Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty. Arm Strong
Speaker 1: and Jettie, I know he Armstrong and Getty. I'm not
Speaker 1: understating the complexity of all this. But as a candidate,
Speaker 1: you said you would have this horse settled in twenty
Speaker 1: four hours.
Speaker 2: Well, I was being a little bit sarcastic when I
Speaker 2: said that I would. What I really mean is I'd
Speaker 2: like to get it settled, and I'll think I think
Speaker 2: I'll be successful.
Speaker 1: What's the plan If Putin doesn't agree to a cease fire?
Speaker 2: Bad news for this world because so many people are dying.
Speaker 1: But I think he's going to agree. I really do.
Speaker 2: I think I know him pretty well, and I think
Speaker 2: he's going to agree.
Speaker 3: Putin and Trump talking tomorrow, and that should be something.
Speaker 3: How about that first part? This has been going on
Speaker 3: since twenty fifteen. It's the old you know, take him
Speaker 3: seriously or literally thing. Of course, he didn't mean he
Speaker 3: could settle the Russian UKRAIND twenty four hours. No, No,
Speaker 3: he just meant that he'll settle it. It's a high
Speaker 3: priority and he can settle it quickly. I mean, I
Speaker 3: don't know why he has to.
Speaker 4: I don't know either in this code, but it's an
Speaker 4: easily decodable code.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, I would say, yeah, So I'm not shocked
Speaker 3: to that. But that was Cheryl Atkinson, who has a
Speaker 3: I don't know, some odd channel I've never heard of
Speaker 3: that she's on now and she used to be a
Speaker 3: big star at CBS back in the day, and Trump
Speaker 3: being old, decided to talk to her.
Speaker 1: But on the whole Russia thing, Mike.
Speaker 3: Wallas, who's the National Security Advisor, was on one of
Speaker 3: the shows yesterday talking about the agreement and well, I'll
Speaker 3: save my comments for after you hear this.
Speaker 1: Are we going to dry?
Speaker 5: I have every Russian off of every inch of Ukrainian soil,
Speaker 5: including Crimea. And what the strategy of the Biden administration
Speaker 5: was was as long as it takes, as much as
Speaker 5: it takes, no matter what the timeline is, which is
Speaker 5: essentially endless warfare in an environment that we're literally losing
Speaker 5: hundreds of thousands of people in a matter of months
Speaker 5: and could escalate into World War three. So we can
Speaker 5: talk about what's right and wrong, and we also have
Speaker 5: to talk about the reality of the situation on the ground.
Speaker 5: And that's what we are doing through proximity talks, and
Speaker 5: it astounds me how that is criticized.
Speaker 3: If you're a regular listener to the show orre you're
Speaker 3: one of the new listeners of the show. With a
Speaker 3: bunch of stations that were going on today, my personal
Speaker 3: position is, I hate the idea that we're sending the
Speaker 3: message to the world that if you decide to take
Speaker 3: another country, you can get away with it, which I
Speaker 3: think is the message it's going to be received.
Speaker 1: As we are going to allow Putin to get away
Speaker 1: with it.
Speaker 3: But that cake has been baked, and it's it's interesting
Speaker 3: that Biden gets credit for saying We're with you till
Speaker 3: the end, till the very end, We'll stick with you
Speaker 3: to the end, but not actually following through it anyway
Speaker 3: that would have allowed Ukraine to win.
Speaker 1: So how are you How are you actually going to
Speaker 1: boot Russia out of that territory they took.
Speaker 3: I wish, I wish that the free world would do that,
Speaker 3: but Biden wasn't going to do that.
Speaker 4: No, I think it's accurate to say that Trump is
Speaker 4: doing I'm sorry, Trump is saying what Biden was doing, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and uh, and just deciding to rather than let
Speaker 3: it drag on for years until you leave office. So
Speaker 3: you get credit for saying we stuck with the democracy
Speaker 3: till the end, until the end of my term anyway,
Speaker 3: when you weren't actually doing it, and Trump's gonna wrap
Speaker 3: it up again. Not my preferred outcome, but I just
Speaker 3: think we're I think Trump's just with the reality that
Speaker 3: already existed.
Speaker 4: If I were a betting man, wait a minute, I
Speaker 4: am a betting man. Since I am a betting man,
Speaker 4: I am betting that after some sort of brief and
Speaker 4: phony pause, Putin just continues doing what he'd hoped to do.
Speaker 4: He will not agree to NATO country peacekeepers on Ukrainian soil.
Speaker 3: Okay, So I agree with that. So then what is
Speaker 3: the response from the Trump administration?
Speaker 1: Then I don't have the slightest idea, I really do.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to predict that Trump's attitude toward Russia
Speaker 4: is completely mystifying to me.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know either.
Speaker 3: I don't know how this phone call is going tomorrow.
