In hour 1 of The Armstrong & Getty Show:
Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Kaddy arm Strong and he is Armstrong and yes there real, I'm holding up a newspaper. The show today is today, Yeah, zaccurate. Today is May the fourth, twenty twenty two. How y'all doing. Welcome to the Armstrong and Getty Show, deep within the bowels of the Armstrong in Getty Communications Compound, and today we are under the tutelage of our general manager us Jack Armstrong and Joe Getti, tan dressed and ready bactimfication, ready to go through the fall and only returning to a worldwide financial collapse, an exploding Middle East, and obviously in a very very exciting presidential race. So how much to talk about? Exciting is one word for it.
And yes, collapse I think maybe, if not overstated, slightly premature. Things tend to are looking a little precarious. As we've been saying for quite some time.
God, I would say, do you see what Japan has done the last couple of couple of psychists? No? God, wow cow. Yeah. So anyway, there's plenty to talk about. I almost laid because I had found a dead panther alongside the road. I was planning to eat it. I didn't have time to eat it because I ate such a big breakfast, so I decided to put it on the light rail to make it look like the mass transit killed it. So I had to drop that off. I am, in humorous fashion, referencing the JFK Junior story RFK Junior story that came out yesterday, which we'll have to tell you about later, which is one of the craziest stories I've ever heard. My wife, I.
Must completely I only know anything about it because of a brief reference during the pre show meeting, but it sounds hi, oh my god.
Well that what I just said is basically the outline of it. He'd found a dead baby bear in the park up in New York, and he decides, you know what, I could eat that, and I'd like to keep the fur. So he puts it in the trunk of his car and drives back to New York. But he's got resor at. For whatever reason, this has become an important detail Peter Luger's steakouts, which I've eaten at. That's the dry age Sparks is the wet aged or it's vice versa. I don't remember. One of the most famous steakhouses in normal he goes to in New York and eats there. He gets so full, and this is his story. He gets so full at the steakhouse he decides, I'm not even hungry for bear, and I've got a plane to catch, so I didn't know what to do with the bear. And he takes it to Central Park and puts it in a bike trail to make it look like it got hit by a bicyclist. It gets picked up by the New York Times and becomes a giant World War worldwide story that a baby bear had been found dead in Central Park and was it killed by thugs or did a bicycle etcetera or whatever. We probably talked about it at the time. It was ten years ago, right, how does a bear? Et cetera, et cetera.
But so too, I understand correctly, it was placed there. Yeah, he placed it there. Rfkjunr right, because he was funny because he was full from the steakhouse and he had to go to the airport. So those two things combined, and what else are you gonna do with your dead baby bear?
Too full.
So if you'd like had a salad, he was gonna have some bear road killed. No the why or the why he did it, and that's because he's crazy, is the why he did it.
That's where I was at it. There's no explanation for the why.
Right.
And by the way, this story came out because he was doing an interview with Roseanne bar which is a good place to go clean up controversies. What the what? Anyway, we got a little of him talking about that later. It's just funny. It's just a funny and funny story. What a kook that guy is? What a cook? Anyway?
I got to tell you, I like to think I have a reasonably active imagination. But I could not make up a story that strange.
No, you couldn't. Who would No, you couldn't not with all those details. I mean, those details are like from a psychopath.
Well well right, But even if I were to like make up story involving most of the things that were done, I wouldn't cast RFK Junior as the lead.
That's too absurd.
I'd have it be like some whimsical hunter after a couple of beers or something like that.
It was some and it was some Kennedy cousin who wrote the story for the New York Times. And don't know if that plays a role or not. Nobody's sure. Apparently the New Yorker was going to do a big profile on this and expose it, so he was trying to get ahead of it because he believes he's still running for president. I guess speaking of running for president, a lot has happened in the week we have been off, and we'll have to touch on some of those stories. Donald Trump completely lost any ability, apparently to focus on the border and inflation and has gone off the rails on things that do nothing buttered him. M m yep.
Completely undisciplined, you know, old dog new tricks. E didn't happen.
With the one most frustrating one to me, and if you've been following the news, you know a bunch of them, and well, we'll talk some about it, but to me, the king of the things he did over the weekend that were inexcusable, attacking that Republican governor down in Georgia who wouldn't go along with Steele in the election, even though the governor of Georgia has come out and endorsed Trump and said, let bygones be bygones, even though Trump caused this guy to have to hire security for his house because it's threatened, kids are being threatened at school. I mean, Trump had ruined this guy's life, right, and this guy was still willing to get on board to make sure Republican wins the White House, and Trump couldn't let it go and spent the most of the rally beating up this guy and calling him a liar and all this sort of stuff. And he's a super popular, moderate, smart just like the dumbest thing you could possibly imagine doing in a state you need to win if you want to be president of the United States.
