No Room For Giraffes! We Have Too Many Pandas!

Published Oct 16, 2024, 2:32 PM

Hour 1 of A&G features...

  • Kamala's media blitz... does it matter?
  • Mailbag! 
  • Jack is done with tech & what it is doing to the world.
  • Katie Green's Headlines! 

Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Joe, Katty Armstrong, and Jetti and Kee Army.

I just came across this question, what is the birthright citizenship.

Law around giant pandas?

Two Chinese pandas have a baby on us soils that pandam.

Belong to the United States. It's an anchor panda. Clearly, we're gonna invade it.

We're gonna bring in all its panda relatives, exactly one at a time, no vetting pracon. You go to the zoo, will be nothing butt Pandas. You want to see a draft, good luck you had no kidding, no room for drafts. Got too many pandas. Live from studio scene, a dimly lit room deeper than the bowels of the Armstrong You Getty Communications Compounding Today Wednesday, we're under the tutelage of our general manager Bears Panda and Brett. Hello, Kamala, Harris toe to toe with Brett Bear? Who has more to lose? That question and an answer coming up? You mean Brett or our Kamala? Oh really yeah, clearly Kamala.

But Brett has stuff he could lose too.

I look at Twitter. I always say social media, but Twitter is the only thing to look at. I'm not really on Facebook or anything else, TikTok, Instagram, any of those on Twitter. There's a lot of Brett bears in the tank for Kamala Harris, Fox hates Trump. They're pre recording it, so you know it's going to be edited, that sort of thing. So there's a fair amount of that floating. Of course, for all I know, those are all Russian bots. I don't ever checked to see if they're actual human beings, right, yeah, yeah, the old I wouldn't put it nearly that strongly that, in fact, those are all ridiculous things to say, But I would.

Those are ridiculous things to say.

If you if you've ever unless you have never watched Brett Baer, then I suppose it'd be okay.

But if you do, that's your impression of him. Seriously.

On the other hand, there have been a couple of times that I thought he leaned too far the other way, whether he was trying so hard to be fair he over corrected or or something. We can't be the only conservative minded people in America who thought he and Martha McCallum utterly booted the debate they moderated.

Uh yeah, when did they get a debate that years ago?

But anyway, I do remember the next day saying, even Fox asks all questions from the left perspective. Yes, nobody ever asks it from the citizen, taxpayer worker. I'm not looking to get stuff, I'm looking to keep what I've got. They never ask anything from that perspective, or the perspective of the fetus. And one certain topic. Yeah, if you once you become aware of that, you'll notice all questions are framed from the point of view that the progressive remedy is the good thing, why would you want to do it any different as opposed to perhaps the conservative remedy is the good thing. Why would you want to give more money to this group or that group or blah blah blah. Right, And if you're talking about a conservative issue like enforcement of immigration law, for instance, you will go immediately to the kind of hot flaws or difficulties it might have, like when you have to have children detained for a while while you process everybody's paperwork, you go immediately to that. If it's a Democrat priority, you go to why Republicans are against it. It's ridiculous and Sorett Martha wa is a bad as anybody. So I wonder true true, yeahs a slip at the top. So well, thank you, Brett. So we'll see how that goes.

It.

He's recording it right before his show and then airing it, I assume at the very beginning, and that's at six eastern three Pacific, and that's that's among the biggest political moments since she became the candidate. I'd say, yeah, it is a as one email or characterized that. It is a boxer who realizes their strategy winning on points is not working their way behind. There's two rounds left and she's got to storm out and knock knock Trump out. Total change in strategy. Throw the long ball. That's an odd thing to do in boxing, but I get it. I had switched sports in my mind, Oh, I see to one not so swing for the fences. I'd switched to a sport not so full of toxic masculinity.

Thank you for that, mister Walls.

I had another point on that, look at you inventing masculinity. But so, but we were trying to figure this out yesterday. Have you come up with a reason why why go on Fox?

Though?