Speaker 3: I sure would like to hear him say something maging
Speaker 3: abou about Putin at some point, as he is one
Speaker 3: of the worst human beings on planet Earth.
Speaker 4: So on a completely different topic, The most explosive revelations
Speaker 4: from Jake Tapper's new book about Biden's decline, Oh Boy,
Speaker 4: excerpts have been leaked.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna read you one. It comes out when someday anytime. Now, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm surprised that article doesn't include that.
Speaker 3: I would think that.
Speaker 1: Would be kid. I would have to look. My eyes
Speaker 1: are very tired. I'll look it up while you're talking.
Speaker 4: President Joe Biden sat hunched at the head of the table.
Speaker 4: He puzzled over his daily brief, now delivered in the
Speaker 4: form of a sound book for toddlers. Quote A is
Speaker 4: for afghan A A is for A is for Afghanistan.
Speaker 4: It drove his aids crazy, but they knew the sacrifice
Speaker 4: was worth it for the moment, at least this diminished
Speaker 4: man they had taken a calling quote. The commander in
Speaker 4: corpse would be too occupied to follow up on his
Speaker 4: latest obsession, filming a.
Speaker 1: Hot sex tape with doctor Jill.
Speaker 4: Among the senior advisors, only a hunter had taken it seriously,
Speaker 4: but the first son had other things on his mind.
Speaker 1: Today.
Speaker 3: Now I feel like this might be a joke, but
Speaker 3: I'm willing to stick out the rest of your reading.
Speaker 4: Dunkirk, Hunter said, slapping the table with authority. We can
Speaker 4: do what they did in Dunkirk. He'd recently seen the
Speaker 4: Christopher Nolan film. He explained, brilliant. The President replied, deis
Speaker 4: for Dunkirk. Where's the Secretary of Defense? Nobody had seen
Speaker 4: or heard from lawyer to Austin for nearly a month.
Speaker 4: His designated proxy, Al Sharpton, was hosting a podcast in
Speaker 4: the adjoining room. Jake Sullivan started to say something, but
Speaker 4: Hunter cut him off. The first sun preceded outline. Is
Speaker 4: planned to acquire a fleet of luxury speedboats from a
Speaker 4: shake in Dubai. You owed him a favor. They could
Speaker 4: be loaded with up with troops, then airlifted to Baku,
Speaker 4: the capital of Azerbaijan. It's amazing, Hunter said, I know
Speaker 4: a guy. You can get us into the best strip clubs.
Speaker 4: You can tip in bitcoin. Sullivan laughed, mister President, we
Speaker 4: covered this in the intelligence brief. He held up a
Speaker 4: map of Central Asian pointed to Afghanistan. Al is for landlocked.
Speaker 4: Biden demanded to see the map, blew his nose in it,
Speaker 4: and urged Sullivan to quote run it by Bow and
Speaker 4: make sure the Soviets are on board.
Speaker 1: Oh and there's a good deal more of this.
Speaker 4: This is written by Andrew Styles, who works for the
Speaker 4: Free Beacon.
Speaker 1: These by Bow would.
Speaker 3: Make sure the Soviets are on board. That's almost too much.
Speaker 3: Andrew Styles is really really funny.
Speaker 4: You know what, Jack, I'm gonna read one more couple
Speaker 4: of sentences because I know how much you'll like this.
Speaker 4: The first lady entered the small the room with a
Speaker 4: small bowl of raspberry yogurt and a paper straw. Hunter
Speaker 4: rushed out the door to the bathroom, fidgeting with his
Speaker 4: leathered topkit. What's the worst that could happen, Jill said,
Speaker 4: Joe is trying his best. If everyone in this room
Speaker 4: tries their best, I'm sure it will all be fine.
Speaker 3: So the book comes out Thursday. I feel like I'm
Speaker 3: gonna have to hate read that thing. It might be
Speaker 3: full of some really interesting nuggets about how off the
Speaker 3: rails Biden was and we should all be highly disturbed
Speaker 3: by it. With the backdrop of you're one of the
Speaker 3: guys and networks that pretended this wasn't obviously true, so
Speaker 3: with great enthusiasm. Yeah, so that's gonna be an interesting read,
Speaker 3: but I'll probably go ahead and dig up some stuff
Speaker 3: for you for Friday.
Speaker 1: I prefer Andrew Styles version of it. Frankly brought him.
Speaker 1: It's really funny.
Speaker 4: Well, we'll put this, we'll repost this, post this at
Speaker 4: hot links at Armstrong and getty dot com.
Speaker 1: Very funny.
Speaker 3: Well, let me let me read the blurb in the
Speaker 3: Amazon about the book. So, the book from Jake Tapper
Speaker 3: and Alex Thompson is called Original Sin President Biden's Decline.
