Newt Gingrich here, and I'd like to invite you to listen to my podcast,

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From the Abraham Lincoln Radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast

Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

Howdy, all moon! Before we get to a shocking story about the New York Times

editorial page and what they allow and don't allow, based on whose recommendation.

I mean, it's unbelievable. Let me tell you this tale. I was at the gas station yesterday.

Getting gas. Actually, I was getting into pump.

It's actually in my truck, which I do all my local stuff in my gas-powered truck.

I do my highway driving in my electric Tesla. That's where I'm living my life currently.

But anyway, so I was filling up with gas o'leane, which is cheaper than it used to be,

and I'm washing my windows, stuff, anyway. So I ended up behind a vehicle at the stoplight

that had some interesting bumper stickers about being a falconer. I just kind of call it.

You don't see that many proof. It had a bumper sticker that said something like,

my train falcon is smarter than your honor student or something like that.

That's kind of a... I have a friend who's a falconer, so just flitted it in and out on my head.

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