Tears Of Joy & Connectivness

Published Aug 5, 2024, 3:46 PM

In hour 2 of The Armstrong & Getty Show: 

  • White women Zoom call for Kamala
  • Get that guy some spanx!
  • Google pulls ad from The Olympics
  • RFK Jr, the old bike & the bear.

Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty I'm strong and Jettie enough. I'm strong and Jetty.

We can do our best work when we're in community together like we are tonight, as the toxic feels smaller when we support each other. But don't make it about yourself. As white women, we need to use our privilege to make positive changes. If you find yourself talking over or speaking for bipop individuals, or god forbid, correcting them, just take a beat and instead we can put our listening ears.

On well, if you wanted hours of that, it was available to you. Last week when Kamala Harris did the biggest zoom call ever held their call, that's the White Women for Kamala Harris. The official name was white Women Answer the Call, but white Women for Kamala Harris. And then they did the White Dudes for Kamala Harris. Both of those events raised gazillions of dollars for Kamala Harris and included lots of white people rolling around in their embarrassment and shame for being white, which makes me ill.

Yeah, white women and then white men who might as well be women. Come on, yeah, so more of that vomit inducing audio. First, this statement on the drop of the stock markets by Kamala Harris over the passage of time. The market will go up if enough time passes to soar past the time originally allotted for the passage of the original time, if it's within the timeframe of the stock markets passage of time.

Except she's never gonna have to say anything like that, because she's never gonna have to speak off the cuff right until she's president.

And then we're all going to be horrified.

And again, my favorite one that I've seen so far today of this is your four to one k is getting unburdened from what has.

Been And oh, I would say that is true.

Meanwhile, back to the soft headed, guilt ridden progressive, neo Marxist moron white people.

Next clip, Michael, as white.

People, we have a lot to learn and unlearn. So do check your blind spots. You are responsible for your algorithm, believe it or not. Intentionally seek out and share content from bipop creators, activists, thought leaders. They should be the leaders of conversations about race, injustice and equity. So just whatever you do don't stay silent on issues of injustice. Big changes can start with just one person who's brave enough to speak up.

Who are you? People? Well, your advanced degree bubbled who you are? You're here here?

The crowd that everybody's been talking about that runs Twitter and so much of Hollywood, right, But that just who spends their lives thinking about this though driving across the rest of America, when I was way away from this sort of thing, it's shocking to hear it again and remember, oh, yeah, there's a tiny chunk that gets way too much attention of America that thinks about this crap.

Yeah, you look at the electoral map. We're a red country with blue blotches. Some of the blue blotches well populated and run the media, and so you get the idea that most people think like this, But no, it's white women are ironically fifteen to forty. Honestly, you go around spouting this nonsense, well fifteen to sixty five. You know, I won't go into the details, but I happen to know that's true. So yeah, it's just ridiculous. This stuff is on the wane. Insane America, including corporate America, to a large extent. The dei thing, the woke thing is really dying on the vine, but it surges apace on university campuses and in the media in particular.

Ah, let's see.

So that was some TikToker you've never heard of, and by the grace of God, you'll never hear your voice again.

This is some activist woman, Andrea Gibson.

We have the goosebumps of excitement.

We have bootlaced hope.

We have the electricity of possibility, the lifeblood of curiosity. We have an energized commitment to defeating any campaign that has at its core the word Again. We are coming together to create something vibrantly new, and this is just one step on that.

Road, a neo Marxist utopia. Good luck that one. That's the vibe that I think. I haven't said it since we came on the air back from vacation. I think there's a decent chance Kamala Harris wins, absolutely, and she's going to ride that sort of thing where it's just it's a lot. Barack Obama had so much more substance than Kamala Harris, and he was knocked at the time for being a empty vessel that people just poured their hopes into He was way more substantive than Kamala Harris's.

I mean, who knows what she thinks about anything.

While we were gone, she put out statements the opposite of all of her most controversial positions, with no explanation as to why she changed her mind on guns, energy, immigration, healthcare, all of her most controversial positions that got her driven out of the race in twenty nineteen before she even got to Iowa. She's completely flip flopped on the media doesn't seem to be the least bit curious as to watch she changed her mind. She is not doing any interviews or any rallies where she would get challenged on that, and so she's just an empty vessel of things would be better with her than with Trump, as you just kind of heard from that woman there, and it's making me nuts, right.

