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 Getty and he Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 3: I just watched the video I hadn't seen it of
Speaker 3: the dude that plays for the women's volleyball team for
Speaker 3: San Jose State. Yeah, and clearly the fastest person on
Speaker 3: the court.
Speaker 1: Oh, the most violent spiker, the greatest leaper. I mean,
Speaker 1: this fella can leap like an NBA player, explosive why
Speaker 1: physique and the upper body. And again, I don't care
Speaker 1: how you want to express, what kind of person you
Speaker 1: want to be. I really don't, But there are dudes
Speaker 1: playing women's sports and people are okay with it.
Speaker 3: Well, it's gone the other direction now. So we've got
Speaker 3: five teams in a row that have forfeited against San
Speaker 3: Jose State.
Speaker 2: They won't play.
Speaker 1: God bless those brave gals, because they're going to run
Speaker 1: into some real opposition.
Speaker 3: Some of the states have not are some of the
Speaker 3: schools have not been forceful enough to me in their
Speaker 3: explanation of why they I mean some of the early
Speaker 3: ones they even came up with. It's just a scheduling
Speaker 3: conflict or whatever. No no, no, no, say it out loud,
Speaker 3: say you're not going to play against the team that's
Speaker 3: got a dude on the team.
Speaker 1: Part of it is like California schools would be afraid
Speaker 1: of being prosecuted by the state or the federal government
Speaker 1: because remember Biden and Harris tried to get transgender as
Speaker 1: a protected class under Title nine.
Speaker 2: So you got.
Speaker 3: You got the boys and girls' sports where they dominate.
Speaker 3: Like I don't know why. It's Connecticut, where the Connecticut
Speaker 3: boys have just broken all the track records for high
Speaker 3: school and stuff, like a really.
Speaker 2: Blue state, so there's very little pushback.
Speaker 3: But I like, you remember the story we had a
Speaker 3: couple of years ago. We didn't follow this enough. Like
Speaker 3: a middle aged dude that played juco women's basketball, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 2: That's a completely different thing.
Speaker 3: He was like forty years old, still had college eligibility
Speaker 3: because he didn't finish school and went back and played
Speaker 3: women's juco basketball, and he was pretty good. He wasn't
Speaker 3: like he was dominating into it. He was a forty
Speaker 3: year old out of shapegun.
Speaker 2: My guys I played with in church league, they used
Speaker 2: to be pretty good.
Speaker 3: So that's a different thing. It's still not cool, but
Speaker 3: I found that one somewhat a music.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was amusing, although on my memory is going
Speaker 1: back to that high school that forfeited the game midway
Speaker 1: through because the boy, the young man on the other
Speaker 1: team had injured so many of their players.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know how.
Speaker 3: I can't believe that dads weren't and moms weren't flying
Speaker 3: out of the stands, attacking refs, or allowing.
Speaker 1: Or dragging their player off the field to the court.
Speaker 1: I would have made such a scene. Oh yeah, if
Speaker 1: my kid had been at that, I've been in the
Speaker 1: middle of the court. You had to get the police
Speaker 1: to get me out of there.
Speaker 2: I want everybody's attention right now. Who's okay with this? Right?
Speaker 2: Good lord?
Speaker 1: So, one of the San Jose State volleyball players, books
Speaker 1: Brooks Lesser I think her name is, it joined us
Speaker 1: a dozen more than a dozen other female athletes ensuing
Speaker 1: the NCAA for Title nine violations, and here she is.
Speaker 2: It's the brand new cut Michael.
Speaker 4: I fully support every school that is deciding to find
Speaker 4: the courage take the stand to not play against us.
Speaker 4: It's so many people above you, as a young woman
Speaker 4: telling you just do what you're told in sports, put
Speaker 4: your head down, work hard, that's it.
Speaker 2: Don't complain.
Speaker 4: And so I think it's just amazing to see that
Speaker 4: there's these young women that are finally deciding to use
Speaker 4: their voice and take a stand.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, she went on to say a couple other things.
Speaker 2: Well, that's the main point.
Speaker 1: But in the sickening part of it to me, well,
Speaker 1: or a number of sickening parts of it, honestly, is
Speaker 1: that these young women, when they say we don't want
Speaker 1: a dude on our team, we don't want a dude
Speaker 1: in the locker room, are told by both men and women,
Speaker 1: shut up women, the guy who's going to do what
Speaker 1: he wants, and you women don't get to say anything
Speaker 1: about it. And the fact that this isn't a ninety
Speaker 1: seven percent, you know, disapproval women's rights issue in America
Speaker 1: just goes to show you how far the ideological capture
Speaker 1: of the neo Marxist left has gone to American women
Speaker 1: who have been convinced if you are a good person
Speaker 1: and you want approval and you want to belong, you
Speaker 1: need to espouse these beliefs. And for whatever reason, there's
Speaker 1: a hell of a lot of American women, less than
Speaker 1: you would think from the media, but a hell of
Speaker 1: a lot of American women who said, oh, okay, I
Speaker 1: want to be a good person, and so I will
Speaker 1: repeat what I have been told.
