Speaker 1: Podcast broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the
Speaker 1: George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Kaddy arm
Speaker 1: Strong and.
Speaker 2: And He Armstrong and from the people who showed up
Speaker 2: on time too Studio See season your a dimly lit
Speaker 2: room deep with them the bowels of the Armstrong and
Speaker 2: Getty Communications Compound. And today we're under the puvilege of
Speaker 2: our general manager, Al Smith. It's Al Smith. I'm referring
Speaker 2: to the traditional Al Smith dinner in New York City.
Speaker 2: It's a big gathering of mostly Catholic folks. It's tradition.
Speaker 2: Candidates blah blah blah, Kamala blew it off. Trump did
Speaker 2: his comedy routine. Wow, I watched it. I don't think
Speaker 2: anybody else in America knows what happened. It's a pretty
Speaker 2: big story in the political press. But no, I got
Speaker 2: normal people. No. We are fifteen days from the presidential election,
Speaker 2: and man, it feels like it if you're following the
Speaker 2: political news. Because it did. They just keep turning up
Speaker 2: the heat. It goes to a higher notch. I was
Speaker 2: watching MSNBC this morning and man, they are all grim faced.
Speaker 2: He is a fascist. He might win. We are going
Speaker 2: to live in a fascist country. People will be locked up.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's really something. Yeah. Yeah, speaking of
Speaker 2: destroying the institutions of our country, I believe I can
Speaker 2: make a case that y'all are more than enthusiastic about it.
Speaker 2: So why don't you calm down, Mika. Yeah, there's actually
Speaker 2: a editory in the Wallstreet Journal today about that Biden's
Speaker 2: the real fascist, and they lay out some examples, none
Speaker 2: of them being you know, violent, like January sixth, but
Speaker 2: some of the political examples are pretty good. We'll have
Speaker 2: to get to that later. But I'm I'm you know,
Speaker 2: I preferred Trump to win over Kamlahrs. But I don't
Speaker 2: think it's the end of the country either way. So
Speaker 2: I don't know. Maybe am I missing something? Oh, you're
Speaker 2: a fool, You're a child, You're naive. Come on, this
Speaker 2: is the last election of our lifetimes either way from
Speaker 2: what I've heard, Yeah, which honestly would spare us all
Speaker 2: the election talk for a year and a half. So
Speaker 2: I don't know which candidate is more likely to end
Speaker 2: elections for the rest of our lives. Where should I
Speaker 2: sign up for that? Yeah? I can't, of course, freaking
Speaker 2: I gotta move. I gotta move. I used to live.
Speaker 2: I've lived in the same place for like twenty some years,
Speaker 2: quarter of a century. Anyway, it used to be I
Speaker 2: knew how long it took to get to work or
Speaker 2: get back home. It used to be like twenty five
Speaker 2: minutes home. Now it's like an hour every day, or
Speaker 2: an hour and a half because traffic has increased that
Speaker 2: much over the years. And it's the same way coming
Speaker 2: into work, and it's just you know, you can't live
Speaker 2: that far away from work. So I'm gonna what's that
Speaker 2: hotel next to us, the kind of shady looking hotel.
Speaker 2: I don't think I'll name it because I called it shady. Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: you fool, I might. I might. I get a permanent
Speaker 2: room there, like a Melivis or Howard Hughes or something,
Speaker 2: and just have a permanent room and live at the hotel.
Speaker 2: I love how you live in a communist enclave university town.
Speaker 2: You can put up with a communism, but not the commute.
Speaker 2: Crazy and speaking that, I did a little running around
Speaker 2: over the weekend, which I almost never get to do,
Speaker 2: and I was in the healthscape that is Francisco for
Speaker 2: about thirty six hours and spent the night and I
Speaker 2: can't wait to talk about that. If you want to
Speaker 2: talk about what progressive policies can do to your town.
Speaker 2: It's just unbelievable. It does not get enough description in
Speaker 2: the media at all. There should be document well there
Speaker 2: are documentaries about it, but they don't run in any
Speaker 2: mainstream news because nobody wants to Nobody wants to admit
Speaker 2: that that's what can happen if you enact these liberal policies.