Just yeah, yeah, it's suppressed turnout in Georgia.
I know. Oh my god. So anyway, that was just very frustrating to me as a commentum come elementum or whatever is wearing me out, and the the just over the top presses boosterism of Kamala Harris with no skepticism whatsoever is just killing me. And then some great funny commentary on that coming up, and then Trump has to say that it's just oh, that was very, very frustrating. And the other big story, of course, is today might be the day or tomorrow whenever. At some point Iran is going to really really attack Israel. And nobody has any idea what that looks like because Israel it's taken out a couple of big people, including one in Iran.
And I don't know if you've been reading anything about the state of the Israelian military, but I hadn't realized the extent to which they depend on their reservists. But they are exhausted, over worked. Everybody's businesses are failing back home. It's not really a great time to get into a giant war with his Bola, for instance.
And tying that in with the presidential race Kamala Harris and Trump. But Kamala Harris, the darling of the press, has not had to like make any statements about where she is on this at all. So who knows, nobody has any idea as Trump's made it about Trump. Yeah, so that's frustrating. And we have tails from vacation, I'm sure. Oh absolutely. My kids and I drove two than six hundred miles in nine days, that's all. That's a lot. That's a lot of driving. We saw a lot of the curious road trip. Yeah, we saw a lot of the country is really fun. Constantly running over animals and wanting to eat them, but then having other plans and having to plant them places too. Right, you get full, you run out of time, and it slights to catch. There is a baby bison in a hope in a motel eight. I hope they've found that already, because I put it in the bedroom to make it look like.
It tripped on the carp sleep on the bed and died peacefully in his sleep.
Because I was going to eat it. But I went to pizzaut and got so full. Right, right, So what are you gonna do? That's just kind of one.
That's exactly my common sense. Oh my god, oh god, that's a story. So we've got that later. Let's start the show officially. I'm Jack Armstrong. He's Joe Getty on this. It is Monday, August the fifth to August. When did it become August?
The your twenty twenty four life will not be a born in twenty four. We are armstrong in getting we approved of this program.
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We have whatever privileges our male white male counterparts have had the mercy and good sense to bestow on us, and then whatever else of it we have managed to take for ourselves, often being led by, as many have said earlier tonight, the leadership of our sisters of color.
So what the hell is that? That? Is the white women zoom call Kamala Harris had the other day. Some people say it's the biggest zoom call in the history of zoom. She raised a ton of money. There was also a white dudes zoom call. She is doing zoom calls that are segregated in which these men, for Kamala is the type in which the white men and then the white women step all over themselves to apologize for being white and are embarrassed by all the privilege is that it's given them, and it's just horrifying. We got a bunch of clips from that.
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Uh so, I think you'll enjoy that if you didn't get a chance to hear it the other day.
Well, and it's as stupid as it is despicable, which is how I can really enjoy it. I also think that this sort of idiocy is on the wane among normal people. But yeah, it's it's going to be utterly ineffective and just embarrassing.
Well, I had all my money in the Japanese stock market, so I will be working all day today. There's plenty of time to talk about things. How does mailbag look a little sin? It'll leave time for other things. Okay, I have got a bald eagle in the backseat of my car that I found. Oh, what are you gonna do with? I gotta go deal with that right now. Text line four one five nine five KFTC Farmstrong twenty six hundred miles a Ford expedition driving around Western United States and national parks and whatnot with my kids? What do you do? For twenty six we pretty much only talked about the deep steaks for Kamala Harris, It's pretty much what me and the kids talked about the entire time. Is I'm sure a lot of you did you and your families? Child abusers a hot topic anyway, We got a little on that coming up.
Oh do you have to kind of interesting on the white dudes? For Harris zoom call, it's kind.
Of interesting if the clearly best choice for her doesn't get picked because he's Jewish, that's pretty interesting, I think.
Yeah, oh yeah, that is worth discussing. Yeah, all right, you got me. Here's your freedom loving quote of the day, going way back to the old days, old school Depictetus, the philosopher not off sited it is impossible for a man to learn what he thinks he already knows. This is a theme that has long interested you, jack, the fact that the first thing you hear gets stuck in your mind in a way that it's extremely difficult to overcome it, even if the very people who gave you that first piece of information say.