Speaker 2: Uh, it's it's just it's just so hard to believe.
Speaker 3: It's it's been going on for years and I still, like,
Speaker 3: actually can't believe it's actually happening.
Speaker 1: I know, like I said last hour, I feel like
Speaker 1: I'm standing there saying arguing in favor of the proposition
Speaker 1: that there is a sun in the sky.
Speaker 2: Look at it. It's so don't look at it, look
Speaker 2: for long, but look at it. You can feel the
Speaker 2: warmth coming from it. No, there's there's no sun in
Speaker 2: the sky.
Speaker 1: Well, how is it that we've arrived at a place
Speaker 1: so insane I'm having to even make this argument.
Speaker 3: So I was just looking up San Jose State because
Speaker 3: I don't know anything about San Jose State. Thirty six
Speaker 3: thousand students Division one. So these are Division one girls
Speaker 3: college volleyball players. You know how good you've got to
Speaker 3: be to get to play a Division one sports. I mean,
Speaker 3: you have to be freaking awesome. And somebody's not playing
Speaker 3: because you got a guy in the team right, five
Speaker 3: universities in a row. How much coverage is this getting
Speaker 3: in the main stream media. I have not seen a
Speaker 3: syllable about it on the network, you know what, that's true.
Speaker 3: I haven't either other than this show, and like Fox,
Speaker 3: I won't seen anywhere either and post.
Speaker 1: If they did report on it, it would be you know,
Speaker 1: surface level wildly biased.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it would be like it's a fifty to fifty issue.
Speaker 1: Some parents are upset or Republicans pounced when blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Not it's crazy, and I gotta believe ninety percent of
Speaker 3: Americans think it's crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the numbers are not quite that high, but they
Speaker 1: are increasing rapidly as more and more people are confronted
Speaker 1: with what strikes me is an incredibly obvious reality. But
Speaker 1: it took them a while to get there and find
Speaker 1: welcome to sanity. Oh, this makes me insane, it's.
Speaker 3: I don't I believe it is as high as ninety percent.
Speaker 3: There's just a great chunk of people that are like
Speaker 3: diluting themselves even though they know it doesn't make sense,
Speaker 3: because they think it's the appropriate thing to do, which
Speaker 3: is scary. Yeah, the power of the power of I
Speaker 3: want to be part of the cool crowd or on
Speaker 3: the right side of history, or whatever it is that
Speaker 3: makes people do that is really frightening.
Speaker 2: Yes, Michael, you saw this all throughout COVID. Yeah, yeah, true.
Speaker 3: That's a good example of things that just plane didn't
Speaker 3: make sense. The whole gotta wear a mask as you
Speaker 3: walk from here to the booth. Then you can take
Speaker 3: your mask off. But it's just you know, this is
Speaker 3: what the cool, smart people are doing, or people in
Speaker 3: my social where I run, So that's what I'll do.
Speaker 2: Too, just ignoring obvious reality. This makes no sense.
Speaker 1: And the whole argument over the sun is fairly harmless,
Speaker 1: I suppose, but this is doing actual damage to women
Speaker 1: and the other aspect of it that I think we
Speaker 1: can't hammer too much. And I'm reminded of one of
Speaker 1: my favorite quotes from Voltaire, Truly, whoever is able to
Speaker 1: make you It's translated in different ways. Those who can
Speaker 1: make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities. And
Speaker 1: I read It's at home unfortunately, but I have a
Speaker 1: really great analysis of it that goes into the context
Speaker 1: of what he was writing about at the time, and
Speaker 1: his point was when you surrender the right to determine
Speaker 1: for yourself reality. If you will submit to somebody making
Speaker 1: you say that volleyball player is a woman, they've made
Speaker 1: you believe or say absurdities, you have surrendered your right
Speaker 1: to determine what is right or wrong in your actions
Speaker 1: as well. And whether you know it or not, you
Speaker 1: have been broken. You have been forced to your knees
Speaker 1: and forced to say something you know to not be
Speaker 1: true in the manner of Mao's cultural revolution in China.
Speaker 1: And that's not only a horrifying thing because your spirit
Speaker 1: is broken and you have become like a pack animal,
Speaker 1: but also because then they have control of you. And
Speaker 1: that is when you see you know, people hounded Jews, accosted,
Speaker 1: physically terrorized on college campuses. Those are students who have
Speaker 1: been made to believe absurdities or say absurdities, and who
Speaker 1: are now committing atrocities because they have been told to
Speaker 1: They've been told it's right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and on the whole trend thing is so I
Speaker 3: don't I think it's beyond peaked and it's on the downside,
Speaker 3: I hope.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: But if it were not, you know, you will be
Speaker 3: dead soon. I mean, look at us, we both got
Speaker 3: one foot in the grave.