Speaker 2: But I turn out we're wrong about everything. Up turns
Speaker 2: out we're wrong about everything. Whoops, that would be the
Speaker 2: name of the team. That's hilarious. That is absolutely hilarious. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so this Al Smith dinner. That again, I don't know
Speaker 2: if anybody in America other than me watched. I watched
Speaker 2: the entire hour thing with Jim Gaffigan, the comedian, doing
Speaker 2: like twenty minutes of the intro, and then Trump doing
Speaker 2: like a half an hour, and it was one hilarious
Speaker 2: and two would definitely make you cynical about politics, as
Speaker 2: you had a room full of heavyweight Republicans and Democrats
Speaker 2: all throwing back their heads and laughter at all these jokes,
Speaker 2: while regular people in the media are acting like this
Speaker 2: is the last election in America. If the other side wins,
Speaker 2: they're all together in a room just laughing, you know,
Speaker 2: yucking it up. So obviously they don't feel that way,
Speaker 2: I assume. All right, Trump and Schumer hobnobbing, chatting amiably
Speaker 2: side by side. Yeah, it's crazy. Well, of course, you know,
Speaker 2: everybody whips up sentiment for their own reasons of profit
Speaker 2: and power. It just is. We try to seat through it.
Speaker 2: All right, We got to start the show officially, I
Speaker 2: suppose before we do get arrested by some sort of
Speaker 2: fascist Republican or Democrat. I'm Jack Armstrong, He's Joe getting
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Speaker 2: make us all healthy. RFK Junior, We'll love yet, it's
Speaker 2: gonna make us a healthier place. We're gonna let him
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Speaker 1: That I'm gonna have to maybe rate.
Speaker 3: Him back.
Speaker 1: Because he's got some pretty wild ideas, but most of
Speaker 1: them are really good, I think.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was dryish, uh speaking of witch, I just
Speaker 2: in front of build, who had to kind of step
Speaker 2: around to get into the building and you glitched out? There?
Speaker 2: A bomb indoor junkie. Yeah, a gentleman who appeared to
Speaker 2: be tired was a sleep in front of the door,
Speaker 2: I see, and I had to step around him. And
Speaker 2: that doesn't happen everywhere it's nice, respectable office building metropolitan area.
Speaker 2: You have street people, bombs and junkies sleeping on the streets. Okay, yep,
Speaker 2: got to walk around him to go into your building
Speaker 2: or your store or whatever. Yeah, that's pretty cool. Kelly
Speaker 2: and Cornea leaning leaning the country in avocados and bums. Yes, bailbag. Look,
Speaker 2: it's actually very good. I'm looking forward to it. Oh cool.
Speaker 2: Text line four one five two nine five KFTC shot
Speaker 2: the gentleman of sleep in front of the front door
Speaker 2: as I came into work, who appears to be very tired.
Speaker 2: Some of the young women here at work, we're talking
Speaker 2: about how one enjoyable was for them in the middle
Speaker 2: of the night to step over a grown man to
Speaker 2: get into their workplace. Oh my goodness, yeah, yeah, you know, yeah, goodness.
Speaker 2: I'm acutely aware of it. Head on swivel, you know,
Speaker 2: parking lot to front door of radio ranch. But yeah,
Speaker 2: if I'm a young female, it's awful. Yep. Hey, hey,
Speaker 2: here's your freedom loving quote of the day, set along
Speaker 2: by Jeff and Hoggsville, Tennessee from the Great Thom of Sowel.
Speaker 2: When people get used to preferential treatment, equal treatment seems
Speaker 2: like discrimination. That's true. That is a good one. Came
Speaker 2: across some interesting info on a bunch of lefty congress
Speaker 2: people threatening companies that have abandoned their DEI programs. Get
Speaker 2: to that a little bit later on their languages unmistakably Blackmaile,
Speaker 2: and a beautiful illustration of how the DEI lie works.
Speaker 2: So looking forward to getting to that mailbag. Woo woo,
Speaker 2: drop us a note mail bag at Armstrong and Giddy
Speaker 2: dot com. I love this one. It's a food for thought,
Speaker 2: thoder for conversation from Kurt. Three types of undecided voters.
Speaker 2: I've come up with three kinds of undecided voters. Guys
Speaker 2: who I believe covers ninety percent or so of them.
Speaker 2: My wife fits into at least one of these categories.
Speaker 2: We talked a lot about this on Friday when you
Speaker 2: were not here, our Thursday when you were not here,
Speaker 2: by experiences with watching a number of panels of undecided
Speaker 2: voters and trying to figure out what they are and
Speaker 2: the idea that they're low information or dumb. Neither one
Speaker 2: of those are at all correct. So we settled on
Speaker 2: people that can't make decisions, smart people that can't make decisions,
Speaker 2: which is interesting. See what you think about this, Ah,
Speaker 2: we'll skip to the types. Number one have no strong
Speaker 2: political feeling on any policy issues, so they try and
Speaker 2: decide based on things like personality, how presidential they are,
Speaker 2: what candidate, or what the candidates will give them. This
Speaker 2: is kind of your stereotypical low information voter. Two. They
Speaker 2: have political opinions, but they aren't that strong, or they
Speaker 2: conflict with each other, not lining up well with either
Speaker 2: party for example, that seems to be the case. Yeah.
