In hour 1 of The Armstrong & Getty Show:
Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Joe, Katty Armstrong, and Jetty and he Arms range live from studio sne see senor a dimly lit room deep the on the bowels of the Armstrong and Getting Communications Compound. And hey y'all on little Wednesday, we're under the tutelage of our general manager. Sure couldn't come up with anything I liked. You got a nominee. Maybe Hunter's jury they're probably gonna wrap up today and maybe give us a verdict. They're underrated, menace off the streets. They're deliberating as we speak. That reminds me. We have a delightful new clip from his audio book book describing his one particular skill he was proud of, So stay tuned for that. Well, there are a number of things we need to talk about, but I was I haven't followed the Hunter Biden trial closely, so maybe you will inform me of something I don't know. But from what I do know of the trial, if I were a jur man, it'd be hard to get me to convict. I don't know what the jury instructions were, but It sounds to me like I am a juror is supposed to decide at a certain date whether someone was a drug addict or not. And I don't think I got that ability. Yeah, I think you are way beyond most people in your thinking on that sort of thing. They would just say, look, he said in his book, he was an addict. That's good enough for me. Guilty, I suspect. Yeah, I would be a That's what I was thinking today. I was listening to this. I thought I would be a troublesome juror. I would be the unreasonable one that people bitch about the rest of their lives because I would, because I don't how then he said he wasn't, So when did he stop becoming a drug addict? Well? Right, and if it was five minutes before he signed that form, he's innocent. Well, and then nobody knows that much about addiction the way it works anyway, but or has ever figured it out. But so if you're a drug addict and then you you haven't done it in a month, so are you not a drug addict? How about if you do it one more time, are you immediately a drug addict that day? And then stop again? The next day. I mean, how does that work? It doesn't make any sense. And the government strenks me as being completely unconstitutional, all right, and now now here I would be a juror not wanting to convict him because I don't like the law, which is not what you're supposed to do as a juror. But the what kind of law is that where you lose your lose one of your constitutional rights because we randomly pick a date where you are or aren't a drug addict, right? I mean it's extremely problematic. Yeah, it really is. It's a it's a it's a it's a bad system. Do A do I do? I think he was a drug addict at the time that he bought his gun, Yes, but I just don't understand how that works. And I'm not the least bit concerned about his guilt or innocence in this trial, the one coming up in September with the taxes and the big guy and all that sort of stuff. Oh, hugely interested in that one. Oh yeah, yeah, I can't wait. So the concept the notion of jury nullification, where a jury will not convict because they think the law is stupid, that does not exist formally in law. That's not a thing, as they say, not did jury in the law. It is de facto a thing because I witnessed it more or less the first trial I was on a jury. Excuse me, hmm, I will cough for the rest of my life. Thanks doctor Fauci. Boy, when you alter a virus, you really alter it. Anyway, I was on a jury where two guys got into a dispute. The one guy was cheating the other guy. The other guy didn't appreciate it. They got into a tussle and the guy was being cheated got the better of the guy and beat him down. And the notion in the jury room was, look, these two jackasses fought, and this guy happened to win. He didn't like pound him into the pavement. He didn't leave him, you know, crippled or anything. The guy went through a table and he got hurt. Not convicting a guy over mutual combat, and so he sent him on his way. Wow, that's not dury nullification at least because he was did he was guilty by the definition of the law. Yeah, but did you guys say that out loud? No? In the jury room, Manah, you did say it? Oh yeah, because I was thinking if I was a juror in this Underbarton trial, I might not say out loud that I don't like the law, because you know, I don't get to choose the laws. But I might argue forcefully that we can't determine when he's a drug addict. I don't know. Yeah, that would probably be a better way to approach it anyway. So I wouldn't be shocked at all if he gets off. I also wouldn't be shocked to he as convicted. Yeah, and again, the deliciousness here is that the the son of Joseph Biden, having violated drug and gun laws that were pushed by Joe Biden, is going to have his ass saved by the Second Amendment, perhaps right right, whether you know, in the initial trial or perhaps not appeal. So here's what we have to do later this hour, because I am really fired up about this now. I just became aware of this. So Pulitzer Prize winning opinion writer for The Washington Post Eugene Robinson has a column ount today about how the media is covering up for Donald Trump's broken brain and they need to stop what Yes, he is clearly unhinged. He is crazy and or senile, and the media is ignoring it, according to Eugene Robinson the Washington Post, and he's basing this on a number of things, particularly Sunday's rally in Las Vegas and the now infamous boat shark stone, which we didn't get around to playing yesterday. We should have, but we'll play it today and then well, we'll discuss what it is and whether or not that's evidence that the media. I mean, that's such a