Speaker 2: Please.
Speaker 3: People that feel this way, the young people that have
Speaker 3: grown up with this is normal.
Speaker 2: They won't even question it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I wonder, although it's funny my kids do and
Speaker 3: I've never said a word about it. They were immediately like,
Speaker 3: this is nuts. So maybe I'm wrong about that.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I sneak into your house late at night and doctor Nathan,
Speaker 1: you know I should have told you years ago.
Speaker 3: But I know your dad only talks about Columbus Day.
Speaker 3: But I gotta tell you about some other things, right, right, Katie.
Speaker 2: You have thoughts?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I just just to remind everyone. In the words
Speaker 5: of the beautiful Riley Gaines, hot dogs are dogs.
Speaker 3: I should realize that was her. Oh that's fantastic. I
Speaker 3: need that on a shirt stop.
Speaker 2: I'm certainly a fan of that. Yeah, dogs are dogs.
Speaker 2: Do you get that? Folks?
Speaker 1: Trans women are women? We're told, well, no, they're not.
Speaker 1: Hot dogs are dogs. There's our middle finger raised rejoinder,
Speaker 1: which I love. Whoever can make you repeat absurdities can
Speaker 1: make you commit atrocities.
Speaker 3: There should be better journalism around this. There should have
Speaker 3: been when San Jose State did have opponents as they
Speaker 3: went nine to zero, there should have more press in
Speaker 3: the stands talking to people. So, I see you're enjoying
Speaker 3: the game. They got a dude on the team. What
Speaker 3: do you think of that?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sorry, was there more to that thought.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, like a women's volleyball team playing
Speaker 1: against one or more dudes. What we're up against is
Speaker 1: the media and the educational complex had been captured by
Speaker 1: the neo Marxists, and so it's an uneven playing field.
Speaker 1: But there we are, game on now. I haven't called
Speaker 1: her a dude. Joe Getty has?
Speaker 2: Did they pass that law which we're not because.
Speaker 3: Misgendering was going to be against the law. They were
Speaker 3: trying to get that going in California, right, Yeah, I
Speaker 3: think it's going to be like a workplace harassment. Oh
Speaker 3: my god, please Gavin sue me. Please, Gavin, I'm begging.
Speaker 1: I will refrain from saying anything cruel about you for
Speaker 1: three weeks, two weeks, if you please would sue me
Speaker 1: over that.
Speaker 2: It's a beautiful dream.
Speaker 3: So Kamla has got a new ad out that's supposed
Speaker 3: to bring in the working class man. We'll see if
Speaker 3: you think it's effective or not. It's been mocked in
Speaker 3: some quarters well and neutrally presented, so that among other
Speaker 3: things on the way. I don't know how many of
Speaker 3: you hear the opening of the Armstrong Ngetty show every day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, first half hours of Blockbuster, Yeah, kind taper off.
Speaker 3: What are there called benchmark things that we do every
Speaker 3: single day?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: For instance, the freedom loving quote of the day today
Speaker 1: was from the great Thomas Sowell, who said, one of
Speaker 1: many disservices done too young people is giving them the
Speaker 1: puffed up notion that they are in a position to
Speaker 1: pass sweeping judgments on a world that they have barely
Speaker 1: begun to experience. And I thought it was interesting that
Speaker 1: he used the term to service. It's something we do
Speaker 1: too young people, and it's cruel and it's go ahead.
Speaker 1: I know you have thoughts on this, but it like
Speaker 1: tells them they have to that they're in charge and
Speaker 1: they need to change the world.
Speaker 2: And that's utterly inappropriate. That's laying a weight on them
Speaker 2: they don't deserve, right.
Speaker 3: Well, one of our favorite sayings around here when you're
Speaker 3: talking about X one and one, and that's I like
Speaker 3: that one.
Speaker 2: Do you think you're better than me? And that's another saying,
Speaker 2: I like your trademark. Yeah, quit staring at me? What
Speaker 2: are you looking at?
Speaker 3: One of our favorite sayings though, if you're talking about
Speaker 3: used to be millennials, but now millennials are all grown ups,
Speaker 3: gen Z, gen X whatever.
Speaker 2: They didn't raise themselves.
Speaker 3: It's not like it's some genetic you know, it's the
Speaker 3: culture they came into, created by us, the adults.
Speaker 2: And so I often wonder about this.
Speaker 3: You've talked about the normal teenage tendency to want to rebel,
Speaker 3: but I wonder what that was like back in the
Speaker 3: day on the prairie.
Speaker 2: I get that that's part.
Speaker 3: Of being a teenager, But would you because everybody had
Speaker 3: the same lot in.
Speaker 2: Life, Yeah, what would you have been rebelled? What would
Speaker 2: have been in your mind?
