Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio, the George Washington Broadcast

Center Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty. I'm strong and getty. And now he is Armstrong and Getty.

Live from studio C. I want to keep it down.

Keep it in kind of quiet here. Live from studio C. It's easy to hear. Yes.

Dimly lit room etc. etc. Today we're under the two leadership or general manager.

Migrants all of a sudden. Cool. I want to talk about that. So I remember that picture that I texted

everybody the other day. Can you help me out a little bit? It's the truck with four flat tires

parked next to the radio. Oh yeah yeah yeah. I'm kind of over by it but I'm afraid I was going to

get really close to it but I'm kind of afraid to get much closer because I'm afraid there's

people in there. Yeah it's got like a harp second floor too weird arrangement. Yeah these are

if you don't understand what's going on here these are people who are what do you call it?

Street camping. Stamping. Is there? It's like glamping but with no glam. I have no idea. It is

not like glamping. Is there a term for the the phenomenon and I don't know what all cities have

this. So like I'm standing right here I'm right in front of the radio station like I'm 10 feet

from the door and there are six vehicles I can see from here where people are living in their cars.

And I think you housing. Or so I got a like a I'm afraid somebody's going to come attack me

because this guy over here is completely awake. He's got both doors open on and a little beat up

truck and he's doing something. He's got like a house lamp in his truck. I don't know what that

electricity that's running on. That's kind of weird but he's he's up and I don't know cooking

breakfast or something. The guy with the beat up truck that has four tires and then surrounded by

just garbage and a tarpa with a top and and what nobody comes and toes those or whatever it's

been here for three days. This other campers been here for weeks as far as I know. Well there'll be

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