from the George Washington Broadcast

Jack Armstrong. Ham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington

Broadcast Center Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty

Joey baby things are getting weird I think they're gonna wear

I'm strong and Getty but. But I know this.

The loco.

Everyone knows it.

The dramatics would come down just a little bit.

And now, he is Armstrong and Getty.

Couple things on the economy from Mark Halperin's newsletter today where he writes, nobody knows nothing on this.

He said, I've been covering how the macro economy is likely to impact elections for my whole career, which is many decades.

I've never seen so little consensus on what is happening and what is most likely to happen next. I find that a frightening statement.

Rings true. And what? It's absolutely true, but it also frightening. I almost dropped a fake F-bomb there. So we still have the

square jar around? Remember I'm going to stop swearing in a dollar in the

square jar every time I say one of those fake curses. Right, right. You didn't though, you held

back. See, you're already learning. I'm already getting better.

This is the official swear jar sound.

Mention the old joke.

Only two people understand how international economics works and unfortunately they disagree.

But the Wall Street Journal out with this story. works and unfortunately they disagree.

But the Wall Street Journal out with this story.

The hiring boom obscures what looks like a contradictory economic trend.

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