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Published Sep 23, 2024, 4:35 PM

In hour 3 of The Armstrong & Getty Show

  • Kamala is ducking events left and right
  • AI country song about Jack & Joe
  • What is the best power?
  • Everything is pegged at 11

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Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio the George Washington Broadcast Center. Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty, I'm strong and Jetty and he.

I'm strong and Jetty. Big story this week.

I tried to shoot Trump again. That's not not funny. Okay, I'm being serious. Now, that's the second time this happened. I said this before. There could be no fuzz on this. This is not funny. Okay, it is not Okay.

Well, this is a problem.

But well, I mean, look, this happens too frequently. I'm sorry. This happened on the golf course. That guy was laying in wait, and it happens too much. In fact, besides the shooter, there were two other shooters beside them, waiting to play through.

This has got this guy.

So that's kind of interesting. So the old decent liberal trying to convince his audience this is not something to laugh about. This would be really bad. But couldn't keep them from here dynamic. Yeah, yeah, but you brought this up last week. It's true. There is not the feeling of urgency around the second assassination attempt there should be, or even the first one, for that matter. It was like it was an interesting plot development in the TV show that we all watch, that is the presidential election, and not the horror of like the Kennedy assassination or any other assassinations.

Could it be it's just been too long since there's been a significant assassination of a public public figure that people appreciate the gravity of it.

I don't know.

I can't even figure it out in my own mind. Why. I don't why it's not I don't know.

Yeah, we've had we we we we we hit tilt, which is a pinball machine expression from fifties, I guess, but we've hit tilt in our brains on too many giant events pandemic and storming.

The capital and wars and the president having to step down because his brain don't work, and just.

I don't know, Yeah, as could it be that the world is so nuts we've.

Focused refocused inward at our own toward our own lives more and if it happened out there, that's just part of the never ending stream of information that's fed to us. And Okay, wow, that's interesting. But I don't know, because you can't take on the weight and complexity of the world every day as a human being We're not made to do that. The Internet is making everybody insane, and so I think you do develop a resistance to it that my be kind of overdone in that when something breaks through that really ought to make an impression on you, you're numb to it because you're constantly just hosed it with blasted with information.

That can that be true? At the same time that the country seems to be obsessed with who's president at any given time in a way that has never been true and is completely unhealthy.

Yeah, I think so.

Yeah, A couple It's obviously kind of a paradox, but I think it's true.

A couple of different things that I came across over the weekend Rea the presidential election, which is now six weeks away. Kamala Harris is going to skip the traditional Al Smith dinner, which I've been hearing about my entire life. I don't care about that sort of stuff, but I think it's interesting. Yet another she's not going to do what other candidates do. First time a presidential candidates ducked this charity event since nineteen eighty four, which is roughly when I first started paying attention. She's skipping this year's Archdiocese of New York's annual Al Smith Dinner. It's a big charity fundraiser, but it doesn't matter what it is. It's just one of those things that the Republican and Democratic candidate always.

Go to, always events.

It's just the thing, and you, you know, you give a speech and answer some questions, and she's she's not gonna go.

Because she are mob witnesses with a higher profile than Kamala Harris.

That's unbelievable.

She just doesn't feel like she needs to do any of these traditional things. She doesn't need to do U press conferences and she doesn't need to do to oh.

I would phrase it very differently. I would say she's afraid to do any of those things. She knows she'd better not. It's the same it's the other side of the same coin. So we didn't play the clip last week when she was on with Oprah Winfrey. And this is a good answer from her. Where it came.

She she brought up something they got into gun policy and whether or not Kamala's going to take guns and and and Kamala said something to Oprah like, well, nobody's going to take my gun. And Oprah said you have a gun. She said, yeah, I have a gun. Oprah said, I don't think a lot of people knew that. She said, Kamala Harris said, yeah, I have a gun and if you breaking into my house, you're gonna get shot. And that's awesome. I'm happy. She said that. It's also really good politics from a Democrat running for president who's got some not popular gun quotes out there. Also, uh, And then it was interesting as watching John Fetterman, secretary or the Senator from Pennsylvania, was on the talk shows yesterday and the host of Meet the Press said, was that the proper message from the Democratic candidate that made a lot of people uncomfortable her talking about owning guns, and Fetterman said, I think the vast majority of Americans would agree with that. If you're breaking into my house, you're gonna get shot, which is also a good way to know it.

Well.

