Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty Armstrong and
Speaker 1: Jettie and he Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 2: Well, it's fall, so I had to put my white
Speaker 2: buck shoes in the closet.
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Speaker 2: Put them the bowels of the Armstrong and Getty Communications Compound.
Speaker 2: And today, to kick off a brand new weekend fall,
Speaker 2: we're under the tutelage of our general manager, Charlie Kirk,
Speaker 2: in honor of the amazing moving weird long Memorial service yesterday,
Speaker 2: Honorary Honorary general Manager the Air of Parent, if you will,
Speaker 2: Brendan Carr, Chairman of the.
Speaker 1: FCC, which shouldn't exist.
Speaker 3: I've become convinced by some of my conservative friends who
Speaker 3: are making arguments over the weekend that why do we
Speaker 3: have an FCC, Which is a very good question if
Speaker 3: you look into it.
Speaker 1: There's no need really whatsoever at this point.
Speaker 2: Anyway, at this point, what I find most shocking about
Speaker 2: this entire controversy, we are at the point in our
Speaker 2: nation's history where a man named Brendan leads a national agency.
Speaker 1: That's what struck you.
Speaker 2: I warned you that these days would come Brendan's, Brandan's
Speaker 2: and others, right. You had warned us for years, and
Speaker 2: none of us believed it could happen. So that memorial
Speaker 2: service yesterday, I guess I'm a cynic in that.
Speaker 1: I don't feel like in the modern world anything can
Speaker 1: change anything.
Speaker 3: We're just on a trajectory like a glacier that can't
Speaker 3: be stopped.
Speaker 1: But a nihilist, man, I am a little bit and
Speaker 1: I don't like it.
Speaker 2: But just the way everything comes and goes so quickly,
Speaker 2: and we get distracted so easily and all that, and
Speaker 2: the you know, the way media.
Speaker 3: Works in the modern world. We've talked that to death.
Speaker 3: Can you have a thing like that.
Speaker 2: Memorial service, which was just stunning in it and its
Speaker 2: attendance and power and attention and everything like that, that
Speaker 2: can that can be a inflection point in history that
Speaker 2: you could point to years from now and say, man,
Speaker 2: everything changed on that day. Maybe the answer is definitely not.
Speaker 2: Definitely no. And the reason I say that a couple
Speaker 2: of things. Number One, I was struck by the mainstream
Speaker 2: media is very respectful reporting of the whole thing. I agree, realizing,
Speaker 2: oh my god, and I want to talk about this later,
Speaker 2: but literally, oh my god, Well, right, we the small minority.
Speaker 2: You're convinced everybody we were in the majority. Now the
Speaker 2: actual majority is starting to realize they're the actual majority.
Speaker 2: Perhaps we should not verbally have used them. And secondly,
Speaker 2: and this is a tweet put out, I don't have
Speaker 2: it in front of me. I don't think by one
Speaker 2: of the folks at turning point who and I wish
Speaker 2: I had the numbers handy, but he pointed out the
Speaker 2: number of turning for USA chapters on school's universities campuses
Speaker 2: across the country and the number of new applications for chapters,
Speaker 2: which dwarfed the original number, And his tweet was this
Speaker 2: is the turning point.
Speaker 1: Is he right?
Speaker 3: I don't know, but I thought there are definitely signs
Speaker 3: that is really something. I too, was struck by mainstream
Speaker 3: media coverage, respectful coverage of the event by a group
Speaker 3: of people that are mostly atheist agnostic. For one thing,
Speaker 3: I mean, what were there eighty thousand people in there
Speaker 3: and they feel like they turned away one hundred thousand
Speaker 3: plus One of the biggest gatherings for a private death
Speaker 3: in US.
Speaker 2: History, right right. The entire administration on hand.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know where this goes.
Speaker 2: I feel like we all, well, if you're if you're
Speaker 2: if you're quite religious, you probably aren't in this group.
Speaker 3: But I think we all missed the For a lot
Speaker 3: of people in that crowd, it's all about the Jesus
Speaker 3: or ninety percent. For a lot of the media coverage
Speaker 3: since he was killed, it's all about the politics and
Speaker 3: his role in the Republican Party in Maga. But for
Speaker 3: a lot of people, he was going campus to campus
Speaker 3: not to argue. For Republicans, it.
Speaker 2: Was to argue for forgiveness and Christian principles the Bible.
Speaker 2: In short, Yes, sir, right, I think I caught you know,
Speaker 2: I'm probably projecting, But in taking in some of the
Speaker 2: media coverage of it, the feel I took away, among
Speaker 2: other things, was oh my gosh, these people are sincere.
