He Doesn't Know & He Doesn't Care

Published Sep 24, 2024, 2:28 PM

In hour 1 of The Armstrong & Getty Show

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Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Joe, Caddy Armstrong and Jetty and he draw why I'm from studio C say you are? We are in a dimly lit room deep within the bowels of the Armstrong and getting communications coppounding. Hey, everybody, Tuesday, under the tulge of our general manager. I don't know. Do you have a nominee? I do, I don't know. I don't care. He doesn't know, and he doesn't care. That's our general manager. Joe's attitude is ignorant, serrapathy. I don't know, and I don't care. Joe's attitude is our general manager's day. Yeah, is it good? I wish it? Luck with this garbage there the United States, Joe Biden is uh as what he's still president, is headed to New York. He's gonna give his final speech at the UN. Don't care about that. But they're doing a big UN General Assembly thingy this week. And man, I don't like the UN at all. I think we might be better off without it. And I certainly don't like the current president of the UN, whatever his foreign sounding name is. But wow, that's not at all ignorant and nativists. And I loved it. I usually don't like what he has to say, but I heard a little of his speech today. Man it was uh oh, I found it chilling. He was talking about how, if uh, we're not careful, the world is about to descend into something like we've never seen, and we've edited an age of a punity, impunity that we cannot tolerate, and it's and he was right about all that stuff, and I found it like, holy crap. This sounds like the sort of thing they read history books years from now about how here's someone who saw what was coming. Yeah. Well, I would like to dig into the whole question of an age of impunity, as if there has ever been any sort of you know, structure of incentives and disincentives that mattered other than national power. Well, well, the structure has been the United States and its allies have been so freaking powerful since World War Two that the UN could pretend it was running something right, Yeah, exactly. Yeah, Yeah, I'm sure he disagrees on the causes and effects, but that clearly is coming to an end, has come to an end with Russia and Ukraine and what China's doing, and he is right. We're about to end an air like nothing the world has ever seen. Really actually exactly like the world has seen before, but with different weapons, which will therefore be unlike anything we've ever seen before. I agree completely. You've sucked me into caring. I resented. I wish you hadn't, because I really was enjoying stewing in my bitter bitterness. Got did we ever come up with? We did? We took nominations for like a few days. This is a few years ago. What is the perfect name for the utter discouragement you feel when you can't get your computer crap to work, when you're wasting all of your time and emotion and everything on the simplest of impediments, and it just just just it's like drowning and hate and discouragement. I can't remember the term we that won, like whether it won't accept your password or doesn't recognize your printer, or you're supposed to click the box in the upper left but there is no boxing. No, I don't need I don't need some sort of you know, hypothetical scenario. I'll tell you the scenario, my stupid epad who said it would share my stupid sign on with my other stupid devices to get on the stupid free press, which I paid a lot of money to be on, isn't doing that. So every time I try on this stupid computer, which is right next to my stupid iPad, it keeps saying on the wrong account and you can move heaven and Earth. Employ the you know, every member of the US Congress and the Senate, and the word of Lord God Almighty to tell it no, sign me out as this, forget that, sign me in as that. But because the cookies or whatever, well clear cookies, it would I would have to work for three hours if I cleared all my cookies to sign into all the news sites that I sign into for work. So I'm gonna have to take like a Saturday afternoon. Oh man, oh, for God's sake. I think, for instance, printers were sent here by God as some sort of job like test for mankind. I think that's why printers exist. It's a test from God. How about I pick up my telephone and call the mfors and tell them, look, here's me. Look at all that money I gave you. Let me look at your sight. I was struggling with the printer thing, for instance, and it made me feel so much better. I brought it up to a babysitter who was just graduated from college with a complicated degree and was headed to a medical school of some sort, very very smart person, and she said, all printers are the worst. Me and my friends we all hate them. And I thought, yes, that makes me feel so much better. You know, the best solution for printers is, you know, smash them. If you're at all, you know, at a point in your life where you're no longer you're no longer working for minimum wage, it's worth it just to heave it in the trash and go buy you nothing I have. I