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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

So the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal has a sad day for the U.S. at the UN.

The Land of the Free votes with Russia on a Ukraine war resolution.

We brought that up with Tom McClintock last hour if you didn't hear that,, get the podcast, Armstrong and Getty on demand. But the resolution was basically calling, you know, Russia the aggressor and that they need to get out. And we

didn't vote yes on that. We voted with Russia and North Korea and some other

scumbag countries on not wanting to call out Russia in that war.

And as Tom McClintock, the congressman said, he'll give plenty of latitude to Trump

to negotiate the way he sees fit to try to end the war.

It's fairly obviously, to me, anyway, Trump trying to avoid any antagonizing the people with whom he'll be negotiating, specifically Putin unnecessarily.

I think you can manipulate Putin through flattery or leaving out criticism about as you successfully as you can negotiate with

a hungry mountain lion? It's just it's a useless effort, but that's the way he does business.

Well, but it's a completely different thing. We're not negotiating on a house or a car here.

If I flatter some lying, cheating, I know he's a scumbag car salesman, but I flatter

him. I know he's a jerk. I know him from around the neighborhood. He's a bad guy. But I flatter

him because I'm trying to do a deal with him. That's one thing. There's no ultimate harm there,

really. But telling the world as the most important country on planet that no there's nothing to criticize

about what Russia did here is not good yeah oh I agree completely you know that um I was just

trying to you know express the Trump point of view that is one of my great criticisms of

Trump is he does not understand how the United States and the

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