Speaker 2: They may be for limited government, pro abortion, against men
Speaker 2: and women's sports, and a strong environmentalist. It seems odd,
Speaker 2: but I'm sure that person exists. Actually, it's not odd.
Speaker 2: What's odd is that you think it's odd right that
Speaker 2: you think your views need to fit into a particular category,
Speaker 2: right exactly, Which is one of the points of Sowell's
Speaker 2: brilliant to conflict of visions, because he goes through I
Speaker 2: think it's in the introduction first to a chapter, and
Speaker 2: really the intro in first two chapters will absolutely blow
Speaker 2: your mind and explain his ideas, and the rest of
Speaker 2: it will just boggle your mind. Is he's smarter than
Speaker 2: any of us anyway. But one of the points is
Speaker 2: if you look at issue ABCD and F, there is
Speaker 2: no reason that for a lot of that stuff. Actually,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm thinking. I'm thinking, oh am, I
Speaker 2: thinking of tribe by Sebastian or I don't know. Anyway,
Speaker 2: The point is if you look at some of the
Speaker 2: policy positions by the parties, they're inconsistent in a lot
Speaker 2: of ways. But if you're in that tribe, you've got
Speaker 2: to follow those policy positions, and anybody who doesn't is
Speaker 2: a maniac. Well, especially in the modern era where whoever
Speaker 2: ends up being the nominee kind of ad hoc decides
Speaker 2: some policies and then that's the yeah direction we'regal anyway.
Speaker 2: Number three would normally vote for party A, but doesn't
Speaker 2: really like that candidate. Parties changed so much in recent years,
Speaker 2: they're not sure if they really identify with that party
Speaker 2: and candidate anymore. I think that's a compelling description, right there.
Speaker 2: Republicans who don't like Trump and don't particularly like some
Speaker 2: of Trump's policies, high tariffs, kind of isolation and just
Speaker 2: kind of and then Democrats. I mean, the country's lousy
Speaker 2: with people who feel like they didn't leave the party.
Speaker 2: The party left them. So anyway, decide and vote or don't.
Speaker 2: I don't really care well the election is going. I
Speaker 2: had this conversation with several people over the weekend, and
Speaker 2: you can't say it enough. You and all your friends
Speaker 2: have already decided, decided a long time ago. None of
Speaker 2: this stuff is for you, None of it unless you
Speaker 2: just like the TV show, the speeches, the Sunday talk shows,
Speaker 2: the rallies, the ads. It's for tens of thousands, not
Speaker 2: even hundreds of thousands, out of probably one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty million votes that will be gassed. It's for tens
Speaker 2: of thousands of people that for whatever reason, have not
Speaker 2: made up their mind yet in a handful of states.
Speaker 2: That's right. I found this so interesting from Rich in
Speaker 2: San Bruno, California. Guys, Tim Waltz's recent comments on free
Speaker 2: speech and misinformation bring to buy and mind a poignant experience.
Speaker 2: I'd like to work out to your listeners. It's worth
Speaker 2: repeating that Walls and Harris are incredibly ah pro limiting
Speaker 2: free speech. They are hardcore pro censorship if you put
Speaker 2: together their entire record and what they've said anyway, Ah,
Speaker 2: So free speech, Walls, etc. In July of nineteen seventy eight,
Speaker 2: my tour group of curious but highly naive students toured
Speaker 2: the Soviet Union. Wow, what an opportunity that must have been.
Speaker 2: That was in seventy eight when Carter was in the
Speaker 2: White House, this very height of Soviet Union. Yeah, although
Speaker 2: you know, Carter was all about Dayton and easing things.
Speaker 2: And then Reagan, the mad Reagan, the warrior that you'll
Speaker 2: get us into a nuclear holocaust, was in and things
Speaker 2: chilled a bit. But anyway, so they were in the
Speaker 2: Soviet Union. We're constantly lectured on the virtue Soviet Communism.
Speaker 2: Among the many pamphlets and books provided to us, one
Speaker 2: of them, one hundred and one questions about the USS
Speaker 2: are assured us that contrary to American propaganda, the Soviet
Speaker 2: Union guarantees all citizens the right of free speech. Curiously,
Speaker 2: I asked our Soviet guide if that's true, can I
Speaker 2: carry us kind to Red Square, saying Leonard Brezhnev is
Speaker 2: a fool? His stern response, of course not. But then
Speaker 2: he surprised me is he explained that one may criticize
Speaker 2: something only if it's true. Okay, that's a good one.