just try to get that one to connect. I just did that. I just did that. I just I just said, and I got a new printer. Wow. Yeah, there does need to be a name for that. And uh, it's a it's a particular Why is it such an awful feeling? Why is it so much worse a feeling than like if you can't get your lawn more to start, which is a similar sort of thing. I just I think it's because it's there's there's no physical reason why this should not be working. There's something about the starkness of the letters on the screen telling you you can't do what you want to do right, right, and those little letters just like, you know, basically saying if you were not going to do that for you, is what they're saying. Yeah, yeah, exactly. And the fact that what works ninety five percent of the time over here on this site for some reason they don't have today's technology, whatever it is. I don't know. I don't know, but that might be one of the greatest things a younger person can learn my kids. I hope that that's just that's the life going forward. For everything you want to do. You want to watch TV, have to update the software. Why don't we have to update the software to watch television. I didn't have to update this off to watch TV my whole life. Now I have to every now and then. It's just whatever. Yeah. I was at a golf course not too long ago where they're having some sort of network problem and they couldn't do any transactions, and they thing kept spinning and spinning, and the look of sadness and discouragement everyone's face. Right, I shouldn't be laughing, But you know, instead of living in a world and I realized this is a cliche, but it's true. Nonetheless, instead of picking a pencil and paper and cheerfully conducting business as best everybody could, it was just a never ending wrestling match with the satan that is a malfunctioning computer system. Yeah. I have been into a number of businesses over the years where they just basically shut down if they've got some sort of computer problem. I'm always amazing, like, you can't you can't just ring me up for this water, do the calculation of tax on a computer and say that'll be two on your watch or whatever lb two dollars and ninety five cents, and I hand you some money and you hand me some change, which can't do that? They just shut down. Well, I've seen lots of places like that, restaurant's, convenience stores stuff, or they just we can't our computers are down. Really, I think it would probably take like a two hour tutorial for everyone on the staff to figure out, Okay, this is how you calculate this, and us you calculate well, and then you have the problem of cash because you probably don't Well, some places would have a cash stoor with adequate change, but if you can't make adequate change or people just don't have cash then, which sort of leads you to understand how easy it would be if somebody wants to shut stuff down on purpose, if it's not just a mistake or a glitch, how easy it would be to send everybody into just a tizzy with you know, visa is not working, and their cell phones aren't working, and a whole bunch of different things go down at the same time. If the Chinese or the Rush ever, Rush Ever does that, we're going to be a mess exactly. And on that very time topic, some unbelievably interesting and somewhat troubling information from former Congressman Mike Gallagher who's working on that sort of thing with the world of tech. Uh, kind of chilling stuff. So at the golf course, everybody's looking so discouraged and down and and I thought this would be wry, And I said, we organized a world war with pencil, paper and landlines. Yeah, everybody looked at me, shut up, look back at the computer. Well, no, I just think it was. I think it was. I'm too discouraged to be amused. Yeah, I get what I should have said, smash it with a hammer, Yes, you want to do it, do it. Nothing sucks the life out of me like that. Though I go to do something, I got a head full of steam. And when I'm going to do something and then I get shut down by technology, software update, password doesn't work something, and it's just like, okay, I might as well just die now. Yes, the eight Engine of productivity is like some sort of mini Satan, once again making productivity impossible. Oh God, I for the most mundane, an idiotic of reasons. Damn you, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, whoever. Hewlett and Packer, damn you. I need you Hewlett, and I hate you pack and I hate you both. We do need a name for that, though, a universal name that everybody agrees upon that emotion, whatever the hell it is. We had a great one. We'll have to look it up anyway. If you remember, drop us an email which I probably won't be able to sign into. Mail Bag and Armstrong a geddy dot com. Let's start show officially. I'm Jack Armstrong, He's Joe Getty. On this Tuesday, September twenty fourth year, twenty twenty four. Life won't be a boor in twenty four or Armstrong and gettying and we approve of this program. All right, let's get after it. Officially, According to FCC rules, rags at Mark.

