I'll Never Be Churchill!

Published Sep 27, 2024, 2:59 PM

In hour 1 of The Armstrong & Getty Show

  • "Return the sausages"
  • C.O.W. Clips of the Week & Mailbag!
  • The UN meeting
  • Katie Green's Headlines

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I mean broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Joe Kaddy Armstrong, and JEDDI and he arm Draw somebody called Columbia. We're gonna need more coffee. I'm extra in need of caffeine today for some reason. Came in to that live from studio.

C season your dimily litten room, deeper in the bowels of the Armstrong EETI Communications Compound. I like the way I said bowels today and we're under the tube ledge of our general manager, Helen.

It seems like hurricanes should have a last name, because if they just have the one name, it sounds like a pop singer belieans the hurricane I think so yes, most powerful hurricane ever hit that part of Florida. They say, there you go? Is Florida still here? Most of it? Yeah? Underwater? Though? How's everybody doing? It's Friday? Woo, the weekend's here? What's the lack of enthusiasm for the weekend? H No? No sleep? Terrible night. You're gonna tell us why? Yeah, guilt things I've done all the things you did there? Terribly things finally caught up with you. In one night. That's disappointed. No, No, it's fine, it'll be fine, It's great Friday.

Yeah I say that because I don't know. I hear people around the work saying that Friday, the weekend usually means for me, as a single parent, I have with a couple of kids at home, more work than the work week. So no, I'm not like looking forward to it from a relaxing, relaxation standpoint myself. But anyway, it is Friday. And uh so, while we're on the air today, Trump's meet with Zelensky. That could be news making. There was, there was a perhaps watershed moment yesterday. It was a watershed moment in an event. Whether or not it matters to the election, I don't know.

But Trump made it as clear as he ever has where he is on the whole Ukraine Russia thing, and Kamala Harris made it as clear as she ever has on the whole Ukraine Russia thing and Zelensky, and I think this is a terrible idea, at least optically made it look like he's, you know, in with the Democrats, made it look like he's on team Harris.

And I think that's an awful idea for him. I don't know if he did it on purpose or they orchestrated it, and it came off looking that way. But he was in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Joe Biden's hometown, with Josh Shapiro and on stage with Kamala Harris, and it just it really had the look of he's he wants Harris to and he bad mouthed vance and it's just it's it's I don't think it's good. And then and I think Trump's reaction to it because he might have Trump arrangement syndrome himself, because if people are anti himps, if people are anti Trump, he just goes anti them automatically because he's kind of that way.

And uh and uh.

And he made some pretty harsh comments about Zelensky and the whole Ukraine thing. And we'll see when he meets with Zelensky today if he tempers that at all. But it may have been the dividing line yesterday. Okay, this this candidate is going to give up Ukraine. This candidate is going to stick it out. May have been divided yesterday.

Yeah. Well, two part answer to that or response number one. If it was a miscalculation, it was a terrible miscalculation of American culture and politics right now, and deligning yourself with one tribe automatically makes you the opponent of the other tribe, even if you know, even if you're just a hot dog vendor, you're like, look, I was just selling hot dogs to their meeting. No I saw Joe's hot dogs with Kamala Harris. You're a Democrat hot dog vendor. On the other hand, given the difference in rhetoric between Trump and Biden Harris, I could see Zelenski in a fight, an existential fight for Ukraine's life that he'd think, you know what, I know this is gonna this is a stick in our necks out, but our necks are already stuck out. I'm going to see if I can get Harris elected. It's possible. That was the calculation. I thought that too. That and it polls well for those of you because we see your text and emails who are more on Trump's side on this whole battle with Ukraine and Russia. It polls well supporting Ukraine, like clearly, well, it's not an iffy issue. In Kamala Harris, I don't know she actually believes it. Biden's been saying it from the beginning, though his actions are often way behind his rhetoric. Until Biden supporting you is a very different thing than virtually any other president supporting you. It's going to be half asked, incremental, and cowardly.

But my point was politically, Kamala Harris, in some of these swing states, it polls really well to say we're with Ukraine and we're going to stick it out boo Russia. And so just politically, that's good for her. And we'll see how this turns out, that Zelensky may have done. Just like you said, we're going to disappear as a country if if we don't win, and she cares and he doesn't, and the American public's on her side, So here I go. Maybe I don't know as a heck of a thing for him to be in Scranton though, and fly in their planes. And there are some interesting articles as reading in the middle of the night because I couldn't sleep for some reason in National Review about.

