This is an iHeart Podcast. Guaranteed human. Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center. Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty. Armstrong and Getty. And now, here's Armstrong and Getty. This is just a downright clown car at this point on the Democratic side. I mean, just take a look here. Top choices for the 2028 Dem-Prez nominee. You have a leader, but it's not really a clear leader. It's within the margin. It seems to me that Gavin Newsom is flailing a little bit, at least compared to where he was prior. Because just take a look here. Okay, Chance Newsom is the 2028 Democratic nominee. Three months ago, according to the cash prediction market. Look at that. It was a 37% chance. Now it's just a 28%. Down he goes. I thought that was pretty interesting. Their pollster there on CNN pointing out, and I hadn't heard anybody else point this out. I've got the information somewhere, but I kind of think I can remember it well enough. Is there some law that requires pollsters to talk in that machine gun style? That's kind of funny. Because they all do. I think that Steve Konecki or whatever from NBC, I think he invented it. Now everybody, and he got so famous. He was one of the sexiest people alive and got all kinds of attention. I think everybody decided, you got to talk like that if you're doing the polls. And as you can see right here, and as you can see right here, because that was his style. Let's move up to third district. Third district where Washington once laid his head. Right, yeah. But the point of this guy was, okay, here it is. I found it. this is the first time going way, way, way, way, way back that you haven't had a clear leader for the Democrats that is well over 25% at this point. Gore in 2000 and 04, Clinton in 08 and 16, Biden in 20, this year, no one. So for all the Gavin Newsom is getting all the attention and everything like that, he hasn't busted up even above 25%. Right. So people aren't that enthused. And he is flailing because, and I finally came up with a way to briefly summarize this, that both sports fans and non-sports fans can enjoy together. He's never faced major league pitching. And as soon as he does, he will be exposed for a minor leaguer. So we played a lot, and everybody played a lot, that thing where he was in front of an audience and said, hey, I'm just like you, I'm dumb. Whatever that angle was supposed to be. A lot of black folks, black moderator. I'm just like you. I'm an idiot. But here's a little more of the follow-up with Dana Bash on CNN about Gavin's privileged upbringing that he's trying to run away from now. Entrepreneurialism has defined my life, but it was also defined in relationship to the Getty family. And with that came this notion, well, it was handed to you. It was given to you. You inherited it as opposed to the hard work and that grind that defined the lived experience. Can it be both? You have the hard work and grind, and you had doors open. Yeah, oh no, and that's... I mean, it's not just the Gettys. Your grandfather and your father were both very connected in San Francisco. I'm here because of all of them and their shoulders, and 100%. And it was those two. So all those doors, all the privileges of those relationships, remarkable gifts. And they're deeply mined and discussed there. and then again with a work ethic from my mom and so it was both hand and so i was comfortable and uncomfortable in so many ways in both worlds and i just navigated back and forth if i was on a vacation and we describe a number of interesting vacations overseas with my father and the family these adventures my mom was back home weren't just adventures you went on safaris you took pictures from helicopters yeah partying with jack nicholson yeah yeah that's i mean we described that in there it was extraordinary he handled that well he handled that well he does have a gift of oh i just took a shotgun blast to the chest but i'm gonna pretend like yeah it's all very interesting isn't it yeah polar bears anyway acting as if he hasn't been scathed right right right that she wasn't pointing out the things that he was leaving out right she was saying that must have been neat no that wasn't her point, Gavi. Oh, my God. You know, pull my old self up. We got out there. Self-made million. You used to party with Jack Nicholson. What? Helicopter rides, etc. What are you talking about here, dude? So, um, this got a ton of attention. You remember this, the whole 960 score? Go ahead, Michael. I'm not, you know, I'm not trying to impress you. I'm just trying to impress upon you. I'm like you. I'm no better than you. You know, I'm a 960 SAT guy. And, you know, and I'm not trying to offend anyone, you know, trying to act all there if you got 940. But literally a 960 SAT guy, I cannot, you've never seen me read a speech because I cannot read a speech. This may be the wrong business to be in. He's so charming. So Jonah Goldberg in the dispatch was writing yesterday that overcoming something like dyslexia is something to present as a thing to be admired. The dyslexia itself is not to be admired, though. I mean, like, just getting a bad score and all that sort of stuff is not the part that you're, like, usually put out there is, so I'm fantastic. I'm a 960 SAT guy. Yes, Katie. I can't give credit where it is due, but I read someone made a joke saying, well, maybe