And how does that help you even if you do well? Is there a theory that there are a bunch of people who watch Fox that aren't currently interested in her that might become interested in her. I just find that hard to believe. Yeah, I am a little perplexed by that. As we've been discussing whether she's trying to grab anti Trump moderate Republicans, which is possible. Maybe they have polling, the internal polling that indicates people really are upset is the wrong word, unimpressed by the fact that she will do no tough interviews or press conferences.

I remember in the wake of what was it that could be it?

That could be the debate that all sorts of undecided voters said, yeah, Trump's an asked, but she didn't say anything.

That is that That's almost got to be it.

They must have polling that shows people are bothered by her lack of press conferences and real interviews and that sort of stuff. And if you want to like wipe that clean with one shot, going on Fox is probably the best way to do it.

Yeah, it's funny.

I'm often lecturing the poor folks in the audience that our perception, meaning theirs and ours of America and Americans is much much, much more accurate than the bizarro funhouse mirror view of the mainstream media. And yet here I am not giving people enough credit, I think, for noticing the things we've noticed and having you know, contempt for her for that reason being a chicken. So Brett tweeted out yesterday in response to some journalist who said the fact that this is being pre taped is a concern, said some journalists, I don't know. And Brett Behar's response was, it will run as live in its entirety. It's taped because they gave us the time just before my shit, we plan to run it uninterrupted and not edited.

I believe that. I believe that too.

Sure, I will say this again just because Mark Alpern wrote this in his new newsletter yesterday, and he has got a lot of internal pulling information stuff like that. But anyway, he said, here's my Spidey sense view, and he said this yesterday from Trump's interview with Bloomberg today, which was yesterday, And we'll have some highlights from to Harris's appearance on Fox News tomorrow by sundown Wednesday night, we're going to know who will win the election.

She's a hard thing to say. Yeah, so, I don't know.

I think that's more about today's interview. But there's no way that can't that can't be true. If she does well, she's still just tied. She's not gonna win necessarily.

She might, but it's not a loss.

There are moderate Republicans that are wooable through a good performance.

And I'm making my squinty face. I don't I don't think there many.

I do think she could have a version of Joe Biden's debate, not so overwhelmingly awful that it's just over, like the bottom falls out. But maybe you know, a third of that if she's just you know her. You know, I'm impressed by the ethics of Americans and their ability to work. We have mames, Americans have dreams and aspirations. Brett and Brett should say, ma'am, this is a Wendy's that would be fun.

Boy.

Yeah.

Well, my greatest fear, well it's probably death, but my second greatest fear locked locked in a box and buried underground.

Oh lord, now you're freaking me out.

Did you ever see that movie with Jeff Bridges and keep her Sutherland and who is the very hot.

Chick of the nineties who is in all those movies? A few? Sandral Bullock A few?

Yeah, that was all about Jeff Bridges capturing people in locking them under ground in a box.

All right, that's my biggest thing. I missed that one, and I'm sorry. Did you give us the name of the great movie? Really? Oh, really good movie. He's still a star power that he's sick. He was a crazy serial killer. Yeah, clearly.

Keefer Sutherland and Sandra Bullock are a couple and they go to the convenience store. She runs into the community store to get something while he's pumping gas. She doesn't come back out. It's like, what the heck. He goes in there, can't find her, goes back out, wait a while, sits in the car, goes back in there, he can't find her. Anyway, Jeff Bridges had abducted her. And it's a really good movie, The Vanishing. Yeah, well it's a scary freaking movie anyway. So back to the biggest fear being locked in a box underground by Jeff Bridges. Specifically, barring that eventuality, my greatest fear is kind of a non event.

Why is the big Lebowski Burier alive?

Just just you know, okay, not a disaster, not a triumph, just okay, that'll be such a letdown.

Yeah, that's now. There's been a lot of that.

It's like paying fifty bucks to watch a boxing match that turns out boring.

I don't think so. I don't think so. I think I don't think that will happen. I know, I don't think so. I don't.

Her track record is disaster if she ever actually has to talk.

Yeah, that's true.

As long as Brett does his job, and if he doesn't, I will be disillusioned. There will be a period of mourning because he's one of my faves.

