Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio of the
Speaker 1: George Washington Broadcast Center. Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty arm
Speaker 1: Strong and Jetty and now he.
Speaker 2: Armstrong and Yetty, New York finally getting back to normal
Speaker 2: traffic wise. The UN General Assembly is over. And by
Speaker 2: the way, what a successful General Assembly it was. The
Speaker 2: world just exploding with peace right now.
Speaker 1: Just great session, guys. Uh yeah.
Speaker 3: Difficult to find anybody of any intellectual heft defending the
Speaker 3: UN these days, so fine work it does.
Speaker 1: Ian Bremmer tweeted out over the weekend, it's the most
Speaker 1: important meeting that happens in the world every year. And
Speaker 1: I think he was one hundred percent sincere, I wonder
Speaker 1: about that boy. Sometimes this is breaking news. Financial Times
Speaker 1: reporting Iran preparing to launch missile against Israel, says US official.
Speaker 1: There's a lot there, says US official. So that means
Speaker 1: we know it somehow. How do we know when Israel
Speaker 1: Iran's planning to launch a missile? Did Israel tell us?
Speaker 1: Do we know it? Did we tell Israel? And why
Speaker 1: are we telling the world? Obviously is the thing because
Speaker 1: we could have kept it to ourselves. So is that
Speaker 1: letting Iran know, Hey, we know what you're about to do,
Speaker 1: so we're ready for it. Yeah, there's all kinds of
Speaker 1: things going on there. The Wall Street Journal has today
Speaker 1: the US is positioning military forces in the Middle East
Speaker 1: to deter an Iranian attack. And this was written before
Speaker 1: the headline that just came out that Iran is planning
Speaker 1: to shoot a missile at Israel. The Biden administration is
Speaker 1: moving military forces to deter an Iranian response, worried that
Speaker 1: Iran is going to launch something significant like they did
Speaker 1: many months back that was thwarted by the Iron Dome
Speaker 1: in the United States and some of the Arab countries
Speaker 1: and a whole bunch of different people that joined in
Speaker 1: to stop that drone attack from happening. The other interesting
Speaker 1: thing in the headlines today is that commandos went in
Speaker 1: again overnight, So there's a ground offensive with tanks and
Speaker 1: troops and everything like that from Israel into Lebanon. Commandos
Speaker 1: went in overnight and apparently they've been doing that for weeks.
Speaker 1: Just nobody knew it and it wasn't reported, but they'd
Speaker 1: been doing that every night for weeks now, going at
Speaker 1: night and grab it has blar. Grabbing intelligence are all
Speaker 1: those different sorts of things.
Speaker 3: And according to earlier reports, the Israeli ground forces and
Speaker 3: are not encountering any resistance at all.
Speaker 1: What's your take on Iran firing a missile at Israel.
Speaker 3: I think they felt like they had to do something
Speaker 3: to maintain face in the Arab world, the Muslim world.
Speaker 3: I think it's a useless gesture. They are incredibly vulnerable.
Speaker 3: Their pit bulls in the region have all been defanged,
Speaker 3: I mean to an extent nobody thought was even possible,
Speaker 3: and therefore they can no longer say to Israel, yeah,
Speaker 3: you go hard at us, will unleasha attack dogs. And
Speaker 3: so now Iran is feeling quite vulnerable. So I have
Speaker 3: a feeling they're calculating very very carefully what to do.
Speaker 3: So I suspect this will be a fairly measured deal
Speaker 3: that's dealt with pretty easily.
Speaker 1: You Know.
Speaker 3: What I was reminded of, and it's troubling, is the
Speaker 3: number of Obamaists who are in the Bible administration who
Speaker 3: staked their professional reputations on the idea of during the
Speaker 3: Obama years and now the Biden years, pivoting toward Iran
Speaker 3: and and coming up with a diplomatic solution for the
Speaker 3: whole Iranian nuke thing and bringing them back in the
Speaker 3: Family of Nations and settling everything through very and this
Speaker 3: is going to be prejudicial, very intellectual, long term negotiations,
Speaker 3: and that Biden is captured by that team. And that's
Speaker 3: one of the reasons he's been working so hard to
Speaker 3: restrain Israel, even when it's an idiotic thing to do
Speaker 3: and victories within their grasp, is that he just he
Speaker 3: is still clinging to the idea of some some sort
Speaker 3: of lasting daytunt with Iran. I hope you're right that
Speaker 3: this is more or less a gesture from Iran. I
Speaker 3: still don't know if that last big drone attack was
Speaker 3: a just Some people think it was just it was
Speaker 3: planned to fail, it was just a show that we're trying.