Speaker 2: They actually believe what they say they believe, and they're
Speaker 2: or a hell of a lot of them, you know,
Speaker 2: to your point about Charlie's religious beliefs and a lot
Speaker 2: of the people who supported him, it's actually a deeply
Speaker 2: held principled belief.
Speaker 1: I will also say that the memorial service, which.
Speaker 2: Was five hour five hours, oh boy, it was a
Speaker 2: lot of different things. It was a memorial service, it
Speaker 2: was a political rally. It was some brilliant speeches. It
Speaker 2: was some weird speeches. It was some troubling speeches. It
Speaker 2: was kind of conservative America in all its glory and
Speaker 2: or flaws.
Speaker 3: And we'll play some of the clips, particularly from his wife,
Speaker 3: who gave quite the speech yesterday.
Speaker 1: Coming up a little bit later, I should think is
Speaker 1: a dynamo of some sort.
Speaker 3: Well, i'd say what the future holds for her in
Speaker 3: the organization, I don't know, but sureworth watching. And Elon
Speaker 3: got was there and got involved and talked about money,
Speaker 3: and so who knows where the whole Turning Point organization
Speaker 3: and politically and spreading the gospel are going to go
Speaker 3: with Elon behind it.
Speaker 2: And I am not a cynical man, but I am
Speaker 2: an experienced man. That's a euphemism for old.
Speaker 1: Ah. Here's another question for you.
Speaker 2: Can the purity of principle of Turning Point USA survive
Speaker 2: all of the attention and the money and the awareness
Speaker 2: that it's powerful, or will the vultures of exploitation.
Speaker 1: Is not a bad band name.
Speaker 2: Will the Voes manage to ruin it? And we saw
Speaker 2: this firsthand, as you know, local activists and various tea
Speaker 2: party chapters around California, especially at the time, and then
Speaker 2: watching the movement spread, the exploit of vultures moved in quickly.
Speaker 3: The people who realize they can make a dollar off
Speaker 3: of it and don't care about its success.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they have a strong voice and then.
Speaker 2: Wave the flag and collected donations and then use it
Speaker 2: to travel around the world and luxury and never actually
Speaker 2: try to accomplish anything.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, did they perfert the whole movement? Right?
Speaker 3: And Eric Kirk is obviously sincerely wanting to spread the
Speaker 3: word of Jesus and bring people to Christianity. There'll be
Speaker 3: a lot of people around her that don't give a
Speaker 3: crap about that, who just want to get Republicans elected.
Speaker 3: So she'll she'll have, you know, grifter's that crowd to
Speaker 3: fight off. But I gotta believe as smart as Charlie
Speaker 3: Kirk was, they had those conversations. I'm sure he had
Speaker 3: those people after him around him all the time. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: it's one of other things. Oh with Elon there, so
Speaker 3: he tweeted out. I don't know when he actually tweeted
Speaker 3: this out. I think it was yesterday. They murdered our
Speaker 3: emissary of peace and cold blood message received.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, that's a heck of a thing.
Speaker 2: Okay, go on, elon, Yeah, I read a pretty good piece.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'll try to find it entitled they did not
Speaker 2: kill Charlie Kirk. It was a troubled idiot young man.
Speaker 2: Not to say that there isn't all sorts of hateful
Speaker 2: rhetoric in a heated environment that leads to this sort
Speaker 2: of thing, because I think there is, but I don't,
Speaker 2: you know, I will paraphrase the point made and personalize it.
Speaker 1: I don't want to be held responsible for some.
Speaker 2: Conservative lunatic who decides to, you know, kidnap Gretchen Whitmer,
Speaker 2: or shoot somebody or what have you. I completely disapprove
Speaker 2: of that sort of thing. Don't blame me saying neo
Speaker 2: Marxism is trying to take down Western civilization for somebody
Speaker 2: pulling a trigger. Well, I didn't choke George Floyd to death,
Speaker 2: but my local target got robbed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, so that's where the things work.
Speaker 3: We should start the show officially for now to make
Speaker 3: the FCC happy, which shouldn't even exist, and there's no
Speaker 3: reason for it.
Speaker 2: There's barely a reason for it. Twenty years ago, there's
Speaker 2: zero reason for it.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Boy, this could be our last show, folks. Jack has
Speaker 2: really crossed the line.
Speaker 1: And hey, for something bad to happen to that little podcast.
Speaker 2: To years huh the mafia FCC.
Speaker 1: Please, I disapprove Joe quoting Ted Cruz more or less
Speaker 1: from last week. Correct.
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Speaker 1: Think we found an answer, Joe, autism. How about that autism?
