So the New York Post is reporting that Saudi operatives were listening to the

music while they dismembered that dude. Yeah, Captain Bonesaw put on some good music for what's

some good dismembering a body music. This doesn't have to be a to toil. Come on. Let's turn this

into a party. It's not country. Oh, stop it. Yeah. They say that one of these Saudi operatives who

was the the medical examiner said, I always put in earbuds to do this sort of thing. We got to listen

to music. But again, that's the post from sources who have heard the Turks recordings allegedly

of what that happened of what happened during the the incident. Whatever happened. I don't know

that you can trust. Well, I do know that you cannot trust the Turks. That's not to say everything

they say as a lie. But the Washington Post citing an anonymous source who has to be a Turkish authority

or somebody who's heard the tape. I just I don't know. That's not much to go on. Honestly. And

again, I've been following the story of the disappeared Saudi journalist and the claims, the stories,

the narratives that are being offered up very widely. I must be missing something because I just

think there's this is a huge worldwide overreaction to this. Once I found out who the guy was and

what he is about, I mean, you know, he was he was a player in the whole game also. And

here's some great. I got more power and they snuffed him. That sort of thing happens in that

part of the world. Here's a great analysis. It's from Dave the teacher, frequent correspondent.

You can email us by the way, mailbag at Armstrong and getty.com. Mailbag at Armstrong and getty.com.

You can text 415295KFTC. One thing that I have not seen pointed out about the Saudi journalist

killed in the consulate allegedly from the standpoint of international law. He was not murdered.

The Saudi consulate is sovereign Saudi territory. That's true. Legally, this killing would be no

different from an extra judicial killing of a Saudi in Riyadh, which I'm fairly sure happens all

the time without much fuss. I'm sure. Yeah. It is not subject to Turkish law. It's subject to the

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