Speaker 3: It's cover up, It's how do you? How can you
Speaker 3: even have cover up in the title? When you were
Speaker 3: part of it.
Speaker 4: You were the only one the rest of us knew, Jake,
Speaker 4: We were talking about it all the time, and you.
Speaker 3: Yelled at us for talking about eighty percent of the
Speaker 3: country knew, right, and that includes a.
Speaker 1: Lot of Democrats. But anyway, here's the blurb.
Speaker 3: From two of America's most respected journalists in unflinching and
Speaker 3: explosive reckoning with one of the most faithful decisions in
Speaker 3: American political history, Joe Biden's run for reelection despite evidence
Speaker 3: of a serious decline, amid desperate efforts to hide the
Speaker 3: extent of that deterioration which we participated in. I put
Speaker 3: in that last part.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just so weird. I can't get past the
Speaker 1: shamelessness of it. Sorry.
Speaker 3: Now the full, unsettling truth is being told for the
Speaker 3: first time. Jake Tapper and Alec Thompson takes us behind
Speaker 3: closed doors and into private conversations between the heaviest of hitters,
Speaker 3: revealing how big the problem was and how many people
Speaker 3: knew about it, from White House staffers at the highest
Speaker 3: levels to the lowest levels, to leaders of Congress and
Speaker 3: the cabinet, from governor's to donors and Hollywood players. The
Speaker 3: truth is finally being told. I gotta read this, and
Speaker 3: I'm sure there'll be some really interesting stuff in it
Speaker 3: that I'll have Friday, But again, a little hard to take.
Speaker 4: Yeah, these people are not gonna talk to I don't know,
Speaker 4: Charles Cook from the National Review or whatever, but they
Speaker 4: would talk to Jake and finally spill the beam.
Speaker 1: How did I handle it?
Speaker 3: So he'll almost certainly be on a bunch of the
Speaker 3: Sunday morning shows, maybe even sixty minutes. This might be
Speaker 3: a big enough one that the big debut interview is
Speaker 3: on sixty minutes. How are they gonna handle that. How
Speaker 3: are they How are they not gonna say you, we
Speaker 3: and everybody else but Fox pretended this wasn't happening.
Speaker 4: A shameless hypocrisy, That's how they'll handle it, you child,
Speaker 4: or I mean, is Scott Pelly gonna say he didn't
Speaker 4: remember what day.
Speaker 1: It was or something like that.
Speaker 4: Yes, they're gonna act incredulous and ignore the fact that
Speaker 4: they two were part of the cover up.
Speaker 1: Shameless, shameless Wow.
Speaker 4: Speaking of shameless, one more couple of sentences, Hunter appeared
Speaker 4: in the doorway, eyes bulging, Gucci trousers stained with what
Speaker 4: looked like fresh blood. FYI, I found a couple of
Speaker 4: fingers in the men's room, he said, anyone's seeing the
Speaker 4: dog a par sucret service agents left to attend to
Speaker 4: their dying colleague.
Speaker 1: Oh, I know, Oh Andrew, we salute you. That is
Speaker 1: really funny.
Speaker 3: Left to attend to their dying colleague is pretty over
Speaker 3: the top.
Speaker 4: The senior official sat in silence as Jill performed her
Speaker 4: custodial duties, and Joe mumbled semi coherently about the time
Speaker 4: he got arrested in Japan for trying to rescue a geisha,
Speaker 4: which never happened.
Speaker 3: I feel like for a lot of our audience, we
Speaker 3: could just read from this for the rest of the hour,
Speaker 3: and I wouldn't enjoy it.
Speaker 1: I'm perfectly happy.
Speaker 3: Okay, more on the way, stay here playing Irish music
Speaker 3: because it's Saint Patrick's Day, which is I don't even
Speaker 3: know what it is anymore.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 1: I enjoyed it as a little kid and as a parent,
Speaker 1: but I do.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the point is that Hanson our
Speaker 3: executive producers angry about all the news anchors wearing green.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 3: You're a third grade teacher wear green, but you're a
Speaker 3: news anchor delivering the news.
Speaker 1: Is that harmless?
Speaker 6: It is?
Speaker 1: But of all my yelling that it's a culture, not
Speaker 1: a costume, Yeah, it's it's fine. I guess.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I have.
Speaker 3: I lost my capacity for joy the problem, That's what
Speaker 3: I'm wondering. But it's a little silly if you're a
Speaker 3: serious news anchor, isn't it. We're in green because of
Speaker 3: Saint Patrick's Day? Because because what because you get pinched
Speaker 3: if you don't.
Speaker 1: Everybody does it.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Look, look how much fun this is. We're all wearing green?
Speaker 1: You know, but that is fun.
Speaker 4: I don't want to stomp on other people's Oh. If
Speaker 4: you're feeling joy, life is hard and then you die.
Speaker 4: So feel your joy.