Speaker 2: Tomorrow's slip that little announcement into a giant celebration yesterday.
Speaker 2: We think we've found an answer to autism.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, does that mean they think they know what cause? Yeah,
Speaker 3: they're going to announce today from news that is leaking
Speaker 3: out that they think it's tail and all during pregnancy
Speaker 3: is the link and lots of women take tailan All
Speaker 3: is when pregnant, as it's been declared okay for you
Speaker 3: with the headaches, cramps, whatever situation you got going on.
Speaker 3: They think that they have prove proven a link there.
Speaker 2: Right, and I know the head of I can't remember
Speaker 2: which conglomerate owns the tailand All brand, but we can
Speaker 2: look it up certainly, but their CEO went on bended
Speaker 2: knee to the White House recently. Could you not say
Speaker 2: that to soften you, could you like use a drug
Speaker 2: name and not particularly the brand name or something or yeah, yeah, exactly,
Speaker 2: say a set of innef and nobody knows who that
Speaker 2: is anyway, and just say there's a possible links.
Speaker 1: It that weren't possible.
Speaker 2: It's all I'm asking, please, Yeah, yeah, I wonder how
Speaker 2: would we not know that? I don't know now eight
Speaker 2: months nine months into the Trump administration, now we do
Speaker 2: know that.
Speaker 3: Who would be pregnant though? And use Thailand Oliver again
Speaker 3: when there are other options at the.
Speaker 2: So you're you're concerned about the brand, I'm concerned about
Speaker 2: the children.
Speaker 1: Well I'm both so.
Speaker 3: You know, because you'd think, you know, I don't think
Speaker 3: it's been proven, but there's a one in a thousand chants,
Speaker 3: So let's let's use something else.
Speaker 2: So she's gonna wait and see and take a look
Speaker 2: at the evidence and read the annuncement. Because RFK has
Speaker 2: got some great policies in mind. He's also half a
Speaker 2: crank half the time. Well, it would be great news
Speaker 2: if it were true, if they could do it's true,
Speaker 2: because figuring it out, man, that's that's what we all
Speaker 2: want to do. All right, we got Katie's headline. Do
Speaker 2: we have Katie's headlines on the way? Heck, yeah, we
Speaker 2: have Katie's headlines on the way. I hadn't seen Katie
Speaker 2: in the hallway, so, uh, you know, she's got a
Speaker 2: lot going on, speaking of a pregnancies and whatnot. Uh,
Speaker 2: there's she is smiling right there. She just walked in
Speaker 2: the door. We got Katie's headlines on the way. Lots
Speaker 2: of news to get to some of the highlights from
Speaker 2: the big memorial service yesterday.
Speaker 1: Lots of things that happened over the weekend.
Speaker 3: The UN is meeting this week, and every country but
Speaker 3: the United States now seems to be on board with
Speaker 3: a two state.
Speaker 1: Solution and they're all proudly leading the charge. Whatever the
Speaker 1: hell that means.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can name a couple of parties that have
Speaker 2: no interest in it, the Israelis and the Palestinians.
Speaker 1: You crack pots, what are you talking about?
Speaker 2: There's Joe's Take a Lot on the way Stay here.
Speaker 2: More excerpts keep coming out from Kamala Harris's book. Is
Speaker 2: the book ever gonna come out? Or is it just
Speaker 2: going to be excerpts until it's all been read? But
Speaker 2: she continues with her hilarious excuse making. So we've got
Speaker 2: more of that from one hundred and seven Days coming
Speaker 2: up later. Plus our fundraiser continues. We're raising money to
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Speaker 2: on that, but first let's figure out who's supporting what.
Speaker 1: It's the lead story with Katie Green.
Speaker 4: Katie Ready, starting.
Speaker 5: With ABC News, else said the FBI is investigating quote
Speaker 5: possibility of accomplices in Charlie kirk shooting.
Speaker 1: By the way, I became aware yesterday from the.
Speaker 3: I don't know what you'd call this crowd, the Maga
Speaker 3: right or the q'non right or whatever, but cash Battel
Speaker 3: is in on it now. With Israel and the killing
Speaker 3: of Charlie Kirk, Cash Battel is.
Speaker 2: In league with the Jews and killed Charlie kirk FBI CIA.
Speaker 2: And it was Israel that killed Kirk. Oh, that's surprising.
Speaker 2: According to the q'non right.
Speaker 1: I was in talking with a correspondent yesterday, huh NBC news.
Speaker 5: Trump publicly pushes Attorney General Pam Bondi to prosecute his
Speaker 5: political foes.
Speaker 1: But play those clips.
