You Get Run Over By The Cows!

Published Aug 13, 2024, 2:21 PM

In hour 1 of The Armstrong & Getty Show:

  • Trump's interview with Elon on X
  • Mailbag!
  • Walz went full dictator during Covid
  • Katie Green Headline's 

 

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Twitter spaces were quite ready for prime time or something.

That's the thing that Brond de Santis launched his campaign that didn't work, and then Donald Trump last night tried to do an interview and it didn't work.

The Rogers just launched his campaign in a way similar to when Kim Jong un launches some of his rockets sideways.

Right.

Yeah, it's a whether it was a denial of service attack or not. It just didn't come off right. It too quite a while to get it together.

Well, so Elon Musk is claiming, so Trump was going to do an interview with the World ri Trust Man Elon Musk, who has decided to back at Trump. We need to talk more about that because the mainstream media is acting like it's just outrageous that somebody wealthy and powerful with a media platform is backing a candidate? How can democracy function? Ignoring the Washington Post and Jeff Bezos and all of Hollywood And I can give ten other examples of rastick She's we can give so many examples off the top of her head. So we got to get more into that later. But so Trump was going to do a big interview with Elon Musk, who is you know, backing Trump and vowed to spend forty million dollars a month donating to a pack or something, and uh, and it didn't get started for a long time. Elon's claiming is some sort of cyber attack. New York Magazine and others are saying it's not. I have no idea, you know it. Maybe you're a mat notppy. But they because he is back Trump, they are so.

Desperate to discredit him, to ruin him, to embarrass him in any way they can. Yeah, it also was.

I would be way more likely to believe Elon if it hadn't been so floundering when they try to get started with the Santas and I don't know it's here remind Elon reminds me of like little radio stations I've worked at where the guy who owns the place also does the afternoon show, does the sales calls, and is like out of the transmitter trying to wire something together. I mean, I've worked for radio stations like that. Elon's like that. He owned He's the words are just man. He owns like five of the big companies in the world, the Dual. He's a couple of things and he does everything. I just I don't understand.

Why that is he.

I mean, because he talked about how Sunday night he did a big test of Twitter. He did some video gaming on Twitter with lots of people viewing to try to see if it would You are doing that, you don't have people for that, Like you can't hire the best person while you're working on the neurallink for the monkey or getting a spaceship into space or whatever the hell else.

Oh yeah, Tesla one of the most valuable companies in the world, right right, Well, he's admitted that he's kind of obsessive and he has difficulty delegating. I mean, that's clearly true, and you know, honestly, I don't know. I'm slightly interested. Slash amused about the the Twitter thing last night. I refused to call it x silly, but that's like five hundred and seventy third on the ranking of important issues to America and our politics and the rest of it.

What is the platform called? And then we'll leave it alone. I see, I don't even remember what it's called. It's Twitter space space. I don't know how to access space. I don't even know where you go to get that, and I use Twitter every single day. But it got started late then went for two hours, which is a long interview. I've only heard portions of it, like I don't know how to get on Twitter spaces, and it started so late and stuff.

I didn't catch it live.

I heard the guys on Fox and Friends, who have Trump on all the time, saying, there's an art to interviewing Trump. You have to know how to interrupt him or he will just go on. They even said that on Fox and Elon just let him go, which is, you know, not a bad strategy actually, But so it was wide ranging, would be a fair way to say it. And two hours on lots of different stuff, and we have some clips for you coming up. Yeah, you know, I just had a thought popping into my head and I'm just mystified all the time as to Trump and his approach to a lot of things. But he is a skilled and successful salesperson. I mean, he's like in sales mode sometimes when he shouldn't be.

But how can he not process that he is selling his candidacy like a condominium or a casino or a share in a golf resort or something like that. And if he like starts going off on you know, a completely irrelevant topic as he's making a sales pitch to a really potential big you know, a sales a victim or whatever, the potential customer client, whatever sales victim's I couldn't come up with a name of prospect is the name I was looking for. I forgive me. I'm a much different couching of it that same prospect. Yeah, I know, I'm an old guy. I guess I can't come up with the word anyway. So, but he would be I'm sure if he's trying to get somebody to invest twenty percent in some giant new golf resort on the coast of Scotland, he's focused. It doesn't like go off for half an hour bitching about the way the guy's wife is dressed or something. I don't know.

