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Armstrong & Getty On Demand

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🗓️ 2 June 2022

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Hour 2 of Thursday's A&G: A long discussion of Jonathan Haidt's article in The Atlantic on social media's grip on the American Future. Tune in to listen to Joe Getty's brilliant analysis. An update on the failings in Uvalde.

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0:00.0	music
0:10.0	from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington broadcast
0:14.0	center
0:15.0	at the Armstrong and Joe Getty
0:17.0	Armstrong and Getty Show
0:19.0	music
0:22.0	we have of course the 4th of July
0:24.0	but nothing compares and contrasts with what we're watching here today
0:29.0	you
0:31.0	one nation becomes totally united in glee I would imagine over what is going on
0:36.0	the 70th anniversary of the Queen's coronation
0:40.0	look are there some people in this country who are not monocates?
0:43.0	yes Mike I mean polls have it about a quarter of the population
0:47.0	are not super in favor of the monarchy are they Republicans possibly
0:51.0	but this weekend is a celebration of one person
0:55.0	and it's a celebration of 70 years of Queen Elizabeth frankly doing her duty
1:01.0	and doing it really well
1:03.0	some of the soft heads on MSNBC going on about the Queen's 70th anniversary
1:10.0	Jubilee Queen Elizabeth over there and Great Britain
1:13.0	so you know I've always thought it's fine gal I mean if you're gonna have a queen
1:18.0	which is an idiotic idea and pretty much indefensible
1:21.0	but if you're going to have one she seems to have been fine at it
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