I would say the media has gone full on Winston Smith from nineteen eighty four and is just completely memory holding everything she's ever said done. I've long said she doesn't have any beliefs whatsoever. She is merely lustful for power. But I guess we'll find out. I love this one. This is Glennon Doyle, who I'm told as an author of some sort.

Election Night is in one hundred and two days. It's coming. I don't know where I'll be that night, but I know that when Kamala Harris wins and democracy survives, I don't want to be cheering like a spectator from the stands. I want to be laid out, crying the tears of joy and exhaustion and connectedness that is only ever felt by the team who left it all on the field.

I'm always crying the tears of joy and connectedness. That's what happens to me on Friday nights. If I've had too many crying joys to tears of joy and connectedness.

Well, I was going to say, that's why we have to take a vacation now and again, because every Friday I get to the end of the day and just you know, crying the tears of joy.

It's there.

And finally, Tonnie Britton, I guess, is a well known actress. I don't care about actors and actresses at all at this point in my life, but I guess she was on Friday Night Lights. She's pretty, and so we're supposed to pay attention to what the hell, she.

Thinks, as white women, we are the ones that have the privilege, of course, and we too have had to fight and continue to fight for our equality, our selfhood, our freedom. But we have whatever privileges our male, white male counterparts have had the mercy and good sense to bestow on us, and then whatever else of it we have managed to take for ourselves, often being led by, as many have said earlier tonight, the leadership of our sisters of color who have fought and fought and continue to fight for their righteous place on God's green earth.

Note to self, stand up for my selfhood more often.

Okay, go ahead.

So this has this happened in human history before, where a race has decided they're embarrassed with themselves and needs to grovel to other races for some reason.

No, No, it's it's the epitome of idiotic, self indulgent affluence. It's a bizarre manifestation of having no more needs to fulfill.

Right.

So, a couple of comments that I absolutely love on this stuff, the first being from the fabulous Michael Brenda Daugherty who said he's talking about liberal groupthink and I love this. If you were a faithful believer in what The New York Times says and fell into a coma. Just one month ago, You've lost consciousness thinking that Joe Biden's incapacity was a right wing syop inflicted on the gullible by unscrupulous conservatives using deceptively edited videos. And one of the reasons you knew you had to believe this is because Kamala Harris is a political joke who has and these are quotes from the New York Times, a public perception problem, a sol fulfilling spiral of bad press and bad polls, and the lowest net negative rating for vice president since the measure had been taken. That was the party line. Biden's just fine, Kamala's terrible. Believing anything else is stupid. Less than four weeks later, Biden's terrible, Kamala's amazing.

And if you say any different, you're a dummy. And that there is no exaggeration there. That is one hundred percent accurate. It's amazing that that could even happen.

Yeah, yeah, And so in a different piece, again, more than I have you to share the brilliant of others. Jeffrey Blair in The National Review is talking about the white dudes for Kamala gathering, which is the brother event of the horror we just listened to. And I apologize for abusing your earhold, pear hole, but anyway, so and he writes about how white males in general are not feeling the new good vibes that Kamala is our savior. And it's well known that Harris, as well as the Democratic Party writ large, currently suffers in the polls with the despised demographic of white men, and they gets into trying to win it. But they're sending white men out into the countryside to convince you neanderthal jackasses that Kamala is our savior. The Harris campaign is sending notable white man Pete Buddhaje Edge as their campaign ambassador to a big online zoom meeting schedule to rally the troops tonight. And if you can't trust a McKinsey consultant, whom can you trust? And then he mentions they've added on Mark Hamill, Wow, the original Luke Skywalker from back when I was a small child. And then then this and this is the key part. So the whole strategy, which he describes in hilarious fashion, it's worked well enough for a crowd of the converted, and yet the people Kamala Harris needs to persuade in the sun Belt, in the post industrial working class areas of Michigan, or even in the beer sodden northern wastes of darkest Wisconsin for that matter, They do not live online.

They are not affluent young urban.

Professionals who regularly sit silently on zoom calls.

Hyping political candidates.

Online enthusiasm as transparently astroturfed as this by the media activist class does not reach the lady at your checkout counter or the guy work in the building site. Efforts like these probably do succeed at juicing base enthusiasm, but only among the most pre committed of the base that has value at the margins. But it doesn't cure a two point percentage deficit in Pennsylvania.

Is she going to be able to skate all the way to the election without having to answer any questions? As I say again, because these flip flops, I'm not. She flip flopped in the direction I want policy to go, so you know I don't.