Speaker 3: Others believe it was a full on assault attack, empt
Speaker 3: to bomb the hell out of Tehran and it just
Speaker 3: didn't work.
Speaker 1: I don't know which is Tel Aviv yeah or Tel
Speaker 1: Aviv yeah, yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, well we'll see, and god forbid, if this ballistic
Speaker 3: missile were to do serious damage on the Israeli capital
Speaker 3: or whatever else, who knows, Israel might think, all right,
Speaker 3: we got you on your back foot. Here's another one
Speaker 3: for you, Kerk bluie right now. Where that Kerk blue falls,
Speaker 3: I don't know well.
Speaker 1: And they've still got the problem of Iran is screaming
Speaker 1: toward a nuclear weapon and almost certainly going to get
Speaker 1: it unless somebody does something about it, and Israel might
Speaker 1: think that here's our shot. There's never going to be
Speaker 1: a better time. Hesbel has wiped out, Hamas has wiped out.
Speaker 1: We got all these US ships behind us and now
Speaker 1: fifty thousand US personnels, so Iran can't really come after us.
Speaker 1: Let's do it now. I don't know why you wouldn't
Speaker 1: if you're ever going to stop them.
Speaker 3: Well, knowing these Israelis, they've probably got C four in
Speaker 3: the waistband of the Ayatola's underpants right for a chance
Speaker 3: to write, to press the button, or who knows some
Speaker 3: sort of cyber capability that's gonna cripple the Republican guard
Speaker 3: or who knows it might not be a so called
Speaker 3: kinnectic attack, although I guess the whole pager thing was
Speaker 3: pretty kinetic.
Speaker 1: If you had one strapped to your belt. If your
Speaker 1: jug gets blown off, that's kinetic enough. Did you see
Speaker 1: the report that so they had been gathering information on
Speaker 1: these Hesbala dudes for years, part of this whole pager
Speaker 1: attack and figuring out where they were so they could
Speaker 1: drop bombs over the weekend and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: They were listening to people through their TVs, listening to
Speaker 1: people through their televisions.
Speaker 3: Wow, at least Mark Zuckerberg just tries to sell me
Speaker 3: pants or what have you, whatever I've mentioned most recently.
Speaker 1: Is it that something they got into the smart devices
Speaker 1: and were able to listen to all kinds of conversations
Speaker 1: for years. Oh my gosh, how do we know this? Now?
Speaker 1: You gotta pipe down with that. I read it out
Speaker 1: at the Times, the Post wherever I read it. That's something, Well,
Speaker 1: it's out. Yeah, it's not just you know, Sony gathering
Speaker 1: information against you, probably because you got a TV with
Speaker 1: a speaker on it. It's foreign actors can possibly get
Speaker 1: in for the horrible and the various reasons. Never thought
Speaker 1: about that. I've always just thought about that. I don't like,
Speaker 1: you know, Tesla spying on me or Facebook or whoever
Speaker 1: the hell, but about China or Iran.
Speaker 3: China's just looking at me thinking this guy is lazy.
Speaker 3: Good lord, how has he achieved anything in his life?
Speaker 3: Look at that, that's the third football game he's watching.
Speaker 3: All right, switch off to surveil someone else.
Speaker 1: This guy's used. Yes, Iran would say, guess what Jack's
Speaker 1: doing getting another donut? Yeah, you nailed it. What's donut
Speaker 1: boy up to three guesses? Well? Okay, anyway, I thought
Speaker 1: that was pretty interesting. Well, we'll see what happens today.
Speaker 1: Why did we Israel begin ground operation in Lebanon? Okay,
Speaker 1: that's the ABC headline, which they say is going to
Speaker 1: be limited. In short, they really are pretty much wiping
Speaker 1: out Hezbollah, so it would seem. And we'll see. Why
Speaker 1: did the United States announce Iran is sending a missile
Speaker 1: to Israel? It's got to be to till. Hey, we
Speaker 1: know it's coming. So what are you up to? I
Speaker 1: don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I want to talk more about this later because I
Speaker 3: have so enjoyed some great thinkers and writers just utterly
Speaker 3: laying the wood to Biden, Weak, indecisive, Biden still calling
Speaker 3: for de escalation, still calling for a truce like they
Speaker 3: did within moments of the the the last person dying
Speaker 3: on October seventh.
Speaker 1: We need a cease fire don't escalate. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: I loathe him. Here's more on that that just came
Speaker 1: out from the New York Times. Iran is preparing an
Speaker 1: imminent ballistic missile attack against Israel, a White House officials said.