Speaker 3: I mean, everybody's dressed the same doing the same job,
Speaker 3: with the same expectations.
Speaker 1: Well, I think you know, it's bast awkwards now and
Speaker 1: upside down is that Until fairly recently, it was clear,
Speaker 1: I think, to virtually all children that you will earn
Speaker 1: your way up to being taken seriously, being respected as
Speaker 1: an opinion.
Speaker 2: The adults are talking in other words, right.
Speaker 1: And that was part of life, and that was not
Speaker 1: to be resented or or it needn't be cruel at all,
Speaker 1: because it's a perfectly appropriate thing to say. If I'm
Speaker 1: discussing family finances with my wife and my kid wants
Speaker 1: to pop in and throw something out there that's that's
Speaker 1: sweet and it's cute. But then the adults need to talk.
Speaker 1: And I think the child centered family phenomenon that we've
Speaker 1: talked about a little bit and the I've done it
Speaker 1: too much myself. I know I have the self esteem
Speaker 1: movement thing it gave kids. And again this is a
Speaker 1: very very recent development, the idea that you are absolutely
Speaker 1: your opinion is absolutely equal, and you Gretituneberg at age
Speaker 1: sixteen are in charge of fixing the world.
Speaker 2: Who would do that to a child?
Speaker 1: Again, put the weight of the world on their skinny
Speaker 1: little shoulders.
Speaker 2: That's not good for them. It's terrible.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I have said to my children. You probably have
Speaker 3: two years before or most parents, but I have said
Speaker 3: to my children before, So you, as a thirteen year old,
Speaker 3: know how.
Speaker 2: This whole thing works.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how did you figure this out?
Speaker 1: You know? I actually tried with my kids, with love
Speaker 1: and respect to to tell them and I always use
Speaker 1: the metaphor when you first become an adult or a
Speaker 1: young adult. You've walked in the front door of a
Speaker 1: big complex building, and there's a tendency to stand there
Speaker 1: in the lobby and tell everybody what's going on in
Speaker 1: that building.
Speaker 2: I suggest you.
Speaker 1: Explore the building for a while before you start telling
Speaker 1: people about the building. And that's what life is. You
Speaker 1: gotta be a little humble, which didn't come naturally to
Speaker 1: me either, but that message was delivered to me as well.
Speaker 1: That's nice, but it's a lot more complicated than that.
Speaker 1: You'll understand more the more you live and observe it.
Speaker 1: That's not hurtful.
Speaker 3: Well, And the crazy thing is you get less certain
Speaker 3: about everything the older you get in the more experience
Speaker 3: you have, like well, like practically everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, speaking of being humbled, it's like a rookie walking
Speaker 1: into a locker room in the NFL, for instance, and
Speaker 1: say any of the veterans, all right, I'm.
Speaker 2: Going to tell you what the NFL is all about.
Speaker 2: How would that go over? Right?
Speaker 3: He would be laughed out of the franchise. So Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris is struggling with young men. They put together a
Speaker 3: new ad to try to appeal to young men. It's
Speaker 3: being mocked in some circles.
Speaker 6: We'll see how you like it Armstrong and Geeddy.
Speaker 3: So there are some people that believe at least the
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris campaign feels like they're losing. Wow, look at her.
Speaker 3: I just saw her up there on the TV. She
Speaker 3: had the angry, yelling face like of Trump as opposed
Speaker 3: to the joyful, happy, smiling face that she has had
Speaker 3: along Some people to believe that. One the fact that
Speaker 3: she changed her argument. It seems with three weeks to
Speaker 3: go over the weekend going with I released my medical records.
Speaker 3: Where is their medical records? His brain is shot? Have
Speaker 3: you seen this? Like wre this is your closing argument
Speaker 3: now it's going to be that he's like he's mentally ill.
Speaker 3: And then also the fact that she's doing these interviews
Speaker 3: that she hadn't done prior. She's going on Fox tomorrow,
Speaker 3: She's sitting down with Brett Behar, gonna do an interview
Speaker 3: on Fox. She's gonna go on Joe Rogan next week,
Speaker 3: and sitting down with Joe Rogan. That seems like a
Speaker 3: I got a swing for the fences here, because those
Speaker 3: are dangerous settings for her.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, I'm still trying to figure out exactly why
Speaker 1: she's doing it. It's either desperation or really hoping to
Speaker 1: woo a handful of never Trump Republicans who are watching
Speaker 1: Brett bhar It seems just you know, running across a
Speaker 1: minefield for a can of coke.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 3: And then the other indication is working so hard to
Speaker 3: show up the black vote, particularly the black mail vote.
Speaker 3: When you're shoring up the vote that's supposed to be
Speaker 3: your like your baseline, you can count on it.
Speaker 2: Vote at the end that ain't.