Again, the media is a weird, tiny little subculture of America that has strange and foreign beliefs to.

The rest of us.

That's interesting. But the thing that stuck out to me is Kamala Harris just by an accident of history, because it's always been you, you, you run to the extra of your party as a Republican or Democrat to get the nomination. Then you move toward the center. It's always a little difficult because or you can't go too extreme because it's hard to clean up, or it's a little difficult to then massage how you've changed your position to become more mainstream for everybody. And she got to bounce that. She didn't have to do that. So now she gets to be all of a sudden the candidate for the Democrats saying, hell, yeah, I got a gun and if you break into my house, you're gonna get shot. If she had said that trying to get the Democratic nomination.

She wouldn't have gotten the nomination, right, Not a.

Chance, Not a chance. She gets to the Democratic nomination with that stance. But she got to skip that whole part. And that's just a really unique set of circumstances that history has given her and might work out to where she ends up president. It'll be lost to history that these weird twisting turns allowed her to say things like, of course I own a gun. If she'd have said of course I own a gun, or if she would have even let anybody know, oh, she owns a gun back during a town hall when it was just Democrats, she'd have been screwed.

Two things.

I think her silence, mostly silence, lack of interviews, press conferences, the rest of it is testament to how incompetent she and her advisors thinks she is, because she could fully lay out the attacking to the center set of policies and beliefs and not have to fear whoa, whoa, whoa when you were running for the nomination, you're actuallyzing.

So she's got free.

Reign exactly, and it is not taking it again because she and her advisors know she sucks at it. Second thought, did you see kicking around the internet Barack Obama from twenty twelve? Was it mocking Hillary Clinton in the primary? First she comes off like Annie Oakley talking about having her guns trying to win those votes.

I don't believe it. You know, it's mocking her phone.

Oh yeah, that's about That's my point. Kamala Harris talking about being a gun owner and shooting people would have never worked in a primary, right AnyWho. A couple other things from the weekend. They're making a big deal on all the talk shows yes today about a Kamala Harris is at a twenty one point swing in her favorability. Has never happened before. Well, nobody's ever been able to skip her primary and then have one hundred percent backing of almost the entirety of the media. That's never happened before, either, But a twenty one point swing in favorability fascinating.

My contention, which I uttered earlier, was that that will erode quickly as people renewed with hope that maybe there's something different than old man Biden and old man Trump.

This Kamala Harris. Yeah, yeah, that would be different.

But then as they're confronted with the reality of what what a twitch is, that soap bubble will burst.

That is my prediction.

That was twit.

Yes, it was indeed twit.

Indeed you said as I said, if you're you believe she is going to be exposed for what she is over the next six weeks.

I don't know.

They're trying as hard as they can not to let that happen. I think if her top advisors and I were in a room in the cone of silence and sworn secrecy, we would be near one hundred percent in agreement.

And one other thing I came across. Somebody pointed this out. Oh I know why this came up. Well, I'll get to that chart after this. The word in the debate, which looks like might be the only debate we have. Kamala Harris has agreed to a CNN debate. Why would Trump agree to a CNN debate? But it's being portrayed he's ducking a debate because he had such an awful first debate. Why in the hell would any Republican candidate after what just happened agree to a CNN debate. She agreed to a debate that she knew he couldn't say yes to. That's what happened there. My only argument Tapper and Trash were okay last time, they were way better, way better. Yeah, if you could get that, if you could guarantee that same.

But they took a hell of a beating from all of their colleagues and their buddies and the the other parents at their kids sixty thousand dollars a year elementary school that they didn't fact check Trump in real time. That's why ABC David Muir and that obnoxious woman were so you know, utterly unfair. They felt like they had to make up for CNN crew, and.

Our friend Tim Sanderford tweeted out somebody's idea, and I don't know, well, I kind of know why this can't happen. But the idea of just have some you know, nonprofit entity put on the debate, doesn't matter who the hell it is, and each candidate gets to pick a moderator, we'll be wrong with that. I you know the fact that they are multi million, many millions of dollars entertainment products. The problem seventy million people is absurd. Somebody wants to make money off this seventy million eyeballs. Yeah, if you wanted me to moderate the debate in a completely neutral fashion, I believe I could do it, including this selection of questions.

I do too.

