In hour 2 of The Armstrong & Getty Show:
Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.
Armstrong and Jetty and no he Armstrong and Yetty.
So we'll set this up ahead of time so you can fully enjoy the President of the United States, who in one minute claims he was a professor at u penn which he never was. It's one of his stories he regularly tells claims he taught a constitutional law class on the Second Amendment, which he did not, says that you couldn't own a cannon when the Second Amendment was first round, which you could, and ends by failing to say the famous phrase the tree of liberty is watered with the blood of patriots.
Enjoy.
I used to be at law when I was no longer the Vice president. I became a professor at the University of Pennsylvania before I taught a constitutional law class. And so I'll talked to a Second Amendment. There's never been a time that says you can own anything you want, and never you couldn't own a cannon during.
The Civil War. Yeah, expecure to think about it. How much you hear this phrase the blood of liberty.
Bash of gough give me a break.
Oh, I mean seriously. And by the.
Way, if they wanted to think to take on government if we get out of line, which they're talking on again about, well guess what they need at fifteen's They don't need no, rightfle folks. Look, this is crazy what we're talking about.
Wow.
So that was the president YadA YadA, yachda ing one of the more famous Thomas Jefferson phrases about the tree of liberty needs to be watered from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
The blood of.
And laughing about the idea of people being able to rise up against their government, which is an interesting notion. But and then you know that's after So that's just the that's the message there he starts with the whole I was a professor upan, No, you weren't.
I taught constitutional law. No, go to the Washington Post.
You don't need to go to Fox, your own favorite blue, wacky lefty newspaper. The Washington Post has debunked those, mister president, So stop saying it.
Boy, that was that was an amazing density of falsehoods per minute. Yeah, but unlike you know, Trump who exaggerates wildly and says also crazy. Of course, Biden, there was just making up a biography. It's easily checked and has been checked repeatedly. Well, he's senile, you know. I'm gonna read this real quick. And then Charlie Cook, the fabulous Charlie Cook at the National Review wrote a great piece I'm going to hit you with a part of But Dave writes, my mother is ninety three and suffers from dementia. She was good until about a year ago, and then her mental and physical health took a precipitous drop.
Over the last six months.
Can't remember anything, rambles, aimlessly, loses track where she is, repeats herself, talks about things from her younger days that may or may not have happened. Sound familiar. Yeah, it's eerie and frightening to watch the leader of the free world dwindle in the same way. Frankly, I don't think he'll make it to election day, and Dave, I think you're probably right. I still maintain that it's going to become so obvious that he's incapable of executing the office between now and the Democratic Convention in August.
I don't think he'll be the candidate. But I realize that's kind of a long shot opinion. But yeah, mostly because people can't picture and people close to Joe Biden and the people around him can't picture the mechanism for that. Like Mark Alpern wrote the other day, if Joe Biden has some secret plan, he hasn't told anybody because none of the people.
Around him know. Yeah.
Yeah, I think, like I say, I think events and perceptions will force everyone's hand.
But we'll see, we'll all find out together.
So Charlie Cook for the National Review rights that it's now by near universe. It is by now near universally acknowledged that Joe Biden is too old to perform his duties. It is less universally acknowledged that this has serious implications, which is what we're talking about, the chief among which is that, for all of the pageantry that attends his re election campaign, Joe Biden is not in fact running to be the president of the United States. And he says, now, I'm not This is not a conspiracy. He won, he's currently serving, he's eligible to on again, etcetera, et cetera. He says, instead, I mean that Biden is operating as a stand in, a widget, or a mcguffin whose primary purpose is to make it to November fifth of this year without expiring. Most candidates have plans for their coveted four years. Biden has none. He does not expect to be there in the public agrees with his hunch. He points out that this is that it's not normal, and that a whopping eighty six percent of Americans now believe Biden is too old to be president. And then he also points out, and this is clearly true, inevitably well, that Joe Biden has been transmitted in a little more than a game token is routinely implied by the substance of our political conversations. Inevitably, discussions of Donald Trump's candidacy revolve around what will happen if Donald Trump wins the presidency, and inevitably discussions of Joe Biden's candidacy revolve around what will happen if Donald Trump.