But yeah, and do we have one more on the bear theme? I believe we've got more. I know we have more. We'll have to use them throughout the day. We have more Bear clips. Well, let's start the show.

Officially, I'm Jack Armstrong, He's Joe Getty on this It is a Wednesday, October sixteenth, year, twenty twenty four. Life will not be a born twenty four Where Armstrong? You getting even approved of this program? All right, let's speakin in then officially, according FCC rules and regulations, here we go at mark.

A special delivery at the National Zoo. Two giant pandas, a boy bow Leet and a girl Chingbao, are DC's newest diplomats. They touched down in a cargo plane dubbed the Panda Express for an eight thousand mile journey from Chengdu, China.

I've been like crying the past few days, just tears of joy.

I know Ken's gonna be bring joy to the people in the district than the new pair will have a few months to acclimate in private before they slip, slide, and munch their way right into our hearts.

Nobody involved in that story should be allowed to vote, including the reporter, now kidding how we do stories like that without any word whatsoever. China is our sworn enemy and hell bent on replacing us. Is the world superpower. They're currently conducting an actual genocide against the Wigars.

I have many many slaves.

They've tested hypersonic missiles that could deliver a nuclear weapon to any spot in the United States and up threatened to do it. The Pandas are cute, though, what the newest panda diplomat?

What the hell is that?

Yeah, no votes for you, that's crazy. It's nineteen thirty nine. Hitler has sent over a couple of German beavers and the crowd is just loving them at the zoo.

I've just cried and cried. I'm so excited about the beavers. Hitler's beavers are coming. How does meilbag look?

It's fine, all right, tom Away.

I just came across the most stunning metastat about the election that I've seen in recent days.

Way to that later.

Here's your freedom loving quote of the day, sent along by Antonio. It's from John Swinton, the former managing editor of the New York Times and the New York Sun back in the day, and he's referencing Martha Raddits.

So I don't know it's appropriate or not, but here's the quote.

The business of the journalist is to destroy the truth, to lie outright, to pervert, to villify, to fawn at the feet of Mammon, and to sell his country and his race for his daily bread.

You know it, and I know it.

And what folly is this toasting and independent press. We are the tools and vassals of rich men. Behind the scenes. We are the jumping jacks. They pull the strings and we dance. Our talents, our possibilities in our lives are all the property of other men. We are intellectual prostitutes.

What year did with that? He was having a rough day?

When did he run The New York Times? I'd have to look it up and I have had to be a long time ago. Yeah, and the New York Sun.

What's his name? All Google Swinton? Okay? That interest huh.

Yeah, he was having a bad day apparently that day in a foul mood. Drop us a note mail bag at armstrong e geddy dot com. This is from invaluable frequent correspondent JT and Livermore.

This is really more for Jack. But I've got nothing to say today except that today was trash day. Jack. I forgot to put the trash out. Thank you too late crap.

Wow, I got moved and so I got a new trash day and I been able to Uh, you gotta adjust. I need to slow adjustment period, a transitional period, Michael, you can kill the music. Barry in Thailand says, hey, guys, just to follow up on the White Dudes for Harris video or the Manly Men for Harris or whatever it was called.

I'm man enough to enjoy a barrel proof bourbon, meat.

Man enough to cook my steak, rare, man enough to deadlift five hundred and bring it out of my anyway.

Barry's comment is the actors in that video remind me of a village people.

Yeah, I heard saw several of those. Yeah.

Kind of an effeminate gay guy. Your portrayal of a cop.

You're not a cowboy, that's right.

The cop was straight, right, he was the only I do not have all the trivia I know related to the village people.

Only I could clear that out of my mind. The cowboy, it didn't look like a cowboy exactly. Anyway.

The women, I want to talk more about the latest college a University of Nevada who is refusing to play San Jose State and volleyball because there's a dude on San Jose's team and there's a development that I really want to get to later. But Carlin Washington writes its gender appropriation or the appropriation of women's sports.

Let's use their own terminology.

