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

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty, the Armstrong and Getty Show.

I understand the politics of COVID. I get it. I really do. I was an anti-mandate of every kind.

Closing the schools was horrible. I think we made way too big a deal out of it.

I hated the idea of getting vaccines. All that sort of stuff.

Hey, the mandate, it's at least. I didn't get crazy sick over the last three days from having COVID for the fourth time.

I mean, I don't know what to do about that. I'd like to be like Katie, who's never had COVID and never got a shot.

Good for you, but I don't think I can will that to happen.

Well, your inability to fight it off is wild and just immune system wise.

You know, I'd like to go to lack a character, but you're too sick. It'd be cruel.

So, um, I mean, but yeah, your body doesn't apparently have the ability to mount,

or maybe this variant is so weird that didn't work that your immune response, who knows?

I don't know. I don't know.

If you're an epidemiologist, drop us a note. Mailbag in Armstrong and getty.com.

So a couple of things, oddly somewhat COVID related. Actually, it's more about humans, including unbelievably eloquent piece of writing.

I came across the Joe from San Francisco's writing on the topic of the Wuhan pissing matches he puts it charmingly.

Why people are in two camps over where the COVID virus came from? I don't know.

My guess is that it has something to do with Donald Trump. Trump painters find it not just to agree with him about anything.

Yeah, that is one of the most interesting things we all got a chance to observe on both sides to some extent.

But, um, that we separated into our camps, pro Trump and anti Trump.

And if you were anti Trump, everything he said was the polar opposite of the truth.

And you would fight to the death over that principle, even when it turned out later on that he was 100% right about some of it.

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