Wins the presidency? Right right?
And then he unleashes a couple of sentences that I love. Filter out the partisan hallucinations in which Biden is cast as a successful president, and you'll find a little more than an anti matter left within the residue, Biden must win because Donald Trump must not. And because Biden must win, then Biden cannot be too old or too incompetent or too misguided, because if Biden is too old or too incompetent or too mis gutted, then Donald Trump might win, and was established earlier, donald Trump must not win.
And then finally.
He says, what makes the whole thing so startlingly, utterly, unfathomly weird is that the people who are responsible for this, this whole token candidacy are the very same people who will immediately begin orchestrating Biden's removal if he manages to win in November.
After all, uh.
Twenty three seconds after he's won, everything will change, and when it does, the reversal will be astonishing in both speed and scope. Instantly, all of Biden's senile techs will be visibled, all within seconds of his inauguration, the science will begin to cast doubts on the ability of any octogenarian to do such a demanding job.
After a couple of bad polls, the muttering will begin. After the first public slip up, the Sunday shows will swoop in and as the party starts to look forward to the midterms, the number of amateur grim reapers will multiply into a requim chorus that drowns out all but their own. Uh yeah, it's and then he mentions the late night comics and friendly cable channels will practice their sorrow full faces and blah blah blah. So just so we can not talk about Joe Biden for a while, jam this in here.
Polling came out on the whole student loan thing. This is very maddening.
As a taxpayer, I hate that program period, the bailing out the most privileged people in America to help the working class somehow. Anyway, the first polling came out on that yesterday, and relatively few Americans are fans of it.
Three in ten US.
Adults say they approve of how Biden has handled the issue of student loan debt thirty percent, four and ten disapprove, So he's upside down on that. And according to this poll from the University of Chicago School of Public Policy, the outlook wasn't better for among those responsible for unpaid student loan debt, either for themselves or for a family member.
Thirty six approved, thirty four disapproved. So it's a wash. It's fifty to fifty even on people who owe the money.
So you spent all that taxpayer money on the least progressive thing progressives ever done have done, and you didn't even get any votes.
Out of it.
I just think that's a gesture of abandoning any pretense that the Democratic Party has not become the party of college educated, young white women who think with their feelings.
But I was just like their whole deal.
I wish you could take it back, since it's going to end up costing us like eight hundred billion dollars or something. I mean, the amount that it's going to end up costing us over time is in is crazy for a variety of reasons we could get into.
But oh, I see what you're driving at. I wish I wish he.
Could say, oh wow, it didn't even buy me any votes. Let's go back to give the money back to the taxpayer and the programs.
This is my best idea ever.
When there is political pandering, people writing themselves checks from the treasury through their party of choice, right, and it turns out that it didn't actually buy them any favor and the program.
Yes, yes, that's what I'm saying.
Let's end this is that it's the unsuccessful pandering amendment.
Yeah, exactly, if you're if your attempt to buy votes buys no votes, didn't buy votes, then you give the money back.
To the taxpayer. There you go.
This is our contribution to the republic. All these decades of babbling into microphones, we finally come up with something to help the United States of America. Isn't that something that it's a wash among the students and the parents who owe the money.
It's fifty to fifty on whether you like it or not. Well, it's just it's idiotic.
It's immoral, it's impractical, it's anti progressive, it's unfair.
I mean, it's just it stinks. Right. You can't even.
Get a majority of people who would be better fisheries of it to say, wow, that's cool.
Nice. You can't even pander.
