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

Jakar Armstrong and Joe Gatti.

The Armstrong and Gatti show.

Our will is strong and it's better and stronger than any army and any weapon, but we definitely

need to close our sky and you guys just need to stop any economical relationship with Russia.

Oil, obviously the world needs oil and gas, but it's better to pay higher price than to pay with lives.

So just touching that, I'm sorry, that's Vladimir Kalichko, the mayor of Kiev, former heavyweight boxing champ.

I think you know him by now.

Just touching on the Ukraine story, we will be returning to that before long, bringing some updates, describe what happened at the big NATO meeting yesterday.

Joe Biden, who is both the hope, perhaps of the free world together with the other leadership of NATO and a senile old man who does.

I mean, it just I mean right.

Anyway, who doesn't even know his own White House's messaging, it was a little disturbing.

So all of that to come, Michael, you know what? Just on a whim.

Let's touch on the Miami spring break situation because I want to talk about a couple of related things, including crime statistics,

bombs and juckies and that sort of thing.

Give us a, just give us 17, 18 back to back.

The curfew is the only thing we really have left to do. I'm maybe an earlier curfew, which I'd hate to have to do, but if we have to, we will.

We can't allow streets to be unsafe.

To be honest, I probably will try to say a little bit, become from here.

So it's like, you know, I want to enjoy myself. But if it is what it is, you know, like the curfew.

So it's the Miami situation has become more controversial.

The mayor and police are trying to impose curfews and stuff. There's been so much lawlessness and violence and shootings and stuff late at night.

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