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Armrong. This living life with no air conditioner to my home in the summer is sapping my will to live. This is good for me, though, to be working with a third worlder. Understand your perspective exactly you those of you who have air conditioner privilege. Kids wanted to go to a hotel last night I almost broke down live from studio CE see senior dimly lit room deal with on the bowels of the Armstrong and Getting communications compound. Hey, y'all, today we're under the tutelage of our general manager Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas. That's the last time I can remember that the two intellectual giants of their time got together to debate the issues of the day in front of a populace hungry for truth. How do related story everybody gets a pony for Christmas and tigs ra scene flying information like the Blue Angels over om all? How did I go from I remember the day that the remember there's thoughts there'd be no debate. That was the conventional wisdom. Then all of a sudden exploded, it was breaking news. There's gonna be a debate. Biden floated the offer and trumpepmedia said absolutely, I'm in, and then there you had it. And I was so excited. How did I go from so much excitement to so much dread? And why? So I'm trying to discover in me I have such dread about this tonight. Wow, I just heard these stats about how the moderator's role in the debate has grown over the years, from almost zero to it was ten percent in the nineties and now most recently it was almost twenty five percent of the time. Great Scott, And that's just strong. That's where my dread lies in that. I'm just gonna be I'm just gonna be chewing my teeth over the moderators being so clearly debating Trump and helping. But it's gonna drive me nuts. Yeah, I know, it's gonna drive me nuts. And uh, I was just thinking, shouldn't the moderator's role shouldn't the moderators come up with a list of questions and it might take you fifteen minutes to come up with the questions. I mean, I've heard about this is actually a problem Jake Tapper and Dana bashert first of all, Jake's Office show this week, they got fillings because they're studying and preparing. I think that might be all, oh, why are you studying and preparing? I'm sure they would tell you what we need to push back against Trump's lies or if a candidate says something that's not true, No you don't. How about you let the public do that. I think they should have a list of like ten questions. Again, you could come up within a couple of minutes, border economy, Israel, Ukrainina, China, schools, whatever you want to do, and then you let them answer, and you shut up and go on to the next question when the opponent of that person has responded, because that's their job to point out if something was wrong and you shut up. But that's not what it's gonna happen. I guarantee you you know, I agree with you one hundred percent. I would suggest, though, as a guy who's had to endure a you know a handful of painful medical procedures, just put it out of your mind. Do your best to put it out of your mind. It's you know, what's your fear in the night and the day comes to call anyway, Now I might as well get some sleep. I did hear somebody say, and I think this is true. Has there ever been a time where everybody was so concerned about what their candidate is going to say? Such on pins and needles of you just don't which one's gonna show up? On the right, it's Trump? Can he can he you know, not take the bait and go off on Biden? Is can his brain work?
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Yeah, I might phrase it this way, because again, I think you're right. Has there ever been a time when each side's fans were much more feel or fearful of negatives right hopeful for positives? Yeah? Yeah, I would agree with that. And nobody was worried that Barack Obama was just gonna blow up the entire thing or come off as incoherence or Mitt Romney. There's no chance when Mitt Romney was going to debate the hole man. I hope he can hold it together. I hope he doesn't go nuts like some sort of mad man, or or drool on himself. Yeah, there's no concern of that whatsoever. I read a piece and reason that I almost brought to the show. It said, a terrible, miserable, disastrous debate might be the best thing for America because then both parties would say, we can't do this, we can't go ahead with this, and though it'll be extra ly unlikely and very difficult, maybe they could somehow maneuver other candidates in it. But by the time I got done reading it, it was just it was borderline silly, the idea that that could happen. It is it is neither and certainly not both are going to decide to go to a different direction, even though there are a growing number of what do they call the people that don't like each candidate? They got a clever name for it, Yeah, double haters, double negatives or something like that. I can't remember. Yeah, so the double haters has grown. There's like a quarter of America as a double hater. Then like either one, but you got to choose one because one of them is going to be president. So the biggest news, uh for the presidential race, and then we'll shut up about it for a while, is that one of the most successful and famous polsters in America. It was ABC's polster for many, many years Nate Silver