That's fine with me.

But there are plenty of people in her party that wouldn't be happy with these flip flops.

And if she did a.

Town hall, there would be some twenty three year old woman there that would say, I believe global warming is an existential threat and fossil fuels need to go. And you were against fracking and now you say you're for it.

Why?

And Kamala Harris would have to explain that to that part of her party. And that's when she would be in trouble. Is she or those other things that she flip flopped on, Is she gonna ever have to do that?

Well, she's flips up on virtually everything. But back to your question, it's hard to picture being as compliant as it would take the media being to get all the way to November. But I think the snow plowing media this time around is going to make Obama Mania look tame well already, just because they're desperate.

It's absolutely amazing.

I heard somebody pointing out the New York Times list of stories all have to go through them, including one the other day, Kamala Harris understands cooking better than any present that we've ever had.

They had in the cooking section of the New York Times.

Wow, and how her the way she cooks in the kitchen is more important than others. I mean, just the level of flattery pieces that they're putting out in the major publications about her.

Well right, you know that reminds me of Beck during the full flowering of the Trump derangement syndrome times, where The New York Times would say, now, when baking your sooux fle, remember to make sure it's done, because hearts are breaking and souls are crushed by Donald Trump and his device's racism, and a badly cooked sue fle could just end people's lives.

Anyway, don't forget to sprinkle some salt. Come on.

Yeah, and well, on presidential politics, which we'll talk about again later, the whole VP choice is she gonna pick genocide Josh who many of the people in her own party are calling Josh Shapiro, the governor of Pennsylvania. So yeah, that's an interesting story. Anyway, we're all broke. Everybody's net worth has been cutting half since Friday, So that's fun on a Monday.

Among other things we can talk about coming up. Stay here.

That's an Olympic gold medal waiting for somebody who wants it the most.

This is close.

Jim Mike's gonna do it on w they're working on the photo.

Noah Lyles is looking anxiously. It's Noah Liles and then have to go to a photo finish to designer. Wow, what was that?

That was the one hundred meter dash, the fastest man on earth by about a trillionth of a second America, Noah Lyles spectacular race and short fits the modern attention span. But that was a great results triumph and joy in front of us. Then there was this disappointment.

Here coach Judy.

All right, that was a couple of announcers not knowing what to say during the Pole vault, in which Frenchman Leon Machand failed his vault because his amazing Eiffel tower caught the bar on his way over it. And I'm telling you, dude, it should be Pole's vault in this guy's case.

Holy cow, he's got giant dailiu and.

Way to wait.

Yeah yeah, My artful attempts to convey it to people is a waste of damn time.

Why don't you just say he's got a huge that's good, that's better.

You're stupid people listening, Michael, Whatever happened to art?

That's my question.

Yeah, he did to follow what you were saying. So he has a bigger than normal manhood and there's no hiding it in a track outfit. He's blessed, as Bernie Mack would say.

And he knocked the pole off the polemo thing, Yeah with it. Poll number one clearly caught pole number two on the way by, and he just dragged it right off.

It was Yeah, yes, Katie, we need a woman involved.

Well.

From the look on his face, it's like the only time on planet Earth a guy has ever been upset with how big he is.

Right, Yeah, he tuck that thing or sounds like any tape it down.

He probably thought, my whole life, this has been an advantage, and now on television.

This darn thing, this darn thing. Why didn't I wish become a shot putter or something? Can't boy?

I love the shot put Those big beefy guys hurling that thing, I don't know.

I like it some much.

Back to the guy with the big unit. Can he wear some sort of control garment that keeps that thing tamed?

Yeah, some spank hurt, I would have hurt.

It's for like.

Ten seconds, right, get it, get a tip it all after noon niched down.

Or he might say that was it mashed down? What am I? Ladies?

Wow?

Wow, wow, you know I I feel better even introt What is that clip to the show I wish I had?

I mean, somebody's riding me in the steeplechase later if you know what I'm saying.

What the horse reference? I don't know. Oh, unfortunate exactly.

Armstrong and Getty.

I haven't got to see any Olympics because I was on a long, long road trip with my kids, which I want to talk more about later. Uh, driving through what to me is real America, getting out of northern California, all the Trump stuff I saw, I got to talk about that. I mean, it's just it's it's it's amazing. Politics didn't used to be like this.

I wouldn't.

