Now, broadcasting live, Jack Armstrong and Joe Daddy.

And now, he is Armstrong and Getty.

We arrive from the studio C.

C. Senior. Brand new week. Who knows what's going to happen this week.

Oh man. The boss you hate gets fired, replaced with a new boss you hate just as much.

Who knows what? Maybe another pandemic.

Welcome and we're under the tutelage today of our general manager.

Nancy Pelosi. And why is that person our general manager?

Oh, it's going to be an intense several days, Jack, as the Democrats wrangle with each other over various gigantic spending bills that will turn us into friends.

And the so-called legitimate infrastructure bill, which is legitimate in that it's like 30% infrastructure.

Yeah, like I said last week, I'm not a big wrangling about Bill's guy generally, but this is huge this week.

It would pass as it's written finished out.

If it all passes written according to the Wall Street Journal in New York times, it's just anybody who asks,

it would be the biggest expansion in like a hundred years.

And it would never go back. And we would be a different country forever.

I realize some of you think that would be a good thing. I certainly don't.

And as they say, sometimes a difference in degree is a difference in kind meaning.

If you grow these social welfare net enough, it will become a different country.

Yeah, but so Nancy herself said, yes, now I watched an interview with her said,

it's a given fact that it's not going to pass at $3.5 trillion.

It's going to be less than that. So she's already set the table on that.

Although I was thinking, I think she might be a trick in everybody.

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