Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio

at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty. I'll be dealing with President Putin largely on the phone and we ultimately expect to meet.

In fact, we expect that he'll come here and I'll go there and we're going to meet also probably

in Saudi Arabia the first time we'll meet in Saudi Arabia, see if we can get something done.

But we want to end that war. That war is a disaster. It's a really bloody horrible war.

I don't know if we have this clip, but I know Trump was asked specifically something like, you know, is there a good guy and a bad guy in this war,

something along those lines.

And he stayed away from that question.

I realize he's trying to negotiate with Putin and get him to agree to something.

But dang, I think we need moral clarity on Putin's the bad guy.

He's the evil guy. He's the worst guy. He's among the worst guys on earth.

Right, right. I wouldn't want to throw out the baby of Trump, the good things he's shaken up with the bathwater of some of the stuff I don't like.

I think, as I said earlier, he's a little too quick to get rid of Chesterton's fence and rebuild it as Trump

fence with solid gold. And I think some of the abandoning conventional thinking is probably

too much too fast and lacks moral clarity, as you said. Some of it's great, but this one bothers

me dealing with Putin the way he is the

idea of even suggesting that Putin could come sit at the white house and meet the president

after you know bombing schools full of kids as they intend to death intentionally yeah what the

hell or abducting the we didn't even get hell? Or abducting the...

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