Speaker 3: Over drink fight really celebrated. Here's JD Vance from the
Speaker 3: other day. There were protesters outside the White House, and
Speaker 3: I'm sure all of us saw there were a few
Speaker 3: protesters outside. And I can't be the only person wondering,
Speaker 3: you know, it's a little afternoon on a Friday, And
Speaker 3: don't you all have jobs?
Speaker 1: Who are the people?
Speaker 3: Something many of us have been saying for years. I'm
Speaker 3: glad to hear somebody of that level finally say, don't
Speaker 3: you have a job? Don't you have somebody to be?
Speaker 1: I can't just like take the day off and go
Speaker 1: protest something.
Speaker 4: How do all of you have infinite time to cheer
Speaker 4: for a moss on the streets of the.
Speaker 1: Sitting right, No kidding.
Speaker 3: A couple other things, just to go and through my
Speaker 3: notes from the weekend. I don't know. Rapper lul YACHTI,
Speaker 3: my son was so jazzed because Playboy Cardi dropped a
Speaker 3: new album on Friday and he and all his friends
Speaker 3: were so into it.
Speaker 1: And then play with card he's a really big deal
Speaker 1: and called buffering to break down or ever. But I
Speaker 1: don't know lul YACHTI. But anyway, loul YACHTI got a
Speaker 1: lot of like yacht like. He owns a yacht like
Speaker 1: the boats.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just like the boat. That's why it's about okayl
Speaker 3: YACHTI said. Black Lives Matter is a total shady scam.
Speaker 3: The hip hop Sensation recently said in a YouTube interview
Speaker 3: that the neo Marxist terror group Black Lives Matter is
Speaker 3: a scam terror group. The New York Post throw in,
Speaker 3: I've never referred to them as a terror group, although
Speaker 3: well they sponsored riots. I suppose that's accurate.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: And obviously Liul YACHTI saying that it wasn't very popular.
Speaker 3: He's a black gentleman. He said BLM was literally a scam,
Speaker 3: citing facts that its leadership had bought mansions using the
Speaker 3: tens of millions donated to the anti Semitic, anti white,
Speaker 3: anti American syndicate.
Speaker 1: Well, he's right.
Speaker 4: About that, So I think every word of that couple
Speaker 4: of sentence this is correct.
Speaker 1: Yeah, different thing, different people.
Speaker 3: Maybe you saw the vandal who threw molotov cocktails at
Speaker 3: Tesla's at the dealership the other day was is trans
Speaker 3: forty two year old transgender woman it says here calls
Speaker 3: herself baby in our online persona. So not a crazy
Speaker 3: person at all. It's just a mentally illd person needing
Speaker 3: to lash out at something and chose Tesla. And this
Speaker 3: is a burbling story out there that some of you
Speaker 3: may be aware of the idea that Michelle Obama is
Speaker 3: a man and and Francis President Macrone's wife is a man. Also,
Speaker 3: where did that come from? So I was looking at
Speaker 3: the BBC. Two women guilty of slandering Bridget Macrone. This
Speaker 3: started about a year ago. Two French women claimed that
Speaker 3: the country's first lady there in France, Bridget Macrone, was
Speaker 3: a dude who had gone transgender. They've been found guilty
Speaker 3: of slander because France is one of those countries practically
Speaker 3: every country but the United States, you can't say anything
Speaker 3: you want about politicians. Anyway, These two people broadcast what
Speaker 3: it says here unsubstantiated rumors online that Bridget had never existed,
Speaker 3: that her brother Jean Michael, had changed gender and started
Speaker 3: using the name Bridget. So there was a son in
Speaker 3: the family that at some point was grooming. You know,
Speaker 3: there's a twenty five year age gap. You know the
Speaker 3: whole story with President Macron. He was a kid in
Speaker 3: school and it was this teacher that got with him
Speaker 3: who he ended up with marrying. Yeah, so it was
Speaker 3: a gay man grooming President Macrone, who then changed to
Speaker 3: woman because.
Speaker 1: That would be easier or better for his political career.
Speaker 1: I don't know what.
Speaker 3: But anyway, so that that started with a couple of
Speaker 3: women in France who have been found guilty of slander.
Speaker 4: What was the procedure of I mean, because truth is
Speaker 4: an absolute defense against slander, at least in this country.
Speaker 1: Did they give her the check or what?
Speaker 3: I don't think they uh yeah, checked the crotch. I
Speaker 3: don't think they did that.
Speaker 1: No justice, Armstrong and Geddy.
Speaker 3: I remember, for a cup of coffee, Irish dancing was
Speaker 3: all the rage, share Michael Flatley, right.
Speaker 1: That was the deal man. People would go to a packed.
Speaker 3: Auditorium to watch some Irish dancing. You remember when guys
Speaker 3: pretending to be girls was all the rage. They called
Speaker 3: it transgenderism.