As much as I don't want Kamala Hairs to be president, I don't think it would be that hard. I would fact check nobody. Well, I don't think it'd be the heart. But here's the part I wanted to get to. So from the last debate, we're at thirty five trillion dollars in debt. The words budget, deficit or spending. Those three words never showed up at any point in ninety minutes in a debate for president. At thirty five trillion dollars in debt, budget deficit or spending those three words you get the government.

You deserve bread and circuses.

Man, isn't that amazing?

Yes?

Everyonehen I was a kid, my eyes glazing over, trying to watch grown up TV shows and they would be talking about this sort of stuff all the time.

It's like you went to your cancer specialist and all you wanted to talk about was your nasal you know, congestion.

Ah, that's not what we need to deal with. B that's discouraging. Finn I was already a little discouraged. Speaking of the deficit. There was quite a chart that Elon tweeted out over the weekend about that and other things that we'll talk about. To stay with us, get it.

I own dad to the front Ford sun setting against the sky.

Two old friends of talking time just passes.

By, discussing news and politics.

It's a twisterre I from there that means to heart and finds Jack's got his guitar.

Strumming soft and little Julian's back smiling with a story. To the store, they wandered about the world's path where it's fixing to go, and the laughter and the sorrow they find common flu.

Here's the chorus, Jack and Joe on Battle or Swim, saying about the changes tomorrow might bring with it, A heart full of.

Questions and soul sings, truth has ways.

A heartful of gender. So u that sounds like percent of country heads because I listen to country.

Music the same as formula, probably because it was written by a formulae. Pat the California refugee went to his favorite AI website and you can ask you to write songs based on just a prompt. Wow, anyway, I gave it this prompt a country song about Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty discussing news, politics, internet memes, and genderys for you.

That's it.

In less than ten seconds, it spat out the song with the following lyrics, Artful of questions, you know, Michael, This is the third verse that we started talking over give me twelve.

They talked fout gender dysporia, respect and grace, seeking understanding in this wide open space.

Oh geez.

And then the rest of the verses, from headlines to heartlines, they trace and retrace, looking for answers in each other's face.

You know.

What's interesting about that is that it seems like the AI took in enough country music to understand you got to have that whole heart, grace, earnest, semi religious, something in it that's interesting. Yes, you know, if I were to be uncharitable and whatever music lifts your heart, that's what you ought to listen to. It's fine, don't listen to me, but it's it is well steeped in all the country music cliches. Yes, current country music cliches not always right.

Yeah, there was a tone the old country music cliches of you no better than me, cheating.

On your wife and getting too drunk to stand up.

And something about your dog right and your pick up of course, or maybe augt and pick up still seemed to be a popular.

Where wife's shooting songs were very popular for a long time. Oh country music, they just were.

Yeah, I know, I know, I know. There's an image if you guys sitting on a port swing together.

Oh yeah, the heart full of questions.

It's beautiful. Give me, give me the hook again, Michael Eleven, Come on, Jack.

And Joe all battle poor swim singing that the change is what tomorrow might bring with it a heart full of questions as soul sings The truth has wings.

Oh man, I'm not sure I have a soul that sings honestly.

That Truth has Wings is such a line out of modern country music. I mean, it's to me, it's just amazing that AI picked up on that. How does this? How's a Nashville songwriter ever gonna stay in business when AI gets just a tiny bit better?

Again?

So much of what humans were quote unquote producing lately in pop music as well as country and a hundred other things, is so utterly formulaic that really, you know, the only reason to have humans is like you like to talk to them or something.

Oh yeah, I just have the computers, right.

We listen to the pop hits station down and then when we're driving around it's exactly the same sort of thing about meeting boys or whatever.

One thing they don't have yet is the sense of humor that a lot of good country music has. I mean, there's always a twist of a phrase or a funny thought or whatever.

And obviously it was a mistake that at no point did anybody drink whiskey, because clearly whiskey drinking has to be in every country zone. Yeah, Joe's drinking whiskey thinking about Trans.

Percy's got too much time owners hands like your rhymed hands, and Trans got a great note from a nuclear engineer about the three Mile Island to getting fired up and the rest of it, and his opinion may shock you, So stay with us.

We've been a pro nuclear power for a long time on this show. That's how. That's the official Armstrong and Getty stance. If you go to our website you'll see our policy positions.

Well, you might not be after this note, or you might be more infant.

I guess I'll tune stay tuned to find out to get better.

It's your only option.

Armstrong and Getty. Can you say breast reductions are becoming more popular as opposed to go in the other direction for years?

Huh, that's right. I'll be here.

