Now Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio,

the George Washington Broadcast Center,

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

I'm Strong and Getty.

And now, he is Armstrong and Getty.

I'm Strong 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.

Be incoherent. We're so full anyway.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

Jack, would you like to remind everybody of Joe Getty's Iron Law of dog retrieval. Is that the idea that you you can't punish your

dog when you find like your dog's disobeying you and then when your dog finally comes to you you

you can't like you know hit him with a rolled up newspaper

right they're getting the message that oh when i come to you i get smack on the

nose

no they finally come to you you're, don't smack them on the nose.

Of course, shouldn't beat your dog anyway. No, no, no, no.

It's a metaphorical and you shouldn't beat New York Times journalists either.

I mean, there are laws, for instance. This is astounding. I brought

this up briefly yesterday but there's more to it now. The New York Times is

actually paying a fair amount of attention to immigration backlash around the world.

And they point out the foreign-born population of various countries and how it's skyrocketed

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