that's where all the crazy policy in California came from. He can't read what he's signing. Yeah, could be. So anyway, a comedian got hold of this, as several have. This has been edited for both taste and length because it is pretty edgy but funny. You know, I'm not trying to impress you. I'm trying to impress upon you. I'm like you. And that's why I titled my book I'm Like You because I'm like you. I didn't write it because I don't know how to read or write because I'm dumb and s***. Just like you. No, I can read. Atlanta, I got a 40 on my SATs. I probably just spelled my name right because I'm just like you. I actually got a 1270 on my SATs. I'm like you. I FaceTime in places I shouldn't. Like the grocery store or funerals or the movie theater. Republicans want us to show our birth certificates to vote. I don't know where the hell my birth certificate is, huh? Just like I don't know where my father is, just like you. You know what I'm saying? No, I actually know where my father is. He's sitting right there. Oh, okay. It goes further. Oh, man. Yeah. He has not faced Major League pitching. He is going to be humiliated and set back to the bench to become a zillionaire in Napa Valley. Yeah. Somebody said the other day, and I don't know if this is true or not. Maybe he did poorly on the test. I never took an SAT test, so I don't have the slightest idea what that score means. I'm just assuming from context that that's fairly low. Like really, really low? Like you're a D student or like just average? I don't know. It's pretty low. Anywho, maybe the dyslexia caused that or not. But somebody texted the other day, you know, he was super rich, and he knew his life was going to be fine, so he didn't care. that might have a letter written by the Getty family to get him into the college he went to. He claimed to have been a baseball player. He never even showed up at a practice. It's ridiculous. Let's just go through all these. So all running for governor of California to replace Gavin is Katie Porter. We all remember her. Get out of my effing shot! Get out of my effing shot! She said this. She is such a little princess. Yeah. Well, here's more of her being a princess. Trump! Together, we're going to kick Trump's in November. I'll stand up to Trump and his cronies just like I did in Congress. With or without my whiteboard. Ah, the delicate flower of American womanhood. Katie Porter. I don't like the fact that we've gone down this road and we continue to go down this road so Trump got brash and crossed lines and then other people have to get brash and cross lines and it keeps going back and forth and going further down the road Pretty soon debates will be F you, no F you, oh yeah F you for an hour and a half. F your mother. And then at the end of the debate we'll say well Katie Porter got in 130 FUs whereas Eric Swalwell only got in 128 FUs. So I believe who won the debate in your opinion Jim. Get out of my shot. Oh, golly. Oh, speaking of brash, you want to run the James Carville audio? Yeah, I actually wanted to hear that. Oh, okay, great. Him talking about which of the... Ilhan Omar, I do believe. Right. Go ahead. Lady, why don't you just get out the Democratic Party? Honestly, start your own movement. All right, let's do the simple math. Probably 69%. I don't know. We called Jim Gersena, Jeff Garrett. roughly 69% of people are going to vote in November, maybe more. Let's do 70 for just round math, are going to be white. Of that, 48%, maybe a little more, are going to be male. So that's roughly, let's just call it 33 and a third percent of the entire election. Well, let's just run against them because that's so damn smart. All right? So now we're going to have a campaign by the progressive left against white men who vote about a third of everybody that votes in the election. Why don't you, lady, start your own party? And then when it's over, if you want to caucus with the Democrats, fine. We agree with a lot of things that you do, but we don't believe we ought to be running against white men. In fact, we don't think we ought to be running against any gender, any ethnic group, any race, any religion, or anything else. F*** them. These people are just helpless. They cannot be helped. there's nothing you can do to help them they don't want to be helped and if they had any guts that start their own damn political party and get out of ours well i know i've got to guess the response from uh the ilan omar crowd or a lot of the uh aoc crowd those sort of people would say hey shut up 80 year old who got a democrat elected 40 years ago not really interested i imagine is their take i think carville's right but um i don't know if he has any heft with that anymore. That's going to be the big thing for 28. Who's going to win that battle in the Democratic Party? Is it going to be the new young white people are evil woke crowd thing and all that goes with it? Or is it going to be like Carville who wants to get everybody on board in the working class and etc.? I am more than familiar with the history of the first midterm after a presidential election and how that party in power tends to lose Congress. There has never been an easier plucking of the fruit of victory off of the tree of elections than right now for the Republicans. But they're going to screw it up. The Democratic Party is horrible. Their policies stink. Nobody likes them. The woke crowd is still in charge. They're openly pitching socialism slash communism. They have no leader. Their alleged leaders are all jokes. Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris. the Republicans ought to win this midterm. But they're screwing it up, which is disappointing, but unsurprising to those of us who've been trying to help them get their acts together for a very long time. We do need to check in on where we are headed toward war with Iran at some point. NATO with some announcements about Russia yesterday I found very, very troubling. And a lot of stuff on the way. I hope you can stay here. Armstrong and Getty. He had seven points in six games and scored the golden goal in overtime that secured the United States' first men's hockey goal. Medals since 1980. Davos fans! Let's hear it for number 86, Jack Hughes! then chance of usa there is i don't know if everybody realizes this there it goes the roar was definite it's great so i don't know if everybody realizes but the nhl hockey season is you know in the middle of the season and they stopped for the olympics and now the players on our team or professionals have gone back to their teams and there's so there's the big gold medal star, winning shot star Jack Hughes there. He gets introduced at the home crowd, but one of his teammates is on the opposing team, and so everybody's cheering him, and he didn't think that was cool. And, you know, I like that. He thought, you did cheer on me. Another one of the guys is right over there. He went over there and got one of the guys from the other team and brought him out. The Sabres, yeah. And everybody cheered like crazy for the two Olympians from opposing teams as they skated around a little bit. That was very, very cool. It was so great and so American. and I just absolutely love it. Yeah. All the New Jersey fans going crazy cheering the guy from the opposing team because he was an Olympian, because of course they did. Because we are much, much, much more unified as a country than the bastards in the media and academia try to tell you every single day. Most people are proud to be Americans. They love this country. Another big winery shutting down in California. Jackson announced yesterday I did what I could of Kendall Jackson and other wines and that follows they're the sixth biggest winery and they're shutting down in California and Gallo, the number one announced last week and then there's a whole bunch of others that are expected to follow all about the major drinking habit changes that have occurred where people just aren't drinking I can't believe it's people are drinking so much less that But beer makers, wineries, booze makers of all different kinds are being affected to this level, but they are. What brought this on all of a sudden? Yeah, we've talked about it. It's hard to nail down. It's not drinking, and a lot of people are drinking those damn seltzer water things, too. Those who are seeking a buzz and trying to make other people more interesting. So, like, White Claw drove Gallo out of business? Yeah, there are a hundred of them now. Yeah. I don't know anything about that. I do know something about this. The FBI has pulled practically everybody out of Tucson back to Phoenix where their office is and say they're going to continue to investigate the Guthrie Deer's appearance. But I think that move shows where things are. Yeah, it's an increasingly cold case. Kind of at the end of the road and see if anything happens. That's rough. I wonder if they'll ever know. savannah guthrie is not expected to return to the day today show ever wow yeah how you could i suspect they will solve the crime at some point because the the guy involved is no master criminal he just got really lucky um or on but yeah it's depending on how you look at it yeah sure yeah you think it was a robbery gone wrong is that your current theory no no it was probably some half-wit who thought he would abduct the old lady for money and uh and she died she and and in fact maybe she just uh collapsed uh and he didn't know what to do and and you know left her in the desert god knows i just think it was an idiotic attempt at a master crime gone wrong what a horrible story yeah sad we're going to war with iran here one of these days we keep adding more and more stuff in the region we've got the latest on it that's why everybody's constantly talking about it on the air and off that's why you hear the endless debates about whether or not we should go to war what we're going to get out of it what our interests are can we convince people Jeffrey Epstein was Iranian get them to pay attention no kidding we've got the latest coming up Armstrong and Getty we have this enormous military force that's poised to take action. Our chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Dan Cain, has been warning, every major newspaper has carried versions of the warnings he's been giving to President Trump, that we may not have enough force or the right force to carry out a sustained campaign against Iran He worried that without key allies in Europe and others this may be a very difficult military mission for the U Boy, there's so little conversation about this. Even a guy like me who's interested in the story is not up to speed on the fact that when we went to war with Iraq, we had lots of allies involved. UN resolution after resolution