Well, sorry, we were wrong. This is true. Man, Look for that in your own life. It's a fascinating aspect of the way our psychologies work. But you can hear something and have no like skin in the game. It's not even important to you. It's not something you've read. You just heard the X is true, and then somebody hits you with the opposite, and your tendency is to want to like defend the position that you heard for no reason whatsoever.
Right right pronunciation of words is the same too. If you learned it incorrectly, it's extremely difficult to overcome that and come correct.
Oh yeah, but I think it's probably because we need to.
Learn quickly, or human beings especially, you know, when we're creatures fending for ourselves and our loved ones, for our lives every day. You didn't have the luxury of having something drummed into you over life long period.
You had to learn it quick and move on. So it's an evolution thing like everybody. I would guess, Yeah, I would guess.
So a mail bag, Dirk's the German rights Since I'm sure you too will come back to an email box full of ad hominem attacks, full of vitriol and hearing what slackers you are for taking time off to be with your families. Let me say you guys are missed when you're off, but it's it's great to have you back. Your time off is deserved that it makes you who you are. Now get back to work. You're worthless. Bumps, Oh, the gentle caress, then the steely, stinging slap, A very German approach.
Dirk, Nazi Germany, got we don't regular Germany, Michael. We've been doing this for a long time, and it used to be you could take a vacation in talk radio in August and not a thing was gonna happen. It's almost guaranteed there'd be nothing happening in the world. Now, yeah, there's like six of the biggest stories of practical your life going on, and we haven't even mentioned one of the giant ones at least potentially, and that's the race riots in Britain. Oh boy.
Yeah, on that topic, don Wright. So I've been listening to British TV and radio news reports of the racially driven riots in English cities during the past four days. British Prime Minister vowed all looters identified on social media and street cameras will be fully prosecuted. I never heard any US governor or President Trump even say that during the twenty twenty George Floyd riots and store lootings. Why are the brit leaders more badass than ours?
Well, I'm not sure they are, but that's a good policy. The they're just further down the road than we are.
Yes, correct, they have a serious, serious threat in the way that even the George Floyd riots, what is it are?
The George Floyd thing was race black white. But that's not what's driving England, is it isn't the Muslim non Muslim essentially?
Yeah, yeah, indeed, and just mass immigration in general. The destruction of British culture as it was, at least that's the way Brits perceive it anyway. Much more to say on that one, like this meme sent along by was this, I don't know, somebody clever and I appreciate it.
Democrat Party message.
If you want to save democracy, you'll vote for this candidate we installed after lying to you about the incumbents health to prevent a primary you could have participated in. Also, the candidate we selected was polling in the single digits when she tried to become president in a fair primary, so that's why we had to rig it for her. So go out there and save democracy.
That's pretty good boy.
Jay Anonymous in beautiful Auburn, California, who has played music with me in the past. Jay Anonymous, good to hear from you. Buddy, had some business in the sacrament of the San Francisco Bay area rather and was told he had to don a mask to enter some tech company's premises. He collectly declined yes, yes, the word as COVID is back. We've had several people out so yeah, we've had to mask up again.
Okay, I saw somebody in a mask yesterday. It's funny. I was away from my crazy area of the country for nine days and didn't see a single street person, like, not one, not one. I drove through eight nine states, thousands of miles, hundreds and hundreds of towns, didn't see a single street person until I got back.
Yeah, yeah, I've got a similar story. Later, he points out it's insane how the culture can shift so drastically from the far left Bay area to where I live. He says, in the foothills east of Sacramento, where it's a very, very red anyway, Yeah, that's crazy. Y, it's back, so we all have to mask up.
No, you really don't.
And then this it's kind of out of nowhere, but it's a public service announcement. Steven Silicon Valley, responding a year weeks ago tale of a potential ripoff by a crooked.
Used car company. It's rampant now.
They tried to get him for filling up his already full guest tank. Try to hit him with ninety bucks. Luckily he had receipts and everything. But man, I tell you what, when you're renting a car, you got to act like you're dealing with known criminals and be ready to cover your own heini.
Wow, that's interesting. Everybody should know that we got lots to talk about. As we've pointed out, I hope you can stay with.
Us, Armstrong and Getty.
