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

Yeah, Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

So I'm going to find a place to fit this in sometime this hour.

It's interesting that in China, for instance, or North Korea, the government has to spy on people and put all these cameras and listening devices and web this and that to spy in the United States.

We opt in because we like technology or convenience.

And the latest example of how you're going to be on video all the time.

Stay tuned.

And maybe a similar topic.

The use of emergency powers by government.

The two sides of that coin, the COVID thing for one, we're all familiar with that.

And a city in California has declared a state of emergency over bombs and junkies and the crime they bring.

Oh, interesting.

He's that a strategy.

People experiencing homelessness.

Bums and junkies blaming the victim of capitalism.

Junkie bombs. So Jennifer C. Sey say, say, say, say, say Jennifer sigh will call her.

You probably don't know her name.

She was an elite youth gymnast and tells a very charming story about going to a gymnastics exchange meat thing when she was young in the Soviet Union and bringing five pair of leave eyes with her to trade for the Russian like.

Like Krah, like uniform stuff for gymnasts because that was the best in the world at that time.

It's kind of a charming tale.

Echoes her youth, but she's always been this enormous fan of Levi's jeans.

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