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

The Armstrong and Gettyshow.

When I was in my loophole in 2015, I was jogging along the street and I heard artillery bombing for the first time.

I was like, what the f*** is going on?

But everyone around me who lived there for this entire year was just okay with it. It was like a normal day.

So it's not as dramatic as you try to describe it.

Ukrainians are not panicking. We are not frightened by the artillery fire.

In fact, if anything, it makes us more resilient.

Everybody says that. And I think it's true.

Everybody that I see interviews says that sort of thing.

No, no, the more they pound us, the more committed we are.

History bears that out too. There are many examples we talked about this yesterday.

Yeah. All the way up to President Zelensky who says he's willing to fight till his last breath.

That's a heck of a thing to say.

That many means it.

He absolutely means it.

More on the Ukraine situation coming up in the next segment, we thought we'd turn our gaze toward a couple of other things.

I'm having trouble getting about the dumbest two minutes in wheel of fortune history.

We'll be just saying something.

I don't know if I've ever actually watched wheel of fortune.

Is that it ain't jeopardy?

People on there a little dialed back.

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