Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now he's Armstrong and Getty. Walmart is testing new technology that allows workers to remotely unlock anti-shoplifting displays,

while CBS is just giving every customer a brick.

Yeah, interesting. a brick. Yeah.

Interesting.

That that's such a universal.

You can make a joke nationally about that.

Welcome.

How y'all doing?

So...

And yet, and yet, sorry, the perception one would come to from most media is that only lying right-wingers are claiming crime is going up and just...

As you said last hour about some other topic, apparently people saw through all that based on the results of the election.

Every once in a while, an argument seems to be won in the world of politics or lost, depending on which side of it you were on.

Not a lot. Most elections, we seem to just go back and forth between an R or a D, and we keep having the same

arguments. But every once in a while, an argument is one or lost. One of the best examples in my

lifetime being gay marriage, so thoroughly drubbed by the idea of gay marriage, that Republicans

just ceased fighting it at all when it became clear that the country had decided

that that's what they want. And so then that argument was over and it just doesn't exist anymore.

And I'm hoping that maybe that has happened or were close to it happening with the whole identity

politics thing that took off in the mid-90s and has been running this country for a long time,

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