from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast

Center. Yeah, Armstrong and Joe Getty Armstrong and Getty Show.

Some great economic news that we should talk about later this hour.

Uh, yet people can't hire anyone because there's nobody that will take the jobs or even apply.

At the same time that we've got a homeless explosion happening all over the country.

There are, uh, my spider senses hair on the back of my neck, all the things that make me feel like something bad's about to happen.

Are in full involvement like before previous giant crashes and that sort of thing.

When the stock market setting records every day, you can't go to beaches that used to be fine

because they're covered on homeless people and every business is saying, I can't hire anybody.

Help wanted and the government is passing trillion dollar policy after trillion dollar policy to help the economy.

Because so many people are down and out with the stock market setting records every day.

And there's just so many things that don't fit together. It really worries me.

Really really if you don't have the wait a minute feeling going on.

You're not being attention. Something is up.

So I'm reading the John Boehner book. He was the speaker of the house.

Republican Congressman from Ohio when the Republicans had a control of the house when Obama was present.

John Boehner is a good old boy, but he's a good old boy.

He's not Camo and Duck hunting. He's golf shirt and and and and and, uh,

a chorus light and camel cigarettes. Yeah, he's camel cigarettes and red wine.

Good old boy backslapping laughing at the country club. That sort of guy.

Very tan. Yeah. And um, uh, many people who who know DC have pointed out.

He was he should have been a speaker of the house in like the 60s or 70s.

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