You wouldn't have driven through the country and you know, pick your year and whichever candidate was everywhere on T shirts and billboards and the.

Coffee cups and just it didn't used to be this way. Ford flags flying from every garage.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I just wasn't the thing. Uh. Anyway, I haven't seen much Olympics.

I did come across this, I guess They made a pretty big deal of the Palestinian athlete that participated in some race. She was a runner, I guess, and how great that was. In of course, the announcers on NBC had to talk about how great it was, this overcoming, what her people are dealing with, blah blah blah, this Palestinian athlete. Three fun facts about this woman. She is an American citizen born in Colorado. Her name actually means the Egyptian, which is interesting anyway. And she never really qualified for the Olympics. She was invited, so somebody invited her to participate as like a like a illeguered Colorado, Yeah exactly, and then called her a Palestinian and whooped you do?

So what should point this out? As the world financial crisis is upon us?

The Japanese stock market closed the day down over twelve percent, Taiwan market has the worst single day they've ever had, and the US markets are expected to close down about three percent today.

These are some spicy times we're going through.

Oh boy, yeah, yeah wow, And hurricanes are blowing and war's a bloomin and great Scott.

All right, we could there could be by the end of this day a full on Israel Iran war like has been feared for decades, which ain't gonna do much for the economy and oil prices and everything.

Well, and two two well loved paragons of excellence running for the presidency. So anyway, let's move along. Oh one more Olympic note. I thought this was revealing. Google has pulled its big Olympics themed ad for its AI chat bot after it sparked a backlash from viewers. I'll tell you about it if you haven't seen it. It's called Deer Sydney, and it's this little girl named Sydney who haders US Team USA track runner Sydney mcgloughlin Lavron. And this sweet little girl decides she's gonna write a fan letter to her hero, and she's gonna have AI do it for her.

Isn't AI great?

So the little kid doesn't have to express herself in any way or your who's her childlike grabber or anything.

No, she can craft a professional letter using Google's AI and everybody reacted like you'd think you would. Uh. This is soul crushing.

This takes something simple and innocent and beautiful and turns it into making Mark Zuckerberg.

I'm sorry Sundar PITSCHEI more money? What are you doing? Wow? What a swing and a miss.

How did that escape the notice of everybody who worked on that idea and then crafted the ad. I mean, didn't anybody reason ahead and say, nobody's gonna like this.

This is awful, This is like the opposite of what we want. Yeah, I think it is a beautiful example. Not to go all JD. Vans on you, but you're bubbled off some cat lady talk. You're bubbled off childless tech geeks who are probably of mostly one political persuasion, et cetera. Look, I'm not merely a nostalgic old fella, but it was impossible to be bubbled in the day, and not very long ago.

There was so much shared experience because virtually all of our worlds were actual.

We didn't have a virtual world. We ran into.

Each other, we bought stuff from each other, We talked, and we went to church, we had civic organs and.

We went bowling. Blah blah blah.

You couldn't bubble yourself off from the other four bowlers who were with.

You, and so these people. It's incredibly tone death. But if you're a twenty two year old programmer or some woke marketing chick or whatever.

And you never occurred to you.

And you don't have any friends who have kids or even want to have kids. I just drove almost three thousand miles with my kids through the part of the country that's not the coasts, and it's striking the difference.

It's not even subtle.

It's striking the difference of just the amount of families, people with kids doing everything that it's involved with having kids, versus being where I live most of the time, where it's a lot a lot of people with no kids, and it's just it's just a different lifestyle and focus and.

Everything like that. There was stunning.

But this idea of you know, tired of getting phone calls from your ten year old grandchild. Now she can call you on your birthday grandma with an AI voice simulator and she doesn't have to waste your Grandma.

I hope you are enjoying your birthday. I love you good bye.

Oh oh that's so sweet, says nobody. Nice job, Google, Google how to write a good ad.

Maybe that reminds me.

I was on the plane back from Wichita yesterday the first time in my life I spent the entire flight talking to somebody.

This is the first time this has ever happened. I go out of my way to make sure that doesn't happen.

But he was a cancer surgeon with five kids and was fascinating on a number of levels.

But that was so demoralizing to me.

He's got five kids, and he went through medical school while he was doing that and is now a cancer surgeon. And I just I was having one of those I'm a weak, unsuccessful, lazy man.

I would like to apologize to the planet for any nutrition or oxygen I've wasted in my.

Life, right or ever complaining about anything and being busy.