Speaker 1: Good's that's desperate straits. Hey, this is a tangent before
Speaker 1: we get into the main thing. But we got to
Speaker 1: play this. This is the obnoxious Kristen Welker with Mike Johnson,
Speaker 1: the Speaker of the House, on the hole show us
Speaker 1: your medical records thing thirty seven.
Speaker 2: Michael, So it's unnecessary.
Speaker 3: You can see that he didn't release his medical records.
Speaker 2: You don't want to know things like his.
Speaker 3: Cholesterol level, whether he's dealing with any issue that we
Speaker 3: may not know about if he's going to be commander
Speaker 3: in chief.
Speaker 2: And he also said he would relieve cognitive to your question,
Speaker 2: should he release that?
Speaker 7: The American people christ and the American people don't care
Speaker 7: about the cholesterol level of Donald Trump. They care about
Speaker 7: the cost of living and the fact they cannot pay
Speaker 7: for groceries because Kamala Harris and Joe Biden's policies they
Speaker 7: put them in that situation.
Speaker 2: Boy, mecal records are that's fine.
Speaker 1: That's fine about that clip makes the Martha Radits.
Speaker 2: The Venezuelan gangs violent.
Speaker 1: Venezuelan gangs have only taken over a handful of apartment
Speaker 1: complexes in Aurora, Colorado.
Speaker 2: That makes that look sensible.
Speaker 1: I mean, you don't think people want to know Donald
Speaker 1: Trump's cholesterol level.
Speaker 2: Show me Donald Trump's cholesterol level. Yeah, that was Lord.
Speaker 3: She had to be thinking that was about example. Nobody
Speaker 3: cares about anybody's cholesterol level. Yeah, the fact that he's
Speaker 3: going to be the if he wins, the oldest president
Speaker 3: we've ever elected, you'd.
Speaker 2: Think they'd be I want to look at their vitals.
Speaker 1: But sure, hey, And that would be a reasonable thing
Speaker 1: to want to expect, except that the presidents and presidential
Speaker 1: candidates released what they want and nothing else, and always
Speaker 1: have and there's no standard.
Speaker 3: And the sitting president everybody in the country knows, isn't
Speaker 3: capable of being president, right, now any president for several
Speaker 3: more months.
Speaker 1: Correct, Yeah, anyway, so under the main fair, So, Kamala
Speaker 1: is desperate to shore up her numbers among a number
Speaker 1: of constituencies, including those traditionally loyal Democrats. But she's also
Speaker 1: trying to snag young men because they are breaking in
Speaker 1: enormous numbers toward Trump and the campaign, and some of
Speaker 1: their supporters have unleashed the real men for Kamala add
Speaker 1: that both of us saw online or whatever it was,
Speaker 1: and it's funny both of us had a similar reaction
Speaker 1: to it. We'll play you the audio first and then discuss.
Speaker 3: I'm man enough to enjoy a barrel proof bourbon meat,
Speaker 3: man enough to cook my steak rare, man.
Speaker 8: Enough to deadlift five hundred and break out of my
Speaker 8: daughter's hair.
Speaker 3: You think I'm afraid to rebuild a carburetor, ty your
Speaker 3: carburetors for breakfast.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid of bears. That's what beer hugs were for.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you another thing. I shure I'm not afraid
Speaker 2: of women. They want to control their bodies. I say
Speaker 2: go for it. When use I you have to start
Speaker 2: a family, I'm not afraid of family. I'm man enough
Speaker 2: to tell you that I cry.
Speaker 6: I love actually goodwill hunting well side story impreded, and I'm.
Speaker 3: Sick of so called men domineering, belittling and controlling women
Speaker 3: just so they can feel more powerful.
Speaker 2: That's not how my mama raised me.
Speaker 1: All right, fair enough, you got a rancher, you got
Speaker 1: a mechanic, you got a biker.
Speaker 2: Do you got a weight lifter?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: Manly outdoor as he met, Well, except it reeked inauthenticity. Yeah,
Speaker 3: just reeked of it, like none of them came off
Speaker 3: as the slightest.
Speaker 1: Bit real guy. Yeah, and that's that's the funny thing.
Speaker 1: It was ripped online. Everything's ripped online, but as the
Speaker 1: cringiest political had ever created. Yes, an example of complete
Speaker 1: shocking incompetence and reason enough not to vote for Airis
Speaker 1: and others have said, yeah, the men are like beta males,
Speaker 1: and this is difficult to say in a way that
Speaker 1: doesn't make us come off as as well.
Speaker 2: Dix.
Speaker 1: I wasn't buying for a single second that the I
Speaker 1: eight carburetor guy for Breakfast had ever seen a carburetor.
Speaker 1: The rancher I know ranchers. Turns out they're all actors.
Speaker 1: They're like improv comedians. And Hollywood types. Winston Carter, the
Speaker 1: farmer who's man enough to whatever he said, appears to
Speaker 1: have been a part of a comedy collective called heck Bender,
Speaker 1: which released a low budget twenty sixteen movie called Spaghetti Man.