Wow, we had a weird psychic connection, neither one of us. It's like when our menstrual cycles match up or something something like that. Among friends. Yeah, National Review pretty troubled by Zelensky flying at taxpayer expense to what really looked like a campaign event. Did that benefit the country or did that benefit Kamala Harris? Because that's where you get into the very, very exact same thing. This is what National Review is point now, the exact same thing Trump got impeached for. You know, Trump was asking for favors from Zelensky. Did that benefit the United States or only benefit Trump? And that's where the rubber met the road on whether or not you know he he com committed an impeachable events? And is that what happened yesterday was Zelensky being flown around by taxpayers mostly to help Kamala. They needed to fly Zelensky to the United States and give him security for the UN Did he need to go to Scranton and BSc an arms factory right an ammunition? True? True? But did he need to be in Scranton, hometown of Joe Biden for a Kamala Harris speech? Oh plainly not. On the other hand, the whole incumbent and or quasi incumbent Kamala of the VEEP doing what is clearly a campaign trip but calling it an official trip as the president or vice president is I mean, that line doesn't even exist. It's abused so badly everybody just accepts it. On the other hand, strategically, from Zelenski's point of view, it's it was either a terrible miscalculation or a calculated risk. Yeah, one or the other. And Kamala is going to the border today late in the afternoon on a Friday. Wow is going on there? The cows having left the barn, come back again, having forgotten some of their stuff, left the barn again and are now seven hundred and fifty miles down the road. Kamala is going to visit the barn, fabulous and talk about cow security. Why is she doing if she's doing it on a Friday, crap. You put things on a Friday afternoon in government for one reason, only so that people won't notice. Why is she doing her big visit to the barter where people won't notice? Much like the increasingly inappropriately mocked phony interview with Stephanie Rule the other day, it's so you can check the box, but nobody actually pays attention to the content. Gotcha, I think? And she can say she's yes, endo the border from here on out, speaking of the un we got a funny clip we need to play.

Let's start the show officially. I'm Jack Armstrong, He's Joe Getty on this it is how did it get to be Friday September the twenty seventh year, twenty twenty four. We're armstrong and getting we approve of this program.

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Call again for the media ceasefire and gaza, the return of the sussage.

A hostage. That's the Prime Minister of Great Britain and a very It's a very serious topic. I mean, is there at the UN trying to say the return of the hostages? But he says this, Michael say it. Play it again.

I cool again for immediate ceasefire and Gaza, the return of the sausages, the hostage.

There aren't a lot of opportunities for humor in that situation, but holy cow, that was one. A return of the sausages. I'm calling for a return of the sausages, I mean hostages. Damn it, damn.

Call again for the mediate ceasefire and gaza. The return of the sausages.

Obste And it's not like you just stumble over the word the hostages. I mean the hostages. No, he said sausages very clearly. Damn it. I'm never going to be Winston Churchill.

I call again for them mediate ceasefire in Gaza, the return of.

The ssages, the sausages. Damn it. Why did I I quit? Wow, I'm going on. Where's the nearest bar Churchill? That's beautiful. We will fight on the landing ground. We will fight on the sausages, I mean the beaches. Damn it.

I pull it for the im media, SIISFI and Gaza the return of the sausages.

Give us some sausages back right. Rarely do you misspeak and completely fully say a different word. Well, not just a different word, but a funny word. Sausages About as serious an issue as you could possibly have. Speaking of humor in the UN, I came across a debate, as it were, in print over whether we should just disband the UN the United States and abandon it. Uh and and I thought, wow, okay, this will be some heady stuff. This will be some chewy, chewy you know, intellectuals. It ended up being unintentionally hilarious. I will explain later. Cole, how does mailbag. Look did you say that? At It's pretty Clips of the week as well, Cole all on my way text line four one five two nine five kftc Armstrong hengyetty, whoa, whoa? Whoa? Are we down to thirty nine days till the presidential election? I think we are away. I'm not into the counting so much. Just it's like oral surgery. I'm just trying to think of something else until it's over. Gotcha. I have a freedom love and quote of the day coming up some mailbag, But first let's take a fond look back of the week. That was it's sausage. I mean, it's cow. Clips of the week.