So I opened the show with talking about we've come back from vacation to a possible Middle Eastern war, I mean, like a real, real war. We've had one for a while, but like a really really big one, and global financial collapse. Wall Street headed sharply lower again today after Japan's NICK index tumbles to worst loss since nineteen eighty seven. So they had the worst drop in eight years Thursday, then the worst drop, worst drop than that the next day. Now they're two biggest crash since eighty seven, which if you're old enough you remember the big Japanese crash of eighty seven set them back for forty years, right. And then closer to home, that Dow slides another thousand points at the open. The economic downturn sparked by a global sell off, so they're looking at Japan and other countries and that's scaring people here. But the main thing being I'm with my dad when the news broke on. Was a Thursday or Friday that the Job's report came out. We've been talking about this for a long time, and it drives me crazy. I'm like, what, One, I'm not a big economics guy, like it's not my thing. But two, I do know that I think that the reporting around economics is like the worst reporting that exists in all of media. I mean, yeah, partially because it's so incredibly complicated. But nobody who's actually wealthy and involved in the stock market on a regular basis is getting their news from these headlines that say stock slide as and then they throw in an excuse.
Right, some Rockefeller type guy runs to his broker and says, I just heard on ABC News that stocks are sliding based on the fears of the President's south.
Sell right, right, But the jobs report comes in soft, and so that's so when the jobs report is really good, that's an indication that the economy is still hot. So they can't too hot, they can't cut they can't cut interest rates because the economy is still too hot, and that disappoints Wall Street. But the job's report comes in soft after having high interest rates for several years now, and that's that's even worse news than because but.
Oh yeah, yeah, good news is terrible, but bad news is worse, Sir.
Doesn't take a genius to understand that. All I know is when you have record after record after record, which has been happening for quite a while, but like practically every day it's a new record for the down, new record for the S and P whatever, eventually you have a giant correction come. But that what did Japan? Also? Oh man? So anyway, what are you gonna do?
Yeah, yeah, not to flog the whole they're looking for a soft landing.
Severely. But read that whole thing in the Wall Street Journal last night and that was, uh, that was that was troubling to me. Yeah, there's some that believe the FED has waited too long to loosen up interest rates and uh and and let them go down again, and they choked to the patient too thoroughly. We shall see, although I'll tell you what, I am slightly concerned as you have headlines like this, uh well that the headline is silly Burger's botox and berkins. I don't even know what a burkin is? Am I supposed to know what a burkin is? Does anybody know what a burkin is?
B I R K I N is that like a murkin, Well it rhymes with it, Michael. But anyway, consumer pullback hits China and US. Many executives are warning that shoppers and the two biggest economies are spending less for somewhat different reasons.
So have you watched any Olympics? I this is the first time in my life. Good. I'm glad hours and hours and hours. Great because this is the first time in my life completely missed the Olympics. I just because I've been on the road and traveling and the timing just way it was. And I read a little bit about the opening ceremonies with the fat acceptance, last supper, the drag queen thing. I just saw some headline nightmare. I just saw some headlines and about that, and then some dude boxer beating up girls. I saw some headlines about that. Is that arguably a dude? Yes? Okay, and uh and uh yeah and all that, and someone biles fell off the bounds, boo fell off the bounds. Being last I saw right, turn quick right, yeah.
I tell you what my overall headline is, having been on vacation last week with the extended family and a beautiful house in the woods in the evening we would well, actually there was tremen speaking of elite level sports, there was a tremendous amount of corn hole played.
But then when our grew.
Exhausted, we would have a couple a couple of two tree cocktails. Everybody went inside and watched the Olympics together, which was so much fun.
It was great. It was a throwback. Really enjoyed it. Cool, that's awesome. My brother's a big Olympics guy, and he was going on and on about Steve the Pommelhorsky or Mike the mah Nerdy. Yeah, oh, legend, legend. Whatever.
Anyway, how's the United States doing? We're doing okay, very well. Oh yeah, yeah, great. We've had some stunning victories in the pool. Oh so much fun to yell and about defeating the Commies. There was a critical race where we barely beat the Chinese.
I think it was last night, two nights ago. I saw that we lost the four by one hundred relay for the first time ever. Yeah to the Chinese. And the Chinese are suspect and all and all kinds of cheating because they've done it through several world competitions now and they have captured the various international bodies that regulate that sort of thing. Oh yeah, that Communist party has, and so the the the governing parties are turning away from what what they cheated. I don't remember. I must have lost the paperwork or something, which is you know, one of the big concerns with China getting as powerful as they are, that not about Olympics, who cares about that, but just in general in the world, being able to have the kind of power to do whatever the hell they want. That's in short, sir, thank you.
