And now Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty. I'm Strong and Getty.

And now he is Armstrong and Getty.

Hey welcome to the Armstrong and Getty show.

We're taking the week off because we're glutton's and we're going to eat so much that we're sick.

The incoherent, we're so full anyway.

But there's so much to discuss.

You got senators wanting to fight witnesses you got congresspeople fighting each other

Israel fighting for its survival and fat communists visiting California so much

By the way if you want to hear more you can catch our podcast Armstrong and Getty on demand.

So I absolutely salute Nicholas Christoph of the New York Times for writing the piece that

he wrote and I'm glad the New York Times printed and I'm also

somewhat surprised speaking of the collision between reality and and in

particular progressive policies long Long overdue collision.

Oh good lord, yeah.

That's the one aspect of conservatism I will claim to my dying day is that we must understand reality and as we talk about

policy we cannot let passion Trump reality our hopes Trump reality we've got to be

grounded in reality and I appreciate this dose of reality.

um Christoph's headline as we mentioned earlier is the one privilege liberals ignore.

And then he talks about American liberals have led the campaign to reduce child poverty since

FDR, proud legacy, etc.

But we've long had a blind spot.

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