10/4/18 A&G Hr. 4 A Blow to My Eagle

Armstrong & Getty On Demand

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🗓️ 4 October 2018

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

An amazing amount of ground is covered during this episode of Armstrong & Getty, including: a professor who aimed at provoking Tucker Carlson (and paid for it), 2 swing votes in the Kavanaugh saga confirm their satisfaction with the FBI investigation and both Jack & Positive Sean have had ghosting experiences!

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0:00.0	So if you're just waking up nice life you've crafted where you can get up at 9 pretty
0:25.6	cool.
0:26.6	I mean they're working to late jack to support their wife and 40 children.
0:30.7	Men this are the husband and 40 children because women work too.
0:36.2	Okay.
0:38.0	Um, uh, the FBI report is out.
0:40.5	They've got one actually women who don't work work crazy hard in a lot of cases.
0:45.3	Oh yeah, the idea that my wife doesn't work is a pretty pretty funny.
0:49.1	It's hilarious.
0:50.7	Just getting texts from her this morning on the home front.
0:53.5	I'm just, I didn't soap operas ever get off the ground.
0:58.1	That's got to be after your kids are old enough and they're all off to school right?
1:01.1	Yeah.
1:02.1	Yeah, clearly.
1:03.1	Yeah.
1:04.1	Did you not watch in soap operas when your kids are at home?
1:06.5	It ain't happening.
1:08.3	Um, uh, I did in college.
1:11.9	Boy, I like that.
1:13.7	They're easy to get sucked into when I was.
1:15.5	We had so much fun doing that because you know, I didn't have a class at noon.
1:19.5	So we'd sit there and watch all my children.
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