for what, you know, that matters. This sounds like just a completely U.S. operation. Yeah. That is a different thing. That story reminded me, I've seen a number of headlines in the mainstream media that General Cain is worried about this mission. Well, of course he is. That's what he's paid to do. That's what being concerned and worried and thinking about every possible thing that could go wrong. Yes, that's his job description. It would be tough to be as a commander in chief because I'm sure every commander, general, whoever you've got in charge of an operation always wants more. Why wouldn't you always want more? At what point do you decide they've got enough? I don't know. The big headline to me yesterday was this writers and lots of other people reporting it. But this was writers. The United States has seen evidence that Iran is trying to rebuild its nuclear program. This is after the strikes back in June. J.D. Vance said the principle is very simple. Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. Marco Rubio also said that Iran must negotiate on its missile program. This is a day after Trump said Tehran's working on rockets that could hit the United States. Is that true? I would say that the Iranian insistence on not disgusting ballistic missiles at all is a big, big problem, Rubio told reporters. Yeah, yeah. We're making maximalist demands and offering minimal sanctions relief, for instance. I think intentionally. We're doing the due diligence of showing the world, look, we're trying to go through diplomatic channels, but it's not going to work. There's too much space between the two countries. I don't understand why they don't give in. I really don't. Unless they think Trump will taco, and he's not going to. Why do you want to get completely obliterated? What good does that do you? I read that think piece the other day that said that the Ayatollahs and their minions think it's riskier to capitulate to the U.S. than it is to take the whacking. That's the only thing that explains it. Well, I found myself wanting more. I still don't get it. Maybe I'm not very bright, but why? How? The internal politics? The support of the people? They don't have any. I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. I'm mystified by the whole thing. I suspect, you know, the more I think about it, Iran's great strategy that they followed is killing time, stretching things out, waiting for the next administration, whatever. And they may have calculated if we give into the U.S., we're going to be very, very weak. and we will look weak and nobody will be afraid of us anymore. If they whack us, they're going to whack us hard. They're going to set us back a number of years, but Trump's only in office for another couple of years. And then we get right back to building a nuke for Allah. Right. This is David Sanger of the New York Times who always has really good sources on these stories. One of the big questions is, is there a space between the American demand that there be zero enrichment going on? In other words, zero purification of uranium that can be used as fuel versus the Iranian argument that while they're willing to suspend some of that for a while, they will not give up their right to enrich under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. I suppose I can understand why they're holding out, because the history of this sort of thing is presidents, you know, hitting them with sanctions, letting them skirt around the rules, and letting them slide on inspections and all this sort of stuff. It's always worked in the past. Yeah, yeah. I think the hardliners have the year of the president in a way they never have, though. I mean, like Lindsey Graham, they're talking about how much they can enrich uranium. and Lindsay said, if there is a consideration of allowing Iran to have a very small enrichment of uranium for face-saving purposes, screw that. Just wants to put the screws to them. Of course, Lindsay would tell you, look, we've got to take them out. Now's the time to take them out. Let's take them out. But what's next? Nobody knows. So according to the New York Times, the Trump administration has debated two different plans. One would be a major strike aimed at hitting a huge number of targets over a sustained period of time. Critically, it would also try to decapitate the government by forcing the supreme leader from power. But Trump seems to be favoring the other plan that they're debating, a targeted limited strike on the missile and nuclear sites. The purpose, in addition to damaging missile stocks and production, would be to force the Iranians to negotiate. Hey, I'm serious, all right? American officials have not said that if American officials have said that if Iran did not accept their demands after a targeted strike Trump would then consider a larger strike as a follow-on mission. I'll bet that is what he does. Or you just tell them, look, the first strike is, I don't know what day is today, Thursday next Tuesday at 4 p.m. Eastern Time. You tell them every Tuesday at 4 p.m. Eastern Time, we're going to keep doing this every single week. We don't want anybody to get hurt, so you evacuate your people. But we're going to figure out where your missiles are and where you're enriching uranium, and we're going to take it out every Tuesday at 4 p.m. Why wouldn't you do that second plan of hit them