I have a golf buddy affectionately known as Doc Boobs, who's done quite well for himself indeed enhancing women's bosoms. But the great craze, especially among younger women right now, is reductions, and.

The psychos sociological.

Dynamics behind that are quite interesting. We'll be discussing that next hour. What next hour says you. Perhaps you only get three hours of the Armstrong and Getty show. Grab it later via podcast Armstrong and Getty on demand, Better yet subscribe. We were talking last week about Three Mile Island being fired up again, specifically because Microsoft is building an AI data center near that part of Pennsylvania and is going to be sucking in such voracious amounts of power.

Can an amount be voracious? No, that is a poor speech.

And I apologist anyway, They'll be sucking up so much power they need essentially their own power plant. They will have a voracious appetite for all this power and this nuclear power plant that has been not providing nuclear energy for what forty five years?

Ah yeah, yeah, long long time.

And you know, if you're not familiar with the history of it, there was a bit of a meltdown in the seventies, right was it the eighties?

I should have this in front of you.

I'm getting to a letter from a nuclear engineer in just a second. But and then all the hippies and musicians around the world decided that nuclear power.

It's bad for the environment. Man, we need.

To go back to gas and call the way God intended. Let me sing you this song about we love gas and.

Cole kill off the nukes.

At the time, of course, because you should always go to your political go four year political and scientific guidance to musicians anyway, so they dented that common sentiment in the wake of the Three Mile Onme thing really dented the nuclear industry in the United States. It didn't kill it, obviously, but it set it back many, many decades.

Anyway.

What's often forgotten about Three Mile Island is how well it went. And this is from We'll say, I don't think he cares. Joe at the nuclear engineer.

After thirty years.

In the nuclear industry, I wanted to weigh in on nuclear reactor safety. Three Mile Island actually actually showed how safe nuclear reactors are in the US. Essentially, there was a mechanical failure in the reactor and every response to the problem by on site personnel was wrong. But other than damage to the plant, there was very little other repercussions. Because of the way US reactors are built, the loss of coolant causes the reactor to shut down. Nuclear energy is not only safe, but it's by far the greenest source of energy currently available with our current technology. The official Department of Energy reports stated the Three Mile Island Nuclear Plant had two pressurized light water reactors on March twenty eight, seventy nine. There it is a cooling malfunction caused part of the core to melt and reactor to Some radioactive gas was released, but not enough to cause ad verse health effects, is noted numerous health studies. Reactor two was destroyed. The accident prompting prompted additional safety measures and rigorous testing programs in America's nuclear power plants are safer than ever because of the lessons learned. And that's a copy twenty twenty four from the Department of Energy.

And that's fission, I believe, as opposed to fusion, which they think they may have cracked. And if they ever do that, then nuclear power will really really be a good idea.

Yeah, that's in fair dispute, the whole fusion thing, but just sticking with fission. Yeah, So the worst thing that ever happened on us soil happened. A bit of steam was released. They can find no health after effects. I actually have a good friend. He and his wife grew up in that area and everybody was waiting for the coming cancers and the rest of it, and it just never came because it wasn't a significant amount of radioactive steam. But the worst thing possible happened. Everything ended up being pretty okay because of the design of our reactors, and then the energy department in the nuclear industry said, hey, we've got to get way more, way higher standards in terms of testing and training and the rest of it. So yeah, I believe fully, fully that we ought to be doubling down like crazy on nuclear power.

It's amazing that we chase this wind nonsense instead of building a nuclear power plant, and the idea that people on the right are tied to coal and oil. I don't need coal and oil. If nuclears is what it sounds like it is, then let's do that.

Well.

Yeah, and if windmills and unicorn farts actually were effective, I'd be in fair of them.

But they're not. Is the problem.

Although in some instances I was reading about I think it's the Netherlands has this really wild system where you can opt into buying your electricity at like the spot wholesale rate, which changes every hour continually, and you can like sell energy to the grid, and there are times when energy is free because there's so much alternative power being produced. But then there are times, you know, in the winter time and when it's not windy, that you've got to pay through the nose.

Would you like to watch television, darling, I hope the wind will blow.

Speaking of energy, as am I kill? Yes, I had a fun clip with Trump here. Yeah, it's going wind windmills, and if it doesn't, if it doesn't blow, you can forget about television for that night.

Darling, I want to watch television. I'm sorry the wind isn't blowing.

I know a lot about wind, do you anyway?