When you move to Nirvana, the world will stop weirdly awesome, fright.

Two Slips of the week.

On the post Swing more than thirteen hundred strikes slamming into southern Lebanon, HESPLA launching.

More than one hundred and fifty rough cuts deeper into Israel than most prior strikes. Don't believe that escalating this military conflict is in their best interesting as Biden is the person to try to make those arguments. He's been urging a ceasefire. Holy God, that can't be right, how did we get here? Let's extinguish him for good. That if you do anything to harm this person, we are going to blow your largest cities and the country itself to smithering.

Weirdly awesome, rightcusin news, in politics, it's a twist their eye from there that means to heart to find.

But the errors are just you know, legion. I felt like there was no plan. Nobody says, take the device to take the former president off the stage. Nobody does. Jack's got his guitar strum soft and little Julian's macks moment with a story to the student as she said, Donald Trump, and I said, I'm suing him. She said, he told me he knows you're sewing them. But it's okay anyway.

They wonder about the world's path where it's fitting to go, and the laughter and the sorrow they find come flu.

You talk about cognative problems, why would.

You even cover that this is a person who's not on the level. Each time, she began, well, take a listen in terms of both rightly having the right to have aspirations and dreams and ambitions for your family. For those who say these policies aren't for me, what do you say to that? Well, if you are hard working, if you.

Have Harris is, how dare you attack the citizens of your own country for not one of their children to die of fitting all overdoses.

We can't afford four more years of this, and I've been saying it.

And saying, by the change, what's agree with?

A harmful of questions? And soon the saints, in a clean air shoot passively. Oh my god, handsome, you're fired that country. Sit down, get your stuff and get out. That Ai country song about us is just amazing. Oh it's setting up with a heart full of questions or whatever. We had the evening air looking for those has wings, looking for the answer in each other's faces. So I want a vomit. My god. Here's your freedom loving quote of the day, once again from Neil Postman, and I think it's the forward from amusing ourselves to death public discourse in the age of show Business Orwell in nineteen eighty four, people are controlled by inflicting pain In Brave New World, they are controlled by inflicting pleasure. In short, Orwell feared that what we fear will ruin us. Huxley feared that what we desire will ruin us. I think it's the latter. Yeah, it's both, as it was in nineteen eighty four too. It's often oversimplified, but yeah, yeah, Huxley sure was onto something. Mailbag, I suggest you try not to be controlled by either what you fear or what you desire. Hey, guys, guys, A couple of things regarding yesterday's would be assassination, discussion, the Secret Service, etc. I can't get past the idea that the DHS secretary repeatedly said the border is secure while intentionally letting in millions. Wasn't also inaudibly saying the former president is secure while intentionally leaving a weak force to protect him.

So Trump's movement is event, and I think Wisconsin today or Michigan. He's moving his event indoors because the Secret Service said they don't have enough people with all of the diplomats in New York for the big UN meeting, so he's not having doing an outdoor rally. Kevin's second thought is the concerning similarity between the second attempt at assassin having kept a horse in his house and job chose obsession with getting a pony under the tree in his suburban abode.

There's a bit of a coincidence, or is it? Paolo? On the topic of explaining Kamala's inarticularity, in articulately, somebody, anybody. I think she's overwhelmed trying to internalize the the opinions her people are asking her to have and to be the person they're asking her to be. Words and thoughts don't flow naturally because what she's saying is only loosely connected to what she believes. If she believes anything.

It is much easier to say things that you fully believe and have always believed than to like put together a complicated strategy.

That's just.

Right.

She has to run every response to the filter of what do they want me to say? Again? Right? Yeah, that is tough. We got a lot of news for you. I hope you can stay here. Are strong and getty. By the way, it's even worse than I thought.

Kamala's border speech event, whatever she's doing, is at seven forty five PM. I don't know if that's eastern or local time, because she's gonna be in Arizona, but either way, it's super late.

It's practically the dark of night. So she can get credit for having quote unquote visited the border. Huh mean you're going out of your way to wave your arms and wave flags to people. I'm trying to hide this event. To do it at seven forty five on a Friday night, that's just extraordinary. But anyway, just shameful. Oh and all that.