hilarious notion. I can't believe you even were able to get the letters to come out of your keyboard. The media is covering up for Trump's mental problems, which you know right right, But wow, that's you can print anything in that paper. So evidently, if you haven't heard the I'll read some from the column and then we'll play it. If you haven't heard the now infamous Trump boat shark story from the Vegas rally, we'll play that for you later this hour and compare it with our new Biden clip we've got, which we've got later from his June teenth get together yesterday. It's going to be one you hear a lot leading up to the election. I thought you were going to say you're all fired up about how the media is covering up for the violent, vandalistic demonstration outside the White House the other day. I am being ignored, including Moore yesterday. It is stunning the and I don't think they had to, like, you know, email each other or text each other. They just all are an agreement for some reason. We don't want to show our progressive crazies calling for the death of Jews right in front of the White House. And the fact that the President is ignoring it and nobody's been arrested. You know who's not ignoring it though, Jake Tapper on CNN, good for him, Good for him. I think the first time in my life, I want to play this later. I don't know if I've ever heard this outside of Fox really where they were talking about left wingers. Some of these left wingers want to the left wingers this and left wingers that. I was amazed by that. All right, that's that's the fresh breeze of hope blowing through America. Friends, people waking up to the threat from the extremist left. Yeah, but they they were flat out calling for the death of Jews right in front of the White House. And well, we're about to play with. They're screeching, as many people. As many people have pointed out, it's like a Charlottesville every fifteen minutes over the last several days, right outside the White House Charlottesville, where a bunch of rednecks chanted they will not replace us, and that was so awful Joe Biden had to run for president. They're not going with they will not replace us. They're just chanting, we're going to kill you. Yeah, let's kill all the Jews. And the White House's arm in arm with Islamic extremists and Marxists, and yeah, again, the major media ignores it. It's a little inconvenient for the narrative. Mean Republicans may take advantage of us showing what's actually happening in the world. That's wild. It's wild, it's wild, he says. Folks, you know what it is. It's treason us. It's disgusting, it's a betrayal of all of their stated principles. It's scumbaggery. It makes me want to vomit. Okay, makes you want to bob it. That's when I almost went farther than that too, and I thought better of it. I meant every word of it. By the way, I just occasionally get colorful in my speech. So are you going to suggest a different expulsion or what do you mean you won't hearing no farther, I don't want to say it. Okay, well no, no, it was no, it was not a different expulsion. Okay, let's start the show officially. I'm a wordsmith, not a clown. I'd start the show officially. I'm Jack Armstrong. He's Joe Getty on this is how did I already get to be Tuesday, June the eleventh, he or twenty twenty four? Life will not be a born twenty four? Where Armstrong in getting we approve of this program? You know, just a side note to the folks. I meant every single word of what I said. I'm chuckling now, just because I don't believe in being angry all the time. I just I can be adamant about something, but I don't, you know, I don't think it's healthy to lose your sense of humor. I will, you know, fight these people in my dying breaths, but the I'll have fun on the way anyway, all right, let's beak in the show officially now. According to the FCC rules, of regulations. Here we go leaping into action at mark.
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I support Hamas, I am Hamas, I am hamas well, roundroup and throur in jail. So is that Sunday or yesterday? Because it was going on again yesterday, yesterday they were chanting uh in October seventh every day or something like that. Ah, that's unbelievable. Remember at the beginning of these protests when it was no, no, no, we're just we're not pro Hamas, we're pro Palestinian and it's unfair that they don't have a state. And now it's just we want to see babies put in ovens again and people raped in front of their families once again. The fact that politicians and the media are turning a blind eye to the tells you everything you need to know about him. Wow, that is troubling. Let's talk more about it later. I guess yeah, I suppose I'll hold back and we'll just move along. But yeah, I have a great deal to say on the topic, as you might guess, Yeah, me too. So how does mailbag look? It's actually really interesting? Oh cool. Well, I'm glad we left time for it and We've got a text line for you four one five two nine five KFTC because of Apple's big announcement yesterday. It's coming to my iPhone and I'll pretty much have it right in my face, so I'll be checking it out. Yeah. I was reading about that, and it's gonna kind of ease its way in to the user experience, but some of us pretty intriguing. If it works the way it's opposed to, it's gonna be awesome. So we can talk more about that later. Here's your freedom loving quote of the day, sent along by Sonny, who mentions he's the guy who sent us the tough men create good Times quote years back, one which we have repeated oft Sonning. Here's another one of his favorites from some Twitter account. But anyway, I like this. You gotta pay attention.