So I want to clear this up well because I don't want to bring it up again. So it is John Swinton quote that you had, which is really really good.

Yeah.

He died in nineteen o one, so he lived through the bulk of the eighteen hundreds. And I've often wondered if if we just grew up in a rare era where the media actually tried to get to the truth and be fair and media most of the rest of the time, if you know much about history, back in Swinton's day, it was run by powerful people who's the reason they had a newspaper was to put forward in a yes, and that was the whole reason they ran it, And all their stories were designed to promote a candidate or a policy or whatever.

And maybe we're just moving back to that. Maybe that's the natural state of journalism.

And back in the day it was to the point of utter deliberate falsehood too. They were just advocating a case period. I wonder, And I'm curious to learn more about Swinton. I wonder if he was one of the early, you know, profits calling for a different sort of journalism.

Judging by that screedy unleashed, I'll bet he was right. Yeah, yeah, Well he didn't like it that way apparently, Yeah, apparently not.

So we don't have much time, right, Michael got about thirty seconds or so. Okay, Yeah, we've got a couple of emails skeptical of Brett Baar in the job he's going to do.

So I wouldn't mind hearing that at some point. Huh. It does have a bit of a decisive moment, feel no doubt. I think so. Yeah, I absolutely think so.

China has been super aggressive with Terry X's exercises around Taiwan the last couple of days.

It's getting no attention in the last few days of an election.

Well, it'd be a good time to make your move when America's focused on an election in the final weeks. I've been thinking the very same thing, or the transition period. Yeah, there's been virtually zero talk about foreign policy. Yeah, even with Israel announcing they're going to attack a Ran, it's not getting much attention. Got a lot more on the way. If you missing our get the podcast Armstrong and Getty.

On demand Armstrong and Getty. I don't recall Miss Vanilli.

Millie Vanilli is a couple of dudes who didn't actually sing, and then it was out. It becaves a giant hit song and they e won like Video Awards and Grammys and stuff, and then it turned out they didn't actually sing them, and it became a scandal, and now everything.

Can be ai and who cares? Right, you might as well just hire models to around the lip sing pre fab anyway. I don't know why, who do we care? Anyway?

This is back to being a hit again, apparently because it's featured in the Menendez show that is so popular. Hey, let's get to the hook here the fake hook for us get to the cars.

Perfectly nice pop song.

The other thing I find interesting about this is nice timing by whoever put together the whole Menendez Brothers thing, in that it's clearly nineties. It's nostalgia time we went. You know, I'm old enough to remember seventies nostalgia. I was quite a bit younger when that was happening. But then eighties nostalgia, which was right in my wheelhouse, and now nineties nostalgia is everything. Wow, it's like the clothes. My son talks about the clothes and the music and everything. He looks back on that era long before he was born as just being must have been the coolest time to be a lot.

Oh, it was amazing, son, It's funny. It's funny.

When you get older to see that now when they so I still I still I'm I was still young enough in the nineties that it has some meaning to me, the nostalgia. But when nostalgia moves into the two thousands, they'll just be like's just an old guy going to work at that point, there's I've got no memories for that.

Yeah, kind of went past. Yeah I was busy, but that's just the way life worked, right. Yeah, that's kind of funny.

All that stuff is coming back to Milli Vanilli because of the Menendez Show, but I think they're all part of the nineties. Nostalgia is just a big deal right now, Oh yeah, and will be for like half a decade or decade or absolutely cuarly two thousands nostalgia, although you know, pre smartphones probably worth the waxing nostalgic about right, dang it, Remember when you used to talk to your friends kids, don't that. I think about this a lot for some reason, that I got the brand new sixteen Promax, which I may never get another new iPhone, transferring everything over.

I've done this.

I've had like seven iPhones, I think, and I've always been able to do it fairly easy.

This one has been horrible, really horrible, so much harder.

So much like last night trying to get my Apple, my my credit card on my watch, Like I'm so paying for things with my watch. But anyway, and they got this vetting process now where I got to put my driver's license in there and take a picture and now the picture's not clear enough in the back and they want other documentation and everything like that. Whatever, But anyway, it's just a pain in the ass. I'll never get another one again, So I hope this one lasts.