Speaker 1: Is the United States is actively supporting Israel's defense preparations. Huh,
Speaker 1: an imminent ballistic missile attack, a direct military attack from
Speaker 1: Iran against Cirsao will carry severe consequences for Iran, said
Speaker 1: the US official on conditions of anonymity. Now, yesterday, getting
Speaker 1: to what Joe was just saying, I found this troubling.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden was asked about Israel's attack or imminent ground evasion.
Speaker 1: What do you think about the fact that you are
Speaker 1: you aware that Israel is planning a ground invasion which
Speaker 1: went ahead and happened. This was right before it happened yesterday,
Speaker 1: And Joe Biden said, We're completely aware and it needs
Speaker 1: to stop. Wow. One, what businesses it of yours to
Speaker 1: tell Israel it needs to not try to get rid
Speaker 1: of an enemy that fires thousands of rockets at them constantly?
Speaker 1: And two, how many times are you going to tell
Speaker 1: somebody no and be ignored before you start to decide
Speaker 1: that's not a good look.
Speaker 3: Yet another example of Joe Biden's lack of uh, how
Speaker 3: would you describe it as his lack of ability to
Speaker 3: reckon with reality.
Speaker 1: And be a big boy and reflect it in his comments.
Speaker 3: He lives in an imaginary world, which you know, maybe
Speaker 3: partly age, but he's always as you know. Gates famously
Speaker 3: said he's been wrong about every major forbe policy question
Speaker 3: for the last fifty years. But, as Gerard Baker writes,
Speaker 3: the only appropriate response to Israel's gallantry, fortitude, and skill
Speaker 3: from us It's nominal allies are thank you and how
Speaker 3: can we help?
Speaker 1: Instead?
Speaker 3: Time and time again, Israel's supposed friends, including the administration
Speaker 3: of Biden and Harris, while expressing sympathy over the outrage
Speaker 3: of October seventh and uttering the usual support for quote
Speaker 3: Israel's right to defend itself, has repeatedly tried to restrain
Speaker 3: it from doing just that. Their early valuable support has
Speaker 3: been steadily diminished by the way they've often connived with
Speaker 3: the anti Israel extremists in their own party. Before Israel
Speaker 3: had even buried its dead last October and Hamas was
Speaker 3: busy murdering its hostages, there were calls for Israel to
Speaker 3: cease fire. For a year, we've heard our leaders balanced
Speaker 3: condemnations of Hamas and its terror masters on the one
Speaker 3: hand and the Jewish State on the other, a false
Speaker 3: equivalence that says more about the moral disorder in our
Speaker 3: own politics than about Israel's motives and actions.
Speaker 1: But wouldn't you be This has got to be an
Speaker 1: age thing. This has got to be he's not as
Speaker 1: sharp as he used to be, because I got to
Speaker 1: believe a slightly younger Joe Biden would have realized I
Speaker 1: can't say don't or stop again. I've done it like
Speaker 1: ten times in a row and been completely ignored. This
Speaker 1: is getting embarrassing. Yeah, yeah, I think so. Yeah he is.
Speaker 3: He is more round the bend than I think we
Speaker 3: have described on this show. I think his failing is
Speaker 3: more catastrophic than we even.
Speaker 1: Well, this could get exciting while we're on the air today.
Speaker 1: Who knows how imminent this attack is from from Iran?
Speaker 1: Remember the big drone attack they did last time? You
Speaker 1: saw coming for hours? I don't know if that's probably
Speaker 1: not two of the ballistic missile, it'd probably be more
Speaker 1: like minutes. If on the domestic, Yes, right on the
Speaker 1: domestic front, the clean up from the killer hurricane continues.
Speaker 1: Some interesting stories and subplots from that. Plus, if you're
Speaker 1: looking for some bargain real estate, I can tell you
Speaker 1: where to get it. You're gonna have to reckon with
Speaker 1: some logistical problems. Yeah, some of those videos out of
Speaker 1: North Carolina specifically are just horrifying. We've got a lot
Speaker 1: on the way. I hope you can say with us.
Speaker 4: Days after Hurricane Heleen's hit. Nowhere appears to be hit
Speaker 4: harder than western North Carolina, where some areas received more
Speaker 4: than two feet of ray. Roughly six hundred people are
Speaker 4: still unaccounted for. The city of Ashville and the area
Speaker 4: around it has been largely cut off since Friday. Cell
Speaker 4: service is mostly out, electricity won't be restored for days,
Speaker 4: and help has been slow to arrive.