Elon Musk tweeted out yesterday. He had a screen capture of the Los Angeles Times, who had the headline, with an election looming, the US is approving citizenship applications at the fastest speed in years, and Elon Musk said they are importing voters.

It is obvious. Yes, yeah, there you go, Elon. Yeah. National Review had a great piece on that. How the left in the media uniformly denied that that's taking place, as if it's a ridiculous fantasy. Then they go into precisely how it happens, how it works. Yeah, you allow it a non precedented millions and millions of people, and then you argue vociferously for a fast pathway to citizenship, then you sign them up to vote. It's not like, you know, some sort of doctor strange. What was the Benedict Cumberback character in the silly superhero movies. I mean it's not like you got to have some sort of weird time bending magical creature involved a child could understand what's happening, and yet the the the David Muirs of the world act as if it's an impossibility.

That's our least favorite Marvel character. We just we didn't we didn't feel like his whole thing held together is just like what what are you? What's your power?

How do you? Why are you what? Never mind? Yeah, they're good visuals, but yes, like, what are we doing here anyway? What are we talking about? How do we get here? Has there anybody sausages? The big un thing is going on, and we've kind of got a bro crush on this libertarian guy who runs Argentina now, putting aside his weird dog cloning tendency, but he is going to drag the great country of Argentina back from the cliff of socialist doom and making a market economy. He made clear in the election. Can you imagine this sort of honesty from a politician. He may clear in the election that it's going to get worse before it gets better. This is going to be a painful transition, but we need to do it. Yeah, and so far so pretty good.

We need some politicians willing to say that. But he was bad mouth from the UN yesterday, which I am all for. This is a translation, like most things are at the UN. But here's what it sounded like.

In this very house that claims to defend human rights, they have allowed the entry of bloody dictatorships like those of Cuba and Venezuela without the slightest reproach. In this very house that claims to defend the rights of women, it allows countries that punish their women for showing skin to enter the Committee for the Elimination of Discrimination against Women. In this very house, there has been a systematic voting against the state of Israel, which is the only country in the Middle East that defends liberal democracy while simultaneously demonstrating a total inability to respond to the scourge of terrorism.

And they cheered all the any anti Israel talk yesterday, and cheered any pro Palestinian talk yesterday, and nobody was cheering his speechhere. He said, you let him these horrible, horrible countries and never say a bad word about them, Neah, just act like they're perfect, that they're equal to you know, France and the United States.

You run some country where women aren't allowed to show their skin, or you beat gays or whatever, and you put anti women countries on the women's rights councils.

It's ridiculous. It's just flipping ridiculous. Nobody dug his speech and then he walked off truth telling. Nice job, buddy. I love him all the more. Oh and you know, those of us around the world, is there anything we can do? Is there a gofund me to get Argentina through this phase or something?

Can I do something to support the guy? Maybe there's some benefit to this charab that is the UN meeting in New York every year, and that at least calls attention to these various countries. And there's a talk about but good god, the whole Russia's on the Human Rights Committee, fang, I mean, what the hell You're bombing hospitals and little kids. It's just dumb.

Benjamin Nettanna who speaks today, he'll get booed like crazy.

It would be laughable if it weren't so disgusting. So The Free Press is Barry Weiss's independent journalism outlet, which we subscribe to, and I'm a huge fan of just really great independent thought provoking non heard media love it, love it, love it. And they have what they call a charmingly fight club where they have a couple of their writers and thinkers present the different sides of arguments. And I saw fight club today is should the United Nations be abolished? And two of their thinkers, Rupa Subramagna, says defund the UN, and Eli Lake, who's a very very bright guy, says no, we shouldn't. And I thought, wow, okay, this is great. This is going to be some good brain food for me, because this is you know, I'm down on the UN. I just look into this. And so Rupa argues that the American taxpayer is what keeps the UN alive, yet we get nothing good in return, and she, you know, actually echoes a number of things that Milai said.

There.