We've been around a lot of successful salespeople in this business, and I've always been shocked at how really successful people that are in sales talk so much about all kinds of irrelevant things. I've always been amazed by that. That must be part of the technique. You just talk them to where they finally sign. I've known so many wealthy, successful salespeople who just talk and talk.

And talk and talk and talk and talk and talk.

Talk.

Is it? Because and if you have expertise or knowledge in this, we'd love to hear from you. Text us or email us. The text is four one five two nine five KFTC, or drop us a note via email mail bag at Armstrong and Giddy dot com. But I wonder if it is. If they just continue talking and talking, talking, you never have a chance to think through your skepticism. I don't know, you can't think through now Wait a minute, I remember there was a place similar light to this that had a downturn. But they keep jabbering, so you can't focus and finally say all right, forgot's sake.

Yeah, After forty years of being around this, there's got to be a reason that that seems to be almost always the.

Case with successful salespeople.

Yeah, and he's one of them, and he talks and talks and talks, but man, he had some you know, in two hours, he got around to plenty of the economy, the inflation, the border, all that different sort of stuff.

And we'll play some clips for you.

And then on the other side, the other big story on the presidential election, to the extent that it matters, and it probably doesn't much. It's probably an inside media thing, but her being on the cover of Time magazine has gotten quite a bit of attention for a couple of different reasons, my favorite being that because nobody reads Time magazine. I don't even know where you get a Time magazine. Nobody sees the cover of Even if you go to their website to read their stuff, you don't see the cover.

So I don't what's a magazine? Grandpa?

Right, you got to be like at least fifty to remember when Time magazine mattered in the cover, I think.

But she's on the cover with this drawing.

Where she looks, like I said yesterday, a combination of Washington and Gandhi looking off into space thoughtfully. But my favorite part of this whole thing is she didn't do an interview for Time. It's all just written around her so Time, in fact, she told them to f off. Time didn't even demand we'll put you on the cover, but you gotta sit down and answer some questions. No, we'll just write an article around your campaign that we don't quite know what's about because you never say anything.

Didn't even get an interview with her. Amazing. Yeah, it reminds me. I was at the grocery store that you have the other day and was amused that the state of the magazine industry now is like loving tributes to Taylor Swift or the Beatles or Elvis or Gotta have It what you gotta have a Jesus issue every other month, right exactly. But they're they're not magazines for say, they're just like collector's item fawnings over one thing or another. And that's what Time is now. It's just trying to sell to people, sell clicks or a magazine whatever that is, to people who already love her. It's it's just it's ridiculous. It's silly, but I'm hoping it is so ridiculous it causes a Obama gets the Nobel Peace Prize style bag lad all it better happened soon. We're eighty two days away from the presidential election.

I mean even Obama attacked that it's yeah, it's only relevant to me, and that it just is another point in the making the case that the media is so all in in a way nobody's ever even seen before that you'll put somebody on the cover of your magazine even if they refuse to do an interview with you.

Yeah, that's incredible. Yeah, anyway, we should start to show officially.

I've got a couple of quotes from that Time magazine article that fit in with that. They're just amazing. I'm Jack Armstrong. He's Joe Getty on this. It is Tuesday, August the thirteenth, the year twenty twenty four. Life will not be a born in twenty four. We're Armstrong and Geddy, and we approve of this program.

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Have a new form of crime. It's called migrant crime. I call it biden migrant.

Maybe I'll call it.

Kamaa migrant crime. You have millions of people coming in a month, and then she gets up and she tries to pretend like she's going to do something she had three and a half years.

Well, I'd like to talk about the content to that, because it's important for him bashing the border. But does anybody else think he sounds like his teeth or sliding out of his head or something.

Or he didn't have a like a bridge in or something. No, there was definitely something going on with his dental apparatuses. You know, at his age, it's not shocking he doesn't have all of his own teeth.

But yeah, that was just odd. Yeah, I've heard him do that before. It was for a while. I've heard several of the important clips where he's talking about inflation of the border or whatever where he sounds like that.

He I don't know, got it.

So many came in with some glue during a commercial or something because at some point it sounded he sounded normal. I don't know what was going on there. I hate to focus on that.

That would be silly. I don't know if it's silly. Well, I could make the case that since the really really old guy is gone, the pretty damned old guy could be the focus of attacks on Hey, we need a new generation, which is exactly what the empty headed Kamla is doing. Well.