Speaker 2: Forty six years later, in America, we hear the same
Speaker 2: cringe worthy logic from an American vice presidential candidate and
Speaker 2: the presidential candidate that we're just going to censor misinformation
Speaker 2: and disinformation. We should all be very very afraid, says
Speaker 2: Rich Well. Observed Rich, Yeah, that's pretty observed. Yeah, let's
Speaker 2: see the topic. Hmm, not sure you're too far away
Speaker 2: to read this. Jack the Top declined, kind of hard
Speaker 2: to read from over there? Is that what you're old
Speaker 2: Palmer's okay, Pennis so yes, Trump referencing the genitalia of
Speaker 2: a famous golfer from many, many years ago over the
Speaker 2: weekend at a rally has got a tremendous amount of attention,
Speaker 2: particularly on the channels who want to paint Trump is
Speaker 2: a crazy person. He spoke for an hour and a half,
Speaker 2: and the only sound bite that came out of there
Speaker 2: for the News was him talking about Arnold Palmer's Genitalia,
Speaker 2: which I've watched a couple of times. And the at
Speaker 2: least the dudes in the crowd behind Trump had their
Speaker 2: heads thrown back in laughter. They were not rough clutching
Speaker 2: their pools. They're pearls in horror. We'll we'll just say
Speaker 2: that Arnold carried a driver, not a wedge. We'll play well,
Speaker 2: we'll play the clip later. Jess in Wiley, Texas rights
Speaker 2: on the topic of Arnold Palmer's club, So she says,
Speaker 2: along this New York Times article, it takes forever to
Speaker 2: get to what he actually said. For a letter word
Speaker 2: crude remark this that on and on article could be
Speaker 2: one sentence. Trump said something. Trump said apropos of nothing,
Speaker 2: that Arnold Palmer had a massive waging that left everyone
Speaker 2: in awe. Then he said Kamala Harris was a s
Speaker 2: vep the end. Instead, he gets six paragraphs of characterizations
Speaker 2: before you get to any sort of quote. Aren't these
Speaker 2: the statement There's another phrase I'm not sure I should
Speaker 2: use on the air. In this, I'm gonna just say
Speaker 2: alternate sex, okay, instead of the lovely phrase jess Uses.
Speaker 2: Aren't these the same folks who want books about vivid
Speaker 2: alternate sex in elementary schools? But when Trump implies something lude,
Speaker 2: they act like men in the fifties discussing something in
Speaker 2: front of housewives who don't want to accept their delicate upset,
Speaker 2: their delicate sensibilities. Yeah, no kidding, Yeah, hardcore porn in
Speaker 2: school instructural manuals on gay sex in schools. Yes, Trump
Speaker 2: making a vague reference to Arnold Palmer's wang that shocks
Speaker 2: the conscience and can't be permitted. Stop it. Wow, you're
Speaker 2: so right, jess Well said, Is this where we are
Speaker 2: fifteen days out from the presidential election? Is this our
Speaker 2: policy discussion? Well apparently, I think policies weren't out, so
Speaker 2: now they're just throwing throwing everything they can against the
Speaker 2: wall to see what sticks. So we'll get to some
Speaker 2: of the news of the day. Things that happened over
Speaker 2: the weekend. Ketchup to Pete Houpe, you didn't pay attention
Speaker 2: at least where I lived, the weather was absolutely glorious,
Speaker 2: so you shouldn't be paying attention to hear this nonsense, Mmm,
Speaker 2: you're here Trump Trump worked to drive through it a McDonald's,
Speaker 2: among many other things that happened over the weekend. If
Speaker 2: you miss and argue the podcast Armstrong and Getty on
Speaker 2: demand Armstrong and Getty, Like, when did you first notice
Speaker 2: that Joe Biden's mental faculties were diminished? Brett?
Speaker 3: I have watched to Biden from the over office to
Speaker 3: the situation room, and Joe Biden is to bright, he
Speaker 3: is brilliant, but my presidency, well you basically jibbija billion
Speaker 3: times to better.
Speaker 2: Hoping from Saturday Night Live, which I found funny again
Speaker 2: and I'm glad they have all the stars come out,
Speaker 2: but once again they cut away from Dana Carvey as
Speaker 2: soon as he goes into his open mouthed Joe Biden's stare.