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A fact is information minus emotion. An opinion is information plus experience. Say that second one again. An opinion is information plus experience, Okay. Ignorance is an opinion lacking information. And finally, stupidity is an opinion that ignores fact. And which one's a steer and which one's a heifer? The one with the horns? Is this no that's not right to mail bag. Huh speaking mail bags? Hey what let's see Aaron Wright's guys, Joe said, sheiz knit yesterday? Does he shop at Miller's out Post? Does he wear a pukahell necklace? Does he help himself to the pizza and I would lunch bufet at Pizza Hut dine in? Does he pop up his polo collars? Does he have frosted tips and sideburns? Does he text on his Nokia thirty three ten? Does he like limp biscuit? Does he order the sourdough ranch bacon gee from Carl's Junior? Okay, I'm done? Wow, Aaron, I don't even know what half those things are, so clearly the answer is no. I believe I've been insulted. That pretty good. U Oh. Speaking of funny, this is from frequent correspondent Sean Guys on the question of parents at interviews. You're clearly wrong, my friends. Think of a very highly placed Chinese and Middle Eastern businessman boy who were interviewing one young American when he had his father call in or pop in to say hi. That's a point there. I doubt he would have gotten those jobs without Joe Biden's attendance. Wow, Hunter Biden had his dad come to interviews. That's a good tie in SEW. I like it h Speaking of Hunter Biden, Richard and san Diego writes on Friday, thanks very much. Was that the DD show? I thought there was Thursday time Thursday? Maybe they get their wrong day. Yeah, no worries. In the final hour, you casually mentioned that you thought forty five was a little old to start crack. I was a respiratory therapist for forty years, recently retired. When I started, almost all my patients were smokers with the usual and expected lung ailments. For the last twenty years, I saw the shift go from smoking problems to drug problems, and my sickest patients were cracking meth addicts. All over fifty even the sixty and seventy year old patients were drug related and in multiple times for overdoses. That is now the main cause of chronic and repeat hospitalizations. Wow. Wow, thanks for that info. Richard. Well, I'm looking up at the tv UCLA protesters clashing with police. Is that going on right now anyway? Yeah? Yeah, they're doubling down. Yeah, it's so easy to solve this kick him out of school. Then you're not allowed to be there and you get arrested. Yeah. I have a lot more to say on that topic. I really want to get to a couple more emails though, This one from a concerned pilot guy. I want to pass this long is it seems to add to the discussion at tensions between North and South Korea. He's a pilot for an American airline. Not American airlines, but an American airline. Last week, I was flying from a city in Japan back to the US. As part of the pre flight I read the maintenance log and he says two days prior, a pilot flying that aircraft wrote in the maintenance log that while on approach into Incheon near Seoul, they received a terrain warning at five hundred feet. That's the sort of warning you get if you're about to fly into a mountain and it requires a very aggressive escape maneuver. But this was at five hundred feet. He said, I've heard of this GPS spoof spoofing happening in the Middle East to commercial airlines, and there are actual videos on YouTube. I'm going to cut the long story short, but they just got an email to all the pilots, stating this has been happening around the border air in near North and South Korea, and to be aware, somebody is sending ground based signals that trick the aircraft's GPS system into thinking it's in a different point in space. So he says, I can't stress how dangerous this could be, especially close to the ground anyway, Key NF, I am keep not flying into mountains. So that could be the sort of tool that China or whoever unleashes whenever they need to. All of a sudden, you can't fly. Uh yeah, indeed, yeah, North Korea is doing it right now, trying it out, or so it would seem. How much time do we have him dog? Thirty seconds. I can't launch you into this for thirty seconds. We'll hit it later. It's parents who are dealing with a confused adolescent who's swept up in the transgender madness oh boy, and has gone way too far at the behest of activists. It's a sad story, but oh my god, stuff is happening. Oof. Oof is right? You think you got a stressful day? Uh? Is the media covering up for Donald Trump? Probably not, but stay tuned. Armstrong and Getty. We're gonna play the two most talked about clips at least of the last forty eight hours between the two candidates that are getting criticized the most by the other side. First, This one of them is very long. The Trump one. One of them is very short. The Biden clip. This is from yesterday Joe Biden at the big Juneteenth gathering there at the White House.