You suck. I want to talk about gym culture because I was at the gym last night with my son. First time in a long time I've been in a public gym like that. Also, we should hit the inflation numbers just came out. It is good news. There's still inflation higher than you have had for decades. So don't go to the store expecting the prices to be lower, because that's not the way it works. The rate of inflation has slowed, and Wall Street Journal is any anyway saying at a couple of rate cuts in the next year are back on the table. That's why the stock market jumped today. But more on all that stuff on the way still here. According to a new poll, the most annoying thing someone could do in a plane is let their children play in the aisle than a person with their bare feet on the ceiling.
Was like, oh yeah, I hate that.
Why is it annoying if somebody's kids playing in the aisle, it doesn't bother me.
Of course I'm a parent. Are you trying to sleep in this scenario? Maybe? I don't know. That reminds me. You got a piece on.
How the nation is going to change when there are more no kids people than there are people with kids.
That's going to change everything.
Tax policy, all kinds of policies and culture and everything.
But anyway, more on that later.
Speaking of kids, my son, who is in playing football last year said he wanted to lift weights somewhere and then so I started inquiring about getting gym memberships. And found out that you can't get a gym membership unless you're kid's sixteen or eighteen, depending on the gym.
And I was.
Surprised by that, but you know, everything's changed since I was younger because of liability. You just you can't do anything in America anymore for liability reasons.
I don't know what we're gonna do about that, but nothing, I guess.
But so, so they came up with some sort of program at one of the gyms for kids, so the coach is involved, and because it's the school program for some reason, they can do it in a room I don't know anyway, So I joined a gym last night, and as the first time I had been in a like a big public gym in decades. And I used to lift regularly. I did that for decades, but I hadn't been there in a long time. And Henry was over in one room working out with people and beat red and wearing himself out and everything like that. It's cool, and they do all the fun modern stuff with the big ropes and flipping over tires and all that sort of stuff that tying yourself to things and pulling them, trying to keep the exercising exciting. I was just out with the regular equipment, and I have had I've heard enough women over the years complaining about guys hitting him on them at gyms that that's a thing, right, Katie, Yeah, unfortunately, And so I just I just had that in my head. So there weren't very many women there. There were probably I don't know, one woman for every five guys, and but I was I just I just, you know, I'd lift something and then i'd get done. I'm walking around on restin accidentally made a eye tie, accident made contact. I'm just from trying really hard to like not look there. But then I was also thinking about a number of the women that I've heard complain about gym's being a meat market and guys hitting on them date guys from the gym, So how does that whole.
Thing work out?
I mean, don't I don't quite understand if you're dating guys from the gym. It seems like there must be some level of success that occurs, or there's a good reason why guys are hitting.
On girls at the gym.
Yeah, because if you're her type and you hit on her at the gym, it'll work out. It has nothing to do with the fact that you're at the gym.
It's like sexual harassment. It only exists among ugly guys.
Among good looking guys, that's called really flattering well anybody, unless it's bad and nasty.
Of course, that is.
Not the point in my life I'm in. I'm not looking for that at all. In fact, I prefer if the gym had zero women at it. But but if there is dating occurring at the gym, which clearly is happening, I can see why.
Just like anywhere else in life, some guys are.
Taking a shot now and then, Hey you work out here often or hot day or whatever.
Yeah, boy, these weights sure are heavy. I'd go with that.
That all it comes down to the woman. Also, the women that are saying this are the same ones that go to the gym.
Also with like nothing on.
You know, I'm just gonna say, I blame the women for wearing their sexy, tight workout gear. You gotta start dressing like Billie Eilish in her Oh I'm androgynists and not sexy and not attractive period before she went with her I'm crazy sexy.
Look at my booby's period. I'm not sure what she's doing now. But you gotta dress like sweatsuit Billie Eilish, big baggy gray sweatsuits of the old style.
That's the way you gotta dress. I can guess the.
Women who dress who wear almost nothing to the gym and actually still work out, because that is a that's some risky business right there, because oh, things can pop out and oh you know what I mean.
Or move a sigh, Yeah, way you don't.
