from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast

Center. Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty. He armed strong and Getty show.

Squirrels that can now drive. I mean there's so many things but um we've got a

heck of a story coming up for you this hour. Amir Stone's throw from the radio

ranch if you're Shohei O'Tani, a town erupts in controversy after a so-called

youth group that's actually a far left radical queer theory counseling group

is holding events in a local school and has been outed. Now the controversy is

erupted over what they're doing, how they're doing it, whether they ought to be

allowed to. Had a meeting last night, a lot of hubbub, a lot of yelling, a lot of

cheering, a lot of anger. So we'll get to some of the highlights of that because

this is where we're going. And and and because if this happens it's the only thing

you're allowed to talk about. Did some numb skull give a Nazi salute? That's what

he was asking in effect. Ah boy. Wow. Wow. What were we talking about? I had

an important thought. We were talking about we're gonna do this, the schools, the

protests, and this topic on this topic. Yeah. Yeah. I don't want to forget this

because that was a Nazi salutes fake church groups. Oh yes that. It needs to be more

well known because Joe and I got our our ministers license and it performed

weddings. We need to get past this idea that if you're a minister or a reverend that

means a freaking thing, it might mean a lot, but it doesn't necessarily mean

something. I think it would do the world great to get past that, past that, whether

you're talking about the Reverend Al Sharpton or this person who claimed they

were a minister of some sort. Right. It's like a music radio DJ calling

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