She no se nos so long as it was nine, our freedom could never be secured.
I'm sorry, Uh, pardon me.
You see, knows so long as it was nine, our freedom could never be secured.
Yeah, No, that wasn't English. Is the thing? One more time, Michael, she knows.
She knows, so long as it was nine, our freedom could never be secured. Yeah.
I could almost take a guess out. You're better than me. What do you think? He said? She no news that as long as her loss was dying. No, never mind, I got lost.
She knew so long as she was nine, our freedom could never be secured.
She knew so long as she was denied, our freedom could never be secured. I don't know. He's a rambling old man. When I was a kid, I used to watch badly. When I was a kid. I used to watch Bill nine. That's what I got out of it anyway. Well, opinions differ, so the other one that Trump is getting criticized for so much from his rally. This is before we play the long Trump story, and then you can determine for yourself if it fits in with this column in the Washington Post from Eugene Robinson, Pulitzer Prize winning columnist, Is Trump okay his story about hypothetically being electrocute? There is another glimpse into a mind that is unwell. It is irresponsible to obsess over President Biden's tendency to mangle a couple of words in a speech while Donald Trump is out there sounding detached from a reality. Biden, who is old, at least makes sense. Trump, who is also old, rants like someone you'd cross the street to avoid. Here's where he claims everybody in the media for covering up I guess we and the media have failed by becoming inured Trump's verbal incontinence, his frightening glimpse, the frightening glimpses into a mind that is evidently unwell. In twenty sixteen, Trump set outrageous things at his campaign rallies to be entertaining. In twenty twenty four, his tangents raised serious questions about his mental fitness. At his rally Sunday in Vegas, it offered a grim smorgasbird board of examples with the obvious grim morgasbord. Hey, kids, where do you want to go for dinner tonight? The grim smartest bard alright, alright, we have putting the obvious standout and not a good way is the story he told about being aboard a hypothetical electric powered boat. It's worth reading the passage in full. We're going to play the whole thing for you in a second. Now, I'll give you a couple more from you, Gene Robinson, and then we'll listen to it. The White House Press Corps would be in wolf pack mode if Biden were in the middle of a speech and suddenly veered into gibberish about boats and sharks. There would be front page stories questioning whether the president at eighty one was suffering from dementia, and the op ed pages would be filled with thumbsuckers about whether Vice President Harris and the cabinet should invoke the twenty fifth Amendment House Republican This is so bad and illogical on so many levels. Go ahead, sorry, there would be hearings on whether or not Biden's mental condition demanded he take a cognitive test. The tendency with Trump is to say he's just being Trump. So so, first of all, I think it's hilarious that a guy at the Washington Post is calling out the front pages so of your newspaper in the New York Times, who are who are who are saying that Biden is unfit to be president? And three quarters of Americans think he is too old to be president. Three quarters of Americans with their their I guess, with their own thumbsuckers about the president not being fit AnyWho. And I like the way he juxtaposes Trump riffing at rallies, which he's already said is what he does. He just goes on these impromptu comedy risks, and he's juxtaposing that against Biden, like going off on a similar rant during an official White House address. I mean, it's just it's silly. It's two different things completely. He I mean, he's just so obviously running interference for Democrats, but that's what he does for a living. Well, let's let's play this whole thing. It's in case it doesn't include this, it's it's couched in the idea that Trump is running on his the policy of he's gonna stop this whole electric movement, electric car, electric boat's, electric everything. He's going to put an end to that. And so he gets into this roof about boats.
I went to a boat company in South Carolina the boat. I said, how is it? He said, it's a problem, sir. They want us to make all electric boats. So I said, let me ask you a question, and he said, nobody ever asked this question, and it must because of Mit. My relationship to Mit. Very smart, he goes, I say, what would happen if the boat sank from his weight and you're in the boat and you have this tremendously powerful battery, and the battery is now underwater, and there's a shark that's approximately ten yards over there by the way. A lot of shark attacks lately, did you under said? A lot of shark I watched some guys justifying it today. Well, they weren't really that angry they bit off the young lady's leg because of the fact that they were They were not hungry.
But they misunderstood what who she was.
These people are quit. He said this, there's no problem with sharks. They just didn't really understand a young woman swimming now who really got decimated in.
Other people to a lot of sharks.
Next, so I said, so there's a shark ten yards away from the boat ten yards or here?
Do I get electrocuted?
