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

Yeah, Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

So I'm pretty excited about having Jayton's Lindsay on.

We've had him on a number of times going way way back.

But he's become kind of a legend in the world of Twitter.

And if you don't follow James Lindsay on Twitter, you're making a mistake.

Author, mathematician.

I'm going to let him introduce himself.

James Lindsay, welcome back to the Armstrong and Getty Show.

Hey, great to be here introducing myself those tall order.

I'm always a bit awkward with that.

But so before you became like nationally famous,

you were just a math professor?

I had 10 years ago.

I actually left the university in 2010 because they were shifting to a model to retain students at all costs.

And I just couldn't teach.

I didn't see the ideological implications of that at the time.

I couldn't teach under those conditions.

So I wasn't a math professor until 2010.

And then I was actually a massage therapist in the years in between of all things.

And your politics in general are very liberal.

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