Yeah, have at I'm thinking this throughout loud because I don't know if this is fair or not. Is this the patriarchy having its way or something like that, But it seems like if I really am going to the gym and I don't want guys to look at me or hit on me or whatever, I just wear regular like sweats, not super tight clothes or you know, a tube top or whatever you're wearing whatever you call that your sports bra with your tights.
Yeah, when you go to the gym and your underwear on quote leg day and you're doing eight hundred squats in front of a group of men, what do you think is gonna happen?
Yeah, but we're supposed to eat more is more than you're gonna need, By the way, okay too, Come on, I like Joe's lines.
You ever pulled something like, really pulled a muscle? Huh? You ever done that? Yeah? I am. You know what I heard? He is you ever heard that? Explain now that that's hot talk.
Yeah, it's amazing that batting average wasn't higher as the other man.
Yeah. I like the gym. I love going to the gym.
If I hope this can continue and Henry and I can go three times a week, that's the plan. Yeah, that's my favorite thing. I feel so much better about myself when I'm done.
I don went from that's absolutely true. But yeah, it's like punishment for me.
I hate it.
See I went from hating it like a borderline in tears before I would go, but knowing that I had to go to Now if I don't go, I feel like something's wrong.
You have to go.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah that happens. It becomes a habit. And I don't know if your body craves it or your mind craves it or whatever. But I's talking to Henry about how you'll get stronger. You'll you know, it increases testosterone, which he cares about, and.
It somehow just gives you confidence.
I remember when I used to lift all the time. You just feel stronger, tougher and more confident.
M I don't know anyone that's ever left the gym and said I regret doing that.
Right, Yeah, yeah, well all exercise is pretty much that way, as long as you don't, you know, snap your achilles.
I would regret that if I snapped my achilles. Sure you drop the bar on your throat or something that'd be down.
That's a bad day.
Can somebody come get this bar off my throat? The new inflation numbers are out. We should talk about that and a bunch of other stuff.
Armstrong and getty. So much welcome relief at the gas pump.
The national average, according to Triple A, three dollars forty four cents for gallon of regular. That's down from three dollars fifty two cents just last week. So gas prices go up and down, but down is good for the current president. And who knows what it'll become election day. But this story in the Financial Times got my attention. I subscribe to the Financial Times, briefly super expensive newspaper.
I finally quit. Yes, it's too expensive to subscribe to any right here and dry drill this story Today.
World faces staggering oil glut by the end of the decade, Energy watchdog warns, why are you warning me about too much oil? The world faces a staggering surplus of oil equating to millions of barrels a day by the end of the decade, as oil companies increase production, undermining the ability of OPEC to manage crude prices.
Why am I being warned about this?
While demand is forecast to peak before twenty thirty, continued investment by all producers, led by the United States, would then result in more than eight million barrels of spare capacity.
The massive cushion.
Of extra oil could up end the efforts of OPEC to manage the market and usher in a new era of permanent lower prices.
A couple of things. Yeah, I read a similar piece in the journal. I think they were saying that energy consumption or oil consumption, you know, fossil fuels is going to peak in nine, six seventy or something like that. Then it will decline partly because of technology. Technology, but the production thing they're talking about. You're absolutely right in a lot of ways. It'll be really, really great on the other hand, if the entire energy sector of our economy is actually crashes because the bottom drops out of prices, that'll be really disruptive. Secondly, if all of a sudden, fossil fuels are just so cheap, the hell.
You'll squirt gas out and your friends for fun at the gas stations. It's so cheap. Hey, come here, I got cha.
What's that going to do to the whole half phony green energy crw? Well, that's the first thought I had.
And I know that most major news publications hate the idea of Wait a second, if gas is cheap, the whole why do you buy electric car? Goes out the window a little bit. I mean, that's what got me into a Tesla in the first place. Well, mostly because it was super fast, but it was seven dollars a gallon there during the pandemic, and I thought, I can't commute to work every day and seven dollars a gallon.