Paul means early voting is already underway in South Dakota, Minnesota, Virginia, and Vermont. Yeah hear that, those you lucky bastards. Can you imagine already being done with voting, just kicking back, relaxing, smoking or I voted, stick or whatever people do whatever.

Yeah, the main point of that was letting you know there's lots of places people are voting already, and there's still discussion of will there be another debate? And Kamala Harris is unleashing her economic policy this week and people have already voted. So it is dumb. I don't like it. I don't know why anybody does like it. It's just foolish. The election hasn't come yet. Events could completely change the complexion of the electoral landscape. Right, having a week to vote or something like that, I could get on board with. But six weeks weeks place, six weeks is way too long. That's crazy. Actually, that's just an excuse for more vote harvesting and high jinks. It decreases people's faith in the votes. Terrible. Yeah, that guaranteed. It allows I was more cynicism about the accuracy of the vote when you got six weeks of voting guaranteed. How does mailbag look? Oh, it's pretty good. Coming together. Cool, that's on the way, and our text line is four one five two nine five KFTC. So it would seem by the end of the week we're gonna have about fifty thousand troops in the area of the possible full scale war between Israel and hezblow I got another aircraft carrier on the way with about sixty five hundred troops. Pentagon announced yesterday we're sending more. People wouldn't say how many for security reasons, but we already had forty thousand. You had sixty five hundred, and I'm guessing who knows how many thousand, but will easily be up around fifty thousand. Even though Kamala Harris said in an interview or in the debate, not one soldier in war Zone I was one of the most ridiculous and egregious inaccuracies ever spoken in a debate, yet not called on in a debate where they were fact checking like crazy, Yeah, here's your freedom loving quote. Of the day, not from Aldus Huxley, but about Aldus Huxley, from the great Neil Postman, who wrote the book Amusing Ourselves to Death Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business, which I believe he has updated at least once. It's an absolute classic of the changing and almost a decay. I think it's decay, but just the changing of American society. Talking about Orwell and Huxley, this is one of my favorite parts of what he said. It's a rather long and eloquent squeat screen. But what Orwell feared was those who would ban books. What Huxley feared was that there would be no reason to ban a book, for there would be no one who wanted to read one. Oh that is good. Today's National Book Banning Day or something like that. They're talking about on an NPR book. A pick a book in Bannitts. I'm looking at a headline from the La Times waiting for a flight at lax You might be able to read a banned book at this store anyway. Yeah, that is a better point. Bann them, don't batam people don't want to read books. Wow, that hurts. And by the way, just a quick technicality removing pornography from schools is not book banning. Thanks though, mailbag who hold drops no mailbag at Armstrong and Getty dot com when you get a chance. What I learned from Monday's show rights lawyer listener Robert our labrador retriever who will attempt to consume any part of any long expired creature that may be discovered on an outing still has more self control and a more discerning palette than one Jack Armstrong. Now that's not that is not fair. It's pretty close. Jack had every reasonab believe the thoroughly reputable grocery store he was at was not selling tainted sushi, but indeed the edible sort. And I feel a lot better today. Good good, Yeah, sure sounds like a little sushi born funk there. That's gross. Josiah in Utah, Right, hey, boys, Oh, we were talking about electric school buses and the eight billion dollars that Kamala proudly touted and poured into electric school buses that nobody wants and are ridiculously expensive and utterly impractical, and they've abandoned it, right right, yeah, yeah, it's just it's a terrible program, and the batteries take more energy, you know, the whole electric vehicle thing. Anyway, it's not being said about the electric school bus program, Josiah Rice. Is that for every electric bus each school district receives, they must destroy a diesel bus. Oh, you gotta be kidding. Holes must be drilled in the block and the engine must be cut in half. This is not a joke. Our school district received three electric buses, and three perfectly good Cummings engines were destroyed. Wow. When I asked if I could buy the engines, they told me that evidence of destruction had to be provided in exchange for the electric buses. What a waste could have saved the taxpayers a good amount of money selling those. That is freaking ridiculous. So you don't even not only do you not hang around, keep them hanging around in case the electric bus thing doesn't work. You don't sell them so you get some money back from me. Just destroy them. That is so fanciful, ridiculous, top down, centrally planned, green new deal Soviet Union like way of handling things. God, that's horrible, right, honestly mad to have any sense. You inject the new technology and age out the old technology. You don't cut it in half. If it's perfectly functional, it's just a waste.

Wow.

Jared and Missouri asked a question several people have asked about the porn new North Carolina governor Guy, maybe I'm too How much time Michael thirty seconds? Oh lord, he says, wouldn't it be really easy to create a log in on a porn site with the same screen name the governor uses for his other stuff, upload his pictures in Avatar, then make some over the top comments blah blah blah regarding black trainees and nasts, Nazis or whatever. No, you'd have to have a time machine. All that stuff was posted long before it was a public figure. Well, I suppose that could be faked. That story about the electric buses and destroying the engines ruined my day. Wow.

Armstrong and Getty, good place rockets in your living rooms and missiles in your garage. Those rockets and missiles are aimed directly at our cities, directly at our citizens.

Israel is vowing to continue those strikes in the near term. After a week of crippling blows to Hesbola, It's second in command says it's now a.