Speaker 3: She said some things last week and over the weekend
Speaker 3: that you can't believe it. Attorney general is saying about
Speaker 3: hate speech.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we will join others in calling fouls on
Speaker 2: our own side. It's too much. It's not good, it's
Speaker 2: not smart. Let's be better than that.
Speaker 4: From the Washington Times.
Speaker 5: More Russian incursions into European airspace sparks fears of war.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I hope that comes up a lot in the UN
Speaker 3: meetings this week, as he putin, keeps trying out different countries,
Speaker 3: and if it were.
Speaker 2: To come up in the UN meeting, shack, what effect
Speaker 2: would that have.
Speaker 1: That's a good point, you.
Speaker 4: Guys touched on this. From the New York Times.
Speaker 5: Britain, Australia, Canada, and Portugal all recognize a Palestinian state.
Speaker 2: Again, the Palestinians say what are you talking about? The
Speaker 2: Israeli say, we have no interest in that, So what
Speaker 2: are you doing? Virtue signaling jackasses from.
Speaker 5: The BBC, Trump says Murdoch's likely to be involved in
Speaker 5: US TikTok deal.
Speaker 1: What I hadn't heard that? Okay?
Speaker 4: Rupert Yes and his son.
Speaker 6: From the New York Post, runaway cow dubbed Mootilda gains
Speaker 6: cult following after crowdfunded rescue from an Arizona slaughterhouse.
Speaker 1: Wait, there's a lot there. Yeah, well you're gonna give
Speaker 1: a sad story.
Speaker 2: We'll have to go deep on that moo Tilda Mootilda,
Speaker 2: which is really the key to the whole story that
Speaker 2: ban go from.
Speaker 4: Study fines fat but fit.
Speaker 5: New research shows carrying some extra weight may not.
Speaker 4: Shorten your life.
Speaker 2: Okay, good, because that's what my plan is. Super super
Speaker 2: is anybody who's not going to carry a little extra
Speaker 2: weight clear to their death? I mean, come on, who
Speaker 2: you kidding?
Speaker 1: Well and use the sin. I congratulates you, but shut up,
Speaker 1: all right?
Speaker 5: And finally, from the battylon Bee Democrats hold candlelight vigils.
Speaker 1: For Jimmy Kimmel. Right, yeah, is he coming back or not?
Speaker 2: Is the question you you're the only person that brought
Speaker 2: up on last week the idea of him coming back.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's coming back at all.
Speaker 3: No, well, I'll be on YouTube or something like that,
Speaker 3: but he ain't gonna be on ABC with his show.
Speaker 2: I think he is. I think he really. I think
Speaker 2: he should be. I at least he should not be
Speaker 2: off for the reasons he's currently off. I just like
Speaker 2: him so much. It's uh, Captain smug anyway. There's so
Speaker 2: much to discuss today, as always, just you know, everything everywhere,
Speaker 2: all at once is what's going on in the world,
Speaker 2: and we'll get to it. If you miss a segment,
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Speaker 7: As President Trump and more than two hundred world leaders
Speaker 7: begin arriving in New York for the UN General Assembly,
Speaker 7: an overheated climate of political violence capped by the recent
Speaker 7: killing of Charlie Kirk, has police and the Secret Service
Speaker 7: feverishly rethinking and expanding security from the air, the street,
Speaker 7: and the water. Thousands of officers and federal agents are
Speaker 7: keeping watch. There are no specific threats to the UN
Speaker 7: General Assembly or to any of the dignitaries attending. We
Speaker 7: are reminded none of the attacks in the country over
Speaker 7: the last fourteen months was predicted in advance.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's a decent point right there. Yeah, yeah, Okay,
Speaker 3: I don't want to get off on that, but yeah,
Speaker 3: I won't get off on that. It's a distraction. But
Speaker 3: I have heard from many people who live in New
Speaker 3: York and then pundits who write about it, that that
Speaker 3: is a week if you can plan your vacation around it.
Speaker 3: You want to get out of town when the UN
Speaker 3: Assembly is there because the security is so high you
Speaker 3: just can't go anywhere or do any of The New.
Speaker 1: York Times simply called it gridlock week.
Speaker 3: Coming up in our two, we'll get into some of
Speaker 3: the highlights from the big Charlie Kirk memorialists yesterday, and
Speaker 3: then what it might mean for the country as a
Speaker 3: religious wakening, or the politics of it and all that
Speaker 3: different sort of stuff for the UN. The fact that
Speaker 3: seven more countries are announcing this week in front of
Speaker 3: thunderous applause, I'm sure that they now recognize or hope
Speaker 3: to recognize a Palestinian state, including Great Britain, Australia and Canada.