It's like, how did you?

I can't even I can't even imagine how you pulled that off, dude him and his wife. But anyway, you know, you gotta just say to yourself, Jacket, it's all part of God's great plan to have me like him.

People like you you wouldn't understand. He's a deity.

Eh, boy, I hate flying. Have I ever mentioned that? I guess I have a thousand times coming up next hour. I hope to get to this. You know, sometimes I just get tired of being right. You're gonna be right so much you're gonna get tired of being right. All of the dollars flowing into climate change now, or at least to a large extent, the trend is, it's not toward hair brained Unicornian efforts to prevent you know, a bit of CO two going out.

It's dealing with what's going to happen. It's a just our sales, so stay tuned for that. There's a name for that. I forgot what it was. Anyway, it'll pop it into my head. There's a name for that. Oh, really whole thing which which will become realism. That's that's not a bad name for it. I also want to talk about later.

I'm teasing all kinds of things that I'm going to talk about later, not talking at back to it. I don't know why, but I spent a lot of time in Indian country, where they still refer to lots of people who had that land before us as Indians, as opposed to Native Americans. But I spent a lot of time in there, did a lot of thinking about that. When I went to went to the customers Last Stay in Battlefield and we're there all afternoon, which I've I've done a couple of times. Really interesting if you're into history, Battle of the Little Big Horn went to Mount Rushmore and the Crazy Horse monument that they've been building since I was a child, and just all the Native American stuff and taking the land and all that different sort stuff. I want to talk about that later, so don't let me forget. And from Crazy Horse to crazy Ass. We got to do the RFK Junior story. We absolutely to come on. If you haven't heard this, it involves a dead bear and Roseanne Barr with RFK Junior. If that's not a good tease, I don't know. If that doesn't keep you around, I don't know what would. And the story's way better than even those details. I mean, it's nutty. That's all the way you stay here.

Armstrong he Yetti, New York Central Park. A bear cub I know did underneath some bushes. A dog walker stumbled upon the animal Monday morning. Officials at the Central Park Zoo are sure the bear did not belong.

To that We didn't have any bears at the time.

We say the three foot cub showed signs of trauma and lacerations. Are not sure whether it wandered in the park or someone.

Put it there. It'd been no bears in the park for a long long time.

It seems as if someone brought the thing there, which is really sad.

So that was ten years ago. We may have talked about it on this radio show. It became a national story of why why was there a dead bear cub in Central Park in New York? And that's weird and sad and whatever does it mean anything? Turns out RFK Junior put it there. Yeah, the president's candidate ten years.

Ago had that on your bingo card. Congratulations And why do we know this now?

Well, apparently the New Yorker was about to come out with a big profile piece on RFK Junior that's got all kinds of wackiness about his life. So are they worried he's gonna take votes from Biden?

Yes, I mean Harris, Yes, definitely.

If RFK Junior shows up big in Cornell West and the Green Lady, that hurts Biden for sure.

So they're gonna put out this piece trying to convince people that were leaning toward voting for r FK Junior that hey, he's a complete nut job, so don't put your vote there. Anyway, and there's a bunch of stories of weirdness. But did we both say it would take votes from Biden? I did originally, then I corrected it.

Okay, oh okay, all right, Yeah, it's funny to Harris, but yeah, they're the same thing to me. Oh I like your reaction to that, So I'm gonna So he tries to get ahead of this New Yorker story that's gonna come out about him leaving the dead.

Bear in Central Park and he wants to explain it.

And where do you go for you know, damage control, pr damage control? Everybody knows Rosa and Barr is the friendliest venue. Some people might say Oprah or somewhere else, but Roseanne Barr.

God.

So he does a sitting in Roseanne Barr's kitchen while she's like making coffee and stuff like that and walking around. Why did you do with the bear conversation? And he tries to explain the whole thing. We won't play you the whole thing because it's pretty long. But he takes a group. He takes a group. He's into falconry. I don't know if you know this. He's a falconer and that's one of his big things, training falcons and having birds on his arm. And he's going up to North New York and the state and he finds a dead bear cub and decides he wants to keep it for a variety of reasons. He'd eat it, he might use the hide, and he puts it in his car. So let's skip to the next part of the story where he's back in New York City with the bear cub.

Now, Michael, so that's sixty two.

And so then we went Howking, and I had a bear in my car. And then oh, we had a really good day and we went late.

We worked get you.

