From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast

Center.

The Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

How you doing?

I think the right verdict came down in the case yesterday, more or less, I didn't follow

closely enough to know the difference between third degree and second degree and this

and that.

But I don't have any problem with the fact that the cop is going to jail.

It's a weird situation though that everybody feels in cities all across America, maybe

around the world, that if the jury had for whatever reason thought, no, not convinced,

I think he might have done it, but I, but you know, they didn't have a reasonable doubt.

A reasonable doubt that there would have been rioting in mayhem and businesses ruined

forever and people hurt all across the country.

And because the, because it went the other day, okay, nevermind that.

That's a weird situation to be in.

And it's interesting that one group of people with one point of view is allowed to riot.

More on that later.

So we were talking a little bit about the changing of the language.

There's been a lot of that going on lately, like what does infrastructure mean?

Well, infrastructure means, you know, care for your children at home.

So I can go to work since when has that been infrastructure?

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