Speaker 1: He co starred as the superhero wears a paperbag on
Speaker 1: his head and shoots spaghetti from his hands.
Speaker 2: It sounds very entertaining. It's an not superpower, nonethe less.
Speaker 2: So all these.
Speaker 1: Guys, no, not a single one of these guys. Well,
Speaker 1: the black guy who was talking about deadlifting, he's actually
Speaker 1: a fitness guy. But not a single one of these
Speaker 1: guys was who they claimed to be, which would suggest
Speaker 1: that they just couldn't find any.
Speaker 3: Or well, you're it'd be hard to find. Even if
Speaker 3: you're gonna find real ranchers, mechanics, all that sort of
Speaker 3: stuff who come off as more manly men, then you're
Speaker 3: gonna put the words in their mouths. And I'm not
Speaker 3: afraid of allowing a woman to do what she wants
Speaker 3: with their body.
Speaker 2: Yeah, whoever says crap like that, right right?
Speaker 3: Who is willing to be portrayed as possibly afraid of that?
Speaker 2: And it's just so weird.
Speaker 3: It's like a Barack Obama's lecture to those black dudes
Speaker 3: that we played earlier, where he said, and you think
Speaker 3: that's being a man. You don't think a woman can
Speaker 3: be president? No, no, no, I'm worried about inflation. The
Speaker 3: economy is my thing. Well, and I've been listening.
Speaker 1: Now for several months, and she doesn't seem to have
Speaker 1: any policies at all other than pandering. So no, it's
Speaker 1: because you're a racist or sexist. There's something the whole
Speaker 1: trying to shame people into voting for Kamala. She trying
Speaker 1: to shame black men into voting for Kamala. And then
Speaker 1: you got Joe Biden with it. If you don't vote
Speaker 1: for me, you ain't black. Holy cow, I'd like to
Speaker 1: apologize to Black America for all politicians in the way
Speaker 1: they condescend the y'all.
Speaker 2: It's disgusting. I just came across this kind of interesting.
Speaker 3: Liberal talk show host Bill Maher said he wasn't worried
Speaker 3: that former President Trump would win the twenty twenty four race.
Speaker 3: He said, he's not he's not panicking, not even nervous.
Speaker 2: About this election.
Speaker 3: Hm.
Speaker 2: That's interesting. Yeah, they're right.
Speaker 3: I appreciate that as opposed to going with the it's
Speaker 3: the last election because I don't I don't like Elon
Speaker 3: saying that about it's the last election of Kama wins.
Speaker 2: It's just this is not good.
Speaker 3: First of all, it definitely gives license to crazy people
Speaker 3: to do violent things.
Speaker 2: I mean, because you if you.
Speaker 3: Believe one of them winning would end the country, you're
Speaker 3: a patriot to try to stop that, argue Oblake.
Speaker 1: Sure, Elon's point about they want to eliminate the Electoral
Speaker 1: College and pack the Supreme Court, and he had one more,
Speaker 1: oh the filibuster, and they will so pervert our current
Speaker 1: electoral system that they never lose again.
Speaker 2: And I just I don't see that happening.
Speaker 1: It's like, you know, they are on the left media
Speaker 1: taking one hundred percent seriously the idea that Trump will
Speaker 1: cancel further elections, or he was talking about using the
Speaker 1: National Guard of the military to deal with the enemy within,
Speaker 1: including Adam Schiff, and they were taking it completely seriously
Speaker 1: that he would have like one hundred first Airborne go
Speaker 1: after Adam shift And none of that stuff is going
Speaker 1: to happen.
Speaker 2: Trump is.
Speaker 1: A loose cannon and a lunatic in a lot of ways,
Speaker 1: but the institutions of this country. If we let them
Speaker 1: do what they do, will do what they do, and
Speaker 1: we will be fine mostly.
Speaker 3: Kam Law on the other hand, good lord, Do I
Speaker 3: think he would steal an election if he could? Yes,
Speaker 3: I do think he would, Donald Trump. But I don't
Speaker 3: think our system will allow it.
Speaker 2: No, I don't either. He Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't want to relitigate there the twenty twenty election
Speaker 1: or whatever.
Speaker 3: But here's a dumb thing I will do briefly, just
Speaker 3: in case you come across it today. Because I heard
Speaker 3: the left version of it first before I heard the explanation,
Speaker 3: and I wondered, what the hell's going on there? I
Speaker 3: flipped on Morning Joe on MSNBC this morning, and they
Speaker 3: showed Donald Trump at a rally kind of swaying back
Speaker 3: and forth the music, and they said, Mika or Joe,
Speaker 3: there you see Donald Trump swaying to music as he
Speaker 3: did for minute after minute after minute at a rally yesterday.