yesterday announced that with his analysis, this race is not a toss up. Trump is the clear favorite. It is absolutely not a toss up. They run their model of forty thousand simulations through all the different things that could happen, and two thirds of the time Trump wins. And he says, that's not the definition of a toss up. That's the definition of one person who is way more likely to win than the other. And that's going through the battleground states. And you know, the electoral college, not just the overall number, which gets way too much attention in his Trump still Biden still wins the popular vote, just barely nationwide, but Trump wins in all the states that he has to. And yeah, so the idea that this is not a toss up, I don't know if that is dawned on a lot of the left, but there you go. You know, it's funny you launched into your little screed and you said prominent polster blah blah blah. And I thought, oh, he's gonna mention the Frank Lunt stuff, because I've got Frank Lunt stuff for Frank is yelling for anybody to pay attention. He says, yeah, it's kind of news that Trump is winning so big an ioy's up like eighteen points. The big news is he's within two or three points in Minnesota, right He says, Minnesota is a reliable Democratic state. It votes Democrat in every presidential campaign, and poll after poll, I see Trump within two or three in Minnesota, adding that I don't think the media understands exactly what's going on right now. That's what exactly what Nate Silver was saying, and once went on to point out that being convicted of all those felonies phony would have destroyed any other candidate at any other time, barely dinged Trump. And yet the media narratives look at Trump down three points since he was convicted of dozens of felonies. That's crazy. It's like a guy is shot and said, no, I'm fine, and the headline is man is shot, he will soon die. The most misleading thing, and this is gonna make me nuts too. The most misleading thing is the constantly re using the number of felonies that is just itous. You want to pretend that that was a case that they would have brought against anyone other than Trump, Go ahead, you want to believe it is an important thing that him not filing his paperwork the correct way for paying off Stormy Daniels is important. Go ahead, but don't act like he's a man who's committed thirty to what is it, seven felonies, whatever the number is, that really doesn't matter. He committed one over and over again. He didn't rob a bank and shoot up a school and pay off Stormy Daniels and not pay his tame. I mean, come on, that's what you're implying, and it's just not you know, they separated every entry, every check, every mention of it as a different felony, right, which was an option, But you don't have to do it that way anyway. Trump. According to Politico, Biden is going to work that into the conversation at some time, and of course it'd probably malpractice if he didn't, right if your opponent, Oh yeah, yeah, no, you know he has to. At the same time, Trump has every every likelihood of coming off as a lunatic. I guess my nervousness comes from I would prefer Trump to win, and I'm not sure he can stay away from the bait. I think that's what makes me uncomfortable. Like Biden blowing up, I would find entertaining. That doesn't make me nervous. I just I don't see how Trump can avoid if he's if he's hit with and I keep thinking, I picture the moderators bringing it up. He's gonna be debating the freaking moderies. I keep picturing Dana Bash or Jake Tapper bringing up are the January sixth people that are in jail hostages? Mister president? You know that sort of thing? And how how is he going to answer that without either going off or going too far? Did you win in twenty twenty? I mean, he's got a couple of things that I don't I don't know how he's gonna talk it, talk himself out of. Yeah, just the whole framework of the thing is so frustrating. As you said early on, it ought to be very simple questions about excuse me, about policy plans, and then you know, maybe a question or two about you know, the major knock on each candidate. But again, a simple question posed is simply and let them answer and let the people decide. But that's not good enough for the activist journalist. Trump's gonna bring up some of the horrifying crimes committed by illegals. Jake Tapper's going to jump in. I just need to point out to the viewers right now that a legal immigrant, No, he would say, migrants commit crimes. Undocumented migrants commit crimes at a lower rate than US citizens. As if that matters to the particular individual case. Oh yeah, yeah, all the dead people and raped people and stabbed people, they'll take great comfort in that. You know, the guy who raped my wife. Actually it was less likely to commit a crime than people born here. Isn't that something? What a friggin idiotic argument? God, it makes me mad. Yeah, well, we should start the show officially. I'm Jack Armstrong, He's Joe Getty on this it is how did it already?
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The first presidential debate, and the big controversy is which drugs may be used tomorrow night? And I just I just want to you know, state for the for the record that I have no idea what drugs I will take when I watch the debate, but they will be potent and they will be plentiful.
