Now from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong.

That's what's back, Jack.

And Joe Getty,

Joe, baby.

Things are getting weird.

They can work fast.

I'm Strong and Getty.

But I know this.

The loco.

And everyone knows that, but the dramatics could come down just a little bit.

And now, he's Armstrong and Getty. Looking through the New York Times, I'm trying to find their analysis of the upcoming

Supreme Court season.

I can already tell you what my favorite case is.

Go ahead. We've been working on this for years. Well we used to work on it a lot

then we gave up because it was impossible. This whole ADA lawsuit thing where wheelchair Nazis can go around and ruin businesses

or attempt to an extort them for money

over unfallowable laws

that do no good for anybody they shut down businesses they make creeps

wealthy they don't help disabled people at all it's awful and now the

Supreme Court is going to look into making it much harder to do.

Yeah, it's a beautiful case, a case study in the road to hell being paved with good intentions.

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