Speaker 1: President Biden delivered remarks on the devastation caused by Hurricane Eleen.
Speaker 1: He comforted victims by reminding them of how he once
Speaker 1: survived a flood in an arc. He's old, you see,
Speaker 1: he's very old. Apparently judging by that joke. Mark Awpern
Speaker 1: pointed out that the Republicans are trying to make hay
Speaker 1: with and I don't know if it'll work that. On Sunday,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden thought it was okay to spend at least
Speaker 1: part of his weekend at the beach, and there are
Speaker 1: photos of him, you know, laying there with his shirt
Speaker 1: open in the sun. While all this was going on.
Speaker 1: The Vice President spent a good chunk of her weekend
Speaker 1: doing big fundraisers with movie stars in southern California, and
Speaker 1: Republicans are trying to make hay with that. I don't
Speaker 1: know if it'll do any good.
Speaker 3: Right, It's just a reminder that all of the memes
Speaker 3: and accusations and arguments against George W. Bush in the
Speaker 3: way King Katrina, for instance, at completely phony.
Speaker 1: You know, that's a good point. That's a good point.
Speaker 1: So you weren't. You weren't making the argument that, look,
Speaker 1: a president or a vice president can do their job
Speaker 1: from anywhere. They don't need to be there. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: not what you were saying with George W. Bush. He
Speaker 1: didn't have the right expression on his face as he
Speaker 1: flew over the hurricane, and you killed him for it
Speaker 1: for years exactly. Kamala Harris had the window closed in
Speaker 1: her publicity shot as she was busily dealing with the hurricane. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's just it's so dumb and phony. There's no stopping it.
Speaker 3: But if the Vice President were necessary for the National
Speaker 3: Guard to get jugs of water to belieguer hurricane victims,
Speaker 3: what kind of system is that? That would be utterly dysfunctional,
Speaker 3: No kidding, It's idiotic on both sides, but so is
Speaker 3: most politics. The sleeper Hurricane Helene, which did plenty of
Speaker 3: damage on the Gulf coast, but then you know, snuck
Speaker 3: across several states and just kept unleashing hell in the
Speaker 3: form of heavy, heavy rain. The idea that western North
Speaker 3: Carolina would be the focal point of hurricane devastation, it's
Speaker 3: just odd or flooding.
Speaker 1: I was just reading about Ashville, which I spent a
Speaker 1: fair amount of time in when we lived in North Carolina.
Speaker 1: Beautiful Ashville, which is a hippie artist retirement sort of place.
Speaker 1: They've never even considered flooding there.
Speaker 3: It's not a funning Judy and I were there in July,
Speaker 3: spent a lovely day drinking the local craft, bruise and
Speaker 3: bruising the galleries, et cetera. And I've been looking at
Speaker 3: this video on the very streets We were walking and thinking,
Speaker 3: how can the water be that high? It's at elevation,
Speaker 3: but anyway, it's devastating. Just a handful of headlines. Over
Speaker 3: fifty five hundred National Guard troops deployed. Thank god for
Speaker 3: the National Guard and the great work they do. Water
Speaker 3: was breaking buildings down. Eyewitnesses talking about the torrents of
Speaker 3: water just dissolving brick buildings in front of them, houses
Speaker 3: floating away in their entirety, et cetera.
Speaker 1: I saw a guy talking about not only are the
Speaker 1: houses gone, but the ground the houses used to sit
Speaker 1: on is ground is gone, So there's no ground or houses,
Speaker 1: So it's not like you're going back right.
Speaker 3: Broken communication lines may counting the missing difficult. According to
Speaker 3: the White House, there could be up to six hundred
Speaker 3: people lost. But with no self service, you got people
Speaker 3: up in the hills, they can't get out and they
Speaker 3: can't make a phone call. They've got no electricity, water, food,
Speaker 3: et cetera. Terrible two million currently without electricity. There are
Speaker 3: at least fifty thousand personnel working to get power back
Speaker 3: on across multiple states. Obviously, the more urban center you're in,
Speaker 3: the quicker it'll be on. Folks out up in the
Speaker 3: hills are going to be waiting weeks, weeks and weeks.
Speaker 1: I was watching joy Read on MSNBC yesterday talking about
Speaker 1: how in a red state like North Carolina, where they
Speaker 1: have rejected multiple bills that could have mitigated climate change,
Speaker 1: they are now reaping the benefit of that point of view.
Speaker 3: I would like to see the First Amendment revoked for
Speaker 3: joy Read, she is an evil blot on the national consciousness.