Every September in New York, the world has witnessed to the spectacle of an assorted rogues gallery of dictators, human rights abusers, and corrupt heads of state. They parade around the city with their entourage of hangers on and enjoying the New York high life while using the United States General Assembly is a platform to grandstand and play the fawning audiences back home. Any of these heads of states are openly hostile to the United States and our allies. They use the annual Meeting of the General Assembly to rail against the West, our values, and our institutions. Worth mentioning that the president of Iran is in town enjoying our hospitality, Isn't that nice? He's got a plot to kill the guy that's got a decent chance to get elected president again, and he's in New York being protected by the Secret Service. Yeah. Yeah, And I want to pause on the idea of using the annual meeting of the General Assembly to rail against the West, our values, and our institutions. It's like that whole I demand open you know, I demand access to the system because that is your values. And as soon as I have power, you'll have access to nothing because that's my values. And the idea of open societies. Letting those who would close the societies exploit our openness is it's paradoxical at best. So anyway, she goes into a fair amount of detail about how idiotic and hypocritical the UN is. Every year, whoever happens to be President of Iran condemns Israel and calls for its destruction last year, then President Ibrahim Raizy explicitly vowed to take revenge upon and assassinate US officials for the twenty twenty assassination of General Kasum Suleimani, the Revolutionary Guard guy. In other words, at US taxpayer's expense, because we find I think twenty two percent of the UN funding is the United States. You know, hundreds of countries around the world, but we do twenty two percent of the funding at US taxpayer's expense. Foreign leader threatened to Americans with assassination on American soil. This was no one off in six To pick just one example, late Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez and his UWN address compared then President George W. Bush to the devil. That was actually kind of funny. I'm sorry. Back to the seriousness of this, and she makes a very good case. In the interest to the time, I'll skip over most of it, but we spend about eighteen billion dollars to support the UN. Most American taxpayers have no idea how their money is being spent or misspent. So I think, all right, that's a hell of a strong case. Now let's get to Eli Lake. The brainy, mister Lake, and he says the UN is a valuable intelligence asset for America's surveillance state. Indeed, his argument amounts to two things. Number one, we bug the hell out of the UN, the building, the off this is the hotels. It's intelligence. Boom wow. Is that why we've put up with it all these years? Go ahead, come over, We're gonna put you in a hotel room. We'll pay for it, but we're gonna listen to every conversation you have once a year. Maybe that explains the whole thing. Yes, he writes, the National Security Agency has the UN's Turtle Bay neighborhood wired for sound in twenty thirteen, and this was confirmed thanks to the publication of documents Pilford by former NSA Systems administrator Edward Snowden. And before you weep for the fate of international law and wail about America's big brother tentacles, calmed down, everybody does it. So his argument number one is that, hey, we we bug the hell out of these people and the spy on him, and it's kind of useful. Although it's every If everybody knows it, how effective can it be? His second argument is, you know, it brings in a hell of a lot of money to New York's that's it. That's the pro side. Wow, if we're spying on everybody and hearing lots of conversations, maybe that is why we put up with it. Eli, I get it, he writes, Yeah, he may have the best podcast in America. By the way, if you've never checked it out, there are no other podcasts. Jack is mistaken, So I get it. The United Nations is a self important debating society. It acts as if it runs the world, but it really just erodes the international system by equating democratic values with tyrannies. It's feckless, annoying, and snooty, and it has an unhealthy obsession with the world's only Jewish state. But as long as there is United Nations, that should remain in New York City. Think of our spies, think of our hotels, think of our overpriced restaurants. Wow. Like I said, I.

Can't tell if it's a win overall or not. It's probably not. Maybe it focuses the attention on some things.

I don't know.

But to me, the thing that bothers me about the UN gathering every is the tone they take in the mainstream media and like on NPR today, just the reverence they have for it, like something important is happening and these people are royalty. And as Eli Lake just said, there treating brutal dictators who would murder you in your sleep and rape your wife the same as a you know, Prime minister of England given them the same.

Level of respect is just ridiculous, right, And as the other writer pointed out, granting access to and respect for leaders who would tear down international cooperation the moment they could, to the extent that it really exists anyway. But yeah, they would. They would end Western civilization and all the precepts that gave birth to the UN. So why are they invited to the party? Oneever, thing I'll throw in about this before we take a break. Ian Bremer is there, of course, and he's bouncing around talking to everybody, and he said, of all the Middle East leaders I've seen during the UN General Assembly, all are saying the same thing. Tensions in the Middle East, Israel and everybody else the worst since nineteen sixty seven, which was when there was a major, major war, worse than sixty seven. And everybody's an agreement. So yeah, good luck with that Colin for a ceasefire talk on a letter note, the pygmy hippo that has the world smiling, stay with us. I love it when you use that voice, the big b hippo that has the world smiling. Huh. Maybe we can save the sausages, I mean hostages. We've got katies.