Speaker 1: Jack, We're not gonna.
Speaker 7: Stare at the crotches while they're wearing their little shopping shorts.
Speaker 1: At the mall.
Speaker 3: I don't give anything away. I'm only halfway through her
Speaker 3: autobiography that came out last week.
Speaker 4: That was the mentally ill Dylan Mulvaney a click back
Speaker 4: in the day. This is interesting. It took a little
Speaker 4: longer than the Biden administration turning informer and calling Jake
Speaker 4: Tapper on the phone. But the whole hiring Dylan mulvaney
Speaker 4: to be a bud Light partner or whatever unofficial spokesperson thing.
Speaker 4: People are starting to talk now and a former Anheuser
Speaker 4: Busch executive talked to Fox Business recently saying that decision
Speaker 4: was not authentic at all. The problem with the bud
Speaker 4: Light Dylan mulvaney partnership was they were just not an
Speaker 4: authentic partnership. They were catering to a lot of special interests,
Speaker 4: and he told Fox News he realized he needed to
Speaker 4: leave the company when DEI was preventing the brand from
Speaker 4: what should have been a no brainer business decision, like
Speaker 4: partnering with veteran owned Black Rifle Coffee. I joined a
Speaker 4: company that I thought was a great meritocracy and then
Speaker 4: I saw the company really change, especially after twenty twenty
Speaker 4: twenty one, when the DEI movement was really gaining steam,
Speaker 4: he said, so the company said no to black Rifle Coffee,
Speaker 4: but yes to trends influencer Dylan mulvaney.
Speaker 1: One thing I will not tolerate people saying about me
Speaker 1: is that I don't like beer, because I love beer
Speaker 1: and I always.
Speaker 3: Have well, Black Lifel Coffee almost got folded into the
Speaker 3: Budweiser world that would have been.
Speaker 4: It doesn't say specifically what sort of partnership would be,
Speaker 4: but the ensuing backlash, which included kid Rock shooting cases
Speaker 4: of bud Light and posting it online one of my
Speaker 4: favorite moments from that haunts the company to this day.
Speaker 4: And he went on to describe how bud Light was
Speaker 4: pressured by outside interest groups like the Human Rights Campaign,
Speaker 4: which more and more companies are now severing any ties with.
Speaker 1: These are the way Way Way.
Speaker 4: Left, LGBTQ plus minus over the power three of folks
Speaker 4: who make you report all your statistics and publish your
Speaker 4: trends rights manual, or else they will blackmail you and
Speaker 4: bring you to ruin. But evidently they got pressure that
Speaker 4: they gave into from groups like that, and he says
Speaker 4: he couldn't believe it. It was authentically a brand that
Speaker 4: was about sports and humor and bringing people together. It
Speaker 4: never got involved in politicized issues, and Dylan mulveny was
Speaker 4: the face of a lot of these very polarizing topics.
Speaker 4: Where's there's one more really interesting part, oh, he said.
Speaker 4: A convergence of outside factors pressured bud Light into embracing
Speaker 4: an ever increasing rubric of DEI policies that ultimately led
Speaker 4: to the disaster. He pointed to large asset managers like
Speaker 4: Blackrock pressuring companies to adopt environmental, social and governance and
Speaker 4: DEI policies. Because and I remember reading about this at
Speaker 4: the time. I'm pretty sure I brought it up on
Speaker 4: the air at least once or twice. Those giant fund funds,
Speaker 4: we're getting hardcore demands from progressive states like California and
Speaker 4: New York who were handling their pension funds. So the
Speaker 4: progressives in California and New York and Europe to some extent,
Speaker 4: we're saying to the giant investment companies, do you want
Speaker 4: our three hundred billion dollars in assets under your management
Speaker 4: with the fees, Well, then you have to institute these
Speaker 4: ESG and DEI policies.
Speaker 3: That's interesting Okay, so that's what drove the whole thing then, right,
Speaker 3: And so then Blackrock was pressuring companies to do the same.
Speaker 3: It's worth noting last month Blackrock told employees who were
Speaker 3: shifting away from our DEI policies and ending most of them.
Speaker 3: And the former executive also said that bud Light having
Speaker 3: a European owner in beev caused it to lose sight
Speaker 3: of the American values the brand had come to represent.
Speaker 3: In his view, it's normal for business and government to
Speaker 3: collude to influence social outcome in Europe, but that kind
Speaker 3: of partnership was antithetical to bud Light's business values and
Speaker 3: was alienating to its customers. In the US, they abide
Speaker 3: by really different rules over in Europe. Europe is very
Speaker 3: PROSG pro DEI on the continent.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that.
Speaker 3: So if you start pressuring those big companies at the
Speaker 3: top like we started doing for briefly, it filters down
Speaker 3: like this.