Speeding of Energy Vice President Kamala Harris's signature electric school bus program was quote a failure, according to a report published Tuesday by the House Energy and Commerce Committee Oversight Committee.

Funny that didn't get a lot of attention.

As a guy who drives an electric car, how would it not be? How would it not be? Great? Big giant buses. I can't imagine the battery size you would need to make that thing go around as far as it needs to go and dozens of little children aboard. I mean, if I run out of power somewhere, I'd rather not walk along a lonely road side, but I will. Under Harris's so called clean school Bus program, the Environmental Protection Agency is thus far dished out one point nine billion dollars in rebates and another one billion dollars in grants to fund electric buses in school districts nationwide. According to the congressional report released last week reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon Beacon, the program is costly vulnerable to fraud, a subsidy for products with ties to China, and an incentive for districts to adopt technology that is inefficient. Right, you got to have the charging stations to charge all those buses, which what does that cost? Well, you remember there was a quote from Kamala back in the day that we and lots of people mocked where she was on the electric buses and what do you notice? No exhaust smell. Oh, I love the electric buses and at the time I thought this will never work, And turns out it didn't work. And of course, as you said, it gets no attention. So tons of money spent could have been spent on lots of other things you claim you care about with schools, be spent it on a stupid electric bus program.

House Energy and Commerce Committee chairwoman and the House Oversight Subcommittee chairman and the Environment and Subcommittee chairman said in a joint statement, it is clear the five billion dollar clean school bus program is an is overall a failure and in many cases a waste of Americans hard earned taxpayer dollars.

Uh.

Yeah.

The point is and the quicker you learn this about government, the smarter you'll be, the better voter you'll be.

The point was the money. The point was handing out the money. Sometimes it's for a real need. Often it's for a fake need, or an unusable technology, or or an anti homeless program that houses no homeless or whatever. The point is spreading out the cash. The pretext is frequently completely phony. That is so damn maddening. But that's why we talk about it so much.

As hopefully.

You wise up enough people you have a better country for yourself and you kids. That's what we're here to do. If we make a couple of bucks in the interim, now haul the better.

H Yeah. We have the Kamala electric school bus. Why not?

We had many of us, the administrator and a number of us the opportunity to be inside of an electric school bus and it was fantastic. The press actually wrote on an electric school bus, just so you know, so I think they got the real inside feeling.

For what this means.

Right, and so what we all experienced is on an electric school bus. On an electric bus, no exhaust, no diesel smell.

The eloquence of Shakespeare. There, folks, hope you enjoyed it.

I'd like to.

Throw her under her electric bus.

For wasting five billion dollars of hard earned taxpayer money. Yeah, even without the off putting to me Kamala speaking style, just the whole look at how happy she is and presenting it as if clearly it's a good idea. So they spent five billion dollars that either taxpayers could have kept or he could have spent on any of the things you claim schools actually need, you know, art supplies and band uniforms or whatever the hell. But no, you just wasted it on something that I guarantee you most people could have figured out to tell you that it wouldn't work. It is not gonna work. There's all kinds of practical reasons why it ain't gonna work, but she presents it in such a rosie and the diesel smell. I rode school buses my entire school career. I have zero memory of being bothered by the smell of diesel.

No, I think it was fine.

Yeah, these buses cost almost quadruples the regular of course it is too Yeah.

And then you gotta charge them somehow. I can't imagine how you charge a battery that big.

The electric charging infrastructure costs up to an additional thirty thousand dollars per bus on top of the three hundred and eighty thousand.

Dollars these buses cost.

There you go, so that is fully quadruple the cost of a bus. Of course you don't have to buy diesel fuel for it, so the kids don't smell that. I think everyone notice the same thing. No exhaust. Okay, so maddening. There's a new Gallop poll out about our attitudes towards each other in America.

Man, we are, or speaking for myself, very poor.

It is. It's the worst it's ever been. How long can we continue whenever they poll anything, it's the worst, it's the highest or lowest it's ever been. Always How long could you be on the what would you call that? The superlative trajectory where everything is always the worstest or bestest right right, anyway we are. I'll explain those two and a bunch of other things on the way.

Throughout the year, law enforcement officials suggesting the nation is in perhaps the most dangerous thread environment since nine to eleven, the Attorney General pointing to a stunning rise in threats of political violence just weeks before the July attempt on Trump's life, and even months before that, the BI director warning that virtually every category of threat is heightened, from threats of political violence to domestic terror, to the researchers of ISIS and al Qaeda in the wake of the Israeli Hamas conflict.