I call again for the media, Ceaspire and Gaza, the return of the sausages.

Sausages Katie's headlines on the way.

I call again for the media, Ceasepire and Gaza, the return of the sausages.

The hostages. Now going into the commercial break, Jacks ingested off the air that that was the worst fluff of all time in terms of yeah, because that was his big, big line. I mean that was like mister Garbashov, tear down this ham sandwich. I mean what sausages, farscar and seven turkeys. I mean years why they say turkeys? That was weird. Dang it. I'm looking at the TV and that the un thing is going on right now, and so I mentioned just a little bit ago. Ian Bremer said, all the leaders in the Middle East think this is the diceiest time since sixty seven when there was an all out war between Israel, Egypt, Jordan who else? Somebody else brands Jordan which existed at that time.

Buttya, who's given a speech right now, and first of all, half the place walked out before he spoke, because you can't even listened to me, such an evil, genocidal maniac. H is the only democracy in the Middle East. He just said there's no place in Iran that the long arm of Israel cannot reach. I mean, this is the kind of stuff you were hearing, you know, leading up to World War two, really big powers laying it out there, and they ain't kidding this ain't just talk right both sides all around.

Woof dang it. I hope it's not gonna say it's reminiscent World War one two and that you know, well anyway, we don't have time, as that glance at the clock to get into that. But I was gonna say, because you know, it's not like somebody's launching wars a conquest in Europe. Oh wait a minute, wait a minute, right, yeah, nuts, Hey, let's figure out who's reporting what it's the lead story with Katie Green.

Katie, all right, your top sausages, I mean headlines NBC News Tropical Storm Helene Live updates. Three million without power as the storm moves over Georgia.

F any death toll is tragic, obviously, but thus far it has been shockingly small, how they continues. I was thinking, like you're at a funeral and everybody's teary eyed. Right here is the best dog I've et, dog man, I've ever known?

Why?

Just say dog? I d say dog? From ABC News.

New York Mayor Eric Adams charged with fraud and accepting ten million dollars in improper campaign contributions.

So Jonathan Turley was on Fox and Friends today saying, there's not near as much to these charges as meets the eye. I was shocked to hear that after reading what you just said, Katie last night, it wasn't just like tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands, ten million dollars that uh old. Mayor Adams may have figured out a way to take. But I don't know. I'm not a lawyer.

CBS News Harris to call for teffer security measures on her first trip to southern border as nominee on Friday evening of twenty twenty four.

Timely Kamala, thank you tightening up the border. Why didn't we think of that? Oh, enforce the law, the immigration laws. Wow, good stuff from the Washington Post.

Hezbollah is pounded by Israel, but key ally Iran.

Is reluctant to intervene. Are they playing the long game keeping a low profile until Kamala is president? Because Kamala and Biden are so soft on Iran, there is some belief that they're not going to retaliate until they know it's a Biden Harris administration. Again from the New York Times.

After Harris meets with Ukraine's leader, Trump now says he will too.

Yeah, that is really interesting. I'm glad that's happening for various reasons. We again don't have time to get into. But I think Trump needs to meet with Zelenski and hear from his lips that uh, Putin's not the only tough guy around here. Trump could really make news out of this meeting. I feel like he made news yesterday. We'll talk about it later, and going further than he's ever gone with making it pretty clear he doesn't care if Ukraine loses half their country.

From The Verge, Mark Zuckerberg says, there's quote no casual connection between social media and teen mental health.

Wow, well, everybody agrees your evil mark. You're satan. I just saw on TV the baby hippo, the pygmy hippo, so cute. That is the cutest thing I've ever seen. I need one workaby hippo that has the whole world smiling.

From Breitbart dot com, Niddy's attorney blames Costco for his one thousand bottles of baby oil and lube, saying, quote, he just buys in bulk.

Right, Yeah, I get it, I get it. You click a little box. You didn't realize how much it was. I've done it myself. Next thing, you know, you got thousand bottles of baby oil.

And finally, the Babylon Bee experts worn hurricane and hurricane alley during hurricane season is a clear sign of climate change.

Yeah, well, said b as always armstrong and getty

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