Speaker 1: France.
Speaker 3: As you know, he said it on facination yesterday Macron did,
Speaker 3: I had already done it. Some of our biggest friends
Speaker 3: are going to stand up in front of a thunder
Speaker 3: of applause at the UN and talk about a Palestinian state.
Speaker 3: They'd stuck with us all these years, but finally have
Speaker 3: turned the corner. And in a related story, I have
Speaker 3: sainted my dog sat Baxter is now officially recognized by
Speaker 3: me as a saint. Anybody got any questions? No, it's
Speaker 3: about as meaningful.
Speaker 2: What do you even mean You've recognized the Palestinian state.
Speaker 2: Tell me about its borders, it's governance. Telling me about
Speaker 2: the treaty it is ready to sign. Tell me really
Speaker 2: anything about this fantasy. It's one of the most ridiculous
Speaker 2: things I've ever witnessed in geopolitics.
Speaker 1: Well, why is it happening? I mean, is there?
Speaker 2: Is it just as simple as like, you know, your
Speaker 2: Prime Minister Starmer in England and you stand up and say,
Speaker 2: I believe there should be a Palestine, the state, and
Speaker 2: then all the Muslims you've let it into the country
Speaker 2: that hate you will shut up.
Speaker 1: Is that all there is to it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a big part of it. You will at
Speaker 2: least buy some patients from your Muslim minorities. You will
Speaker 2: satiate the lust of your pro Palestinian left and conservatives.
Speaker 1: You know, a lot like me, know precisely what you're doing, okay, but.
Speaker 2: You've neutralized, you know, a lot of the you know,
Speaker 2: the trouble you would get from the left.
Speaker 3: Because the only thing that's changed over the last many
Speaker 3: decades of standing with us, it's always been the United
Speaker 3: States and a handful of friends against the tide of
Speaker 3: all the rest of the world, claiming there needed to
Speaker 3: be a two state solution. But the only thing that's
Speaker 3: changed that caused our best friends to leave us is
Speaker 3: the growing Muslim population in their countries. It's the only
Speaker 3: thing I can think of.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they might say, well, Israel has gone too far
Speaker 2: retaliation from October seventh, and they should be looking for
Speaker 2: that two state solution. But Keir Starmer, who is a gutless,
Speaker 2: worthless weasel. Ask any brit Wow, they don't even like
Speaker 2: him at his own party. It's just the Labor Party
Speaker 2: will be out of power soon, Nigel fell get all
Speaker 2: the photo ops with the Trump you can they're Kir
Speaker 2: because your day's air number. TikTok. Anyway, in terms of
Speaker 2: political power. Certainly, I'm not urging any sort of violence.
Speaker 1: But what was I saying?
Speaker 2: Blah blah blah zaba anyway, it's it's meaningless rhetoric.
Speaker 1: It truly is, but it's.
Speaker 2: Not It doesn't help the United States if the United
Speaker 2: States ends up, are we completely alone now or do
Speaker 2: we have like one country somewhere that's on our side.
Speaker 2: It doesn't help to be the United States by itself
Speaker 2: against the whole world saying no, I don't think a
Speaker 2: two state solution is a good idea. Well, it's never
Speaker 2: mind whether it's a good idea or not, it's not possible.
Speaker 2: These people are advocating for something that can not happen. Well,
Speaker 2: as you pointing out at that's just so the two
Speaker 2: parties involved don't like the idea, right. Indeed, here's a
Speaker 2: headline for you, The world sees hope for two state
Speaker 2: solution Israelis and Palestinians see none.
Speaker 1: Where's that?
Speaker 2: Wall Street Journal expected recognition of the Palestinian state by France,
Speaker 2: the UK, Canada and the countries that don't matter as
Speaker 2: part of an effort to breathe life into a dying solution.
Speaker 2: Two states living side by side on the ground. The
Speaker 2: two state solution is more remote than ever I would say,
Speaker 2: and not to beat you to death with this sort
Speaker 2: of thing, but Jack, feel free to jump in. But
Speaker 2: it's way, way less likely than when Arafat got everything
Speaker 2: he asked for and said yeah no at.
Speaker 1: The very very end.
Speaker 2: It's worse than when Clinton thought he had a deal,
Speaker 2: never mind Carter back in the day, and at the
Speaker 2: very last second the Palestinian said, nah, we changed our mind.
Speaker 2: We'd rather wipe out Israel. Polls, which in the nineties
Speaker 2: and early two thousands consistently indicated majority support on both
Speaker 2: sides for two states, have in recent years shown that
Speaker 2: only a minority of Israelis and Palestinians support the idea
Speaker 2: or think it's feasible in practice.