Well, if gas is cheap, what's the reason for buying an electric car? Right? Right?
And that gonna have enormous effects. But that whole idea of energy use is gonna peak. I assume that's based on the projections of the number of electric cars, So I don't understand how that's going to work out. If gas gets cheaper and people don't buy electric cars, the market will react one way or the other. I'm not sure that technology is changing so rapidly. It's really hard. Just I just you know, and I get the overall energy sector stuff you're saying. I get that, but it seems like a weird headline to me that there's a warning of an oil glut and prices.
Being low for a long time. Yeah, yeah, I get your point.
If I live in Pennsylvania, though, the whole shale oil thing, it's too expensive.
It doesn't make any sense to do it.
The fracking thing might to a large extent, become inoperable because it's just too expensive an extraction method for the price the market will bear, so it'll be crazy disruptive.
Just in general, inflation numbers out today, it cools ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting that is coming up. Consumer prices rose three point three percent in the year through May. That's down, and that's lower than expected, whatever that means. So because it was lower than expected, the stock market has jumped, and there's belief now that the Fed will cut rates sometime soon, maybe twice in the next year, which I think would be good for everybody. I know it would be good for me looking for a house.
Yeah. Yeah.
To briefly continue the theme we've had in recent months of how idiotic the reporting on inflation is in virtually all media because they say, and part of it's that they're just owned by their political side, the Democratic Party, that they'll say inflation is down. Why are people still complaining about prices? You're wrong to be concerned inflation is down.
Which is just so unspeakably stupid.
I'd like to take them by the neck and just shake them, because of course prices rose, then they rose again, and guess what this year they rose again, just not as much as last year or two years ago, but they're still higher, and your wages haven't even come close to keeping up with that. I came up with one of my better illustrations. I should so be teaching a high school class, but I would scream at the kids and say terrible things day one and I'd be fired.
So that's a bad idea. But just for fun, I busted.
Out my calculator, which is my phone, and I looked at one hundred dollars with six percent inflation, the next year, that one hundred dollars worth of goods will cost you one hundred and six dollars. Obviously, but because inflation compounds, if you have six percent in play inflation, again, you don't add six dollars in prices. You add six dollars and thirty six cents, which is fairly trivial, but you only have to do that one more time. And then adding having five percent inflation adds six dollars max to your basket of goods, and eventually three percent inflation two percent will add another six dollars to your basket of goods. Inflation compounds, just like interest rates. Even taught since you're a little kid, or or you should have been, how important compound interest rates are. Your thousand dollars you invest at age twenty three is fifty thousand dollars by the time.
Blah blah blah blah. Inflation's the same way.
I go back to my Joe Getty's axiom of political economics.
If inflation is high, nothing else matters. Right, the rents too high and the president's too old. Those are the only things you need to know about the presidential election. Possibly one quick thing before we take a break, because we got a bunch of stuff.
I got a jam in.
Did you see the new manuscript that they deciphered about the childhood of Jesus?
Missed it?
This manuscript has been around for a long time, but it's just recently been deciphered by experts in these you know, ancient language and that sort of thing, and they've authenticated at this point the Infancy Gospel of tom Us, which was not, for whatever reason, chosen to be a book of the Bible, but it's written by the same sort of people around the same sort of the same period, and it's about Jesus's childhood. Number one revelation surprisingly enthusiastic about kickball.
Right, really big into sports. Yeah, yeah, real jock. Jesus was a jock.
He was the winners and we're going to win today. Boys, Who is with me?
Yeah, he's one of the cool kids.
He was in the cool click and it helped him because he could do miracles and whatnot, and he was good at kickball.
As Joe mentioned, Okay, we got more other ways to stay with us. Armstrong.
Hey, it's time once again to do what I did when I was a.
Senator ban assault weapon.
He said, what do you mean I need that tone? I said, guess what if you need twelve to one hundred bullets and a gun on a magazine, you're the lousiest shot I've ever heard of. And by the way, if they wanted to think to take on government, if we get out of line, which they're talking on again about, well guess what they need at fifteen's They don't need a rifle.