Yeah, they have the power to intimidate supposedly independent, pure hearted organizations into doing the wrong thing. Two of those four guys on their communist relay team there got booted out of the last competition for banned substances, so they just they got their chemistry a little better this time around, and they skated by and beat our red blooded American boys.
Who would never cheat, never even once. And you know with an asterisk thing that several of our most best known draft athletes have cheated.
Also, somebody put it into my supplements. I don't know where that came from. There's a guy in the locker room. I didn't recognize that.
So what's the story on the So it's not a tran girl that beat up the other girl who quit like in forty seconds in the boxing match and said she'd never been hit that hard, and people, whoa, whoa, there's a dude wailing on my head right now. And I'm not into this.
Right exactly now. Trump said over the weekend, I guess that it was a trans It wasn't it. It was somebody with DSD, different sexual development. It's like an internal testes xx y. But yeah, this this fella was banned from his last boxing match against girl by the by the IVF for there are too many boxing federations.
The IHOP I can't help me. Notice that you use the term feller. So you think this is a uncool This is a dude fighting girls.
Well not per se and I actually have a great deal of really interesting information on it. But you have men, true, you have women, I'm aware, and then you have Wow.
It's kind of tough to say.
Okay, it's an explainingly small percentage of pop, especially if the lights dim sometimes well share checks the neck.
Anyway, what where were we? Ah?
So yes, this this kind of tweener fella was raining heavy blows down on the gals and they weren't having it.
Anyway. It gets a little more complicated than that.
But if you're going to stand up for women's rights, you have to stand up against people wailing on their heads with their big male muscles.
But it's not the classic trans story that we've talked so much about. Okay, not definitely, not at that.
And then no, it's much like the South African runner ms Semenya of a number of years ago, who had the the androgynists or just kind of both sex organs.
So then I talked to some people who watched the opening ceremony on TV, enjoyed it, and then found out the next day that it was controversial and horrifying and all this different sort of stuff. They didn't feel like it at the time. So and I didn't watch it. I only write about the next day. So what is your take on that?
Well, it was forty three hours long, the opening ceremonies, and about as exciting as.
A dental cleaning, exactly what Joe said. It was boring as exciting as a dental cleaning. Well it was.
It was interminably long, and it wasn't the opening ceremonies. It was a surrealistic experimental video project, which included occasionally people waving at you from boats. The rest of it was like I've dropped a tab of acid French experimental video crap something or other, which included some stuff that was merely confusing or trying too hard.
Some of it was kind of pretty, but then.
They'd have a bunch of oh boy, fine French that's what I was about to say, a bunch of bearded, freaking drag queens gyrating.
At the camera. It was just it was awful. Why were there? Because I didn't see the pictures of that show how enlightened they are. I guess just it was just bad. It was dumb. Now I did follow the so the the they posed at that table in a way that looked exactly like the Last Supper painting, then then claimed it wasn't that it was something else. Then like the next day, said okay, it was. It was the Last Supper. So that's that's not a good look. The fact that you lied about it initially makes me think that perhaps you were up to something.
But anyway, if you didn't see it, what I'm getting at I if I haven't been clear. Is it was not a documentation of a live event, which the opening ceremonies that we watch are.
It was a video.
It was a experimental video presentation to the folks at home watching on TV that incorporated the athletes floating on boats and waving at the camera.
Okay, well, next time, I'm going to be on the German side. I guess, if you know, it comes down to it, if you're gonna do that sort of stuff with mine verse, you're gonna do that sort of thing with my Olympics.
Really a different kind of point of view than the old German thing. I think maybe worth pointing out if you catch my dress right.
And I saw that Joe Biden went to the Olympics, and she was there for the opening ceremony. The President was not. We still apparently don't know a whole lot about the President of the United States mental situation because he's not out and about doing much. He is supposed to be meeting with the his inner circle today to prepare for what could be a really giant war in the Middle East. And I realized that that is, you know, a possibility practically every day of my entire life. And I'm old but it's more possible today than it has been in quite a while for a really giant Israel Iran war that we might possibly get pulled into, and the president's meeting with all of his people today about that.
Well yeah, and again more to come on this, but given the state of the Israeli military and people, if it were to become a large war, we might be faced with the choice of helping them a lot and we can get into whatever form that might take, or watching our most valued ally in the region, one of our best allies on earth defeated badly.