Speaker 1: Well, that's interesting. I didn't know that politicians who have
Speaker 1: been back.
Speaker 2: Is anybody gonna mention that all day long on any
Speaker 2: of the newscasts where they talk about England and Canada
Speaker 2: now recognize as a two state solution, Are they gonna mention?
Speaker 1: Polling shows neither.
Speaker 2: Side is interested right well, and for what it's worth,
Speaker 2: I was staunchly in favor of the agreements worked out
Speaker 2: by both Carter and then Clinton. Back in the day,
Speaker 2: it seemed like a really good solution, and those two
Speaker 2: excellent solutions for the Palestinians were rejected.
Speaker 1: It's like everybody. So it's not that I don't want
Speaker 1: it to happen, it's that I know it can't.
Speaker 2: So as I ask over and over again, what are
Speaker 2: we doing here, like everybody at work or everybody in
Speaker 2: your family or whatever, talking about Brandon and Jenny should
Speaker 2: get married. Yeah, I think I'm in favor of Brandon
Speaker 2: and Jenny getting married. But Brandon doesn't like Jenny, and
Speaker 2: Jenny is like Brandon. They're like, what are you people doing?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: But you're going around talking about it. When do you
Speaker 2: think we should have the wedding? I think we should
Speaker 2: have a June. I think it's too late, it should
Speaker 2: be earlier. Wait a second, we're the participants. Neither one
Speaker 2: of us want to get married. More than one hundred
Speaker 2: and forty countries already recognized Palestine as a state, including
Speaker 2: much of the developing world, and indeed I would ask
Speaker 2: them those same questions, what do you mean by that?
Speaker 1: Exactly?
Speaker 2: I love this. I love it meaning I hate it.
Speaker 2: Let me see if I can find it. Oh, where
Speaker 2: is it? The statement by one of our closest English
Speaker 2: speaking allies explaining how important it is to gain that
Speaker 2: two state solution. Oh and a peace deal that would
Speaker 2: return all the hostages living and dead, and restore peace
Speaker 2: to Gaza. And we've already explained what they're doing, obviously,
Speaker 2: But my only reaction is, yeah, we know you want that.
Speaker 2: Everybody wants that. We've been trying to get that. We
Speaker 2: can't have that, So stop pretending again, and then.
Speaker 1: I will shut up.
Speaker 2: This is the most egregious, astounding, and almost hilarious acts
Speaker 2: of diplomatic silliness I have ever witnessed. Somebody liked to
Speaker 2: bet me about a two state solution, I will give
Speaker 2: you one hundred to one on any sum of money
Speaker 2: you care to wager. You put up one hundred, I
Speaker 2: will put up ten thousand.
Speaker 1: Michael, check my mask.
Speaker 2: I'm not glad. What's your timeline? Well, let's you name it.
Speaker 2: I mean, let's be serious. Clock's ticking. You're not gonna
Speaker 2: live forever.
Speaker 3: Certainly ten years should be a fine timeline. No, there
Speaker 3: will not be a two state solution in.
Speaker 1: The next ten years.
Speaker 2: No north of ten after that, north of ten after that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it'll be interesting to see the way it's talked
Speaker 3: about all week are, all day long and all week long,
Speaker 3: I suppose.
Speaker 2: As it'll be in Oh sorry, go ahead. It'll be
Speaker 2: one of the dominating topics of the un all week long.
Speaker 2: And I don't know how many people will mention that
Speaker 2: poll you just quoted that neither the Israelis nor the
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Speaker 1: It's good to be right. What camping this weekend?
Speaker 3: My son and I my boy Scout and I my
Speaker 3: thirteen year old and I far northern California, which every
Speaker 3: time I go on.
Speaker 2: She's like, this is spectacular up here, absolutely easily spectacular,
Speaker 2: No wonder.
Speaker 1: People come from all over the world.
Speaker 2: But we got chased out of our camp by a
Speaker 2: bear and we had to leave her and to tell
Speaker 2: that story a little bit later. But my son, the
Speaker 2: boy Scott, was so helpful. It was like camping with
Speaker 2: an adult. He did most of the cooking, He did
Speaker 2: the setting up and tearing down and everything like that
Speaker 2: was it was so so amazing. I really enjoyed it.
Speaker 2: Does he have a schedule of fees? We might inquire
Speaker 2: about camp assistant professional campus him Mount Campsier, if you will.
Speaker 2: We did a seven mile hike on Saturday with some
Speaker 2: pretty good elevation that absolutely kicked my hind end and
Speaker 2: my legs are so sore. Michael, I thought Camp Sierge
Speaker 2: was quitty, pretty pretty weather. That was clever campiers We
Speaker 2: have confirmation exactly.