Who's the drunk guy, the drunk old guy.
Well, and even if you get past that, just the argument he's making about the Second Amendment on the day that his son was convicted of felonies or you know he took it hit. Yeah, there wasn't enough attention to the whole throwing the gun in the trash gand where anybody could find it.
Well, if there were no guns or abortions, what would he run on? Anyway?
In a related notes, a second quote of Charlie Cook from the National Review Today, it happened to come across him talking about the pro Palestinian pro Hamas anti Israel rally outside of the White House and all of the violence and the graffiti and the defacing state and national monuments and that sort of thing, and how they attempted to arrest one person but they got away and that's that's the end of it. And how there is such an obvious double standard on political violence and that's unquestionable, and and and he says it gets boring to play these what if games, But come on, what if they'd been wearing MAGA hats, if they'd been right wingers, it would have been a national crisis. And everybody, everybody knows it. And I was just thinking about issues that really matter versus issues that don't really matter to regular people when it comes to elections and their their attitudes and their lives. And you know, a perception of lawlessness and crime is just you don't have to tell people they ought to care about that. It's like you don't have to convince them that high prices hurt, that inflation hurts. Like you got to convince them that the mean Republicans are going to take away their right to an abortion and put you back in chains. That takes a lot of convincing. But some days anyway, this is kind of a wind intro to some days. As I'm going through all sorts of news sources, which I do all day long. I see patterns emerge, and this was a kind of interesting one. Yesterday came across this article in the San Francisco Standard, no arrests in flagrant side shows on San Francisco streets. And if you've ever been to San Francisco, you're familiar with the Embarcadero.
It is the big, giant street that runs along the.
Edge of the bay and is incredibly scenic, and there are millions of tourists in the baseball stadiums right there, and it's like the street it's the Lake Shore Drive, chicagoans of San Francisco anyway. So there's a giant side show there where the people are spinning out their cars.
There's hundreds of people.
There are innumerable crimes going on for a long, long, long, long time, but nobody got arrested. Okay, all right, fine, let's move along from San Francisco to the Free Beacon. Oh yeah, they mentioned White House protesters vandalized property and clash with law enforcement. The police made no arrests. We already mentioned that. Go over to CNN, which is not the National Review.
This is the dangerous Venezuelan gang infiltrating the US that you probably should, that you probably know nothing about, but should. And that's this organization trend Yarragua transnational criminal gang that originated in a Venezuelan prison and slowly made its way south and north in recent years. It's now operating in the United States. It operates in many, many countries now. It is a huge organization and you know, actually it's origines story is worth going off on a tangent. The group's leadership, according to the report, operated out of the notorious Tokorone prison, which they controlled. The gang controls the prison. When Venezuelan official raided it last September. You might remember this, they found a swimming pool and several restaurants inside the prison wall.
Wait what.
So the gang ran the prison and there's a swimming pool in not a restaurant, several restaurants. So they they created somehow built a swimming pool and a food court. Hey, Pedro, you want to get steaks tonight? Not really feeling a steak. It's hot out.
What's like some fish.
Tacos or something? I like fish tacos. We'll go to that place here in our prison.
You know it sounds good Indian food.
I have to ask, and maybe I lack imagination. In what sense is it a prison?
They also seized weapons from inmates, including automatic rifles, machine guns, and thousands of rounds of ammunition.
But so you've got criminal gangs from.
And this is the you know, this is the Lord knows you got your MS thirteen and all sorts of other gangs that have come up through the open borders as well.
But people see that, they proceed that.
I'm gonna keep moving, although I would like to hang out at that prison for a while longer.
A swimming pool and restaurants. Boy, swimming makes me hungry. Man, Well, what are you in the mood for? I just want these pancakes from a restaurant called Pancakes, etc.
It's that kind of a play on words.
