From the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show. show.

Big hour this hour, we're going to talk to Ian Bremer of Eurasia Group about the

2024 top global risks. And they're thought-provoking. They're interesting. If you like to

worry about things. No, I'm kidding. It's a good of that what are going to probably be the big

big stories around the world

this year

and one of the interesting things they've done this year is they've had uh... they put out a list of a few red herrings too. Things that have been big or

much discussed that are probably going to settle down, which include, believe it or not,

the US-China crisis.

Can't wait to ask you about that.

So that is the second half of this hour.

Hope you can stay tuned.

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A little DEI check in here.

I thought this was interesting and instructive in a way.

It reminds me a little bit of that New York time stuff about immigration in that

a cios which will touch on is a youngish leftyish politics website and the headline is companies are backing away from DEI, which is unquestionably true.

And we can get into why in a minute, but they lead with this.

Laudible goals like achieving equity.

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