From the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty show.

Now I want to a story we brought up previous go.

Follow up to a story we brought up previously, the whole idea of if somebody squats in your like rental house,

you can't get the city to turn off the water or electricity because there are laws protecting

squatters.

Or your house house?

Yeah.

Somebody pointed out on the text line though, if I don't pay my bill they turn off my electricity but if somebody

squats in my house they won't turn off the electricity no matter what.

Wow great point that's the conundrum any sane society any sane society and I'll meet you halfway if the cops say I'll meet you halfway if the

cops say ask you do they have a legal basis to be in your home right now?

And you say no.

In my world, they'd get dragged out by their ears.

Now, if you want to add to that, did they ever have a legal basis to inhabit your home

to make sure it's not some sort of rent dispute

where maybe I'm in the wrong or something that stuff's way way too liberal for me

but I'll concede that if the answer to those two questions

do they have a legal basis to be in your home right now? No. Have they ever had a

legal basis to inhabit your home? No. They immediately get dragged out immediately that minute how can

any society not understand that and act accordingly it aston me. It offends my sense of decency and just

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