Here's a Venezuelan gang member there. He pauses to take a sip of coffee. I wonder if they had a breakfast place in the prison. Yeah, I wonder. Let's see, all right, here's another one New York post. Oh, I hate when it resets when I click on it. Connecticut residents form armed group to defend against violent crimes. And this is a predominantly black neighborhood. In Hartford, Connecticut, hoping to fend off violent criminals, has turned to a group of armed citizens to patrol their streets by land and air. They're using drones and video feeds. It's a dozen drones hovering over the neighborhood, seventy five surveillance cameras.
Again, a black neighborhood who said, this is just this is incredible. We can't live like this anymore. We're going to take control. Listen to what the Democrat mayor said. He denounced the group over concerns that they will enact vigilante justice.
You get vigilanti justice when there's no regular official justice.
Yeah.
The idea that's been preached for so long, and a lot of people have bought it, primarily on the left, is that the authorities will protect you, and if they don't protect you, you're not allowed to protect yourself. Okay, and then I'm gonna keep moving. This is to the liberal New York Times, and this one really struck me. I'm not a big New York guy. I haven't spent a ton of time there, but you know, it's one of the great cities on Earth. A neighborhood battles illegal weed shops. We've been begging for help, and of course they start with a scenario before they get to the facts. Nearly three thousand unlicensed cannabis stores are estimated to have opened across New York City since twenty twenty one. Thank you having How do you have three illegal unlicensed stores?
Much less three thousand? Wow.
There are one hundred and thirty two licensed adult use dispensaries across the entire.
State of the New York. State of New York. There are only sixty.
Two licensed dispensaries in the city. There are three thousand unlicensed dispensaries.
Wow.
And this again, this was in twenty four maybe thirty six hours of news gathering. The backlash is coming, and it's coming hard. As we've discussed for years, the Joe Getty unified theory of civilizations that you veer from guardrail to guardrail, you veer toward tough on crime, and you probably go a little far. Then you got lots of people locked up for minor offenses for maybe a little too long. Say think, you know, we got to be more compassionate. But you go way too far toward the compassionate guardrail see California, and you start turning loose all the dangerous felons, and you have an explosion in crime. Like wise, New York likewise, Connecticut likewise.
Where is that other story from?
It doesn't matter, and we're absolutely in the about to hit the left guard rail and go hard to the right period.
I think, well, I thought this was interesting, and I don't want to make of it.
Of the horrifying protests in New York at the Nova Music Festival memorial. That's the music festival where all those hippie kids got slaughtered by Hamas.
And now there's a memorial in New York.
Will all the pro Hamas protesters were attempting to deface it and chanting, you know, we want more October seventh, and that sort of thing the other day, which is just awful.
I mean, what could be more awful? Again, no arrests.
I appreciate your brevity in saying slaughtered, but you left out tortured and raped anyway, but yees demonstrating in favorite Mamas. Outside of that, I'd like to see him all rounded up and you can finish the sentence for me. So would Kamala Harris's husband, or at least what he said in a private gathering.
Yesterday, he's known as the Second Gentleman.
At a fundraiser in New York, he said of the news reports of the protests at the Noble Memorial that he saw, he said, it makes me sick. These protests are vile and inhumane. It's got to stop. This is completely out of control. Can he be the vice president?
Yeah?
First of all, yeah, nice, It made sense and it's the right position.
Edward.
Isaac DeVore of CNN senior reporter yesterday said those particular anti Israel demonstrations, including waving Hezbal flags and chants at the Nova Festival Memorial outrageous and heartbreaking, horrifying behavior. Anti Semitism has no place in the United States. When the Democrat husband of the vice president says that, and a CNN senior journalist says that sort of thing, you've lost America. I would agree. That's exactly what I was driving at. And it's about damn time. Is the president, the current president, gonna get on board with that sentiment before the election? Oh gosh? Is he coherent enough to put the sentences together? And does he dare offend his left base?
I doubt it. Armstrong and Getty