This iPhone. God, dang it, it's driving me nuts.

It's that word what is that word you tried to come up with when you're frustrated by technology and exhausted? It is the most annoying feeling in the world, that exhausted by technology feeling. I was laying in bed just trying to get this to work, following their instructions getting rejected.

Is it just so maddening. There's already an account with that name. Yet that's because it's fine. I think we might have gone with exhausted.

I don't know, but it's it's its own unique frustration, and I think it's because it's not a human or something.

Yeah, yeah, anyway, I had a point it.

Oh.

I was thinking about.

Elon's saying the robots will be the biggest product of all time, and various people saying AI is going to be the biggest thing since fire or whatever. The biggest change in my lifetime has got to be the smartphone showing up.

Every human being went from never ever.

Walking around staring at something, not paying attention to all everyone always.

How could you have a bigger change than that?

I know, I know, I was just reading the piece, got a little attention about well, the tech giants are trying to claim that the kid's anxiety and depression isn't from social media really, and even the Wall Street Journal, which is usually fairly reasonable about this stuff, looked purely at the interaction with social media and what the kids do and how often they do it and how much they do it, and blah blah blah. They completely whift on what tech has taken the place of right. It's as if you, you know, you're talking about the people who only eat to Snickers bars or something like that, and you don't ever mention, of course, they're not eating meat and vegetables anymore at all, you just focus on the nutrition of a Snickers bar.

Yeah, you're right, You're right.

That is always left out, the assumption that that whatever our brain was doing as we walked from the building to my car every day, because I do this, everybody does it.

Or talked and laughed with our friends or whatever.

Or you stood in line at Starbucks waiting for your coffee right pre smartphone, whatever your brain was doing at that time probably had some value or did something to us.

It wasn't just nothing. But now our brains never do that. We never give it a chance to do that.

I'm a big believer actually in being bored certain chunks of the day. If I'm in the doctor's waiting room, I will deliberately not take out my smartphone for like ten minutes and.

Just look around. Do you bite on a leather strap while you're doing it? No, I'm missing something. I know I am. There's a clever meme somewhere, Yeah, exactly. But to me, I mean, that's huge.

But to me, it's the social interaction that young people need so desperately that breaks my heart. I think about it all the time. Maybe I'm to the point of being neurotic on this topic. But I live in college town, driving by the bus stop. All the college kids standing there, staring at their phones, nobody talking to anybody. I gotta believe if I had a time machine and I went back a full fifteen years or whenever it was, they'd have been talking to each other. Oh yeah, one hundred percent, including strangers. And this bus is late, you know, get acquainted that sort of thing, And I've done it.

It's not easy.

You would think you're standing around waiting for something like that, pretty good opportunity to talk to the young lady there next day and say, you know, you'd think they'd get more buses so they come more often. Something to start a conversation. It's hard to do when somebody's staring at their phone. Yeah, they give you the I'm busy staring at my phone, look right right. You know it made the point before Sowha'll be very brief. But the on the Twitter machine, they somebody tweeted out videos of kids in high school in the nineties and they're all talking and looking at each other and laughing and that sort of thing. And it was heartbreaking in this way. But anyway, Millie Vanilli a simpler time mmmm true enough. I wanted to get this on because we haven't talked about it yet. This terror attack, it looks like that was thwarted. Can we hear that, Michael?

The Biden administration says Israel has thirty days to improve the dire humanitarian situation, and gossips.

Is not the right one.

I was I looking at yesterday's boy.

I remember in the nineties we used to play the right clip seventy seventy Michael.

And now we're learning that the foiled Election Day plot to kill Americans was part of a global terrorist attack involving a relative from this man arrested in Oklahoma who has arrested over the weekend his relative for a plot to conduct the terrors attack in France. Now earlier this month, this man, Afghan national, Messir Talhiti, who arrived in the US ten days after the withdrawal of US forces was completed. We've now learned he worked as a security guard for the CIA in Afghanistan. Is vetting came up during the State Department briefing yesterday.

