transcript, his.
Speaker 2: Participation in the call was was incidental, but his presence
Speaker 2: there is pretty notable.
Speaker 5: How much does it how dental does it have to
Speaker 5: be the fact that he was there and played a
Speaker 5: role at all is amazing. AnyWho, So, I don't know
Speaker 5: if you know who Ben Dominich is. He is one
Speaker 5: of the co founders of the Federalists. The Federalists couldn't
Speaker 5: love Trump more, and they put out a statement, I
Speaker 5: think particularly yesterday I read it on the air about
Speaker 5: how great a choice Matt Gates was for being the
Speaker 5: wrecking ball that can tear down our awful deep state
Speaker 5: justice department.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll say it for the record.
Speaker 2: I think the Federalist is in the bag to Trump
Speaker 2: to the point of ridiculousness.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: But anyway, been Dominic who founded that thing years ago
Speaker 5: and now has his own thing, the transom.
Speaker 4: If you ever read that, he did not beat around
Speaker 4: the bush.
Speaker 5: And this is very long, but I picked out in
Speaker 5: my favorite highlights the title is Matt Gates is a
Speaker 5: vile sex pest, and any Senator who votes for him
Speaker 5: owns that. I realized that we are occasionally given to
Speaker 5: hyperbole about the untoward nature of politicians. But let me
Speaker 5: be clear, Matt Gates is a sex trafficking, drug addicted
Speaker 5: piece of s.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: That's an opening's that's the sort of writing you usually
Speaker 2: see in a polemic about your feelings about the nominee
Speaker 2: for an important cabinet position. On the other hand, one
Speaker 2: can read it quickly and discern his meaning.
Speaker 4: Go on, please he.
Speaker 2: Is a sex trafficking, drug addicted piece of s.
Speaker 4: He is abhorrent.
Speaker 5: His eyes are permanently rimmed with the red rings of
Speaker 5: chemical boosters. In person, he smells like overexposed axe body
Speaker 5: spray and stale astroglide.
Speaker 4: That would be a sexual lubricant er.
Speaker 5: The fact that he boasted on the floor to multiple
Speaker 5: colleagues in the House of Representatives of his methods of
Speaker 5: crushing viagra and high test red bull to maintain his
Speaker 5: erection through his orgiastic evenings is perhaps the least offensive
Speaker 5: of his many times against womanhood and the Christian faith.
Speaker 4: That's interesting.
Speaker 5: So he's looking at it from a he's just not
Speaker 5: a good person standpoint.
Speaker 4: Yes, oh yeah, which I talked about yesterday.
Speaker 5: You don't have to have like a illegally violates the
Speaker 5: law scandal, you could decide. I just don't want that
Speaker 5: kind of guy to be calling balls and strikes at
Speaker 5: the highest level in the Justice Parliament. Moral turpitude is
Speaker 5: the time honored term. In fact, what I just said
Speaker 5: is a pretty strong case.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 5: I mean, because I just said, like we just said,
Speaker 5: I don't care about RFK Junior leaving a dead bear
Speaker 5: in the park I mean, that's a weird prank, but
Speaker 5: no what it has zero to do with anything as
Speaker 5: far as I'm concerned. And I don't even think it's
Speaker 5: a comment on his judgment. It's just I don't know.
Speaker 5: I doesn't think it's funny as hell.
Speaker 2: It makes me like him more unequivocally so, but we
Speaker 2: can't get to analysis yet because I saw the bent
Speaker 2: dominant thing. You have to keep going, but the you
Speaker 2: do have to have a moral compass to be the
Speaker 2: guy who has to make the big decisions at the
Speaker 2: Justice Department, and I'm not sure Matt Gates has a
Speaker 2: moral compass anyway. Back to the boasting about this and
Speaker 2: that or jiastic evenings, maintaining erections, et cetera. The man
Speaker 2: has less principles than your average fentanyl added.
Speaker 4: Don't want to mess up the sentence.
Speaker 2: The man has less principles than your average fentanyl addicted hobo.
Speaker 5: And I feel like you got to stop after every sentence.
Speaker 5: I mean, that's not many principles. That's just certainly a
Speaker 5: dearth of principles. That would be fewer principles than your
Speaker 5: most of your friends. Correct, the man has less principles
Speaker 5: than your average fentanyl addicted hobo. He likes them under age,
Speaker 5: and he's not ashamed about it. Matt Gates isn't just
Speaker 5: your average extreme Florida maga man. He's a hypocritical ass
Speaker 5: with the worst botox money can buy, pursuing the bounds.
