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

The Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

We don't know precisely how things will play out, but here's what the world can expect

to see unfold.

First, Russia plans to manufacture a pretext for its attack.

Second, in response to this manufactured provocation, the highest levels of the Russian government

may theatrically convene emergency meetings to address the so-called crisis.

Next, the attack is planned to begin.

After that, Russian tanks and soldiers will advance on key targets that have already

been identified and mapped out in detailed plans.

Interesting.

So that's Secretary of State Anthony Blinken laying it out in a security council meeting

there at the UN.

What do you think of our angle, the Biden administration, is taking to lay out before

it happens to the world what we think is going to happen?

Do you think that works in terms of like taking all the fun out of it for Russia, taking

all the theatrics out of it?

Yeah, I love it.

I absolutely love it.

But it will ultimately yield, I don't know, but to recite the script before they recite

it with a straight face, I think that that declounds them in a glorious way.

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