Speaker 2: They're not allowing that on the TV anymore. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: think he altered it this time. Looks funny. So we
Speaker 2: were off on Friday, and it happened while we were
Speaker 2: there on Thursday that ya Ya Sinhar met his demise,
Speaker 2: the death of the leader of Hamas the one of
Speaker 2: the most wanted men in the world and a horrible,
Speaker 2: horrible human being and I'm glad he how the New
Speaker 2: York Times you alogie him as a courageous patriot who
Speaker 2: led his people. Well, one of them was Sinhar's final
Speaker 2: moments on the run, hurt alone but still defiant, you know,
Speaker 2: making him into a bit of a Bonnie and Clyde
Speaker 2: like Butch Cassidy, sort of brave cool guy as opposed
Speaker 2: to just a murderous scumbag Hurling a chunk of wood
Speaker 2: at a drone is still defiant, Okay. Regardless, if somebody
Speaker 2: is a piece of crap, why would you ever give
Speaker 2: them any cool to their eulogy? Why would you ever
Speaker 2: do that because you're the New York Times, because of the
Speaker 2: un York Times. Are many many other outlets that I
Speaker 2: saw the same sort of thing. You know, I hate
Speaker 2: to cite the most obvious example in human history, but
Speaker 2: as an American, apparently it's unavoidable. But you could easily
Speaker 2: characterize Hitler, who was, you know, marshaling imaginary tanks and
Speaker 2: assuring in the infamous video that's been parodied so many
Speaker 2: times that Steiner's division would arrive and save the day,
Speaker 2: and the other generals had to tell him. Steer got
Speaker 2: itbliterated that it's got no division. Well, Hitler was defiant
Speaker 2: till the end, and I saw exactly exactly. Defiant to
Speaker 2: the end is a cool thing to put on somebody.
Speaker 2: Why did you put that in the headline? Why he
Speaker 2: was a murderous, evil scumbag who killed many, many Americans
Speaker 2: and many many innocent people, including Palestinians. It just really
Speaker 2: innovated the concept of using human shields in the twenty
Speaker 2: first century and basing his fighters in elementary school so
Speaker 2: lots of little kids would die. Because that's good press.
Speaker 2: That's pretty defiant, too cool. Yeah, it really bothered me.
Speaker 2: Another headline I saw WAPO or someplace like that was
Speaker 2: about having spent his life fighting for the Palestinians. Well,
Speaker 2: some of the information that came out over the weekend
Speaker 2: from his bunker. Now that he's dead, and if you
Speaker 2: haven't seen the video, you know they had a drone
Speaker 2: in there, so they actually have a video of him.
Speaker 2: At the end, they knew where he was, they thought
Speaker 2: they knew he was in this room. They send a
Speaker 2: drone in and he's all covered in dirt and on
Speaker 2: the run, and he'd lost his arm. And once they
Speaker 2: identify him in Israeli soldier shoots him in the head
Speaker 2: and then he's dead. So that's the end of that.
Speaker 2: But inside his bunker beneath Gaza many un food rations.
Speaker 2: He had plenty of food, so the people above him
Speaker 2: were starving. But he had plenty of food, of course,
Speaker 2: him and his people millions in cash. Of course, also
Speaker 2: no money up there for or your average Palestinian living
Speaker 2: in Gaza. There they're getting by on fifty cents a
Speaker 2: week or whatever they're living on. He's got millions and
Speaker 2: millions of dollars. He's got all his favorite cologns, he's
Speaker 2: got a private shower, all that sort of stuff. And
Speaker 2: I particularly like this. It turns out his wife had
Speaker 2: a thirty two thousand dollars Burkein bag. I don't know, o, Katie.
Speaker 2: Maybe you know what a Burkein bag is b I
Speaker 2: r ai and I assume it's some expensive brands he
Speaker 2: took care of his lady.
Speaker 4: It's some designer that costs more than my car. That's
Speaker 4: what it is.
Speaker 2: Thirty two thousand dollars handbag that his wife had while
Speaker 2: he's uh you know, representing the downtrodden Palestinians who are
Speaker 2: uh you know, being starved in a genocide. But the
Speaker 2: evil Israelis right. At least the guy was unseen. I mean,
Speaker 2: he was an obscene monster of a human being, but
Speaker 2: at least you know, he was on scene, unlike the
Speaker 2: other leaders of Hamas, who are all billionaires, who are
Speaker 2: ouching around in the Qatar is it. Yeah, in luxury hotels,
Speaker 2: presidential suites, live in the life of the oil cheeks. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that is absolutely unbelievable. That's a good point. The people
Speaker 2: above him there, they're not even they're fighting, They're living
Speaker 2: a life unlike practically anybody who's ever lived in human history. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: So the story of how they got him is so crazy.
Speaker 2: After you know, spending zillions of hours and dollars on
Speaker 2: intelligence and everything, he got These infantry trainees would be
Speaker 2: squad leaders out on kind of a practice patrol and
Speaker 2: they see three gunmen, they engage them, they shoot them.
