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

the Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

You know, I've noticed just acknowledging that I have a bit of sadness.

I'm not trying to figure out why do I have this sadness?

Why the melancholy?

And it's not the same as what I'm seeing on the cable news channels or the Twitter feed and everything like that.

Exactly.

The whole, it's sad that Trump supporters are so evil and crazy that they stormed the capital year ago.

My sadness is that after Joe Biden's speech today, there's just no one interested in dealing with the problem that the extremes of both parties are out of control and violent.

And there's nobody willing to try to rise above one side and say we need to stop both sides from being crazy and violent.

We need to take back the conversation from the extremes on both sides and end this craziness.

Nobody's doing that.

The president didn't do it.

I'm not seeing any major columnists doing it really.

Not only is that not the dominant talking point.

It's just it's practically nonexistent.

It just goes to show how people really are with their priorities actually are with their what they love.

What is you know, my mind is going back. Oh, coming up brain surgeons rocket scientists are no smarter than the rest of us.

Stay tuned.

My mind goes back to the whole citizens United Supreme Court ruling where they said no, according to the First Amendment, if a corporation wants to pool money together and buy political ads, you have to let them.

And everybody decry that.

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