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris is calling for mental competency tests and to
Speaker 3: release his records. Here you see Donald Trump. And then
Speaker 3: they all just started laughing. What is he doing? How
Speaker 3: long did he stand there just swaying to the music.
Speaker 3: I know, how crazy is that? Has he lost his mind?
Speaker 2: Did he need to be helped off stage? So I
Speaker 2: heard that and I thought, what is going on there?
Speaker 3: It wasn't until I was watching Fox that I heard
Speaker 3: there was a couple of medical emergencies at his rally,
Speaker 3: and so as happened sometimes while paramedics were dealing with that,
Speaker 3: they just went to music, and he just stood up
Speaker 3: there and waited until they got a dealt with That's
Speaker 3: what was going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so fine, But how is one.
Speaker 3: Side full of misinformation and disinformation and needs to be
Speaker 3: regulated by the government and the other one we can
Speaker 3: trust to regulate when when they're when they're portrayed to me?
Speaker 3: If I hadn't watched Fox, I would have I would
Speaker 3: have thought, Wow, what would crazy Trump do there?
Speaker 2: Why was he just standing there all that time as usual?
Speaker 2: I think you got two groups of people.
Speaker 1: You got people so evil that they want to have
Speaker 1: the power of censorship.
Speaker 2: They want that power.
Speaker 1: And then you have the useful idiots who, because they
Speaker 1: only hear one side of it, think you know that
Speaker 1: you're right, the Republicans lie all the time. We should
Speaker 1: eliminate misinformation. Or you have a new clip I'm not
Speaker 1: sure it's it's up yet, but Kamala railing at the
Speaker 1: NAACP about the need to hold accountable and punish any
Speaker 1: social media outlets and other media that allow disinformation and misinformation.
Speaker 1: So she's vowing more censorship by the government through the
Speaker 1: companies that are afraid of them.
Speaker 8: Oh you do, Yeah, go ahead, and we'll put the
Speaker 8: Department of Justice of the United States back in the
Speaker 8: business of justice. We will double the Civil Rights Division
Speaker 8: and direct law enforcement to counter this extremism. We will
Speaker 8: hold social media platforms accountable for the hate infiltrating their platforms,
Speaker 8: because they have a responsibility to help fight against this threat.
Speaker 2: To our democracy.
Speaker 6: And if you profit off of hate, if you act
Speaker 6: as a megaphone for misinformation or cyber warfare, if you
Speaker 6: don't police your platforms, we are going to hold you
Speaker 6: accountable as a community.
Speaker 1: Keeping in mind that saying young people don't need the
Speaker 1: COVID vaccine, the schools ought to be open. America is
Speaker 1: the land of opportunity. That's all hate speech.
Speaker 2: Hunter's laptop was Russian disinformation, right exactly?
Speaker 3: Yeah, great, or MSNBC saying look how crazy Trump has
Speaker 3: he just stood there, he locked up.
Speaker 2: Okay, what is that?
Speaker 3: That's I mean, that's the definition of misinformation, which you're
Speaker 3: allowed to do because if I don't like it, then
Speaker 3: I stop watching you sure crazy.
Speaker 2: We will finish Strong next, are Strong, And.
Speaker 3: I just contacted an advice nurse. Her advice for me
Speaker 3: in just a couple of seconds. It's kind of funny,
Speaker 3: all right, And I want to go through a couple
Speaker 3: of texts here as we finished Strong, Jack and Joe,
Speaker 3: but Jack. Last week, I was in a CBS and
Speaker 3: needed to use the restroom. A homeless man went in
Speaker 3: just before me. He was washing his feet in the toilet.
Speaker 3: I chose to leave. If your goal to wash your
Speaker 3: feet is to make them cleaner, I'm not sure the
Speaker 3: toilet's start a place.
Speaker 1: It depends on the state of the toilet. You know
Speaker 1: how it is you walk into a store, John, and
Speaker 1: you're thinking, this.
Speaker 2: Could be great, this could be horrible.
Speaker 3: We were talking about schools public schools earlier. As of
Speaker 3: October twenty twenty three, Oregon high school students do not
Speaker 3: need to demonstrate basic master in reading, writing, or math
Speaker 3: to graduate, meaning you can graduate high school without proving.
Speaker 2: Proficiency in these areas.
Speaker 3: The State Board of education has paused the essential skills requirement,
Speaker 3: which I assume was put in place because of COVID
Speaker 3: and people fell behind, which is stupid anyway. So your
Speaker 3: answer is, to kids fell behind, I will just let
Speaker 3: you graduate without being able to do math or read.
Speaker 2: Now we won't teach you. How is that a benefit?
Speaker 3: Why wouldn't the conversation be should we keep around everybody
Speaker 3: go to another year's school or whatever you're going to
Speaker 3: come up with.
Speaker 2: Right, but the idea of will lower the standards?