Speaker 2: One flees into the building. Turns out to be Sinoar
Speaker 2: forced out of the tunnels by the Israelis systematic pounding
Speaker 2: and dismantling of the tunnel system, which of course General
Speaker 2: Biden had forbidden them to do. So how did he
Speaker 2: lose his arm? I've heard a couple of different stories
Speaker 2: in this. I don't win with one being with one
Speaker 2: of the stories being, and I don't know if there's
Speaker 2: two or not. That they found a way to have
Speaker 2: him be unarmed. That's not the right pars armed, so
Speaker 2: you will, yeah, disarmed if you will, using a pun
Speaker 2: as They removed his arm as a symbolism for that
Speaker 2: poor American kid who lost his arm trying to save
Speaker 2: his friends at that concert and then ended up dying.
Speaker 2: One of the hostages, remember, yeah, what's his name? He
Speaker 2: lost his arm trying to save his friends. They threw
Speaker 2: him in the back of the pickup, drove him over
Speaker 2: to Gaza, kept him as a hostage up until a
Speaker 2: couple of weeks back when we were getting close to Sinewar,
Speaker 2: we being Israel, Israel getting close to Sinowar, and they
Speaker 2: executed the six hostages, including the one armed American kid,
Speaker 2: and so they perhaps took Sinowar's arm as a bit
Speaker 2: of a bat. I don't know. That's may It certainly
Speaker 2: may be, and I'd be fine with that, by the way,
Speaker 2: sounds like a good idea to me. Controversial, We'll take
Speaker 2: your calls. And then the question over the weekend from
Speaker 2: lots of different people of does it do you? What
Speaker 2: do you accomplish when you kill these leaders? Does somebody
Speaker 2: else just step up and take their place? Or do
Speaker 2: they have a unique you know, it seemed that Hitler
Speaker 2: and bin Laden had unique roles in their organization and
Speaker 2: taking them out made a difference. A lot of these,
Speaker 2: for instance, has bullet leaders or lower level isis and
Speaker 2: a kind of leaders. You kill one and a different
Speaker 2: one takes its place, And uh, you know, as well,
Speaker 2: as someone pointed out over the weekend, if you're playing
Speaker 2: whack a mole once, once you kill all. If you
Speaker 2: have ever actually played whack a mole, once you actually
Speaker 2: kill all the moles, you win, so right, well, I
Speaker 2: would say, obviously the answer to that question is it
Speaker 2: depends on the nature of the organization partly. But if
Speaker 2: I'm running a corporation or an NFL team or virtually
Speaker 2: anything else, and I have a great leader and he
Speaker 2: gets whacked and we got to promote the number two guy,
Speaker 2: then he gets whacked, et cetera, et cetera, that's not good.
Speaker 2: You can't count on always hitting a home run. I mean,
Speaker 2: I shouldn't even bring up the disgusting chiefs forty nine
Speaker 2: Ers game of yesterday? But why was this sloppy? It
Speaker 2: was like an exhibition. I didn't see it. What was
Speaker 2: it disgusting? It was just, Hey, I'm a forty nine
Speaker 2: Ers fan, but be in the lost? But b it
Speaker 2: was just sloppy. Was Taylor Swift there? I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't mean you don't know. I don't know. I
Speaker 2: watched football? Not what freaking starlet's there to sur support
Speaker 2: her man of the moment who she will soon dump
Speaker 2: and right an album about probably a good one. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Where was I? I just yet? I just typed into
Speaker 2: Google was and then t A is all the further
Speaker 2: I got before it said filled in the rest? Was
Speaker 2: Taylor Swift at the Chiefs game yesterday? So great? And
Speaker 2: now I'm afraid you're probably going to answer that question.
Speaker 2: She was not. She has got a concert in Miami,
Speaker 2: one more reason to not enjoy that football game. Anyway.
Speaker 2: The idea that the Chiefs could just have Andy Reid
Speaker 2: killed off. He's their legendary soon to be in the
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame head coach and that's no problem. Well,
Speaker 2: promote the system, then he gets killed off. No that matters,
Speaker 2: of course, it matters. I was in San Francisco over
Speaker 2: the weekend bumping around, and I thought, well, that'd be
Speaker 2: cool if I ran into Taylor and UH and Travis,
Speaker 2: like out on the town or something, because I knew
Speaker 2: they were in town, but I did not currently. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's a shame. One more thing I wanted to jam,
Speaker 2: I think you're allowed into the rooms they would be in.
Speaker 2: Probably not, you know. Oh, I see videos where they're
Speaker 2: just like walking around, you know, cool neighborhoods and stuff
Speaker 2: like that, going out a restaurants and stuff in them.
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Speaker 2: got the newest iPhone and it's got the newest software
Speaker 2: special stuff in it. And this happened the other day.