If the boat is sinking, water goes over the battery, the boat is sinking. Do I stay on top of the boat and get electrocuted? Or do I jump over by the shark and not get electrocuted? Because I will tell you he didn't know. The entry said, you know, nobody's ever asked me that question.
I said, I think it's a good question.
I think there's a lot of electric current coming through that water.
But you know what i'd do if there.
Was a shark or you get electrocuted. I'll take electrocution every single time.
I'm not getting there the shark. So we could end that. We're gonna end it for boats. Well, it's not I have a dream. It's not hinged. I'm not sure it's unhid. But let me tell you what I think that is. As a guy who has stood up in front of crowds and tried to be funny before he it either in his mind, I'm picturing him. He's on the Trump plane with all the gold fixtures. He's sitting at his table, he's eating some cut Kentucky fried chicken, and he's riffing with people, and he's talking about those electric boats. What happens if one of those sinks? Do you get electrocuted? But you get electrocuted if the boat sings? Can you imagine what the shark attacks? Now there's a shark near your boat, your boat sings, you gotta choose between being electricateted to be eaten by a shark. And they're all laughing, and then he retells the story in front of tens and ten thousand people in Las Vegas, and he doesn't come off quite as smooth. That's what I'm going because it's a cod It's part of Trump's comedy routine, is what it is, well right, And I think not hearing the audience is detrimental to understanding what was happening there because the way he you know it said and then a lot of shock attacks. It's going on a lot of shock and because if people are laughing, you cut the sentence off because you've all already re establish it in their minds and they're laughing. You don't have to finish the sentence. So I wish I could have heard the audience. But yeah, that was a weird rambling story slash boast slash comedy riff, which, uh do I think that's significantly different from twenty sixteen? No, I don't. I watched a lot of those rallies. I went to one. No, No, I don't. That's that's a completely different world than Biden losh snash he does he does or not knowing when his son died or when he was president, those are completely different things. Yeah, yeah, well, old, what's his face? Eugene Robinson, Like you said, he runs interference for Democrats. He he offers click baity pandury goodness to people who already think that sort of thing. So that's fine. There's garbage, though utterly illogical, ridiculous garbage. Trump is one of the most unique styles in the history of style. I'd say, oh, that reminds me I never got to the story of the most idiotic Pulitzzer Prize in the history of Pulitzer prizes. I mean, it's just absolutely hilarious. Do we have time for this? Matter? Time for this? Now? Where is that? Where is that? I can't find it. Somebody got a Pulitzer Prize for covering the Alito flag f bomb neighborhood dispute story. They've given out the prizes since that story hidden. Well remember that happened years ago, oh ago, And it's this gal with the New York Times has won a prize in the brand new hyper local news category. Well, right, because it was after January. It was during like right after January sixth, when the flag was upside down. That was the whole point of the controversy. Yeah, so that's that's quite a few years ago now. So the committee is had a local reporting prize since seven but added the new category. In its words, quote two honor journalists who cover neighborhood association disputes, fights over whether leaves should be bagged or loose at the curb, and how late the lights at local ballparks should be allowed to stay on. In other words, matters that might ordinarily be dismissed but can be of great consequence to the future of American democracy local issues. I support it in principle, even though the Pulitzer Committee are lefty jackasses. In excitation, the committee said, we are delighted to award this inaugural prize to Jodi Kanter, who entered devotion to covering what others might have considered a meaningless contention between people who happened to live near each other in a suburban North Virginia neighborhood has shown that hyperlocal coverage deserves attention even from August national news organizations. So you've got this dopey neighborhood dispute that gets the Pulitzer Prize because it kinda sorta in a way makes Justice Alito look bad, referring to Barbara Baden, the mother of the woman with whom Justice Alito his wife clashed. This is the BLM activist Marxist chick. The committee added, quote, we hope that this prize will encourage Kancer, another journalist, to dig further into whether a Christmas card from the Alitos to Barbara Badden, bearing the handwritten inscription may you have Peace was sincere or sarcastic. Among many other aspects of this story, major aspects that have not yet been fully explored, and various people have reacted to it, including the editor of the Northern Virginia Journal. He was less than generous. We did real journalism, if it's considered news. Now, when neighbors call one another names, I'm not sure I want to stay in this business. I mean, my neighbors still ask my rake after borrowing it last November? Should I call the efing New York Times. That's beautiful And one more note real quick. So a source near Emily Baden, the BLM activist Marxist chick who dropped a sea bomb on missus Alito or her boyfriend or somebody, hailed the ording of the pulitzer. Emily feels so seen right now, commented this person, who obviously says s like that. She feels so seen as you might imagine. She was worried she might not be able to get favorable media coverage after calling another woman in her neighborhood a c and you know, the whole calling the police on the Alito's things seemed like it might not play well. But Jody really stepped up. We will always be grateful for her allyship. So this woman, who's the good guy in the story according to these people, posts an f Trump sign right next to a school then when missus Alito says, you know, that's not cool near the school, calls her a c and calls the cops, and that's being portrayed as the reasonable person in this. Ah, my neighbor who still has my rake, that's funny. One of the wiser things Ben Franklin ever said was the never a borrower of Norah Lenderby, because it is amazing how often that doesn't work on both ends. That's why it's borrower and lender I've got stuff. Every once in a while, I come across I think, ah, geez, how do I still have that? I gotta get that back? And then you forget about it, and they forget about your thing, and it's just ith. Yeah, and there's just that little buzz of resentment in the background, right, yeah, it's just that's not good books too? Books? What is it about books? I don't know. You'll lend a book, you're giving it away? You are? You are?