Speaker 1: I guess that plays with some people. They believe that
Speaker 1: people North Carolina or Florida supporting some legislation could have
Speaker 1: stopped this hurricane from happening.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, bargain real estate available in Tampa. That story
Speaker 3: coming up and a great deal more from the news
Speaker 3: of the day.
Speaker 1: Hope you can stay with us Armstrong and Getty vice
Speaker 1: presidential debate tonight. Kill me. It's ninety minutes long. I
Speaker 1: think it could be sporty. You always say that. Wow.
Speaker 1: I hope you're right, folks.
Speaker 3: You see, you see this is a dysfunctional religi ge
Speaker 3: here the verbal abuse right there.
Speaker 1: Do you hear that? Wow? Anyway, So, in general, the
Speaker 1: Republicans are trying to lower expectations for vance and raise
Speaker 1: them for walls and vice versa. Right, sure, except for
Speaker 1: Trump not playing that game. Last night, he was on
Speaker 1: with Kelly Ann Conway on some sort of podcast and
Speaker 1: he said, you'll see it tomorrow with JD. It'll be stacked.
Speaker 1: And he's going up against a moron, a total moron.
Speaker 1: How she picked him is unbelievable. There's something wrong with
Speaker 1: this guy. He's sick. Trump not playing the lowering expectations
Speaker 1: game's opponent. I'm I admire your ability to be so
Speaker 1: amused by that. All I hear is an election being
Speaker 1: lost and radical gender theory advancing further across the American
Speaker 1: plane for instance. Oh my god. And then so you
Speaker 1: set the standard of it. If he's just not a
Speaker 1: moron or mentally deranged, it's a win, right yeah, beautiful
Speaker 1: good strategy. So a radical gender theory, it's a gender
Speaker 1: bending madness. Update, it's over. We haven't done one for
Speaker 1: quite a while. Wow, I assumed it all been fixed.
Speaker 3: Oh lord, no, it's not the beginning of the end.
Speaker 3: It's the end of the beginning. People know they have
Speaker 3: to fight this stuff. I held back on this story
Speaker 3: for a long time because it's so terrible, but then
Speaker 3: I realized, you've got to get people to understand the
Speaker 3: depth of the insanity that has infected our society, from
Speaker 3: the teacher colleges through the education system mostly.
Speaker 1: But a federal judge's ruled that.
Speaker 3: Would be unconstitutional for an Indiana prison to deny a
Speaker 3: transgender inmate sex reassignment surgery following the inmates lawsuit this
Speaker 3: dude who murdered an eleven month old baby in two
Speaker 3: thousand and one and is freaking crazy. The ACLU argued
Speaker 3: successfully that to deny him a sex change would be
Speaker 3: a violation of the Eighth Amendments prohibition of cruel and
Speaker 3: unusual punishment. This is a measure of how far this
Speaker 3: insanity has come that people just accept that a mentally
Speaker 3: ill person who decides, you know what, I'm a check
Speaker 3: I think must indulged in that mental illness.
Speaker 1: Well, and so is he hanging out with other women
Speaker 1: in the prison right now? Probably actually knows. And then
Speaker 1: you got the problem of taxpayers having to pay for
Speaker 1: this incredibly expensive surgery. Yeah, I know.
Speaker 3: This crazy dude has been taking female hormones and testosterone
Speaker 3: blockers since twenty twenty. H Wow, Wow, an insane child
Speaker 3: murderer gets an extremely expensive confirmation of his mental illness
Speaker 3: from taxpayers. That's how far it's gone. Moving along, And
Speaker 3: on a similar theme, a piece of writing that's getting
Speaker 3: a fair amount of attention online, at least the mainstream
Speaker 3: media is ignoring it. The husband of.
Speaker 1: The whistleblower who exposed the gender affirming medical care given
Speaker 1: a miners at Washington University Transgender Center at Saint Louis
Speaker 1: Children's Hospital. She was a very famous whistleblower last year
Speaker 1: who said, hey, they're still doing this stuff.
Speaker 3: It's undercover of darkness. They're denying it even as they're
Speaker 3: doing these cruel experiments on confused children. Her husband is
Speaker 3: a transgender dude who lived for thirteen years as a
Speaker 3: dude and is now detransitioning.
Speaker 1: And it's a long and really interesting piece. This poor
Speaker 1: woman was raped and sexually abused over and over again,
Speaker 1: had painful conditions related to menstruation and some of the
Speaker 1: other reproductive parts, and had just terrible psychological problems, and
Speaker 1: transitioned hoping that being a guy would straighten out her
Speaker 1: poor awful You wouldn't wish this on your worst enemy life.