Speaker 2: Hey, sometimes you think you thirty percent off and then
Speaker 2: you realize, oh, that they're using the cut rate bowtox.
Speaker 2: It happens, Ye, what you pay for, you think to yourself.
Speaker 2: Covey an outdoor. I'll remember next time. Right, This whole
Speaker 2: sentence is good too.
Speaker 5: He's a hypocritical ass with the worst botox money can buy,
Speaker 5: pursuing an ever thinner nose and higher cheekbones at every opportunity,
Speaker 5: like a real housewife gone mad for fillers. Funny, not
Speaker 5: entirely relevant again, like if you don't know Ben Dominich,
Speaker 5: He's a very serious dude.
Speaker 2: He is, and of the devoutly Christian moral of conservative.
Speaker 5: Every Republican in Washington has an opinion about Matt Gates,
Speaker 5: and ninety nine percent of those opinions are keep Matt
Speaker 5: Gates away from my wife, daughter, friend, or anyone I
Speaker 5: care about. He's a walking genital warts included as a
Speaker 5: bonus if I was merely attempting to count the number
Speaker 5: of women I know who have had bad experiences with
Speaker 5: Matt Gates, I would run out of fingers and toes.
Speaker 5: If you vote for him to be a turn in
Speaker 5: general of the United States, you don't just need your
Speaker 5: head examine, you need to be committed to a mental institution.
Speaker 5: The man is absolutely vile. There are pools of vomit
Speaker 5: with more to offer the earth than this STD riddled
Speaker 5: testament to the failure of fallen masculinity that got Michael's
Speaker 5: throughout time, That got Michael's headshake. Yeah, just when you
Speaker 5: think he's probably made his point.
Speaker 2: Read that one again sentence. The man is absolutely vile.
Speaker 5: There are pools of vomit with more to offer the
Speaker 5: earth than this STD riddled testament to the failure of
Speaker 5: fallen masculinity.
Speaker 4: Wow. Again. If you're the.
Speaker 5: Sort of person I was reading on Twitter last night
Speaker 5: who was all excited about all the Trump's choices, Ben
Speaker 5: Dominic has been supporting Trump at every turn with everything
Speaker 5: that I've seen.
Speaker 4: Correct, Yes, staunch supporter.
Speaker 5: I mean taking the best intentions you could possibly imagine
Speaker 5: about everything Tom Trump ever says or does.
Speaker 2: Right Likewise, Andrew McCarthy, the brilliant and eloquent writer for
Speaker 2: National Review, among others, who has been an absolute just
Speaker 2: stallwart Trump supporters throughout the law Fair could not be
Speaker 2: more excoriating about the idea of Gates as a g
Speaker 2: Is there more to that?
Speaker 5: There's one more thing there are? Okay, I don't know
Speaker 5: how a pool of vomit would really have anything to offer.
Speaker 4: I believe guess that might be his point.
Speaker 5: I guess that is his point, grotesquely made yet effectively.
Speaker 5: And then, finally, to the senators that are trying to
Speaker 5: weigh whether or not to confirm Matt Gates, if they
Speaker 5: have a degree of independence, any kind of free thought,
Speaker 5: mindful of the fact that a presidency is four years,
Speaker 5: be your careers forever, they will reject this choice so
Speaker 5: emphatically that it sends a very simple, straightforward message. You
Speaker 5: can be an absolute dirt bag, want to be pimp,
Speaker 5: pounding d pills and caffeine while you film your girlfriend
Speaker 5: twerking on the gram, or you can be a Republican.
Speaker 4: The choice is yours. I was quite sentenced too.
Speaker 2: Got this from Glenn in Seattle, and before I launched
Speaker 2: you into it, I would say that dissent is always
Speaker 2: welcome one hundred percent because it makes our ideas better
Speaker 2: and or changes our mind. Let's see, seems like you're
Speaker 2: being a little over the top wreath the Gates nomination.