Nikki Hayley's one of her regular things she said during her stump speeches was the first party to get rid of their eighty year old candidate.

Wins Oh.

And I don't know if that's going to be true or not, but Ben, that does not help if there's a feeling of young and new versus old in the past, the sounding like you're a really really old man whose teeth are sliding out does not help. Oh, for what's worth, and this is not important, I just thought I was interesting about politics. I read the other day from a conservative journalist to somebody on our side definitely, who said Nicky Hayley's speech that she went around giving to pretty good acclaim.

I saw one of them and it was terrific. Is precisely the same every single time, exactly the same pauses, exactly the same hand gestures, exactly the same witty as sides, delivered in precisely the same way every single time. She was remarkably polished, but utterly, you know, unimprovised. I just thought that was interesting about politics, and I get that, you know, you'd think it's throwing a little you know, maybe a guitar solo or improvise a little bit, if you know what I'm saying. But yeah, that was her thing. I hadn't realized that.

I think you throwing a solo and improvise if you can, and if you can't, you don't.

I think I don't know.

I don't want Kamala Harris to be president because I think she's an actual socialist.

But more on that later. How does mailbag look?

She is?

It is fine, it is good, it will serve us.

Well, yeah, some of the quotes from that Time magazine article are something. And then we got other stuff to talk about. Obviously, Ukraine controls four hundred square miles of Russia. Now, how long is putin gonna let that last? I'd say the Time thing.

Normally, when you're going to do that to someone, you do it behind closed doors because nobody wants to watch it. They were servicing her. Wow. Wow.

Our text line is four one five two nine five KFTC are strong. Somebody that knows something about aging and what happens to.

The your palette and soft and hard tissue in your mouth and everything like that said it's the the brick wall of sibilance that happens with old people, and there's no going back.

You're just your your mouth kind of starts to collapse on itself at a certain age. That's why old people sound that way. But I don't understand how if if that's what happened with Trump, why it would happen for a while and then go away. It sounds more like a dental thing to me that slides out of place and then goes back in place.

Well, I appreciate the dramatic description. The brick wall of siblance is yeah, I just think he has some sort of dental appliance, meaning denturre bridge or something that was not in place. I mean, simple as that. It is not a great look. Though. If folks are concerned about age, it's just you avoid that. It's like, you know, you're going out with a younger woman and your hairpiece slips off. I mean, it's just it did not help your cause, falls in your soup. Even worse. How about a freedom loving quote of the day. This is a quote from Frank Herbert, who jack you must forgive him for writing Dune, but is a very learned man and writer and well respected and I absolutely love this this thought. You must remember it. It applies to a number of groups and folks around the world. When I am weaker than you, I ask you for my freedom because that is according to your principles. When I am stronger than you, I take away your freedom because that is according to my principles. That's pretty good. Yeah, you might look for that in the old Islamic world. Do you see that a fair amount? Huh? All right? Mailbag? Whoa Steve from Everett, Washington, Rice, Guys, I'm a Trump skeptic, but I seem to be seeing something you two or not. It's a new listener's perspective. Specifically, Trump is obsessed with performance metrics. These may not be the metrics you and I are concerned with, but I'm fascinating the year the president keeping scores to whether success or failure is occurring. He obsesses over things like audience sizes or golf scores, and it drives us all nuts. When you're viewed in the context of him keeping scores performance data, it gives you a different perspective. That's an interesting points sif I still think, you know, if it gets in the way of your ultimate goal. That's foolish golf scores. I know, I know. Let's see John with no age, right, So you comment on yesterday's show had me a bit confused. If a sitting vice president of the current administration is not the most qualified person to assume the presidency on day one, who is? Please explain? Do you want to handle on one or I want? I certainly can.

I don't know anything about this person's background, but I could see why you would assume, if you don't pay a lot of attention over the years, that whoever gets chosen to be vice president is somebody that's ready to be president on day one, and maybe even the second most qualified person out there. But that is not the way people have chosen running mates over the years.

And Kamala Harris is an amoral, talentless half wit, sir. That is my reasoning, and I stand by those words. And we got this from Brandon. The assertion that Kamala is the most qualified person to be commander in chief because of other positions she held is ridiculous because it overlooks the fact that her competitor already was the commander in chief for four years. So if she's relying on experience, not on her principles or policy positions or talent. She cannot be the most qualified. It's an interesting point too, although agains me to slavishly look to experience.