So it is my understanding that he did not enter the United States on an SIV.

And I'll refer to the Department of Homeland Security to speak to further questions about his status on the Afghan national The vetting, no matter how he came over, is that done by DHS.

I would really defer you to DHS.

So this is an isis K guy that they caught somehow that was planning to do something similar to what happened in Russia, or they went into the theater and shot up a whole bunch of people. But it was specifically planned for election day for some reason. Not exactly sure what you'd be hoping to do in unless isis K wants Trump to win, because I think if there were a terrorist attack on election Day.

I think people would swing right.

I think it is probably just designed to yield maximum angst and hate, probably disruption, screw up our system, get us at each other's throats. There's a lot of on your more right wing news of trying to make this about the Biden administration not properly vetting people coming into this country, which is fine, but on the particular issue of the Afghanistan thing. If you remember, most people were screaming and yelling about your stupid, thick bureaucracy of vetting is keep getting people killed. That should have gotten out people that helped us out right, and this guy was working for the CIA, so I would have had the assumption this is the kind of guy we should let in, right. Yeah, that's one of the reasons I haven't had any great desire to go big on that angle of the stories. It's all a little confusing and muddled, and they're different. They mentioned SIVs, the special something visa.

That's funny. It flit it out of my head. But it doesn't matter.

There's so much bureaucrates going on here, and different organizations and different vetting processes and disagreement over what this guy went through, and all I just if it was murky, I don't have the bandwidth as they say. Well, if it was a clear example of letting people into the country, either from Afghanistan or across the Mexican border without vetting them, then that's a perfectly good issue. But the fact that he was vetted three times and had worked for the CIA, and I don't know what to say about that. I'm our vetting needs to be better, or some people are going to slip through no matter how hard you try. Maybe, yeah, especially when we have millions and millions who really haven't been vetted.

At all, or was he.

Fine at the time and got radicalized in the last couple of years, which happens. Yeah, yep for young men, that's horrifying though, Oh yeah, thank god it was thwarted. What would that do to our politics that day when we got a razor thin election going on and a terrorist attack in the middle of the day, and there's a lot of early voting, but there's tens of millions of votes that ain't early voting, And what.

Was the political flavor of the quadrant that was attacked? Right? That would explode online and elsewhere.

Oh oh, you talk about misinformation too, What would pe people believe when they were going to vote about that that turns out not to be true. As we always say, everything you learn in the first twenty four hours about these sorts of things tends to be wrong. Oh my god, there'd be so much information flying around on election day. Wow, that would have been something. And it wouldn't shock me at all that the Soviet Union and Russia and China aren't the only ones who understand the way to defeat the United States is to put us at each other's throats.

It's working.

You can't beat us from outside, but you can rot us from the inside by perhaps promoting Marxism in the schools. I don't know that one just popped to mind. President She and Putin have to be thinking. I was listening to Armstrong ingiddy. People can't date in the United States until they find out what the other person's political party is, right, which is true. Now, yeah, I would think, Hey, we're doing a pretty good job and driving them apart. They can't even get together and date. They're so obsessed with Trump. Won't even have sexes with each other. They won't do these sex to make the no time for sex for babies. To a busy yelling on Twitter, that's our native Russian speaker trying to speak English. Yes, that's what that imperson give you our line speaking of that sort of thing. I just came across.

This is absolutely fabulous. This is getting retweeted. Oh, there's a super moon tonight, Michael, super moon tonight. We have an alarm tonight.

Everybody overheighted moons of the modern era. When Sam was like five, maybe there was some super harvest blue moon or something, and I woke him up and made him go outside and look at and he still brings that up. Remember when we walked out to look at a regular moon.

He woke me up. Yeah.

P T.