Speaker 3: Who I never I've never understood this, but anyway, I'll
Speaker 3: read on. They paused the essential skills requirement, which assessed
Speaker 3: these skills, extending this pause through the twenty seven to
Speaker 3: twenty eight school year.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, because standards are racist, among.
Speaker 3: Other things, and it will be paused indefinitely, probably, So
Speaker 3: it's going to go on for another four years and
Speaker 3: they'll just.
Speaker 2: Keep keep it going.
Speaker 3: So there's no requirement for graduating high school. It doesn't
Speaker 3: mean anything other than your parents took advantage of the
Speaker 3: government provided childcare.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I need to quibble with one word in
Speaker 1: that article. They use the term mastery. It's not mastery,
Speaker 1: it's just getting to a minimum level clearing the bar
Speaker 1: of all right, you know most of the alphabet.
Speaker 3: We talked a lot about the San Jose volleyball. Dude,
Speaker 3: it's like the Seinfeld episode where Kramer dominates.
Speaker 2: The kids karate glass. It's somewhat like that. We've gotten
Speaker 2: quite a.
Speaker 3: Few texts from people who don't believe Brett Behar is
Speaker 3: going to do a tough interview with goam l hears.
Speaker 3: They think that Fox is out to keep Trump from winning.
Speaker 3: Uh and uh and that. So I think you're wrong.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think they're wrong too.
Speaker 1: Brett occasionally will surprise me with how quote unquote moderate
Speaker 1: he is not conservative, which is fine. He sees himself
Speaker 1: as an old school neutral junk.
Speaker 2: You don't have to be a conservative at all to
Speaker 2: do a good interview with me either.
Speaker 1: No, I'd be shocked if he doesn't do a good one, although, frankly,
Speaker 1: when he and Martha moderated the debate, that was terrible.
Speaker 2: Almost finish. Let's get ready final thoughts with Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 3: So my advice from the advice nurse I'll save for
Speaker 3: my final thought. Here's your host for final thoughts, Joe Getti.
Speaker 1: Michael back in the saddle, again lead us off final thoughts.
Speaker 9: Yeah, when vacationed on the coast and I was walking
Speaker 9: along the beach and I saw what appeared to be
Speaker 9: a memorial setup, and we thought, oh, we got to
Speaker 9: be silent, you know, maybe somebody's son died here or whatever.
Speaker 9: It turns out it was a John Denver memorial.
Speaker 2: Oh from where he plane crashed.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and so yeah, people were out there.
Speaker 2: Check your fuel gauge. It's a good reminder. Yeah, Katie
Speaker 2: Green are esteemed Newswoman. As a final thought, Katie.
Speaker 5: We touched on that story earlier of my mom and
Speaker 5: dad being an Alameda and getting all four of their
Speaker 5: tires stone. I would just like to reiterate that the
Speaker 5: car was parked in a handicap spot, like on top
Speaker 5: of steal.
Speaker 2: And everything you want the car and.
Speaker 3: The handicap stole four wheels off a car in a
Speaker 3: handicap spot.
Speaker 2: Animals, how shure Utopia coming along? Jack? Final thought. So
Speaker 2: I had a particular issue.
Speaker 3: I won't get into the details, but I called the
Speaker 3: advice nurse during the show and they said, does your
Speaker 3: scrotum feel hotter than usual to the touch?
Speaker 2: And I told him no, I don't know what.
Speaker 3: The baseline temp is so I don't really Oh you
Speaker 3: can fry an egg on this thing?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Wow, Wow, okay, okay, I'm being asked to follow that. Yes,
Speaker 1: I need to reread my contract.
Speaker 2: Your punchline was so good. You don't need to have
Speaker 2: a final three you go. I'm strong in Getty. Pick
Speaker 2: up another. They're grueling four hour work. So many people
Speaker 2: who thinks so little time?
Speaker 1: Oh golly g you should go to armstrong in getty
Speaker 1: dot com for the hot links. Pick up some ang
Speaker 1: swag for your favorite Ang fan. We really do need
Speaker 1: to get the hot dogs are.
Speaker 2: Dogs t shirt? Gone? Well, we got to talk to
Speaker 2: Hanson about that.
Speaker 3: Is it hot to the touch? See you tomorrow. God
Speaker 3: bless America.
Speaker 2: I'm man enough to enjoy it. I'm strong and Getty. Oh,
Speaker 2: everybody's attention right now. Do you think I'm afraid to
Speaker 2: rebuild a carburetor? You carburetors for breakfast? Okay, don't you
Speaker 2: think that's a little odd. I've been thinking that we
Speaker 2: really all need a tremendous hug, and I'm going to
Speaker 2: stop you. I'm not a fan. It is a painful moment.
Speaker 3: We get that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely are you sure, oh dead show.
Speaker 7: This has to stop, and it has to stop like
Speaker 7: the day before yesterday.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you all very much. Armstrong and Getty