Speaker 3: H yeah, Actually, if you could hire somebody like that,
Speaker 3: it's got a bit of a glamping vibe to it
Speaker 3: to hire somebody to do all but well the actual
Speaker 3: camping work.
Speaker 1: Well, exactly, I'm lazy and I have money, so that's exactly.
Speaker 2: Oh that's the other thing I noticed from this, and
Speaker 2: I'm reminded of this anytime I butt up against lack
Speaker 2: of opulence and comfort. It's so much more satisfying than
Speaker 2: what human beings chase. We all chase ultimate comfort and ease,
Speaker 2: and it doesn't satisfy us in the way that difficulty
Speaker 2: and and basic I don't know, accouterments do it. It's
Speaker 2: the interesting thing about I think that every time I'm
Speaker 2: camping this, this has been a lot of work all
Speaker 2: day long to get together everything, how we're going to sleep,
Speaker 2: build a fire, everything you gotta do to cook some food,
Speaker 2: than to clean up and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 2: But I'm oddly way more satisfied then when I'm in
Speaker 2: a you know, a nice clean bedroom and everything's prepared
Speaker 2: for me and blah blah blah, overcoming obstacles. Yeah, we're
Speaker 2: made to love that. Yeah, that's a great, great point.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Oh, anyway, I off to talk about the bear
Speaker 1: angle on it.
Speaker 2: Have your campsierge jot that down your musings. That's another
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Speaker 1: Offer, camp sierge, Do you jot down my musings?
Speaker 2: I'm having amusings, having from really deep musings. All right,
Speaker 2: we've got mail bag on the way and a bunch
Speaker 2: of other stuff. Stay here.
Speaker 1: Coming up next hour.
Speaker 2: Some key moments from the Charlie Kirk memorial service, some
Speaker 2: of which were incredibly eloquent and terrific, some of which
Speaker 2: were just odd.
Speaker 1: Well, it was five hours long.
Speaker 2: Is it mostly a political event for MAGA or was
Speaker 2: it mostly ah, like a revival more or less and
Speaker 2: on an inflection point in the next great awakening in
Speaker 2: this country. You know, I didn't see the whole thing,
Speaker 2: but it was a pretty good percentage of each of
Speaker 2: those things, and a couple of others as well.
Speaker 1: It was it was a pastiche if you will love
Speaker 1: me quota the pretty fancy word you're throwing around. I'm
Speaker 1: feeling fancy today.
Speaker 2: I was looking for quotes about posterity, you know, just
Speaker 2: being remembered in that sort of thing. But the first
Speaker 2: one I came across was from John Quincy Adams, who
Speaker 2: was talking.
Speaker 1: To the future, the generations of the future.
Speaker 2: He said, posterity, you will never know how much it
Speaker 2: cost the present generation to preserve your freedom.
Speaker 1: We need to we need to repeat that more.
Speaker 2: Mailbag, as for instance, even our side is playing fast
Speaker 2: and loose with the freedom of speech, not having it.
Speaker 2: Coming up with Ted Cruz and Ran Paul and others
Speaker 2: on that, Yes, coming up, I was nearly eaten by
Speaker 2: a bear. Oh good Lord, drop us a note mail
Speaker 2: bag at armstrong e Geddy dot com. Ryan from Houston writes, there,
Speaker 2: I was Tuesday evening, maybe seemingly inspired by the Holy Spirit,
Speaker 2: I crafted what might have been the perfect email. I
Speaker 2: sent it to my liberal lesbian mom, and she sent
Speaker 2: me a message saying she felt like she was being
Speaker 2: hugged by Ronald Reagan. I sent it to the deplorable
Speaker 2: Nick Fuentes. He sent back a message that said he's
Speaker 2: feeling the pain of all he is wrong. Both agreed
Speaker 2: the only way for this feeling to spread a humanity
Speaker 2: is if Joe Getty read the email on mailbag Wednesday,
Speaker 2: then to my horror, Joe felt like golfing instead of
Speaker 2: bringing the nation together. Then my lesbian mom and Nick
Speaker 2: Foyantes told me, well, if only Jack could read it
Speaker 2: over the text line on Friday, it might work. Only
Speaker 2: to find out Jack still in pants, went to the ocean,
Speaker 2: probably to meet up with his Ukrainian sweetheart.
Speaker 1: I got a lot of blowback from my ocean pic.
Speaker 1: It's fifty eight degrees.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's out of bounce to her pants
Speaker 2: with fifty eight degrees.