Do you have a drinks planned for the debate? Damn, I'm gonna take it easy. What's what's a drink? Teenie? What does a person drink for a debate? Oh? A debate, teeny. I'll probably just sip on a scotch. I suppose sip on a scotch and then you'll just hmm, rub your chin and you listen to the deep policy answers that we're going to get tonight. Smelling my pipe certainly exactly, Petting your labrador king jacket? What you actually have? I actually, yeah? How does mailbag look? Oh? It's good, good, very nice, insightful. Cool. That's on the way, and our text line is four one five two nine five k FTC. What was I gonna say? We can fair number of emails about the podcast system being a bit wonky. We're delving into that. It's it's we're tracking down what might be going on with various outlets and distribution platforms and that sort of thing. But sorry for the annoyance. What's the main complaint like chopping off the first part of segments. Oh awful, that's where I put my best stuff in the first part. Oh yeah, yeah, we front loaded. Yeah then hope you just we sucker you into staying for the rest. So again, apologize where we're looking into it. It's it's a little complicated, starts strong and just fades away, exactly, exactly, Yeah, but we have our best people on it. Male, I'm sorry. Freedom of Court of the day, right, thank you, Michael ah. Our friend Frank writes the secretary's comment that it's not fair for people to have to choose between buying groceries and paying off their student debt. Good lord, Yeah, that's this Secretary of Education. What a maroon. It reminds me of the great Thomas Sowel, who once said, the first lesson of economics is scarcity. There's never enough of anything to satisfy all of those who want it. The first lesson of politics is to disregard the first lesson of economics. The Secretary of Education saying that makes me mad, But it makes me madder that a supposedly non part is an evening newscast didn't include anything from the taxpayer's perspective. However, this mechanic says he'd rather not choose between food and paying off someone else's school debt. Right, how is that bias or is that lack of curiosity? I think it's dumbness, I really do. Wow, just plain dumbness. People shouldn't have to choose between groceries and the student loans. Some Republicans are working hard at this stuff. But if my kid goes to trade school, why should he choose between food and paying off your loan? Oh, so you're comfortable with people starving to pay their loans. I know, I just I. People cannot govern themselves. We're too stupid monarchy. Now moving along, Oh, mailbag smur oh Frank in San Diego, Ice guys. So often we only hear the downside of kids these days, hooked on the phone, stand inside, under achieving, blah blah blah. Well, what I see from kids in our neighborhood are summer camps, basketball camps, wood shops, swimming with their parents. Saw in my neighborhood, I took the time to get involved helping with the wood shop camp that was offered. All the kids were engaged, upbeat, healthy and having fun. Refreshing. You see this. We only hear doom and gloom it's out there, but I see kids are up. I don't know where exactly you live in San Diego, but I'm glad to hear that. Frank, That's terrific. And then this, why not let's try to see the good side of us every once in a while. Let's take a break from them Squad, Trumpet, Biden, Garland and especially os versus them. Can we get back to being Americans? Based on the kids I'm seeing, we have a better chance of getting things right. All right, Frank, I wish I had a dose of that in me, but I don't. I appreciate you right now. I'm a mail bag at armstrong e geddy dot com. What are you seeing in your hood? Let's see was watching a highlight of the Daily Show to see how the other side lives like you. Guys, listen to NPR to a tone for your sins, right, Mike, Just a quick observational question. How many male viewers in house at the Daily Show would know how to do something as simple as change a flat tire in a car. They all look like absolute androgynus high school counselors who Keaton couldn't even get Triple A out to attend to this absolute catastrophe. I don't understand where these fellows live. That's something we may have gone from can change a tire to don't know how to change a tire, but can call triple A to can't change a tire, too scared to call Triple A because you'd have to talk to it to human beings. Uh. Nice note from Sage regarding the Red Blue State ten years split experiment might be worth mentioning occasionally that the original conception of our system and the laboratories of democracy had something like this in mind. From the beginning. The states would try different policies, better ones would win. Out of course, you're absolutely right, Sage. The problem is the metastasizing ubiquity and power of the federal government, the desire of modern people that have Washington solve all the problems. The worship of the president is some sort of demi god. But you're right, that was the idea of our system. What do you expect to happen in the third season of The Bear? It gets out of its trap and goes back to its cab and hibernates happiness. I don't think you've watched I haven't seen any of and getty, I feel I goll go be sick.
