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From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center

Jack Armstrong and Joe Ketti

The Armstrong and Getty Show

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This is my favorite headline of the day. I love a good headline. Amazon has a donkey meat problem. We'll get to that story coming up.

You've eaten so much more donkey meat than you know. Seriously? Well, I don't know about you particularly but...

Wow. You need to check these ingredients. I see them to be fine by the way. Well, it's one of those things that...

When I first heard it sounds horrible but why would it be so horrible? Why is it that much worse than cow meat or horse meat or anything else?

Well, I don't appreciate it if I was paying for cow meat. Is you so quaintly put it?

We call it beef. Look for ingredients. If there's an ingredient in any, like for instance, a supplement that you buy on Amazon

and it's got the ingredient gelatin and nigra. That's a donkey meat, my friend.

It sounds like an album from the band Yes. Fancy cover and like really long songs. Right, it really does.

So more on that. And then a guy who's in love with and sexing up balloons, object of filia. We'll get to that later.

I just need something, I don't know. That's not the mainstream news because I'm getting tired of that. Like this story.

Is this bill about to come do for California? Well, it's spread to the rest of the United States. It's the reparations story, which I remember when

anybody would bring up reparations and it would basically be laughed out of the room as a reality is now getting further and further down the road, particularly in California.

Constitutional law professor Jonathan Turley writing about it after years of declaring this a moral imperative.

The reparations bill in California has come do and will come do for leaders like governor Gavin Newsom and San Francisco mayor London breed.

The collective demand is for trillions in California alone with additional trillions demanded from Congress and a national reparations program.

California Democrats will now have to render a decision on committing real money on reparations to show that this was not mere virtue signaling.

And how they get it was well, okay. And I think most of us thought that it was. But as it's getting further along and now it's down to the mayor to sign off or the governor to sign off.

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