pretty hard, just the nuclear sites, the missile sites, and then say, okay, you see? I'm serious. We've got a lot more. You want to negotiate now or not? Why wouldn't you do that? Just because it allows them time to defend themselves better? No, I hear what you're hinting at, and I think I agree with you. Yeah, you can always up the ante. You know, you can make the argument, well, they'll know then that you're serious, and they'll further fortify their blah, blah, blah. I think they've done all the fortifying they can do at this point. I think it's a brilliant idea you came up with, though, since nobody's talking about this story or seems to have any interest, if we could somehow convince people that the Ayatollah's in the Epstein files. Yeah, then people would pay attention. A document has just emerged. The Ayatollah has been tied to Jeffrey Epstein. The Ayatollah today said, quote, Sure, I got massages, but they were all of age as far as I could tell. Oh, boy. Yeah, I took beard treatments from a few 19-year-olds. Beard treatments from another beard butter. The beard oil, that sort of thing. All right, on a somewhat more serious note. I had my beard tugged upon, but I'm almost certain. She was a college girl. The old butter and tug, yes. There was a really good piece I came across. There it is, oddly enough, I found it, by Christian Brose, who's a president and chief strategy officer of blah, blah, blah, a visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution. He studies defense things. And he was making the point that our military has so little ordinance at this point we're going to run out of bullets in a big hurry why well because a we just we got away from producing them during the peace dividend the fall of the soviet union blah blah blah and our defense industry has kind of dried up secondly we've given a hell of a lot to the ukrainians or sold it to them um and thirdly and his point which i found very very interesting is that as a country we've become obsessed with these super sophisticated weapon systems, missiles that can do anything, Swiss Army knife missiles. And he said those are really useful for a lot of things, but we need a lot more dumb bombs. We need a lot more just bulk munitions that aren't so tricked up they can do 140 miles per hour off-road while the stereo's cranking, to compare it to a motor, a car, or an SUV. we have an enormous amount invested in very, very expensive arms that we have a very limited number of. We're like a family that the big giant blizzard is coming up in the mountains and we have food for a meal and a half. We will run out of munitions so fast if we have to jump ugly with China, for instance. Or Iran, for that matter. That not good Need to get on a war footing Jack Here something I want to hear a little of before we take a break So this is two minutes long so we not going to play the whole thing here But this is Sean Farage, who's like one of the best Trump impersonators out there. In this case, all he did was read one of Trump's truth posts. It's not his comedy stylings. Oh, boy. Where he makes it up. He's just flat out reading one of Trump's posts. And we'll play me just a little bit of it. That's 80 minutes. Watch Low IQ Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib as they screamed uncontrollably last night at the very elegant State of the Union. Such an important and beautiful event. They had the bulging, bloodshot eyes of crazy people. Okay, that is a good tease. That made me want to hear more. I love it. That made me want to hear more of that. We'll have that when we come back. Armstrong and Getty. Hillary Clinton testifying in the whole Epstein case today. What's that all about? We'll talk about that in hour four. Clinton, Clinton, Clinton. Clinton, Clinton. Clinton, Clinton. Clinton, Clinton. Hillary Clinton. Clinton, Clinton. Clinton, Clinton. Clinton. As the reporter said on a, whatever that show is, I can't even remember it, on News Nation. Hillary Clinton. That's the way young people say it now. Clinton, Clinton. Clinton. For some reason. That'll be in hour four. I don't know. Is Sean Farash making a lot of money off the fact that he does one of the best Trump impersonations in the world? His writing is usually good, really good on his comedy bits. This is not a comedy bit, though. You know, it's funny you should bring that up. I almost forgot. Next hour, I was just reading about how much money people are making who write those obnoxious music backgrounds that are in, like, every viral video. Okay. There's zillions of dollars in that. I want to hear about that. So, Sean Fresh this time is not doing one of his comedy bits, really. He's just reading Trump's Truth Social post from the other night after the State of the Union address, and Trump was mad at the two congresswomen that were getting in his face. Here's how it goes. When you watch low IQ Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib as they screamed uncontrollably last night at the very elegant State of the Union, such an important and beautiful event. They had the bulging, bloodshot eyes of crazy people, lunatics, mentally deranged and sick, who frankly look like they should be institutionalized when people can behave like that, and knowing that they are crooked and corrupt politicians, so bad for our country. We should send them back from where they came as