No, but that's a decent point if you're going to go with Hey, she was vice president for her long Well that guy was president for four years, so you kept the peace largely. Kind of hurts your own argument. We have a lot more on a bunch of different things. I hope you can stick.

Around Armstrong and Getty. She is terrible. She is terrible, but she's getting a free rider. Drew a picture of her on Time magazine today.

She looked like the most beautiful actress ever to live. It was a drawing, and actually she looked very much like our great first lady Melania. She looks she didn't look she didn't look like Camilla.

That's right. But of course she's a beautiful woman. So we'll leave it at that. So that's Trump.

Last night on his big Twitter thing he did with Elon Musk and got to mention again he sounds his teeth.

Something's going on.

We've had We've had a bunch of text saying as a microphone problem. We're in this business, have been in this business my whole life. That's not a microphone thing. That's not a microphone thing. Something's going on.

With his teeth. But that aside. He took on the COMMA on a couple of times. Today's America's commander in chief, not sure in chief. We need to get beyond this, Jack.

Let's focus on the issues, right like, uh, and I don't mind talking about the presidential election if we're talking about, you know, important directions for the country which we are here, I think, or or or the way politics are handled as is supposed to just you know, endlessly going through the polls or something like that. But Kamala being on the cover of Time and that drawing which Trump was referencing there where she is unbelievably beautiful and looking off in the distance, I mean, it's just so hey.

Geographic is that the word?

Where they're just like making the going out of their way to make something.

Beyond human out of her. This is amazing. Well, and I'll tell you another thing it is. I saw it side by sided with a poster of Chairman Mao during the Cultural Revolution, and the composition of it was remarkably similar. The looking off into the future bravely with the you know that that look of power and and being together just wisdom over oh yeah, wisdom with her surrounded with surrounding the picture of the main character is the supporters cheering the glories of the great leader. Again the composition of the propaganda posters very very similar, not not accidentally.

And on the cover it says her moment and again time is getting bashed by some for putting her on the cover talking about this, and she didn't.

They didn't even land an interview with.

Her, so they she won't even talk to people doing clearly going out of their way to doing a glowing profile. She won't even talk to them, because you won't talk to anybody. But here's a couple of tidbits from the article. Judging from the past few weeks, Harris's own party underestimated her. Maybe the crowd of twenty twenty primary. Maybe the crowded twenty twenty primary just wasn't the right place for Harris to showcase her talents.

Maybe the vice presidency wasn't the right role. Suddenly she seems matched to the moment. What the hell does that even mean? What words struggle.

So whenever she's got any competition whatsoever and has to perform against anybody, she couldn't do it. But when the media goes all in and both verbally and with a picture, go out of their way to present the best version of her, because she's not giving any interviews or anything like that, you have to put the words in her mouth. Yeah, she does look pretty good, as would you, as would I, as would anybody.

Yeah, when she has to compete and express any ideas, that's not really the form for her. When she's just some merrily anointed the chosen one, that's her moment. What the hell kind of argument is that? Wait a minute, what's that woman's name, Charlotte Alter? You should be ashamed of yourself, and let's your intention is to be a propagandist. Then I'd say, you know what, you should be proud of her.

So she must buy into that belief in journalism schools. Now, some journalism schools that your role is to pick aside and advocate for it. That's what journalism is. That's the only way you can explain it. I mean, if you think your role is to tell people the truth about what's going on, this is embarrassing.

Harris's own party underestimated her. Maybe the crowded twenty twenty primary just wasn't the right place for Harris to showcase their talents.

What a hilarious thing to say, You know, that was my problem in all kinds of things. Maybe maybe the line of trumpeters there in the band, where we had to compete for who was good, just wasn't the right place for me to showcase my talents.

Right right, Maybe the regular season wasn't the correct setting for the Tennessee Titans to prove what a great football team they were. But now that we've just declared they should be the super Bowl champion, well they're a fine team. What the hell does that even mean? Charlotte Alter, you propagandist Wench, Maybe mister Olympia competition is not the right place for me to showcase my talents.