Speaker 1: Well, that's highly troubling.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And he said the only thing that he thinks
Speaker 4: is going to cure bud Light's ills, And he said
Speaker 4: the whole Shane Gillis and that Super Bowl ad with
Speaker 4: the rapper post Malone, big men on the cul de Sac,
Speaker 4: which was very amusing.
Speaker 1: Everybody liked it.
Speaker 4: But he said for bud Light to truly recover a
Speaker 4: true apologies in order, and perhaps the company should even
Speaker 4: consider leaving its European parent company and finding an American owner.
Speaker 4: They have to say they screwed up and ask customers
Speaker 4: for a second chance. I think they have actually, but yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean if I bud Light's brand manager, I don't
Speaker 4: know how the in BEV you know, corporate ladder looks,
Speaker 4: but this would be a great not dodge but strategy.
Speaker 1: Say hey, you.
Speaker 4: Remember that whole crazy thing with that, you know one person.
Speaker 4: We're owned by a European country and they are a
Speaker 4: company rather and they made us do it. Well we're
Speaker 4: American now and we're back bud Light and have kid
Speaker 4: rock say hell yeah, check it out, you know, so whatever,
Speaker 4: take it over the top.
Speaker 3: I don't need apologies from my watery alcoholic beverages.
Speaker 1: But hey, it cost them billions of dollars. Yeah, I know,
Speaker 1: just I'm not demanding apology out here.
Speaker 4: But every person on the board of directors on live
Speaker 4: TV cuts off a finger as an apology. That way,
Speaker 4: you know they're sincere was that Dylan mulvany again, pluck
Speaker 4: out an Eyebichael. Oh that's a little far.
Speaker 3: That's how much I care. One more stupid thing for
Speaker 3: we have to take a break. This person was appointed
Speaker 3: to the High Energy Physics Advisory Panel under Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: Whatever that is, high Energy Physics Advisory.
Speaker 1: Panel, but they was not invited to join that.
Speaker 3: They had a lot of say in the Energy Department
Speaker 3: about wacky green stuff while Biden was president. They were
Speaker 3: a gender studies professor who once wrote white empiricism undermines Einstein.
Speaker 3: Einstein's theory of relativity. So the whole theory of relativity thing,
Speaker 3: it's it's it's white empiricism, so you can't you can't
Speaker 3: buy it. One of the most important scientific breakthroughs in
Speaker 3: the history of mankind.
Speaker 1: A six panel.
Speaker 3: And this person is a gender studies professor. Again, but
Speaker 3: they're talking about the theory relativity and gender and then
Speaker 3: they got put on an important board in the Energy Department.
Speaker 1: None of it fits.
Speaker 3: Together obviously, which just gives you an idea how how
Speaker 3: to whack the whole thing was Joe Biden was a miserable,
Speaker 3: terrible president.
Speaker 1: How much did he know about this zero that right.
Speaker 1: So that's which proves my point. But I see yours
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't think Jake Tapper's book is probably going
Speaker 3: to get to this. Books will be written that do
Speaker 3: get to it. There was all kinds of stuff being
Speaker 3: done all over the place that you could slip by
Speaker 3: because the President was so out to.
Speaker 4: Launch right right, And as we mentioned earlier in the show,
Speaker 4: Donald J. Trump, the President just truthed out or tweeted
Speaker 4: out that the pardons that sleepy Joe Biden gave to
Speaker 4: you know, a lot of people are declared void, vacant,
Speaker 4: and of no further force effect because they were done
Speaker 4: by auto pen In other words, Joe Biden did not
Speaker 4: sign them. More importantly, he did not know anything about them.
Speaker 4: Will this be investigated because it is not a joke
Speaker 4: of an allegation to say, Hey, his advisors who are
Speaker 4: secretly running the White House all got together and used
Speaker 4: the power of the presidency without the President's knowledge to
Speaker 4: pardon all their friends and cronies.
Speaker 3: Which they might have done. Because lots of that sort
Speaker 3: of stuff was going on. Jake Sullivan was freelancing, you know,
Speaker 3: a lot of foreign policies because the President wasn't available
Speaker 3: to talk with. I mean, it could have been such
Speaker 3: the just so common in a bunch of different areas
Speaker 3: there the last year or so, that you would have
Speaker 3: felt comfortable doing this because lots of people were operating
Speaker 3: on their own right.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's very, very very believable to say, yeah,
Speaker 4: we had a list of pardons, including all of our
Speaker 4: buddies and cronies and hunters and the Biden family and
Speaker 4: told him, mister President, these are the list of pardons,
Speaker 4: very carefully veeaded by the Pardons Board. Just needed your
Speaker 4: signature there, sir, and there. But they didn't even do that,
Speaker 4: As Trump pointed out, they used the auto pen.
Speaker 1: Is that what you call it?