Battle with no limits, no really, hesbel avows no limits in their battle against Israel, as opposed to the previous limits of every Jew on earth must die. And that was Prime Minister net and Yahoo in there talking about how they we have no beef with you people of Lebanon, but they're storing rockets in your garage and rocket launchers in your backyard. And this is what's happening here. Here's a little more from the CBS report on the current state of things.

More than thirteen hundred strikes slamming into southern Lebanon, but each target Israel claims was a location used for storing Hezbola weapons, including cruise missiles. Israel's government is warning civilians to flee from buildings used by the US designated terror group. Hezbola exchanged fire of its own, albeit a fraction of the Israeli onslaught. There were no reports of Israeli deaths.

I am super sensitive this, so I realized and maybe I blow these things out of proportion. But claims Israel claims, how about? Israel says, there's a reason you go with claims, because claims has the sort of emotional baggage of it A claim. Maybe not right, Maybe is you don't say claim unless you want to imply that there's significant doubt that it is legitimate. Right. Also, and then the Hesbal fired back, but not near as much as Israel fired at them. Okay, that's a bunch of bs. Hesbel has been firing thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of rockets since October eighth, the day after October seventh, but their response being less than Israel's yesterday, as we're saying, but not near as much as Israel did. That whole victor victim thing is so annoying in the mainstream. Yeah sure, yeah, well yeah, I was just thinking about it. You know. Furthermore, if I said to you, uh, yeah, I can, I can talk tonight. Judy claims she's going to her chorus practice, perfect example, I would think, wow, so he did. Joe doesn't think she's going to course practice. That's my takeaway. Yeah, Yeah, there's significant doubt. If you me, yes, if you put it as Judy says she's going to it, would it be even weird for you to say Judy says you just say Judy's going to Yeah, but yeah, I mean, I think a healthy level of skepticism is fine. In the media, they have that remarkably one side. Yeah, don't take any government at its word. But they earlier in that very same report went with the numbers from the Hamas Health Ministry and the Hesbal of Health Ministry, and they didn't say they claim this many people died. And they also have a long history of distorting those numbers for propaganda purposes. No, they have no time for that. I can't despise the media nothing. There was a lot of coverage yesterday with the whole oppressed oppressor thing going on. I don't know if you followed any of it, but everything was couched in a big, bad, mean Israel is attacking innocent people in Lebanon again. Oh so maddening. There's some days I'm afraid we've lost what it takes. Anyway, Israel has absolutely been displaying its vast superiority and intelligence and technology over the last couple of weeks, whether it's splow dye pagers or you know, superior guided missiles and that sort of thing. But as the Journal points out of the Wall Street Journal, of ground war between the two if it occurs, would likely be a different story. Hezbola has kept in reserve a massive arsenal of rockets, drones, and anti tank missiles that it can deployed to counter Israeli advances. If you are a student of this stuff, you may recall that Israel fought a war with Hesbelah in two thousand and six that ended in a stalemate, which News Alert is almost twenty years ago. I was disappointed to hear that yesterday, but that's because I'm old. Right now, Heswella's strength has only increased in the sophistication of their weapons likewise, and the conflict could turn into something like a quagmire, said Daniel Bimen, Senior fellow at Center for Statific, Strategic and International Studies in Washington. He said, it's a little like saying to the United States in nineteen eighty, hey, let's go back into Vietnam. It's so. I listened to a podcast yesterday The Dispatch had a great interview with a former CIA guy whose specialty was Iran Iran. I say, Iran a CIA guy who's who lived in that world for many, many years, and he said one of the problems with always describing Hesbela as a terror group is that you think of him as a terrorist group like you know the way al Qaida or Hamas or various terrorist groups are in They're way more of an organized army like a country would have. They use terror tactics, and they are a terrorist group, but it just leads you to the wrong way of thinking about them. They are a sophisticated army, yes, funded by Iran, and they are way bigger deal than Hamas or al Qaeda. Al Qaeda, you know, dangerous, can kill individual people here, but they can't launch an actual attack and take on an army the way Hesbela can. As I've said before and repeating, I think to describe them as a terrorist organization is accurate enough, I suppose, but it's it's that term is employed for two reasons. Number One, to impose a moral judgment on the way they fight, how they target civilians, et cetera, and that is probably legitimate. Secondly, it's to avoid saying Islamist. Hesbola is a direct result of Ayatola Komen's efforts after the Iran Revolution to organize all of the Muslim groups in the Middle East to oppose the evil jew and the evil Christian and the West and whoever got in the way of the March of Islam, and Hesbola is one of his most successful projects. It is, as Jack, you are saying, a well organized, immensely well armed kind of Islamic army for hire. For instance, you compare them to Hamas that had about thirty nine hundred short range rockets. Thirty nine hundred has between forty and eighty thousand. Yeah, good example, medium range rockets Hamas twelve hundred, Hesbela between sixty thousand and eighty thousand, And the comparison goes similarly. And then Hesbola has stuff that Hamas dreams of having, like intermediate range unguided ballistic missiles or short range short range guided ballistic missiles. There are total missiles outnumbers. Hamas is by something like i'll take the middle estimate one hundred and seventy five thousand to six thousand. Plus. They've got a lot of the smart technology that could reach Tel Aviv or maybe evade the Iron Dome stuff. So that's scarier and way more fighters, and more disciplined and well trained fighters as well. Yeah. So this this war, if it turns into a war and everybody says a full on war, I guess we got John Stewart will play later talking on The Daily Show last night about how is this not a already it's clearly war, Yeah it is, but a greater war, wider scareware or whatever they're calling it. When it turns into it, it could be quite ugly, quite ugly, and that's the reason, well we should play this play seventy three. This is from CBS last night.