Barnum, Relax, it's the moon. It's the same one we see every night. Came across this online. This is just just precious and we got to retweet it. Everybody in the world needs to see this. Some woke anti Israel activist moron posted this herself of her indignantly ripping down Israeli flags and ranning about the genocide. Now I'm not down with that. My only problem is they're all Greek flags. It's a Greek restaurant. She hates Hero Sandwiches, proudly posting this herself online. Well done, he struck a blow for something or other. You more moron, you moron. There's too many morons. That's the biggest problem we got going on. Right now, I'm gonna hit you with this amazing metastat right before Katie's headlines that are coming up about the election that I think you'll find quite fascinating.

Stay tuned.

So.

Nate Silver is one of the most.

Respected pollsters in America, and he's got his own aggregate thing where he takes all the polls he respects the most and averagism together. So this is his average of the polls that he respects the most. As you all know, there are seven battleground states that will determine the All the other states are given, so there's only seven that matter. Of the seven, six of them are within a point in the average and the other one is at one point six. Holy cow. And I say, you couldn't do that on purpose if your goal, no, was to do that. You couldn't spend billions of dollars to tell people how to answer a question and get an almost exactly fifty to fifty split like that. No, you could spend trillions of dollars in employe hundreds of millions of people to achieve that result, and you couldn't do it.

It's amazing. Yeah, wow, there you go. Oh that's gonna be spicy, I'd say.

Uh.

Preview discussion of the Kamala Harrison interview with Brett Behar coming up next hour, including some folks who are a little skeptical of old Brett. So stay tuned or drop us a note if you want. Mail bag at Armstrong and Giddy dot com. Let's figure out who's reporting what it's the lead story with Katie Green. Katie, thank you guys, Washington Post.

Israel strikes Southern bear Root. US demands restraint in elevenon and aid for Gaza.

Our role is to demand restraint everywhere with all of our allies.

Yeah, and we threatened we won't help Israel out with any more arms unless they get more aid into Gaza.

This is not a threat.

It's just a reminder of just mealy mouthed garbage for the domestic audience.

CNN Small Business Administration disaster loan program is out of money after back to back hurricanes.

I I'm not exactly sure what I think of this story, because government agencies love claiming they're out of money all the time when they have.

The opportunity just to increase their budget.

Yeah.

Yeah, and I've heard do you remember when.

The National Parks did that in California and turned out they were hiding money. Yes, I mean, just so organizations do that in government.

Yeah.

From Politico, quote, Pennsylvania is such a mess inside Team Harris's unusual levels of finger pointing. They're saying that top Democrats in Pennsylvania are worried that the Kamala Harris team is being poorly run.

One of the biggest battleground snake. Where's that story from? This is from Politico. Okay, that's interesting. Newsweek.

Two thirds of American Americans say no FEMA money for migrants.

Two thirds same number that are for deporting anyone who's not documented. And if you watch the alphabet networks, you would come to believe eighty five percent of people believe that femal money should.

Absolutely go to illegal immigrants. Yeah.

From brightbart dot com, Nancy Pelosi has not spoken to Joe Biden since helping.

To oust him.

Wow, that's not surprising, I guess. But man, they go way back, I mean way back black and white film.

This is our meme of the day. It's submitted by our listener Michael. It's a picture of a library book return drop box that you see on the outside and underneath it there's a that says drop box is broken. Please visit Kathy inside to return your books. And then just below that note, there's another note posted that says update, dropbox is not broken. Kathy is just super lonely and wants to talk to you about her nine ferrets.

And finally, from the Babylon b.

NASA is baffled at how Elon Musk managed to succeed without as many gay, non binary, Muslim dwarfs of color.

As they have. That's what I've been complaining about NASA for years.

I was saying that do you have any other goals other than having the first this or that go into space, because if you do, you're not mentioning.

It on the news.

I have heard from multiple high ranking military officers that the military has become a virtue signaling social experiment ab and frequently there are major moves done that have nothing to do with readiness and in fact hurt it in the name of, you know, looking modern. I hope nothing changes until you're attacked Houston Church.

I hope it's not that bad, and I don't look forward to finding out how bad it is. Dang it.

Seven battleground states. Six are within a point in all the averages. One's one point six. That's incredible.

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