I just looked through my Walmart history and I found this, like Walmart order from two years ago for the whole month worth of groceries forty five items cost one hundred and twenty six dollars a whole month of groceries just for me, basically. But I did notice this reorder all button, and I wanted to see how much it would cost.
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Five items for one month would have cost four hundred and fourteen dollars.
That is four times more. How the how like what that man is wrong? Inflation is down, So a guy hits reorder on his Walmart grocery order from two years ago, it costs four times more. Depends on what you're ordering, but like if you had a fair amount of bacon and eggs in there, for instance, yeah, I could easily be four times more. If we've been saying this for a while, and it's so true. If Biden loses, it's going to be as simple as the rent's too high and he's too old, and you don't need to have a bunch of polysci people explain exit polls. It's just that I saw another piece, I think piece in the I think it was Wall Street Journal saying the economy is actually very good. Why people are not appreciated. Look unemployment blab bah. If inflation is high, nothing else matters. Now you can talk all day long about the Nasdaq record highs, but you just don't feel that doesn't feel like anything when you just paid for your grocers. But anyway, I was about to say, I'm looking over some more polling that just came out, Like important polls. There's lots of polling that come out that comes up. There's only a handful of polling organizations or people that are really one accurate and two sway people, and they're all out today in the last two four hours, and they all have Trump moving further ahead. If this, if the reverse were happening, I'd say, oh, how convenient. On New York.
Times Gallop everybody all of a sudden day of the debate that come out with new look, Biden's got momentum polls, I honestly would be saying that because it's so universal out today.
Now Jack is obsessed with polls. Everybody knows that I, Joe, don't pay attention to presidential polls until the time of year when I walk out of my house and I'm immediately sweaty. Well, it is the gamey time now, it is the sweaty time of year. So I am beginning to pay some attention more stories from the length and breadth of the human experience, not just politics coming up. But go ahead, you seem really into this. H Yeah, I got one that is really going to blow your mind. First of all, a couple of them Washington Posts poll finds more Swing state voters trust Tump Trump on protecting democracy than Biden, and the Swing states the whole the newspaper that has at the top of their masthead democracy dies in darkness as they joined the resistance because Trump was going to end the country their own hoole has. In the swing sets, which are the only ones that really matter, more voters trust Trump on protecting the democracy than Biden. That is stunning. I'm so interested in this. So, in spite of the never ending Trump beat of virtually all of the media, to the contrary, swing state voters are saying what she said, They said, Uh, why how do you think they got to that? Point. I think it's the outrage at the lawfair. No, I don't think so. I think it's because eggs are too expensive. I think it's all that you just bat what is it? What's your question? Trump? What's the next question? Trump? Trump is better? So you're saying, if inflation is as high as it's been, nothing else matters, including non economics stuff. I just guessing, obviously. But yeah, and then so the what is growing to be the most important polling organization? And honestly, I'm sorry because there's more to that. That's such an interesting question. Let's not give it short shrift. Could it be that he's you know, you've boiled down the the the election to Lorentz too high and Biden's too old? Could it be that he's too old to protect democracy? He's too old to protect. Could be his house, He's too old to protect anything. He's dying. I could be it. So the New York Times Siena poll, which has been famous for many, many years. They they spend a tremendous amount of money on their polling, which has a lot to do with getting a really good poll. They also do likely voters as opposed to just everybody or even registered voters. And so anyway, it's the gold standard for polling. And now they're going to start doing like dailies or weeklies or something like that. They're really trying to take over the world of polling. AnyWho, They're out today with their latest and they have Trump up forty eight forty four. In their most recent poll in April, it was a one point lead for Trump. Now it's a four point lead for Trump. So according to their own analysis, if anything happened out of the conviction, he's gone up. That's The New York Times and the much more significant swing state polls are saying the same thing. But I'll skip. I'll skip a bunch of other stuff that I'll get to later, just because this one is so amazing. Gallop. Gallup's the most famous poll for approval ratings. Whenever you hear approval ratings, it's usually Gallop. Biden hit his all time low in this poll. Again, if it were going the other direction, I would be saying, conspiracy all a nice job, Gallup. So Trump's