The Pentagon is calling the latest escalation between Israel and Lebanon a dangerous situation, and that decision to send in additional troops is to bolster more than forty thousand American troops that are already there. There is the potential for wider regional conflicts. The US military already has numerous assets in the region, including the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, a fleet of destroyers, the USS Georgia submarine, and thousands of troops on military basis.

With another aircraft carrier on the way will be there by the end of the week. And virtually every player in the middle as saying, yeah, that's a pretty aircraft carrier, you don't have the balls to use it to Joe Biden, and they may be right. Witness the Houthies reigning hell fire down upon not only shipping and shipping, but our guys and girls, and our very restrained response because we don't want to escalate. One other thing I took from this podcast as listening to with the CIA Iran expert, a couple of things that stuck out to me. One, Uh, remember back when Iran was responding to one of Israel's assassinations and it sent all those drones and missiles toward Iran on a I think it was on a Saturday, because it was in the news. They're gonna be there in an hour, they're gonna be there in thirty minutes. That was quite the day. And uh, the Iron Dorm ended up with the help of the United States shooting them all down. And then there's some there was some discussion by by everyone afterwards whether Iran was actually trying to attack Israel, like full on attack of Israel, in which Israel would have had to respond with the full on war against Iran, or if it was just a gesture and they kind of had an agreement of we're gonna We're gonna make it look like we're drying, he said. The CIA operative said they absolutely were full on one hundred percent trying to attack Israel and take out Tel Aviv. They just were foiled. So that's what the CIA guy said. And there was one other major point I wanted to make. Oh and he also says Iran is absolutely going to get the bomb. We do not have the will. Israel doesn't have the ability to stop it, and the United States does not have the will to stop it, which probably is right. Yeah, that's probably true. Oh, well, there's something to look forward to. A world in which Iran has a nuclear weapon. Well, that'll change everything. Here's something you're not supposed to say out loud, you know, the weapon I would love for the western world, Israel, the US hoomever to deploy in the Middle East, modernity, just unleash a full dose of modernity and get the year eight hundred lunatics to drop their ridiculous al qaeda ish bee keeper wife brutality to women, warrior religion. That would be really, really good. I don't know exactly how to get that going. That's a good point, though, the world puts up with these nut jobs. And I don't mean all Muslims, of course, the people who live the eight year eight hundred, Well, it's not even that, as was pointed out in Looming Towers by Lawrence Wright, all this bee keeper outfit, strict whatever you call it, weird Muslim lifestyle thing they have where they beat women and rape boys and all that sort of stuff was all invented in the seventies, a lot of it. Yeah, it's not recent, it's got nothing to do anyway. Yeah, the world should stop tolerating that. Yeah, it's only the xenophilia and political correctness and cowardice of the West. I think that that prevents people from saying what is plainly true. I mean, you've got various Christian groups that are, you know, whether it's your snake handling lunatics or whatever, you know, fundamentalist whack a doodle, you know, offshoot of Christianity that Jesus would look at and say, what are you doing? You know, we absolutely criticize the hell out of them. It's everybody does. But no, oh my god, it's it's a different religion. It's is law. We should be respectful, even if aspects of it are utterly just indefensible. I know, I live in a town where every once in a while I'll see a guy walking down the street with a woman walking behind him where you know, all you see is the little slit she can look out with her eyes. We're in the full beekeeper outfit and that you know what you say when you see that, you say, hey, nice pupils baby. Yeah. But the fact that that is not outlawed, ridiculed something, Yeah, it is amazing because it leads to what we're talking about, this fighting HESBLA. All right, that's frustrating. So we got more troops and other aircraft. Can It's only been going on for about a thousand years, so I'm sure we can get it wrapped up in the next couple of weeks. Well, no, we're not going to end it, but it could could be quite a couple of weeks or months, depending on how this goes against Hesbola. We've got Katie's headlines on the way stay here. They say Kamala Harrison is going to visit the border on Friday. It's not but announced it because they're trying to keep it under wraps. But somebody leaked it and they don't know what she's going to say or where she's going to be. But I feel like that's going to draw more attention to that whole. Well, I've never been to Europe either, So what's your point. I feel like it's going to draw more attention to that than anything else, certainly on the lights anyway. What's the plan? Is she going to stand in the chainlingk fence and cry quietly or is she going to point at the bar border and murderer inanities? Is she going to answer any questions? What's what's the deal? What's the program? She'll visit the Canadian border? Yeah, I didn't say which border. Yeah, Wisconsin, Illinois's lawless border. Let's figure out who's reporting what it's the Lee's story with Katie Green, Katie, thank you, guys.