Yeah?
Absolutely, yeah, exactly. And I've been on both ends of that. That's a good night, My neighbor who still has my ring. Call the New York Times Katie's headlines on the way stay with us. Somebody's gonna have to talk me down. I don't know what it is. I don't know. Probably the wrong guy to hire for that job. Maybe they're right amount of coffee or something. I was looking at the USA today their cover story today migrants face peril and it shows a bunch of people the border huddled under blanket. How about they do get that? I get that, Yes, occasionally, that would be fine to look into that. How About generally, though, towns face peril from overwhelming numbers of illegals. Your school can't run, your hospital can't run. You can't get a job in construction because you don't speak Spanish, and the wages are too low because unlimited illegal how about all the US citizens facing peril? How About there's a Venezuelan gang selling drugs in your local park. How about ever, ever, ever talking about that? Like, have you ever said that in the USA today? Anything about that? No migrants face peril. That's my biggest concern as a US citizen. People from other countries and whether or not they can get into the country easily and then immediately have a nice life. That's my concern as a US citizen and taxpayer. I wouldn't line my parrot cage with the USA today. My parent deserves better to crap on than that. Huh wow, your parent can read, would notice what paper it was? No? No, oh no, well maybe I don't know. Pay smart. Your parent would cross its legs and hold it until you put the Wall Street Journal in there. All I want something more is crapping on, right exactly? Let's figure out who's reporting what screaking of the media. It's the lead story with Katie Green and Katie Thank you guys from ABC News.
Israelis special forces dressed as Palestinian refugees for hostage rescue.
Yeah. I love the headline editorial in the National Review. Rescuing hostages is good. Actually, if you haven't read the whole description that a couple of different newspapers have done, the minute by minute of that whole thing. Wow, they're gonna make a movie out of that. Or Rich Lowry on the same website, Slash Publication the new consensus against hostage rescues. If Israel can't even bring home its own without international condemnation, the world is truly upside down, by the way, and I understand why we're all happy to see those hostages released and hugging their families and everything like that. We're finding out. Of course, the woman was raped repeatedly. The guys were beaten constantly. They were tortured. Not quite as happy as story as the Oh, it's more relief from the misery. Yeah.
From NBC News, police arrest twenty five protesters at UCLA after new anti Israel encampment was declared illegal.
They riskeden. Some people also arrest them and charge them and punish them.
From The Washington Post, Apple's artificial intelligence makeover is not really about you. This article is interesting because it talks about the companies are all racing to AI and they're just shoving it at us, and this is all just part of their competition to get first by putting it into our lives.
Well, we're going to talk more about this tomorrow, at least what some of the reviews are and what they think the AI Apple thing will be like. But the stock went down after the announcement, so Wall Street thought. Eh.
From The New York Post, Main's oldest lobster woman just turned one hundred and four and has no plans to leave her boat.
Yeah, I'm oldest, handled I am, that's true. Does she have claus for hands? What's that happened? She's Oh, she's a lobster woman.
I just like how they use that wording for the headline Meme's Oldest lobster Woman. And finally the Babylon Bee. As Jerry deliberates, Hunter Biden asks if this is a good time to go out back behind the dumpsters for a minute for no particular reason.
Wow, well, it's a falsely impugning the man. He's healthy. Now, how often do you have a trial where a guy sitting there and there are four women who he has slept with or is sleeping with involved four, It seems like a lot. That's a long day man. Ladies, how are you good to see you all?
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