Speaker 1: That's right, not at all anyway.
Speaker 2: My mom called me back and said I'm a maga fascist,
Speaker 2: and Nick Flantes called me a beta cuck. Thanks Armstrong
Speaker 2: and Eddy, that's funny. Ryan in Houston, moving along, Ah
Speaker 2: Zach writes Jens quick look at Blue Sky this morning
Speaker 2: left me flabbergasted. A search on Erica Kirk in the
Speaker 2: memorial led to one hundred percent at minimum dismissive and
Speaker 2: dismissive and regularly just awful posts mocking her in Charlie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is the nice Twitter Blue Sky. It's supposed
Speaker 3: to be the grown up Twitter Yeah.
Speaker 2: Comments like pointing out she has three k's in her
Speaker 2: name bizarrely, as well as bashing her on the strange
Speaker 2: claim that she forgave the shooter because he was maga.
Speaker 2: I know Blue Sky is a minority, but I just
Speaker 2: find it stunning the cognitive dissonance that exists in these circles.
Speaker 3: That whole shooter was maga thing, which is the idiotic thing.
Speaker 3: Jimmy Kimmel said that allegedly got him fired, but it's
Speaker 3: a moronic view. Seventy percent of Democrats, at least in
Speaker 3: a poll last weekend, believed the shooter maga. That is
Speaker 3: amazing and brings me to telling you what I want
Speaker 3: to talk about next hour, among other things. And that
Speaker 3: is and we've discussed the concept of a preference distortion
Speaker 3: than a preference cascade where people wake up there's a
Speaker 3: moment where they realize, oh, I'm.
Speaker 2: Not in a minority, I'm in a huge majority. And
Speaker 2: I believe this is one of those times. And that
Speaker 2: is proof of it. More on that to come. Let's
Speaker 2: see Aaron Wright's chilling Chilling the left feels censored, apparently
Speaker 2: the entirety of media aside.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, does the left not control education?
Speaker 2: K through college, big tech, NGO's medical associations, the arts, museums,
Speaker 2: corporate and financial sectors of DEI and HR And that
Speaker 2: word chilling, They sure seem to.
Speaker 1: They sure like to share.
Speaker 2: Notes, don't they. They met it synonymous with the Kimmel incidents. Censorship, Please,
Speaker 2: they don't have the lived experience capital that'll make that claim.
Speaker 2: That's actually a kind of clever use of their own
Speaker 2: terminology against them. Ps they censored our favorite person forever.
Speaker 2: I say, Charlie Kirk was my favorite person, but he
Speaker 2: was a hell of an interesting person.
Speaker 3: And not a perfectly fair use of the word term.
Speaker 3: They right, Yeah, exactly, guys.
Speaker 2: There might be a cure for baldness, writes Powello, complete
Speaker 2: change topic headline, Did U see la just cure baldness?
Speaker 2: And he wants to know, Jack, if you would go
Speaker 2: for hair, if it was effective and safe and the
Speaker 2: rest of it, He says, I'd think looking cool without
Speaker 2: hair and the need.
Speaker 1: To groom it would be a wonderful thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I look cool, but not having
Speaker 3: hair is pretty awesome A lot of times. I mean,
Speaker 3: just I haven't won I haven't spent a cent on
Speaker 3: hair care products in thirty years, and I never think
Speaker 3: about it. I don't have to think about a hat
Speaker 3: or the wind or rain or anything.
Speaker 2: Bad haired hay, good haired hay doesn't exist.
Speaker 3: That'd be something if they announced a cure for autism
Speaker 3: and the cure for baldness on the same day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, which might be today. We got to talk about
Speaker 1: that next hour.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, there's a big announcement that's supposed to come
Speaker 2: out today, right from the CDC or something. All right, Well,
Speaker 2: we'll keep an eye on that and we'll bring it
Speaker 2: to you as soon as it happens.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Trump teased that they might know what causes autism, which
Speaker 3: of course would be an enormous deal if that's true.
Speaker 2: Got a great email from a young man too, who,
Speaker 2: in the wake of Charlie Kirk's murder and the memorial service,
Speaker 2: wants some advice. He's been so beaten up living in
Speaker 2: Blue America that he just he's lost the energy to
Speaker 2: disagree with people anymore. It feels beaten down. And yes,
Speaker 2: we have some good advice for you, sir.
Speaker 1: Stay with us.
Speaker 3: Little earthquake in San Francisco today, maybe you felt it
Speaker 3: if you're listening on our San Francisco station.
Speaker 2: But we got a lot more to come. As we teased,
Speaker 2: I hope you can be here, armstrong and Getty