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Now, broadcasting wild Jack Armstrong and Joe Daddy.

And now he's Armstrong and Gettys.

Why am I on? Why am I on the studio seat?

Season your A dimly lit room deep within the powels of the Armstrong and Gettys

Communications compound and everybody today run into the two-lige of our general manager,

the Taliban, apparently.

Where do we even start on this story?

We're going to be taking over New Jersey next to California, so which direction are they coming from?

Good Lord. Where do you even start on this story?

Absolutely amazing weekend. We were off on Friday. I would have never guessed that this much could change in that many days, but it did.

And we'll talk about it.

And we'll also take your text at 415-295-KF-P-C, but seriously, where do you start?

The disconnect between track up the music by hearing all these things.

The disconnect between the people on the ground who know what's happening and the word from those above them

who fashion our perception of what's happening usually to their own advantage and blatantly dishonestly.

Yeah, one of the many things that I want to talk about and I hope that a lot of focus ends up on.

So I was taken in this guy, Whitlock, who wrote a new book about the...

He was behind the Afghan papers, The Washington Post thing from a couple of years ago, and now he's got a book out about it.

And I'm guessing that he and his publisher timed it around what they thought was going to be the withdrawal from Afghanistan, because I've been good timing for that book to come out,

because it's coming out here in a couple of weeks. It's not officially out yet.

They missed it by a little bit because it only took six days for the Taliban to take the country back.

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