Speaker 1: And now thirteen.
Speaker 3: Years in she saying, you know what, I'm a woman, so.
Speaker 1: So I know this is really dumb. You know how
Speaker 1: I can't figure out time changes for some reason? Yes,
Speaker 1: I never. I never had fallbacks there. I never know
Speaker 1: am I falling back or the clock's falling back? I
Speaker 1: never get figured out. I can't imagine where this is going, folks.
Speaker 1: So I'm as lost as you are. Yes, I can't
Speaker 1: never remember. When you say trans man, does that mean
Speaker 1: almost never ever? Do? Well? If I read that, If
Speaker 1: I read this trans man, does that mean they're currently
Speaker 1: a man and we're a woman the other way around? No,
Speaker 1: it's a recently arrived man. Think about it like that. Okay,
Speaker 1: so when I read transman, if I read trans woman,
Speaker 1: it means they were a man? You set your clock
Speaker 1: back an hour? That's crap. Yes, yeah, I googled it
Speaker 1: clock back an hour. There you go. So I like this.
Speaker 3: This is just another item, and I think maybe for
Speaker 3: the armstrong you getting one more thing podcast will do this.
Speaker 3: Have you heard anything about auto gynophilia. No, it's said
Speaker 3: to be a factor in a lot of adolescent boys
Speaker 3: who think they're girls. It's it's a psychological phenomenon where
Speaker 3: it's it's heterosexuality like uh misdirected that they come fast,
Speaker 3: so fast. It's fascinating with the idea of being with
Speaker 3: a woman that they want to become a woman. And
Speaker 3: maybe and I've got a long description of it and
Speaker 3: how it works and that sort of thing, but it
Speaker 3: would be too long for this setting. So maybe Armstrong
Speaker 3: and Getty one more thing listen later. But I love,
Speaker 3: I absolutely love this response. This is from the Mayo Clinic.
Speaker 3: Think about pregnancy, which is often viewed as an exclusively
Speaker 3: female phenomenon. Often the midwis at the Mayo Clinics say,
Speaker 3: according to this commentator.
Speaker 1: Word often seems to be an understatement. Yeah, think about it.
Speaker 3: It's often viewed as an exclusively female phenomenon. It's easy
Speaker 3: to use the term pregnant women with that a second thought. Yes,
Speaker 3: So it's the Mayo Clinic trying to convince you that no,
Speaker 3: men can be pregnant.
Speaker 1: No they can't. Men have never, not once in the
Speaker 1: history of mankind, been pregnant. So it's not really often,
Speaker 1: it's always.
Speaker 3: Yes, Yeah, it's absolutely always. And this response I thought
Speaker 3: was great by one Carolyn Johnson. Because women can't have
Speaker 3: anything that is precious for themselves. Being pregnant was one
Speaker 3: of the most life affirming times of my life. But
Speaker 3: apparently even that can be appropriated and not seen as appropriation.
Speaker 3: I'm not on the cultural appropriation bandwagon, but I like
Speaker 3: this version of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dudes, you're a dude or you're a woman. Either way,
Speaker 3: you live whatevery life you want.
Speaker 1: I don't care.
Speaker 3: But if you're a dude, don't ask me to call
Speaker 3: you a woman. This is also kind of opropos nothing
Speaker 3: but from the gender banning madness world. The Daughters of
Speaker 3: the American Revolution are fighting a bunch of their woke
Speaker 3: members who want to start admitting dudes, even though they're
Speaker 3: byelaws have always been clear it's for the daughters, female
Speaker 3: descendants of revolutionary patriots. It's a genealogical organization. You have
Speaker 3: to be genetically descended of known American revolutionary movers and shakers.
Speaker 3: Seems like an odd organization, but so they are now
Speaker 3: fighting the idea that dudes should be involved to if
Speaker 3: the dude just says.
Speaker 1: I'm a woman and took some hormones, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: This has got to be the as far as it
Speaker 1: can go. Right when you've infiltrated the Daughters of the
Speaker 1: American Revolution. One more piece of bad news than some
Speaker 1: really really good news. Some kick ass women who deserve
Speaker 1: your support. First of all, though, one more kick in
Speaker 1: the nards. Pardon me if you have them, well, if
Speaker 1: you have them.
Speaker 3: A new Hampshire high school called the police on parents
Speaker 3: wearing pink Crisp bands featuring two x's that were in
Speaker 3: support of keeping boys out of girls' sports. The parents
Speaker 3: had been advocating for the school to set up policy
Speaker 3: barring boys from playing as girls, but the school district
Speaker 3: told them they cannot do anything since the court recently
Speaker 3: ruled that the term girl includes boys who claim identity
Speaker 3: as girls in the state's schools, and so they not
Speaker 3: only told the parents that they would not change any
Speaker 3: inclusion policies, but they also officially banned the parents from
Speaker 3: attending any school events for the crime of supporting girls' sports.