Speaker 2: He wrote this before hearing Ben dummedge clearly, but it's
Speaker 2: sounding like much of the mainstream media this time. Gentlemen. Well,
Speaker 2: first of all, Glenn, if the mainstream media says it's
Speaker 2: hotter in the summertime than it is in the winter
Speaker 2: in the northern Hemisphere, I'm going to agree with the
Speaker 2: mainstream media. And if you think I'm I'll speak for
Speaker 2: myself so intellectually weak that you can somehow shame me
Speaker 2: into changing my mind because of that, well, you know,
Speaker 2: go to hell pound sand. That's a ridiculous argument and
Speaker 2: completely lacking in any heft.
Speaker 5: It's one of the great rhetorical fallacies that I learned
Speaker 5: about from some Harvard lecture I watched on YouTube a
Speaker 5: while back, that sort of thing.
Speaker 4: But then he gets into more intriguing arguments.
Speaker 2: Loads of time spent on accusations of moral wrongdoings, no
Speaker 2: time from you or anyone else on what he might
Speaker 2: bring to the ag position, whether pro or con. Please
Speaker 2: don't get sucked into GDS.
Speaker 4: What is that?
Speaker 2: I don't know what that stands for without exploring what
Speaker 2: he might actually.
Speaker 4: Do in the a AG position.
Speaker 2: He may be an a hole, but he might be
Speaker 2: our a hole, you know, Glenn, that last argument is
Speaker 2: worth considering unless the guy was such a repugnant, a
Speaker 2: moral piece of garbage that please, no, No, there are
Speaker 2: plenty of guys who could whoop ass on behalf of
Speaker 2: Donald Jay and the American people who aren't repugnant pieces
Speaker 2: of garbage.
Speaker 4: He probably meant TEDDS.
Speaker 5: Which I seen thrown around a lot Trump derangement syndrome.
Speaker 5: I'm willing to be somewhat open minded that perhaps the
Speaker 5: things they've said about Matt Gates aren't true, although they're
Speaker 5: an awful lot of different sources, including people we know
Speaker 5: who attest to the fact that they're true. If they
Speaker 5: are true, then no freaking way I want him to
Speaker 5: be the Attorney general.
Speaker 2: A guy like by somebody else. I hate guys like that.
Speaker 2: They're the worst kind of guy that exists, and I
Speaker 2: don't I don't understand how you could be all the
Speaker 2: things you care about Trump wise, if you're into restoring
Speaker 2: Christianity and real manhood and all this different sort of
Speaker 2: stuff and before Matt Gates because he is the worst
Speaker 2: kind of that person.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel like I've made my point. I'm going
Speaker 2: to offend more people when I discuss Trump's idea of
Speaker 2: let's just go with recess appointments.
Speaker 4: But that can wait.
Speaker 5: I'll bet Ben Dominich, as he said, I know more
Speaker 5: women than I can count on my fingers and toes
Speaker 5: that have bad stories about Mat Gates. I'll bet he's
Speaker 5: so worked up and willing to go so over the
Speaker 5: top because I was pretty over the top. That was
Speaker 5: over to the top, to the point that I think
Speaker 5: you hurt your case.
Speaker 2: Actually disagree, delightful that was.
Speaker 5: I think it was so over the top because he
Speaker 5: probably actually knows some women who have had horrific encounters
Speaker 5: with the scumbag.
Speaker 4: Yes, and uh and is really angry about the idea
Speaker 4: of the guy being the attorney general. Yeah. Uh.
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Speaker 4: Just on the topic we were on a few seconds ago.
Speaker 2: I did want to talk about that at length at
Speaker 2: some point this week, maybe jam it into the show today.
Speaker 2: Just the concentrating on having some beliefs slash principles and
Speaker 2: then making sure I stick to those regardless of who's
Speaker 2: promoting them. And you know, it's more work than it
Speaker 2: ought to be because of just our tendency to get
Speaker 2: into two personalities, which is the way we're designed as
Speaker 2: Homo sapiens, I've learned recently from reading the book Sapiens.
Speaker 2: But yeah, have some things you believe in, and then
Speaker 2: if somebody you really like is against that, then you
Speaker 2: disagree with them. And if somebody you really hate is
Speaker 2: for the principle you believe it, then all of a
Speaker 2: sudden you agree with him on this particular instance.
Speaker 4: Right, of course you do.
Speaker 5: I think that's more I think that's more rare than common,
Speaker 5: don't you.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, I'd have to think about that, but you're
Speaker 2: probably right. And I would say that that also relates
Speaker 2: to the Constitution of the United States, which we'll talk
Speaker 2: about next hour. But we are sorely in need Katie's headlines.