Speaker 2: Somebody sent me a picture of a classic car. But
Speaker 2: it was one of those pictures that had, you know,
Speaker 2: a hottie in a barely bikini and high heels standing
Speaker 2: next to it, like a lot of classic car pictures
Speaker 2: have for summer. And I don't know why that is
Speaker 2: the point was for me to see the car, But anyway,
Speaker 2: they sent me this cool car, old Mustang, and I
Speaker 2: guess this girl was undressed enough that this. Before I
Speaker 2: could open the picture on my text, it had this
Speaker 2: warning on my phone, this could be sensitive. Are you
Speaker 2: sure you want to view nude photos? And videos can
Speaker 2: be used to hurt people. Once you view this, you
Speaker 2: can't unsee it, says my iPhone to a grown man.
Speaker 2: I mean, should I be out of able to opt
Speaker 2: out this for the I'm a grown man, Gary, I'll
Speaker 2: be all right, and I have no Arnold Palmer anything.
Speaker 2: But I have known the touch of a woman. I
Speaker 2: won't faint. And then it said the person in this
Speaker 2: may not have given consent to share it. How would
Speaker 2: they feel knowing other people saw it? And then your
Speaker 2: hate what I know? And then your clicks for your
Speaker 2: choice for clicking on this was not now I'm sure?
Speaker 2: Or ways to get help, Ways to get help. I'm
Speaker 2: having trouble losing weight, to get help, like I don't
Speaker 2: even know what that means exactly, Like I'm so devastated
Speaker 2: by the fact that I saw a Newti pick or
Speaker 2: something like that that I need to get help. And
Speaker 2: I mean, I can understand if you're like a fourteen
Speaker 2: year old girl and some grown man sending you DPS.
Speaker 2: Sure if you know what I'm saying, but yes, anyway,
Speaker 2: so I clicked. I'm sure another warning screen comes up.
Speaker 2: You still don't get to the photo that says it's
Speaker 2: your choice, but make sure you feel safe. Don't share
Speaker 2: anything you don't want to talk to someone you trust.
Speaker 2: If you feel pressured to view naked photos or videos,
Speaker 2: do you feel okay, You're not alone and can always
Speaker 2: talk with someone who's trained to help. Then my choice
Speaker 2: is again, are don't view, view or message someone? And
Speaker 2: then I finally clicked on it and it showed me
Speaker 2: the sixty nine Camaro or whatever it was with a
Speaker 2: barely dressed hot in hi heel. Wow. I wonder if
Speaker 2: there's some setting on your phone that has you as
Speaker 2: a child or something. I don't know. Is that just
Speaker 2: a seems was a little over the top for I mean,
Speaker 2: I well, I don't know. Will this day the apples
Speaker 2: are AI has detected our childish texts back and forth
Speaker 2: will this is too I did your twelve? Does this
Speaker 2: sort of thing do any good whatsoever for society? Or
Speaker 2: is it merely so Apple can tell Congress people that
Speaker 2: they're trying really really hard. Don't share anything you don't
Speaker 2: want to. I mean, that's that sounds like I mean,
Speaker 2: I get because I'm familiar with the stories about sextortion
Speaker 2: and adolescent boys and just to all sorts of stuff.
Speaker 2: But now, who is I talking to the other day?
Speaker 2: Women who told me, oh, yeah, if you're a woman,
Speaker 2: you get guys sending you those picks all the time
Speaker 2: if somebody gets you number, which is just amazing to me.
Speaker 2: The whole joke pick is that like being a yes Katie.
Speaker 5: No, I'm just I'm nodding my head confirming that. Especially
Speaker 5: on social media.
Speaker 2: How many Arnold Palmers do you think you've seen since
Speaker 2: the smartphone generation is a show?
Speaker 5: Note, I have no idea. If if I go into
Speaker 5: my Instagram right now, I'll probably have at least three,
Speaker 5: and I deleted all of them on Sunday Saturday Tour.
Speaker 2: So is that is that it must not be like, uh,
Speaker 2: You're going to see one and think, wow, that is spectacular.
Speaker 2: Would you like to go meet for coffee sometime. Is
Speaker 2: it just like being a flasher? You get a thrill
Speaker 2: out of showing someone I.
Speaker 4: Don't know, I'm on the receiving end. I'm assuming.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, what are you asking her? I don't know. No, No,
Speaker 2: it's definitely that. It's like being a flasher. Yeah. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: It's like somebody who's telling me yesterday they were going
Speaker 2: through the toll booth when when when they were a
Speaker 2: high school with their mom. They're going through the toll
Speaker 2: booth to get on the Bay Bridge in San Francisco.
Speaker 2: And the guy and the guy back then who took
Speaker 2: your money to cross, said, me and my friend are
Speaker 2: really happy to see you. And he turns and he's
Speaker 2: got his friend out to show to the women, which
Speaker 2: I assume was a I enjoy. Wow, that was the
Speaker 2: first time she'd ever seen one. And wow it sperience.