guys all time lost, Biden's got his highs day of the bait. How handy, But here you go. Biden has his lowest gallop rating. Ever, Trump hits a four year high on the same day, Bing bing bung bung. That is a wow. Joe Biden's at thirty seven percent favorability, lowest he's ever had, and maybe close to the lowest any president's ever had. It's getting down there. I mean, anybody could honestly run for reelection. You know, Nixon doesn't count. And Trump's favorable is up to forty six, forty six in the gallop pol Trump's at forty six. I said, you're kidding me. I swear I would maybe the other side's going to be complaint calling conspiracy on this. If you told me this January seventh, of what was it, twenty one, I'd have said, what happened? I would have bet you every dollar I had you were you did, that wouldn't happen. Oh hey, one more quick note on the debate. I thought this was interesting. Jten Livermore said, and I find this amusing and absolutely right. I think Trump may have one unmentioned advantage in the debate. His mic is off when Biden is speaking this fire's or freeze. Trump up to mumble something to Biden that won't be picked up by the microphones. He'll be able to usher your issue equips that only Biden will hear, and Trump won't be prosecuted or persecuted because it will be unheard by the public. In other words, it allows Trump to be Trump without the TV audience hearing him interrupt. Yeah, now, or that could be to some extent, that absolutely could be. And I've heard a number of people bringing up the idea that somebody needs to coach Biden on just broadcasting and microphones, because you hear people do this all the time. Got I go to events where this happens, where somebody's got the microphone and they start talking to somebody who doesn't have a microphone. The person with the microphone can hear that person, but nobody else in the room can. He got one side of a conversation. They need to tell Biden, don't nobody at home is gonna hear what Trump's saying four feet away from you. They aren't gonna hear him at all. You're gonna hear him if you respond to him, it's gonna be weird. And this second point, because I agree completely with that, this second point JT makes is the dangerous side effects of stimulu. You can't use that stuff all the time. In fact, Biden passed up the ultimate softball fest of a Super Bowl interview, right, good point, because he couldn't. You just you can't do it that much, especially at his age and with his risks. But it occurred to me they probably will give him whatever stimulants he gets to, for instance, shout his way through the State of the Union address. It just occurred to me earlier today. It's going to be an empty, silent room. He got away with jabbering like a tweaker, like I said before, yelling his way through like an angry lunatic, because it was a crowded haul full of people, half of whom would stand up and cheer at half of his shoutings. If he's that jacked up tonight, he's going to come off as psychotic. And a number of people have pointed out that, And this was at the time, even when Biden was way more coherent. Trump interrupting him bailed Biden out because he has trouble finishing thoughts and sentences, and Trump bailed him out all the time. Biden has to do the full two minutes clear to the end of his thought. And remember how he started the sentence that might be harder. Yeah, yeah, my sarcastic introduction to the show, referencing Lincoln and Douglas, referring to the fact that neither of them is particularly good at fleshing out complete thoughts. Two minutes is a long time for Trump on one topic. No, he doesn't have to stick to one topic, but he's big on the mister president, you've decried wokeness in America. What's the problem with the wo This is terrible woke that many people believe woke. This is terrible ruins everything. They ruined things. That's good. They really really ruined things. That's a good point. If I'm coaching him, I'd say, you know, answer that that long, and then say, and wokeness is a problem, but there's no bigger problem and we all know it than the price is at the grocery store. I mean, that's what's on everybody's mind. And then do another minute on the inflation. If they ask you what's a better pet, a cat or a dog, say the border is open, right, Say inflation is too high. If they ask you how Stormy Daniels was, you say, but the price of gas. Right. Biden's at his all time low Trump at a four year high in the gallop Pole the day of the debate. That is really something I just saw, the most amazing AI thing I've ever seen. We've got to post that to the website and have you take a look at it. Good God, it's getting believable fast. Katie's headlines and a bunch of stuff on the way. I hope you can stay with us today. An AI video of justin Timberlake where somebody took his mugshot and then animated it where he's like blinking and making facial expressions and raises his hand up and then drinks a beer and it is shockingly realistic looking. It's flawless. Yeah, that one I would have I would have a hundred percent fallen for if it was justin Timberlake doing like a you know Tonight Show bit with Jimmy fallon right right. Yeah. Also in the news, Supreme Court decision Big one came out yesterday about the government farming out its