No Incentive. 1/21/19 A&G Hr. 3

Armstrong & Getty On Demand

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4.6 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 21 January 2019

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

The partial Federal government shutdown continues, and Jay Caruso of The Washington Examiner joined Jack & Joe to examiner the political motivations of both the Trump Administration and the Dems--is there any reason for either to back down? Plus, Baxter has been busted!

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0:00.0	Fans of our own demand show, we now have a brand new daily podcast.
0:04.1	We're calling it Armstrong and Getty one more thing.
0:07.2	Yeah, that's where we just talk about something else that didn't fit into the show.
0:09.7	And sometimes we use naughty language.
0:11.5	Yes!
0:11.9	Not often though, because it's naughty.
0:13.5	Finally!
0:14.2	Find it right now via the iHeart app.
0:16.3	Just search for Armstrong and Getty one more thing.
0:19.5	My chance to work blue!
0:30.0	That is our plan.
0:54.0	For security, DACA, TPS, and many other things.
0:59.3	Straight forward, fair, reasonable, and commonsense with lots of compromise.
1:06.1	Well, it didn't come off as commonsense apparently to everyone because it was turned down before
1:10.8	I ever gave the speech.
1:12.6	But just on the left hand the right.
1:16.1	And culture hated it and Nancy Pelosi hated it.
1:18.4	Please welcome the Armstrong and Getty show, Jay Caruso, the deputy editor of the Washington
1:22.6	Examiner magazine with an appropriately named cover story Washington hits the wall or
1:29.6	a wall to wall politics.
1:30.9	I saw one of the links.
1:32.8	Jay's with us now.
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