from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington broadcast

center. Yeah, Armstrong and Joe Getty. Armstrong and Getty show.

We first met Tim Sand for years ago. He was a caller. He would call into the show when

we were really wrong about something and straightness out. He was Tim the lawyer.

He had a gentle touch. He had a gentle touch. And we liked him. We started having him as a guest and Tim Sandifer is his real name, not just Tim the lawyer.

And he's become a friend of the show and he writes books and he's in George will call him a national treasure. Well, then he met a gal, sweet gal along the way and married Christina the lawyer and Christina Sandifer.

We also have on the show regular regular day and we're about to but before we get her on saw she retweeted this yesterday about boycotting the Olympics in China.

And she agreed that the Olympics should not be a platform for an authoritarian regime to showcase itself while persuading the rest of the world to ignore genocide.

I think we were talking earlier about the first of all the popularity of China and the United States is just gone off a cliff.

The number of people that have a positive view of China is now 22%. It's doubled the number of people in the United States who think China is our number one enemy.

All of this has happened in just a short amount of time. And we were talking about how various businesses and parts of society are going to have to disentangle from China.

I think Hollywood's going to have to the NBA is going to have to all that Apple has to at some point.

Oh, dozens and dozens and dozens of major international brands and American brands in particular are going to have to go through enormously challenging roads to decouple from China.

And before we get to next years Olympics in China, I think it will become very clear to everyone.

The idea of having Olympics in a country where they have millions of slaves is insane.

Well, let's welcome Christina Sandefur into the conversation.

Christina is the executive vice president for the gold oughter institute. She develops policies litigates cases, advancing health care freedom, free enterprise private property rights, free speech, taxpayer rights and more.

Christina, how are you? I am doing great. Thanks so much for having me. It's been a while.

Yeah, it's been. Thank you. It's been too long. Jack actually just stole my thunder. I was going to point out if China were merely engaged in genocide, they'd be a better country than they are because they're simultaneously engaged in genocide and slave driving on a scale that, you know, 17th century America could hardly dream of.

You know, it is unconscionable. I know we have a lot to talk about in a short amount of time, but I'll tell you I think it's unconscionable for Americans from the United States as a country to participate in this act like everything's fine to show up and smile and play sports amongst people who are, as you say, literally enslaving their people.

And it really provides some perspective. You know, it's amazing how focused people are today in the United States on the things that we don't have here and that, you know, we don't have equality among the sexes and the races.

And I am all I always believe that we should always strive to do better to extend the American dream to everyone. But while we are saying those things here, people are literally slaves in their own homes women.

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