Speaker 3: I don't know how you'd investigate this without talking to
Speaker 3: Joe Biden, and Joe Biden, I can only assume it's
Speaker 3: in way worse condition now than he was a year
Speaker 3: ago or the last time we heard when did we
Speaker 3: last year from him?
Speaker 1: When he left town and shouted at us. But like
Speaker 1: you met Ry Bush racking horn Kruger, Kruger ain't going
Speaker 1: around away.
Speaker 3: We haven't played that in a long time. God, we
Speaker 3: were playing that for Joe Biden. How many years ago
Speaker 3: during the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 4: Yes, a twenty third team twenty Yeah, no horn swaggling.
Speaker 3: Uh, poor old guys talking to somebody yesterday who's h
Speaker 3: parent is fully into dementia and they're there, they're questioning,
Speaker 3: you know, whether there's any point in going to visit
Speaker 3: them or not anymore because they don't know they're being visited,
Speaker 3: and just that sort of thing, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, heartbreaking and uh and.
Speaker 3: You know that that's that's where Joe Biden is headed,
Speaker 3: if he's not already there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's probably still semi coherent. But did you sign
Speaker 4: an accident?
Speaker 3: Did you sign all of those pardons and commutations?
Speaker 1: How would he answer that question? He can't, No, so
Speaker 1: it'll be difficult to prove it.
Speaker 4: You're the only witness that really, really, really matters unless
Speaker 4: you can get somebody to confess to the other half
Speaker 4: of it.
Speaker 1: But you never will. Yes, Michael, you need Biden.
Speaker 7: Do you think we will ever find out in this
Speaker 7: book or another book who is actually running the country
Speaker 7: last year?
Speaker 1: We will?
Speaker 3: Someday, I doubt in this book someday we will. My
Speaker 3: guess is that Jake Sullivan played a really big role
Speaker 3: and Jill as people before me have pointed out she
Speaker 3: is going to end up being the villain, the real
Speaker 3: villain of this whole thing.
Speaker 4: I wonder I suspect very strongly. The country was run
Speaker 4: like a city council, and maybe one of those folks
Speaker 4: acted as the de facto mayor.
Speaker 1: But they would get together and.
Speaker 4: Decide, yeah, all right, we'll do this, and we'll advise
Speaker 4: the president to do that and make sure he does it.
Speaker 4: And who knows, maybe he came in and out. Maybe
Speaker 4: some days he acted like the president, but not all days.
Speaker 3: No, definitely, not all days. There's no way all days
Speaker 3: he was in charge of his faculties. As we all know,
Speaker 3: we will finish strong next.
Speaker 6: People still don't quite get it that when they do
Speaker 6: a Google search, they're always revealing a lot about themselves. So,
Speaker 6: for example, we got a hold of some of the
Speaker 6: reasonings Zelenski's dress code for visiting White House.
Speaker 1: We should have Travis Kelsey, How.
Speaker 8: To break up with someone who won't take it well, Yeah,
Speaker 8: Luigi Mangoni, Ways to look less pretty in prison?
Speaker 1: Who's go.
Speaker 3: Bill Maher also spent part of his show on HBO
Speaker 3: Friday night talking about the Department of Education and how
Speaker 3: it has failed and it maybe needs to go, and
Speaker 3: how our public education system is broken, So appreciate that
Speaker 3: from a Democrat.
Speaker 1: This is sort of breaking news.
Speaker 3: Chuck Schumer, leader of the Democrats in the Senate, had
Speaker 3: a book tour because he's got a new book out,
Speaker 3: and he has canceled it so far, at least his
Speaker 3: first stops because of security concerns. They say, Schimmer's postponing
Speaker 3: his book tour. Amit a major backlash from Democrats due
Speaker 3: to his decision to join Republicans in passing the cr
Speaker 3: they call it on Friday to avoid the government shutdown.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm, So there you go. Continue to be in disarray,
Speaker 3: those of you over there. I just pray Trump can
Speaker 3: keep it between the rails.
Speaker 1: Bangking and well, you know, everything goes in cycles. Anyway.
Speaker 3: I've seen the Republicans down and out a number of times,
Speaker 3: and it is down down number of times in my
Speaker 3: adulthood where it seemed like you could never come back,
Speaker 3: and both parties always do.
Speaker 1: Usually you have to adjust your sales though.
Speaker 4: Well, I was just going to say, generally speaking, those
Speaker 4: turnarounds have been accompanied by recognizing what the problem is
Speaker 4: and fixing it. Yeah, as opposed to doubling down on
Speaker 4: what got you booted out of office.
Speaker 3: So NBC had their polling come out yesterday, their political polling,
Speaker 3: and they had Donald Trump with the highest approval rating
Speaker 3: he has ever had an NBC polling, which is something.
Speaker 1: Everything that you know, we all know the story, and the.
