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

The Armstrong and Gettyshow.

So, first of all, we have a breaking news situation with explosions in Kabul, what everybody

had feared slash predicted has happened. There has been a suicide attack, summer blaming

ISIS, although in the early hours of these things, who knows.

It's another example of how legacy media is so behind on these things. I'm watching your

cable news. They're not even cloaks to having the details that all the Twitter outlets have.

And I mean, legitimate news sources have. So anyway, there is a suicide bombing outside

the airport. There's another explosion at a hotel minutes later near the Kabul airport.

There are reports of 13 dead. It'll probably be a lot more than that. Three US Marines wounded

is the latest that they're saying, but who knows what that'll end up being. We'll bring

you the details when we get more. And is this the beginning or the end? Yeah. So we're

discussing a couple of days ago yesterday, too. I guess New York Times did a big piece

describing how not only are the prices of various health care procedures wildly different

from facility to facility from area to area region region, but they're wildly different

at the same facility, depending on what sort of insurance plan you have or if you don't

have insurance. And Craig got well, scrag the health care guru joins us. He's an attorney

law benefit consultant and and knows more about this stuff than about anybody. Hey, Craig

how are you? I'm well. How are you gentlemen? So Joe's going to ask all the questions. I'm

taking a home COVID test while Joe asks the questions at one fifth of the cost of what

it would take cost you to do that COVID test with a nurse exactly. So I'm about to stick

the swab in my nose and then to stick it into the liquid and I'll know in 15 minutes if

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