Speaker 3: You got a pink wrist band, You're not getting in
Speaker 3: or calling the cops and having you charge with trespassing. Wow,
Speaker 3: you don't think it's worth fighting on the side of
Speaker 3: those parents. Finally, this, this is the good stuff. The
Speaker 3: governor of Idaho has come out to cheer the Boise
Speaker 3: State University women's volleyball team after their decision to forfeit
Speaker 3: their Saturday game against San Jose State.
Speaker 1: San Jose State, the Spartans not at all, not at no,
Speaker 1: they are really kicking ass.
Speaker 3: Are the Spartans aided in part by a dude identifies
Speaker 3: as a woman, dresses as a woman, is a dude,
Speaker 3: you see, that's the hang up, and is dominating the
Speaker 3: middle and unleashing spikes that are speeds at speeds that
Speaker 3: are never.
Speaker 1: Ever seen in women's volleyball. Yeah, that's why there have
Speaker 1: been two forfeits in a row. And now the other players,
Speaker 1: at least anonymously on the San Jose State team are
Speaker 1: complaining that it's too dangerous to play with this gentleman
Speaker 1: who's playing on the women's college team because her spikes
Speaker 1: are eighty miles per hour and they've never dealt with
Speaker 1: that before. Oh so I can practice and stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, Plus you might get hit in the back
Speaker 3: of the head, I suppose if one goes awry. Additionally,
Speaker 3: State Senator or thus Senator committed the team for taking
Speaker 3: a stand for women, writing kudos to Boise State for
Speaker 3: taking a stand for women in sports. Idohs, hardworking talented
Speaker 3: female athletes deserve a fair playing field where they can
Speaker 3: compete and win.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm glad the governor is saying that, because when
Speaker 1: Boise State announced they were forfeiting, they put out us
Speaker 1: statement but did not provide an explanation for the forfeit.
Speaker 1: They were too chicken to say out loud, we're not
Speaker 1: playing because they got a dude on their team. Right right,
Speaker 1: let's see.
Speaker 3: You know, it's funny this article gives the Boise States
Speaker 3: next game or a San Jose State's next game. But anyway,
Speaker 3: you are now seeing finally, finally, finally, women and the
Speaker 3: men who support them marching in formation with Riley Gaines
Speaker 3: and standing up and saying, no, I'm not stepping on
Speaker 3: that field.
Speaker 1: This is a farce. It is a joke. These are
Speaker 1: women's sports. No dudes, no matter their psychological problem, No dudes,
Speaker 1: if they're transgender or schizophrenic, or are shy around other people,
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. You're a dude. You don't get to play period. Folks.
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Speaker 3: Don't let them force you on your knees and call
Speaker 3: a man a woman just because they told you to.
Speaker 1: End of screed. It's an gender bending madness. Update. So
Speaker 1: on the most recent win for the undefeated Spartans where
Speaker 1: they beat Fresno State. Yeah, take that, you bunch of girls.
Speaker 1: Ah Fleming, dude, if you want to compete Fleming, the
Speaker 1: trans player in question led the team with sixteen kills,
Speaker 1: so the dominant player on the floor.
Speaker 3: It is a measure of people's intellectual cowardice that they
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Speaker 1: What what? So that's that was? Course? I know, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't approve of executive producer Mike Hanson full name
Speaker 1: approving that. Wow, wow, wow, out of bounds hands uh,
Speaker 1: I got a question for oh? For first of all,
Speaker 1: this worth mentioning because it could happen in any moment.
Speaker 1: US officials say that Iran is preparing an imminent ballistic
Speaker 1: missile attack against Israel. Ballistic missile is a big boys.
Speaker 1: That's serious stuff right there. A White House officials said Toda,
Speaker 1: and also said the United States is actively supporting Israel's
Speaker 1: defense preparations. A direct military attack from Iran against Israel
Speaker 1: will carry severe consequences for Iran, says this US official.
