From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington broadcast center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty, the Armstrong and Getty show.

Let me get up to speed here on something I don't actually even care about.

The voting for Speaker of the House, it would appear that Jim Jordan will not be the Speaker of the House on this vote either,

because enough people voted for other people, whatever that means.

That's how voting works, Jack.

That's often how you lose an election.

Too many people voted for other people.

Breaking it down, now take a look at the matter.

Sir, I was pointing to that.

Any know the funny thing is, when this all works itself out, it will eventually.

This will be little thought of nor discussed.

No, nobody will ever think about this again.

Now, Democrats on cable news will claim taking the nation through the turmoil of nobody's paying any attention.

This is a media thing.

And like, if you're super, super way too into politics, maybe you're paying attention, but I don't know any normal person that even knows this is going on.

But we didn't get this text before we get to clips of the week.

A sincere question, because I truly don't remember.

Did you guys ridicule Kevin McCarthy as much for failing on his first 14 ballots as you have for Jim Jordan failing on his first three ballots?

Again, I don't know anybody who's paying attention to it as much as you are right now and just did it with that text.

No, the only reason we think the whole thing is funny, and again, I'm a Jim Jordan fan.

I love him being on the committee.

He is such an incisive questioner and he's a really good cheerleader for conservatism.

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