Yeah, because I'm no good at that. That is is that is real. I can't even hardly believe that this is happening at this level. Okay, so there's that. I want to get to this. This is the most amazing thing, and we've got to get the audio on this. It the thing that's got me fired up the most and angered the most over this whole thing is that, at least so far, the Harris Walls campaign is getting away with being the freedom campaign. We're the ones that care about freedom. We're the ones that want the government out of your lives.

Huh. That's making me insane if that wins.

Anyway, there's a video going around today and I would definitely like to confirm its real, because you have to be skeptical of everything you see now because you know AI and social media and everything else. Tim Sanderfer retweeted this and he's he he's pretty careful with his Twitter account.

Well not only that, but if it turns out to be fake, we'll blame him our own friend.

And there's there's audio from a appears to be a newscast. This is during COVID and it is well reported that Walls was one of the most shut down governors in the entire country and started that snitch line so you could tell them their neighbors. If your neighbors get together and have some sort of Bible reading, because we've outlawed church, you call this line and we will.

We will come after them in a name of freedom. And by the way, he kept all of those restrictions going long after it was well known in Europe and other places that they were unnecessary and unproductive because you're the mind your own business party right where the Freedom folks. Governor Tim Walls had his police use paintball guns to shoot residents if they broke curfew by being on their porches during COVID.

And this what looks like a news report and I just watched it and listened to it has police people, people in uniforms walking the streets and shooting.

At people with paintball guns who are outside during COVID. Can that possibly be real? I really want that to be real.

No, I did too, But that seems pretty over the top. Seems like I would have heard about that by now, although there was so much crazy stuff going on. And remember you know the video from Los Angeles where the police are running along the beach because one person's out there on a surfboard, which is insane, But you never would have heard that story where they're not video of it, right, right, And so given the utter cult like compliance of the mainstream media with every single draconian shut down measure that occurred during COVID, it wouldn't surprise me a bit if this happened and it just didn't reach our eyes and ears, although it is extraordinary, get the audio on that and see if it sounds real. This is from the Harris Walls campaign. This is an official statement from Kamala Harris. Yesterday as Trump was doing his Twitter thing. Right now, Elon Musk is interviewing Donald Trump live on Twitter. We're not calling it x a brave stance. I am in agreement with them. It's not enough that Musk has pledged to donate millions of dollars to help re elect Trump.

He's using his purchase platform.

Got a criticism that wow, what a weird like adjective to that sounds scary, I guess because none of your big time donors like it.

Acquired one of their companies by purchasing it. What a joke.

Freaking second richest guy in the world owns the Washington Post. It's not enough that Musk has pledged to donate millions of dollars to help re elect Trump. He's using his purchase platform, one of the largest social media sites in the world, to spread Trump's unhinged and hateful agenda to millions of users. Let us remind you why this is a big deal. The richest person in the world is a lackey for team MAGA. Okay, well, the second richest person in the world seems to be a lackey it for the resistance against MAGA.

So what's the difference. Well, so much of practical politics is getting dumb people to the polls and getting them to vote their dumb vote for dumb reasons.

Jeff Bezos owns the Washington Post. Do you read the Washington Post, the second most read newspaper in America? Well, I mean, I don't even understand this argument. It's idiotic. And as you mentioned, freaking Zuckerberg and Facebook can give me a break.

The last several elections. You know, one of the great disadvantages that so much a conservative America has is that many voters, not you folks, of course, are dumb as cattle. They're certainly low information voters, and the way to get them to go somewhere is to either wave what a cati like? Is there a treat that a cow would respond to? You know much more about academic treat that a cow would respond to?

What a cows go for some nice sweet malt or something molasses you put in their feet.

Oh nice, Okay, So the point of politics is to either fire a gun to terrify the herd to run that way, or you know, have some nice molasses for them to tempt them to run this way. And the problem in conservative America frequently has especially since the Democrats have been incredibly effective at mobilizing the I can barely fog a mirror vote. I couldn't name one president in the United States, much less the current guy. Okay, I just read there's a big program of progressive doctors. Now there's this organization that everybody comes into their exam rooms. They say, yeah, your elbow works when you do that, Well, don't do that, by the way, or you registered to vote here, let me help you fill this out. So yeah, you know what, They're really effective at signing up and getting the can't fogo mer crowd to vote. To their credit, I guess. But anyway, the problem a conservative America has is that they fire a gun to get the herd to run that way. And we're over there trying to explain, right, you know, free enterprise actually is better for you in the long run, and you get run over by the cows. We're using intellectual argument to try to arguments to try to sway angry and or frightened cows. And if that seems somewhat dehumanizing, I apologize. It's a metaphor. And by the way, and we'll play the audio on this later.

