From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center,

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty, Armstrong and Getty Show.

So we got more on Ukraine. We'll get to a little bit later.

It continues to be a horror, Nancy Pelosi visited yesterday, making it clear that we are in it to win it.

Whatever winning it means. So maybe we'll discuss that more later.

The White House Correspondence Dinner was over the weekend. I have no interest in talking about that really.

It went from something that I used to really enjoy to something that I love, its existence, and don't want to give it any freaking air.

Perhaps you could explain that change in attitude later. I'd like to hear it. Maybe I will.

Also, if you're a Russian oligarch and you're thinking I'm going to come out against Putin's war, I'd hire up some security first.

And birds aren't real. It flies, it spies. Thank goodness 60 minutes. Let us know that last night.

More on that later.

How about one more light note before we get into the gut wrenching news of the day?

Young man throws a picture for Tennessee University of Tennessee. He threw a fastball over the weekend.

Set the record for the fastest fastball in college baseball history. Take a guess.

Jack, take a guess. I don't know. Do college pictures throw a hundred?

Occasionally. It's fairly rare, but yes.

I don't know. I'll just go ahead and tell you.

Here's a hint. You couldn't hit it if you threw it from second base.

105.5. Wow. How's he still in college?

Well, he's a red shirt. I think he was red shirted as freshman year.

So this is his first official year. He was probably learning how to throw strikes.

But my question is, can the human anatomy do that for an extended period?

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