Speaker 2: On the way stay here. I blathered on way too long,
Speaker 2: Katie about some sort of ethics or morals or moral
Speaker 2: compass or something, and ate up some of your time.
Speaker 6: Block.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no, kidding. Yeah, everybody's given me. It's the
Speaker 2: Leads story with Katie Green and Katie hit It Politico well.
Speaker 8: Quote terrifying Trump's cabinet picks trigger Unease.
Speaker 2: I saw Sean Spicer on Mark Halprin's podcast yesterday, and
Speaker 2: he's a smart guy that tries to like report what
Speaker 2: he believes. He thinks all five of Trump's people. So
Speaker 2: we'll get through because of Trump's win and the pressure
Speaker 2: on the Republicans.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I wish I had heard that. Yeah, that's yeah. I've
Speaker 2: made my position clear.
Speaker 4: USA today sucks.
Speaker 8: This headline suspect in Lake and Riley slang goes to
Speaker 8: trial Friday and Georgia.
Speaker 4: He means true as far as it goes.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, but suspect no illegal immigrant.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that killed her.
Speaker 2: Which is who wouldn't have been in the country to
Speaker 2: kill anyone but for Biden's policy.
Speaker 4: I see your point, Katie.
Speaker 2: The reason we know about this murder lots of murders
Speaker 2: happen unfortunately all around the country. They don't end up
Speaker 2: being a national story. The reason this is a national
Speaker 2: story is this immigration status, and they.
Speaker 4: Left that out. That's a good point. Yeah.
Speaker 8: From the New York Post Info Wars sailed to the
Speaker 8: onion held up in court as Alex Jones rants that
Speaker 8: his site has been hijacked.
Speaker 2: Is there any significance to this other than just that's
Speaker 2: ironic or something? I don't think so, I would like
Speaker 2: to not hear Alex Jones name again as long as
Speaker 2: I live.
Speaker 4: From the Associated press.
Speaker 8: Transgender rights advocates say the election of Trump and his
Speaker 8: allies marks a major setback in.
Speaker 2: What way I reject the term transgender rights and in
Speaker 2: many cases I reject the term transgender.
Speaker 4: You don't have quotes around it.
Speaker 2: Oh, it is absolutely not an accepted medical nor psychological phenomena.
Speaker 2: All your stories, Katie being rejected them, they're very they're
Speaker 2: very wording.
Speaker 4: Also shocked about that. NBC Mike, reject your shock. John,
Speaker 4: what's the next one?
Speaker 8: Joe? NBC Mike Tyson versus Jake Paul legendary boxer slaps
Speaker 8: social media star at a fight.
Speaker 2: I didn't see that. I haven't heard it yet. We'll
Speaker 2: play it later. Was that just a yes, it was great.
Speaker 2: It was just to get people excited.
Speaker 4: Thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he did bite a man's zero off, so the
Speaker 2: I'd even losing his temper and slapping.
Speaker 4: Somebody's not out of line.
Speaker 8: From Business Times, man's dead body found in Planet Fitness
Speaker 8: tanning bed after three days.
Speaker 2: Oh, Joe, that's too much. You're talking enough, Jim, who's
Speaker 2: out of there? I hope he's wearing those little goggles. Ah,
Speaker 2: you'r meme of the day.
Speaker 8: It's a picture of Trump while he was serving fries
Speaker 8: and he says, here's some fries to go along with
Speaker 8: your Mick meltdown.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I liked the one where he was sitting
Speaker 2: there in the Oval office talking to Joe. Biden said,
Speaker 2: did you see me in the garbage truck? That was
Speaker 2: pretty good, wasn't it.
Speaker 8: A lot of comments online about how everybody hadn't seen
Speaker 8: Biden smile that much.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're gonna talk about that later.
Speaker 8: And finally, the Babylon Bee efficiency. New DHS Secretary Christy
Speaker 8: Nome pledges to cut K nine workforce by ninety percent.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, no, no, unfortunate. How much easier would
Speaker 2: her life have been if she'd have left that out
Speaker 2: of her memoir? Yeah, significance to her life, you know,
Speaker 2: in juxtaposition, the significance of that actual incident is, Yeah, nuddy.
Speaker 4: We got a lot more news of the day on
Speaker 4: the way Armstrong and Getty