fast as possible. They can only damage the United States of America. They can do nothing to help it. They should actually get on a boat with Trump deranged Robert De Niro, another sick and demented person with, I believe, an extremely low IQ, who has absolutely no idea what he is doing or saying, some of which is seriously criminal. When I watched him break down in tears last night, much like a child would do i realize that he may be even sicker than crazy rosie o'donnell who is right now in ireland i got a bingo trying to figure out how to come back into our beautiful united states the only difference between de niro and rosie is that she is probably somewhat smarter than him which isn't saying much the good news is that america is now bigger better richer and stronger than ever before and it is driving them absolutely crazy president donald j trump thank you for your attention to this matter so i read it as he talked straight from the truth social that is word for word what donald trump truthed out the other night how he i i didn't catch the robert de niro thing so he no trump alerted me to that so de De Niro must have been on some TV show crying, I guess. Wow. He might even be sicker than crazy Rosie O'Donnell. I don't know why he brought her in for a kicking out of nowhere. If somebody had stopped that and said, okay, he's going to name check two celebrities in this. You got to predict who they are. I would have gotten Rosie. I would have missed on De Niro. What a funny time to be alive. He is right that Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar looked crazy. they looked like lunatics like deranged lunatics unhinged like a lot of the women we're always talking about on college campuses or in the streets of Minneapolis or whatever they look like crazy people yeah wild eyes spittle flying from their mouths veins straining in their necks the Somali pirate and the congresswoman from Hamas as I like to call them the Somali pirate we should send them back where they came from Michigan right exactly oh now i know what he means yeah that is something yeah yeah we talked about this go ahead you have something i was just gonna say uh what do you got i there are a couple more politics clips that i really like the sound of like our friend mark wayne mullen and bernie sanders scrapping i haven't heard that want to do that let's do 87 michael Anyways, I ranted too long. Let's talk about some... Yes, you did. I'm sorry, I didn't ask your opinion on that. And if I cared about your opinion, I would ask you. But I don't care about your opinion. You're part of the system. You're part of the problem. You've been sitting here longer than I've even been alive. This is your problem. You should have fixed this a long time ago. You've been rel on it so long. What have you been doing? I decided not to run for Surgeon General. You're the nominee. I've decided not to accept that nominee. That is definitely something we would never accept. My colleague, the gentleman from Vermont is out of order. Oh, my God. Will we ever go back to being adults all the way around? Probably not. Both parties. I always said World War Pandemic. We tried a pandemic. Didn't work. Made it worse. Did make it worse. Yeah. It's hard to imagine where we'd ever get back to being grownups. man I don't know eliminate all fundraising from politics that would help impossible by the way this came up yesterday on the show I just saw it retweeted somewhere the article exclusive Anthropic drops flagship safety pledge so Anthropic which is the AI chatbot Claude which I use on a regular basis he was Dario the guy who runs it was committed to safety rails to try to keep AI on track and really trying to sound the alarm. It'd be really easy for these things to go off on their own, and who knows what's going to happen, and we need to have some rules around that. But he recognized that all his competitors are not worried about that, and apparently gaining some advantages by not being worried about that. Taking off the brakes. That's the only way I can interpret it is because they're not worried about where AI goes. they're beating him at the contest for being the best AI out there. So Anthropic dropped their safety pledge, said we're now in it to win it like everybody else. Yeah, go ahead. Ian Bremmer tweeted that out and said, understandable, but not good. Yeah, I would agree on both points. Their Claude is excellent, but their platform that writes code for you that people are using now to write their own apps and agents and have their multiple agents work with each other, which is a concept I grasp like a four-year-old grasps jet propulsion. I see it happening, and I think I get it. Anyway, yeah, super, super advanced, and I don't blame them. Nobody else is applying the brakes, and they're going to beat us. I wonder if they'll do the same thing with ads. They're committed to no ads, whereas chat GPT has ads now, for instance. Gemini has ads now. I might fall by the wayside also. I don't know. The zillions of dollars made by making stupid music for viral videos. And speaking of music, the world's stupidest Hall of Fame, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, announcing its stupid, stupid nominees. Next hour, if you can't join us, grab it via podcast. Armstrong and Getty on demand. Armstrong and Getty. This is an iHeart Podcast. Guaranteed human.