Speaker 2: That is a per fuck. Yeah, And I thought that
Speaker 2: guy probably retired and I'm paying his pension right now
Speaker 2: as some sort of state city worker. Right A. What
Speaker 2: a delightful tale. Thanks for sharing. We've got Katie's headlines
Speaker 2: on the way. As I've said before, if it was
Speaker 2: your goal to try to get the election to be
Speaker 2: exactly fifty to fifty even you couldn't get as close
Speaker 2: as you aren't right now. I mean like, if you're
Speaker 2: paying people to tell pollsters how they're going to vote,
Speaker 2: it'd be impossible to do the entire country and get
Speaker 2: it to be as close to fifty to fifty as
Speaker 2: an announce Quite amazing coming up next hour, not a
Speaker 2: prediction of who will win, but when we will know,
Speaker 2: oh boy, from an expert, and also lots of non
Speaker 2: you know the RD stuff. You know, what's happening in
Speaker 2: America and around the world that you should know about.
Speaker 2: So stay tuned. Right now, let's figure out who's reporting what.
Speaker 2: We got a couple of minutes for the lead story
Speaker 2: with Katie Green and Katie from the.
Speaker 5: Wall Street Journal US and investigates intelligence leak about Israel's
Speaker 5: plans for attacking Iran?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what is going on? There? Was that leaked to
Speaker 2: try to dissuade Israel from attacking? Did somebody in our
Speaker 2: government leak that and an attempts to head off Israel's attack?
Speaker 2: It certainly might be, would certainly be of the pattern
Speaker 2: of the advice they've given Israel so far. Don't do anything,
Speaker 2: don't escalate. Oh, just don't do anything. Man, If they did,
Speaker 2: that is pretty out of line. Fox News.
Speaker 5: Trump makes fries at Pennsylvania McDonald's quote, I've now worked
Speaker 5: for fifteen more minutes than Kamala.
Speaker 2: And the whole point is, did Kamala Harris ever actually
Speaker 2: work in a McDonald's like she claims? There's no record
Speaker 2: that she did. I don't care.
Speaker 5: Yeah, exactly, USA Today. Elon Musk promised on Saturday to
Speaker 5: give away one million dollars each day until November's election
Speaker 5: to someone who signs his online petition in a swing state.
Speaker 2: And what's the petition for Political.
Speaker 5: Action Committee's petition for backing the constitution?
Speaker 2: That's what the top is actually good stuff. I read
Speaker 2: a little bit about it. It's good. And somebody made
Speaker 2: the point that that's far less than it would take
Speaker 2: to finance a significant ad campaign to get similar results. Interesting,
Speaker 2: so I thought was funny. Yeah.
Speaker 5: From the New York Post and logan Sport, Indiana, kids
Speaker 5: are being pushed out of schools after migrants swelled county's
Speaker 5: population by thirty percent.
Speaker 4: Everybody else is falling behind.
Speaker 2: Well, I got it. I got a chart about how
Speaker 2: Canada's turned against immigration. It happens to everyone. It's a
Speaker 2: normal human reaction. My question is, are the dogs and
Speaker 2: cats of Logan support have they remained undigested? Right? Good question.
Speaker 5: Study fines Sorry kids, seventy two percent of parents think
Speaker 5: they're leaving behind a bad future.
Speaker 2: I think I think that. I think that, Yes, sir,
Speaker 2: come sorry.
Speaker 4: Your meme of the day. It is the cover of
Speaker 4: the movie.
Speaker 5: Halloween four with Michael Myers's face, but Michael Meyer's face
Speaker 5: has been replaced by Michael Jackson, and it says hallo
Speaker 5: wee he.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: Finally the Babylon Bee.
Speaker 5: Trump promises to bring back the good happy Meal toys.
Speaker 2: I'm more pandering to the swing voter. We got a
Speaker 2: little Trump at the McDonald's drive through window for you.
Speaker 2: I like particularly like when he was salting the fries,
Speaker 2: not touched by a human hand, being very careful. Goodness sakes.
Speaker 2: This is absolutely silly season. We'll have to talk about
Speaker 2: this later. Are you familiar with the October theory, which
Speaker 2: is a bit of a meme that's floating around by
Speaker 2: the young people, the October theory. Yes, I am familiar
Speaker 2: with that. I was going to bring it up. Maybe
Speaker 2: we'll all try to do that as we head into
Speaker 2: the end of the year, might change your life for him,
Speaker 2: for you don't know. And bringing up speed and bringing
Speaker 2: up speed on some other news of the day. Do
Speaker 2: this graph on how Canadians have turned against immigration fits
Speaker 2: in with what's happened in Europe and the United States
Speaker 2: and lots of places for reasons that are obvious and
Speaker 2: we've been talking about for decades, completely human nature. If
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