censorship and violating the First Amendment the soup set in the plaintiffs didn't have standing. And then scal I'm not sorry, Scalia has passed Scalito. Yeah, with a blistering descent, essentially saying, the sensors are who we thought we were, and we let them off the hook. So I want to get into that next hour. They can take just one still picture of you, just one still picture of you, and turn it into that video like they did with justin Timberlake. What are they going to be able to do with people in the near film? For sure, we're doomed. We're absolutely doomed. Yes, there will be cinematically perfect videos of real people doing and saying things they've never said in their lives. Yeah. Well, as I've said, I'm not proud, but I saw some of the Taylor Swift AI porn. It's way too good. Well, and picture of this I don't know. So I fixate on some woman who's married, and I start sending videos to her of her husband coming out of a hotel room with some hoe and it's perfectly perfectly produced, looks exactly like him. Say, hey, I don't want to tell you who I am or anything, but I saw this and it's sickened to me because you're such a nice gal. And anyway, thoughts you ought to know? Oh, I mean, good Lord, there will be evil done there's enough evil in the world well as we don't need more. As I've been saying from the beginning, though, it's going to quickly flip on its head, I think, like almost instantly to where you can easily dismiss everything as AI. It's the people that are actually guilty that it's going to be a thing. For the person that actually did it. The result more evil is going to be able to say, no, I didn't it's AI. Yeah, but it is because there's AI everything out there exactly, so AI will facilitate evil either one way or the other. Oh lovely. Anyway, Hey, let's figure out who's reporting what it's the least story with Katie Dream Katie, thank you guys.
Starting with ABC News, millions will watch the presidential debate. Prosecutors in Trump's January sixth case may be tuning in as well.
I was just thinking, if the polling shows that in the Swing States they trust Trump on saving democracy more than Biden, is Biden going to spend his debate debate trying to frighten the world about that? I mean, I don't know what may be you might try to win them back to your side of that question. But and it'll be three on one, of course, Uh what else you got, Katie from CNBC.
America's drinking water is facing attack with links back to China, Russia, and Iran.
But I probably ought to get into the fifteen thousand car dealerships whose operations have been disrupted by a cyber attack from the Washington Post.
DEI programs toppled amid a surge of conservative lawsuits.
A year after the Supreme Court struck.
Down the race based college admissions, a campaign by conservative legal groups is forcing public and private institutions to aband diversity programs.
Okay fine. If anything to the right of over throwing the Western civilizationations in favor of Marxism is called conservative, okay fine. I just like this one from the New York Post.
Adderall botox and b twelve shot in the butt.
Why Trump's claim that Biden.
Will be pumped up on drugs for the debate isn't so far fetched.
I'm sure he's taking well. Anybody of his age has probably taken ten pills every morning.
A variety of things they're subheading is doctors and experts told the Posts that it's pretty normal for VIPs to take an upper before an event.
I didn't know that, but asked a certain age that wouldn't shock me. They give him a big, fat shot in the ass. They give him a big from the data, I repeat myself. From the Daily Express.
Gassy cows and pigs to be hit by a carbon tax in Denmark in the world's first.
Wow, they're going to have a tax on animal flatulence. Whose job is this? A stand in the field and count for by sick Wow from Law.
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Video game argument. Oh wow, Yeah, it's fun. My son and I had the conversation about playing with people online just the other day. He really wants to and ah, he's talking about this guy that joined a group of their friends. He's a really nice guy. And I said, well, he might be. He also might not be. We don't have any idea, but predators always try to convince you they're a really nice guy. That's the first thing they do. I tried to warn my children and finally the.
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Wow. Wow, another needless shot at a great American corporation. I won't have it, Juliana Sanje basking in whatever he's basking in is annoying me. He's got such an air of self importance. I just it makes me want to punch him in the face. Yeah. Yeah. The whole Wiki leaks thing good intentions at times, and there are organizations that have kind of taken that baton and run with it. But Wiki leaks very quickly became a tool of Russia absolutely, and his good intentions didn't seem to lean toward yeah, releasing secrets from North Korea and China and Russia in the same way it was the United States and Great Britain. Yeah, bastard, I hope you get eaten by a shark. He's gonna swim in the ocean now that he's free. He said, Wow, I'm hoping he gets eaten by a shark. Okay, could have Supreme Court rulings that any moment, because I got to come out one of these days. Armstrong and Getty