How about that assassination or that Hesibal a leader in Iran. I don't know if you read that whole story, but the way they snuck that bomb in there and weeks or months ago, and wow, that is pretty impressive from a assassination standpoint. But that made Iran really unhappy. Of course, Iran's always uhappy and who freaking cares, right, Diplomats around the world have urged a restraint from Iran, and Iran has said no, no restraint, And neither one of our presidential candidates really getting involved in any of these stories at all. It's I feel like we're way too focused on both the personalities of these people attacking each other and domestic issues and ignoring the world or not taking stances on the world, probably on purpose. Yeah, I know.
The conventional wisdom is geopolitics doesn't win elections. It's all about mostly you know, if you're gonna be cynical, who's going to get handouts?
Right? So just do you just stay out of it? And I don't have any idea what either one of them think about US versus Iran.
Yeah, yeah, probably because it's there's much more downside than upside to making clear your your foreign policy anyway, it's other than general will help our friends and beat the hell out of our enemies, right, type statements. Right, Kamala Harris's best choice to be her running mate, and I normally don't care at all about who's a vice presidential pick, and history has shown it doesn't make any difference. But she may not pick the best choice because the guy's Jewish and it would cause a riot inside the hall of the DNC convention. No, it's not because he's a Jew. It's because he's too pro Israel.
Wink wink. How about Kamala's old man having a sex with the nanny and breaking up his first marriage. How about that story that came out over the weekend. That's a good one. Maybe we'll get into that later. Is it the tawdry nonsense?
If you asked me but to go ahead and you wallow in it, if you like you with your dead bears and horny nannies in stude.
The better question is who put that out there? Why? That's the better question. I think so lots to talk about today. We've got Katy's headlines on the way. You can join the conversation anytime you want text line four one nine five KFDC. I just came across my favorite joke headline of the day. I'll save that for after Katie's headlines, because you don't start the show with the show stopper. As a p T. Barnum told us John, wait for next hour. A lot of great stuff stay tuned. Reaching back quickly to the opening ceremony of the Olympics, which I realized was a week and a half ago, but we were on vacation. A great article about the Olympics celebrating obesity and heart attacks that I came across with the really heavy people and just that's kind of why are we doing this as a species. But more on that lender and dudes and pandies If that doesn't interest you, so stay with us. Let's figure out who's reporting what. It's the lead story with Katie Green.
Katie, thank you, guys, starting with NBC News Paris to embark on seven state campaign blitz.
With her VP pick. Yeah. But the question is this, First of all, she it's turned out she's great at the whole standing in front of a crowd teleprompter thing. Anybody who says, well, she's in front of a teleprompter is ignoring the fact that lots of people can't do that. The governor of Florida, Aron DeSantis, could not do that, stand up there and look like a normal person. For whatever reason, she's really good at that. Is she going to get to cruise to the election without ever doing a press conference or a real interview.
That's more than any candidate in the United States history?
Yes.
From Fox News, idf uncovers massive smuggling tunnel for vehicles on Gaza Egypt border.
Yeah. I just saw the headline from Netan Yahoo net Yahoo. We are already in a multi front war with Iran, he said, today. Yeah, he's right.
From the New York Times, Markets around the world are jolted by fears of slowing US growth.
Yeah, i'd say that that is an understatement. There. Here's the joke that I came across with that I like so much. So. Your all your major indexes are in correction territory, possibly headed to bear territory in terms of how far they've dropped in the last couple of days. And anytime the economy turns south, whoever's president at the time gets blamed for it, for better or worse, rightly or wrongly. The Dice Dow sliding one thousand points today, anyway, came across this, I thought it was your four oh one k is getting unburdened from what has been.
Oh my, oh my, goodbye half of Networths, goodbye by Yeah, no kiddings.
Speaking of bears, from Bridebeart dot com, Rfkjjunior admits to dumping a dead bear in New York City Central Park, staging a bicycle accidents.
We're gonna go different bear market. Yeah, we're gonna be big on that later. It's so crazy you can't believe it's true.
From tmz LA Burglar leaves an apology note saying sorry, but drugs are expensive.
That sort of fits in with the big homeless homeless clear out that happened while we were on vacation. We got to talk about that. Places it did happen, places it didn't happen. What they found out about the homeless population that we didn't know. Hmmm.
And finally, from the Babylon b National Geographic photographer's camp outside White House in hopes of snagging rare photo of Joe Biden.
Yeah, I think for national security your purposes, he's not running anymore. Hide him away, keep him away from cameras and microphones. It doesn't do us any good to broadcast the fact that our president is non compassmentous.
I would agree. It's hard to come up with an upside. Why you would show that to the world. Armstrong and Getty