Speaker 3: Democrats with the lowest approval rating they've had at a
Speaker 3: party as a party ever. Right track, wrong track, more
Speaker 3: Americans than they have seen in twenty years with the
Speaker 3: right track, but Donald Trump, for the first time in
Speaker 3: his political career upside down on the economy, with a
Speaker 3: majority of Americans not digging his choices and or.
Speaker 4: Rhetoric right right, which is significant because that's what he
Speaker 4: ran on. That's what I was thinking of when I
Speaker 4: was concerned about. You know, all we have to do
Speaker 4: is not screw this up too badly, and conservatism should
Speaker 4: be able to dominate for long enough to really right
Speaker 4: some of the wrongs that have happened in recent years.
Speaker 4: But well, I have to see, I'm certainly rooting for
Speaker 4: it to all work out, but I'm a little nervous
Speaker 4: like most of America.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was reading from one of Trump's advisors who
Speaker 3: was one on one of the talk shows Yesterdaylah Blah
Speaker 3: blah oh, former CEO of Goldman Sachs Lloyd Blankfine. He said,
Speaker 3: when you look at these economic policies from Trump in
Speaker 3: a macro way, they have a method to them. The
Speaker 3: risk to the markets is dislocation in the short term.
Speaker 3: But I think our republic will be better off if
Speaker 3: we spend a few thousand dollars more for a car
Speaker 3: in return for having a workforce that can make things
Speaker 3: and can afford what they make. It's easier to say
Speaker 3: when you're a CEO of goldmand Sacks and very very wealthy,
Speaker 3: and I don't know how the regular Joe lunchbox is
Speaker 3: going to respond to paying a few thousand dollars more
Speaker 3: or a few hundred dollars more for this or that.
Speaker 1: M h. Well.
Speaker 4: His idea is that after a perhaps rocky transitional period,
Speaker 4: as he said, that, we'll live in a country where
Speaker 4: people make things and they can afford to buy things
Speaker 4: because they have good, solid jobs.
Speaker 1: We'll see.
Speaker 3: Hi, this is a.
Speaker 5: Corn pop when I'm not trying to get my a
Speaker 5: rusty and rainbarrow.
Speaker 1: I listened to final thoughts. Well, Ar'm throng, giddy, thank you,
Speaker 1: mister pop, I will take one for the team.
Speaker 3: I will read at least portions of the Jake Tapper
Speaker 3: book when it comes out Thursday. Here's your host for
Speaker 3: final thoughts, Joe Getty.
Speaker 4: Let's get a final thought from everyone in the crew
Speaker 4: to wrap up the day. There he is, Michaelangelo, pressing
Speaker 4: the buttons. Michael, what's your final thought?
Speaker 7: Well, it's Saint Patrick's Day. I love I like corn beef,
Speaker 7: I like potatoes, but I can't stand cabbage.
Speaker 1: Oh, I just can't stand it. Do you like coleslaw?
Speaker 4: It's okay, that's made of cabbage as kind of a
Speaker 4: halfway cabbage.
Speaker 3: Look at you trying to talk somebody in a cabbage
Speaker 3: just to make a conversation.
Speaker 1: You bully.
Speaker 4: Katie Green are esteemed Newswoman. As a final thought, Katie,
Speaker 4: just gonna.
Speaker 3: Put it on record, I did not appreciate the nay
Speaker 3: saying about Saint Patrick's Day and wearing green this morning.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I'm in a foul mood, Jackie. Final thought for us.
Speaker 3: It's kind of interesting because I texted somebody I know,
Speaker 3: did you wear green today? Kind of you know, just
Speaker 3: making a conversation and they are irish and thought I
Speaker 3: don't wear green. I'm Irish, my parents blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: So some Irish. I wear pasty skin and red hair,
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. That's what I wear.
Speaker 1: I can drink me culture. Come on, that's that your.
Speaker 4: Final did see a meme? I'm so sick of these
Speaker 4: Irish stereotypes. As soon as I finished my drinking and
Speaker 4: to punch someone in the face.
Speaker 3: There you go, Armstrong and Geeddy wrapping up. But they're
Speaker 3: grueling four hour work day.
Speaker 1: She ley so.
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Speaker 3: Patio Furniture and Pat mcgroin signing off for another Saint
Speaker 3: Patrick's day, Childish.
Speaker 1: And we will see tomorrow with all the news.
Speaker 3: God bless America.
Speaker 1: I'm strong and getty. Hello stranger, you're not from around here,
Speaker 1: are you? What the hell happened here so fast?
Speaker 3: This is an amazing geopolitical disaster.
Speaker 7: It's outrageous, so so good, says I'm gonna call my lawyer, Garne.
Speaker 1: We are not in the clear as of yet. No, no,
Speaker 1: that's not what I was told.
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Speaker 1: Bye bye Armstrong and Getty.