A lot of came and the people really loved it. And instead of going back to my home in Westchester, I had to go right to the city because there was a dinner I had Peter Luker's Steakhouse. And at the end of the dinner, it went late and I realized I couldn't go home. I'd go to the airport, and the bear was in my car, and I didn't want to leave the bear in the car, as.

That would have been bad.

So if you're following this, he he he drove back to New York City, went out to eat at a famous steakhouse. Was there for a very long time. Realized he's got a flight and he still got the dead bear in in the trunk of his car, so that won't do so there, and he's sounding completely normal through this story.

I think we all agree he goes on.

So then I thought, you know, at that time, this was a little bit of the redneck and me. There'd been a series of bicycle accidents in New York. They just put in the bike lanes, and so people a couple of people that got killed, and it was every day, and people badly injured every day.

It was the.

Press, and so I thought.

I wasn't drinking, of course, but people were drinking with me, who thought this was a good idea. And I said, well, I had an old bike in my car that somebody asked me to get rid of it. I said, let's come point the bear at the Central Park and we'll make it look like he didn't.

Funny for people.

So everybody thought that's a great idea. Told that, and we thought it would be a music for who ever found it or something.

What kind of life are you living where you're like up so late at steakhouses you have to go directly to the airport. I don't know, with your old bike and your dead bear. I like the fact that you decide to stage an accent. It's not only got a dead bear in his trunk. He's got an old bike for some reason. I don't know if he's meaning to get rid of I don't know time buying his story.

And he doesn't drink or taking caffeine. He takes tons of steroids and testosterone and all kinds of stuff. I don't know if you've seen him shirtless. He's swollen and super fit, but he doesn't do any He didn't like drink coffee or booze or anything like that.

But his friends were.

Drunk and they thought it would be funny, so I went along with him as the one sober guy. You can't ignore your drunk friends. I gotta do what they want to do anyway. So well, let's roll on. I want to hear more of this.

That's an next day.

It was like it was on every television station. It was a front every paper. And I turned on the TV and there was like a mile of yellow tape and they had twenty cod cars. There were a helicopters flying out of it, and I was like, oh my god, what did I do? And then they were there were some people on TV and type acids with clubs on lifting up the bike and they're saying they're gonna take this up to all. I was worried because prins were all over.

That bike, Helen and staging a bear related bike accident as a felon aes right in New York's about in New York.

Alvin Bragg would be all over you for that one. So people thought, none of it makes any sense. What's there are no bears in Central Park? And even if there were bears, I don't think you could kill a baby bear with a bike. And who would hit a baby bear with a bike and then think I better get out of here and leave their bike there.

And then off right and not just say the weirdest effane thing that ever happened to be just happened to me. This little bear ran out in front of me and oh my god, look I think I've killed it. Right, No, you would leave your bike and run away?

What a cook?

Uh? I don't know. There's just a little bit luck to the story. Let's hear him ramble on.

Luckily the story tied after a while, and uh, and it stayed dead for a decade. Then the New Yorker somehow found out about it, and they just they're gonna do a big article on man. That's one of the articles.

So they asked me.

The Bactrickers said, you know it's gonna be a bad story.

Yeah, it's Roseanne Barr and her friends sitting around the dinner table telling me a whole.

Dead bear bikes. You're right on Instagram.

So I guess that's the camelot lifestyle that we've heard about and seen and videos and read about in books and portrayed in movies of you find dead bears and put it in with your old bicycle, and then you go out to eat and think, God, dang, and I got a plane to catch.

What are we gonna do now?

I better stay Wish we had.

Time to truss it in human clothes. That'd be even better.

Wow. Wow, there's a there's a new book out. I what a kook?

What a cold around here? Somewhere there's a new book out about how the whole camelot the Kennedy men were rape the women, abusing monsters. Even by the standards of the day, I mean, just like predatory monsters.

Yeah, there's been some stories about JFK that are horrifying.

If they're true.

Yeah, yeah, Well they had this sort of you know, it reminds me of some of those college football scandals way back in the day, where the players could get away with anything in their college town. Well, that was the way it was for the Kennedy men. They could do anything. Nobody was going to prosecute him or call him on it.

If I had a dead baby bear and you gave me a thousand different things to do with it, I wouldn't have I wouldn't have come up with that one. Oh, there are a lot of headlines in the press about bike accidents in Central Park Jack, So everything just fell together in my mind, And that's why you shouldn't take vaccines.

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