How do you like that all of the categories domestic left and right, also your whole Muslim fundamentalist you know, pick a category, right. The China trying to infiltrate, probably not in violent ways, but in all kinds of ways that the FBI has to work on, As they have told us, they opened new files every single day on Chinese espionage.

I was somewhat pleased to see the New York Times doing some pretty good reporting on the Commission on the National Defense Strategy. We talked about this last week that it's out it's a huge bipartisan effort to describe our situation national security wise, and it is like the other things Jack mentioned, you know, deaf con one, red alert, red alert, red alert, and it's not getting a lot of attention.

So it's the worst threat environment they've ever seen. And I was just mentioning before we took the break and like, how long can we go where everything's at the most it's ever been, or the least it's ever been, or you know, everything's at everything's pegged at eleven. Just amazing looking at this Gallop pole that came out on the topic of what was a specific topic, record high eighty percent of American adults say the nation is greatly divided in core values. It's the highest number Gallop has ever had in terms of the percentage of the country that thinks were greatly divided. Core values can be whatever you think core values are. But they've asked the question the same way over the years, and it's never been this high. I just I don't know. It's it's a weird time to be alive where everything is off the charts high low, scary again, I mean, just pick your category. It's just the most or least it's ever been.

I read a.

Brilliant piece the other day by a couple of university deans and retired deans about how DEI is a failure and needs to be replaced by something else on college campuses, and the very eloquent point they made, which I will not do service to, is that.

We need to focus.

On shared values, shared beliefs, shared priorities.

That should be our focus.

Then, having established and I would say, the only you know backup for this, the only way I can advocate for this opinion is that is that it has always worked in the entire history of mankind focus on those shared values. And when we establish, hey, we're all buddies here, we just have some disagreements, then you can talk about the disagreements as opposed to the DEI thing, which constantly hammers a way of differences and says you're entirely defined by your differences. And in fact, if you come to me with any of your wait a minute, we have common values like this, that or the other, that's proof that you're a bad person and denying the problem.

Now you're a man and a woman, and you should be at each other's throats or you're white and they're black, or you're whatever, you're right Christian and they're a Muslim. You should be at each other's throats.

Utter rejection of the concept of identifying shared values.

Interesting, by the way, that survey where eighty percent of us say we don't have we have what was it exactly? Again, eighty percent of American doults say the nation is greaty greatly divided. Here are the issues that they claim federal government power, the environment, education, abortion, foreign trade, immigration, gun control, healthcare, and taxes. So the biggest increase in partisan differences over the past two decades. That's interesting. I felt like we are always been divided on these issues, but not to this level.

I guess right.

I wouldn't mind going through all of those subtopics and talking about them and how I think were division partisanship not so profitable for both media and politicians, it'd be very easy to remind people of the shared.

Values we have.

Back to that theme, I mean, like quote unquote the environment, we are one hundred percent united on. We want to be able to breathe the air, to swim in the water or go fishing or whatever, and we don't want mercury in our landfills everybody agrees on like seventy five percent.

Of this stuff.

You voted for Trump or hairs.

Okay, I see what you did there, and then okay, yeah, but I believe in the Green New Deal.

Okay, let's talk about it a little bit.

Having established that we all want the environment to be good, let's talk about it, and let me tell you why I think that's a complete fraud.

Okay.

So you're a Trump guy, all right, all right, there's just I am concerned that since morality, certainly religious morality, is practically vanished, all that remains is profit. I'm a free market guy, but there's much more profit in fear and anger than there is in getting along by the way.

Way too much talk over the last several days of Israel indiscriminately attacking Lebanon, bombing hospitals and schools. Now, that's what I heard on NPR this morning. Good lord, nice video here that just came out of a residential home, residential apartment complex that was bombed by Israel because they're so evil, just trying to kill innocent people in Lebanon. That exploded like a well, like a munition's dump. That's what it exploded like No apartment would explode like that if it got hit with a rocket, unless you had lots and lots and lots of munitions, rockets, whatever bombs stored there, which is what has Billa does and always has done.

Snuffle up, I guess referring to the Pager attack is indiscriminate when it was lit literally, quite literally, the most discriminating military attack in the history of military attacks.

Well, he's jobbed, George. He went with the cowardly dodge of Some are calling it an indiscriminate attacks?

Are they? Who?

Yeah?

Who?

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