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.

It has been stated by many that the first month of our presidency, it's our presidency, is the most successful in the history of our nation.

By many. By minimum.

And what makes it even more impressive is that,

do you know who number two is,

George Washington? How about that? I don't know about

that list, but we'll take it. There you go. It was very much like a campaign rally. It was

entertaining the fake not so-to and so-toes aren't so-toes anymore. I refer to it as the so-tac, the state of the

ass-kicking speech, as it was a, well, one of our charming correspondents described it as a

curb stomping of Democrats. I never used that term because I find it disgusting and I don't

like violence. But as a snapshot of the current political landscape, it was so revealing in ways that we will discuss.

Wow.

I saw some MSNBC coverage afterwards.

One of the hosts, I think it was Rachel Maddow, called Trump's recognition of that cancer survivor kid disgusting.

Not only something you don't stand and cheer for or have tears streaming down your face

because it was so damn cute.

Disgusting is what MSNBC called it.

Right, right.

He was trying to use the goodwill toward the poor cancer-stricken boy to

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