Starting with USA today, Trump leading the three battleground sun Belt states according to a New York Times poll.

Yeah.

Everything's within the margin of error, though, so it benefit everyone if we got away from saying somebody's leading by two points or three points, if it's actually statistically tied, right, Yeah, and virtually everywhere is Yeah. From the Washington Post, Zelensky is.

Expected to ask Joe Biden to allow the use of US supplied longer range munitions. Yeah.

I don't blame him. Yeah. Somebody just tweeted out a picture of a apartment complex I got bombed in Kharkieve today, saying nobody's paying attention to this anymore. Happens every day, next to a picture of a building in Lebanon. That gott we just you know, we can't pay attention to do many things at the same time. So now we're on to Lebanon. From Breitbart dot Com, the Islamic.

Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran has ordered all of its members to stop using all communications devices until they can be inspected.

Wow, pads, pencils. Hey, run this down to mom and would you They're going to have to do that. M ABC.

Jadie Vance preparing for VP debate with Minnesota Representative Tom Emmer playing Tim Walls.

That's right, we got that debate coming up in about a week. Oh yeah, I got to put that on my calendar. Vamps and Walls ninety minutes of Vice President's arguing no, we might actually hear some decent policy talk, might which would be nice as someone who can articulate the position of the ticket.

Golly from Fox News, Migrant crime crisis comes to Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard and the playgrounds for the rich and famous.

Now might get some attention. Who was it? Was it Peggy Noonan who wrote that fabulous, insightful piece, probably a year or two ago. I don't know. I'm an old guy, so the time flies by. But talking about the real classes, you know, this might actually be a Tucker Carlson thought before he went sideways. The insulated, the insulated class, and the vulnerable class, the class that actually feels the effects of government policy, be it illegal immigrants ruining schools and clogging emergency rooms, sucking up social services, etc. Or the elite class that goes about their business and it's all a theoretical problem to them. It's so it's kind of refreshing to see perhaps the insulated elite class feeling the repercussions of their awful, idiotic, self indulgent masturbatory policies.

Also from Fox News, did he predicting quote, They're probably going to be arresting me in a resurfaced video about his.

Party speaking of masturbatory policies. P Diddy in the news Wow, uh yeah, Eh, I sold my stock in Johnson and Johnson because the sale of baby oil is gonna plunge.

Now from the Sun, men's brains shrink by eight pm every day before resetting overnight.

What there's something to do with the rising and falling.

Levels of testosterone throughout the day. And finally, the Babylon Bee, Ohio restaurant unveils new pumpkin spice cat.

Oh I get it with the Haitians because it's fall. Yeah, I got it. That was good. Pumpkin spice cat in a while. That's a good joke. That's really good. The more I think about it, the more I liked it. Do men springs shrink at eight o'clock because they're home with their spouse? And no, no, no, I don't know what. I don't know. Hey, a lot to talk about. Stick around please, Armstrong and Getty

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