A Washington Post journalist, again second most read newspaper in America owned by Jeff Bezos, a Washington Post journalist, was in the White House press room yesterday and ask KJP, I think that misinformation on Twitter is not just a campaign issue, it's an American issue. What role does the White House or the President have any sort of stopping that or stopping the spread of that, or intervening guy from the Washington Post asking why isn't or can't the President stop his opponent from being on a different media platform than the Washington Post.

That's it. I mean, that's incredible. How did you rise to the level of being in the White House? I mean, that's an important position. You must be really good.

You're in the room, you get to ask direct questions to the White House, and you think it's okay for your newspaper owned by the second richest guy to print all your anti Trump stories. But he can't go on Twitter and talk about something that Biden did bad that.

I mean, I can't actually believe this is happening at the moment that the free press is demanding more censorship. Yeah, kind of does feel like it's time to take this as streets and do what needs to be done. You're right, it's it's horrifying, and I'm not trying to be hyperbolic. That's actually horrifying when the free press is demanding censorship. On the other hand, you've answered the question a few minutes ago. The journalism schools the quote unquote I elite journal Oh oh, I threw up a little bit in my mouth. The so called elite journalism schools have been teaching their little mindless automatons now for the better part of a couple of decades that to be a good journalist is to advocate for your side, and by the way, the only side worth advocating is the progressive side.

Yeah. I think in this particular case, the guy is like, he's in that awful position that.

Nobody should ever get him.

I don't think where he believes believes we're the good guys, they're the bad guys.

So we do it. Sure, Yeah, but we're the good guys.

So it's okay that we have a wealthy guy owning a platform that shades the news one direction. But it's not okay if they do it because they're the bad guys. Yeah, that's crazy, was it?

Voltaire? I can't remember who said the moment you lose the capacity to say I might be wrong, you've lost your humanity. Wow, and that describes a great deal of the American media.

That is absolutely amazing. We've got Katie's headlines on the way. Any thoughts on that text line four two nine five KFTC. We just got this text. I know Trump's dentist in New York City. He has veneers, not bridges or dentures, so it's not dental work.

Uh.

You seem like a nice person based on your one text I've looked at. But I'm I'm gonna need a second source on somebody texting I know Trump's dentist, and he tells you things about the clients, like secret information about their their health situation.

Okay, maybe, but I'm skeptical. If I knew Trump's dentist, I don't think I would ask him anything about that.

I don't think the dentist would tell you fellings as he had it? Does he floss in your opinion? And I don't think the dentists would tell you that's very odd.

So much to come. We've got a great hour next hour. If you got to go to work or somewhere else, you can't catch it, grab it via podcast later on Armstrong and get you on demand, Available on all the major podcasts platforms. Subscriber follow us. Please let's figure out who's reporting what It's the lead story with Katie Green, Katie, thank you guys.

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Oh yeah, the ear of cyber warfare is fully upon us. We'll be hearing these headlines every day for the rest of our lives, I would guess. From Fox News.

Secret Service apologizes after breaking into Massachusetts salon to use the bathroom before a Harris fundraiser.

Oh yeah, I want to talk more about this. Not only did they break into the salon, they intentionally covered up the camera so they wouldn't be seen. Oh yeah, what's not good. I'm starting to wonder what is going on at the Secret Service? How bad is.

The rot that's a bit of a we can do whatever the hell we want, and I would say and whatever the hell you want, included fairly recently the president former president almost dying over like a real band at oversight, and or.

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The lot to be said about that four hundred square miles that Ukraine currently occupies.

How long can Putin put up with that?

I mean, that's a bad look for his country that he hasn't been able to push them out in the last four days.

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All right, all right, whatever, all right?

And finally the Babylon b Kamala to announce policy positions just as soon as the polls tell her.

What they are. Yeah, no kidding. It could certainly be argued, after looking at that propaganda piece at Time dot Com, that there's no cost to her not declaring any policies or doing any interviews, and in fact it's going swimmingly.

Yes, you'd have to argue, I don't know what your argument would be for why she should sit down and risk it all when things are going so well.

You wouldn't think the electorate would put up with that, would you? Armstrong and getty

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