Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio, the George Washington Broadcast

Center, Jack Armstrong, and Joe Getty. I'm strong and Getty. And now he is Armstrong and Getty.

I'm in between holes on my belt right now, very inconvenience. One hole is too tight and uncomfortable.

One hole, my pants are falling down around my knees, showing my genitalia to the world.

And a tighter pants. And just a ton handy. It's a tweener day. So I've either got a little greater gain weight.

Which do you suppose will happen? I know which one you can do faster this weekend. Live from studio C.

C. Senior, a dimly lit room deep with the bowels of the Armstrong and Getty communications compound.

Hey, everybody on a Friday. We're under the tutelage of our general manager.

I'm going to go with the Ukrainian counteroffensive.

Although, you know what? Let me, let me switch because we do need to talk about that.

Let's go with Japan and South Korea. This is the news of the day.

It will get the least attention of the day because it's not presidential politics, which is our national pastime,

despite with the NFL claims. Plus your whole belt crisis is distracting a lot of people.

The biggest news of the day is they're going to announce a security pact between the United States, South Korea and Japan.

Both leaders meeting with Joe Biden today. That's the biggest news. And it's all about China.

The dynamics in play right now, geopolitically economically, which is part of geopolitics, all meant to contain the rise of belligerent hostile China is so interesting to see.

Xi Jinping thought, okay, we've milked the West out of the wealth and technology we need.

Now we're going to go full aggressive.

Comey, that Donald Trump jerk called us on our tricks. That's fine. Now we're going to get belligerent.

And the West responded, you know how kind of we fight a lot.

Yeah, we're not fighting anymore. We're going to fight you and all that economic wealth you've been accumulating.

You think we're a junkie for China? Yeah, we're not that much. And their economy is hurting.

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