Speaker 1: So we'll see if anything happens or what our reaction
Speaker 1: is if it does. Now, don't escalate, right, we need
Speaker 1: to cease fire. Now to the game of scrabble. So,
Speaker 1: my son, who didn't go to school at all until
Speaker 1: fourth grade, is quite far behind on his spelling, which
Speaker 1: is not a surprise. And one teacher we're working with
Speaker 1: suggested scrabble and this teacher said that he was a
Speaker 1: terrible speller as a kid, started playing scrabble, ended up
Speaker 1: winning the seventh eighth grade spelling bees and he thinks
Speaker 1: it was based on scrabble, which is cool. So we
Speaker 1: got the game Scrabble over the weekend, gonna play scrabble.
Speaker 1: I hadn't played scrabble in a very long time. My
Speaker 1: son had been playing scrabble with the seacher, so we
Speaker 1: got into playing scrabble, and he started doing things that
Speaker 1: I didn't remember ever doing before. I was playing out
Speaker 1: of the rules as written in the piece of paper
Speaker 1: that come with the scrabble board. Uh huh. So do
Speaker 1: you play generally by the rules or some sort of
Speaker 1: house rules? But most games just in general strict rules
Speaker 1: of scrabble gold Finger, to paraphrase James Bond. How about
Speaker 1: just in general with board games at home? Michael, anybody
Speaker 1: joining do you play? Do you have house rules or
Speaker 1: do you no house rules? No house rules? Sin? And
Speaker 1: it's interesting though I have found this many times games
Speaker 1: I've been playing like my whole life. I finally discovered
Speaker 1: that apparently I was playing by house rules and didn't
Speaker 1: know it because yeah, I never read the instrus directions
Speaker 1: from not Monopoly or any other game I just played.
Speaker 3: The only exception to my hard line is monotony. You
Speaker 3: gotta find a way to speed that damn game up.
Speaker 1: And I haven't played it for decades.
Speaker 3: See, I gotta I play a form of scrabble or
Speaker 3: another on a near daily basis, like the board game,
Speaker 3: like 'rolling with the letters and digging them ount of
Speaker 3: the online online?
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, uh? Can words go any direction? What do
Speaker 1: you mean? Oh? Like backards? No? No, just top to bottom,
Speaker 1: left right. That's the way the way he played, I can.
Speaker 1: I can tell you this. It ended with him flipping
Speaker 1: the board and storming out of the room. Okay, uh,
Speaker 1: because he thought I was being too much of a
Speaker 1: stickler for uh, for the rules, but uh I was.
Speaker 1: I'd never played scrabble in my life where the words
Speaker 1: could go any direction, But I guess that's the way
Speaker 1: he and his teacher play it. And a number of
Speaker 1: other things that were But you can. I mean it
Speaker 1: says in the instan instructions you can come up with
Speaker 1: any house rules you want. Of course you can well,
Speaker 1: given you know our purpose here. I like that. It's fun.
Speaker 1: Why not anything to make it more fun. Well, right,
Speaker 1: at the point is to learn how to spell. Well,
Speaker 1: then let's do it. Yeah, that's the whole point. Like Uno,
Speaker 1: I didn't realize. We had been playing House Rules of
Speaker 1: Huno forever and I generally like rules out of the
Speaker 1: book just to make it to to avoid any argument.
Speaker 1: So it's just played by the rules that are written down.
Speaker 1: Then we want to have any argument.
Speaker 3: You can principle known as Chesterton's uno ye if you
Speaker 3: can know?
Speaker 1: Did you know you can yell? If you yell uno
Speaker 1: before the person with one card says, hu know they
Speaker 1: got to draw four cards or something like that. I
Speaker 1: didn't know that, But that's why that's the official rules.
Speaker 1: It is. Yeah, it sounds like savage ry. I know,
Speaker 1: I hated that. I hate that. And then just for
Speaker 1: the older players and the family get together and everything, like,
Speaker 1: I just don't like it. I don't like it all
Speaker 1: the way around. So but beget it. But then, but
Speaker 1: then that's my point. You can have house rules and
Speaker 1: not even know them because you've been your family's been
Speaker 1: getting at Christmas and play in whatever game you play
Speaker 1: by a certain way all the time. But then if
Speaker 1: somebody says that's not the rules. You get into the book,
Speaker 1: you gotta fight. People are mad. It can go sideways very.
Speaker 3: Quickly, right right, which is why every Christmas time we
Speaker 3: reread the official Rules of Greco Roman Wrestling, because that's
Speaker 3: our passion. Strip to the waist and get it on.
Speaker 3: How about cusswords? How do you feel about cusswords for scrabble,
Speaker 3: curse words, mild obscenities? Yes, would you say it in
Speaker 3: front of Grandma?
Speaker 1: That's the test. That's a good rule. Right there. We've
Speaker 1: got a lot more on the way. Stay here, Armstrong
Speaker 1: and Getty