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Guaranteed Human.

Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio

at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

We're Armstrong and Getty, not actually here, but yet still providing you information.

Yeah, it's a bunch of segments from the last several weeks, the wackiest, the most amusing, insightful, that sort of thing. Yeah, this is very, very exciting. You haven't heard this stuff. Oh, it could be funny, could be touching. He might cry, you might laugh. The Armstrong and Getty replay. The Gallup morality poll is out. We could spend this hour or the rest of the show or the rest of the week,

probably even the rest of the year discussing this if we wanted to.

Let's get started.

It's so deep and interesting on so many different things.

Starting with, and I think this headline came out earlier this week before the details came out,

a record 50% now half of the

country believes our morals as a country are poor. We do not think we have very good morals as a

country. That alone, you had something in mailbag, one of your quotes or something like that,

and I almost interjected a lot of the atheist, libertarian, however you want to identify them, crowd, you know, really hates the idea of religion and church being involved in any way.

But it's yet to be proven on planet Earth that you can have a moral

society without those same things. I know a lot of my atheist friends believe you can,

but that's not been proven that you can. Can I agree and simultaneously disagree with you?

Of course. The closest I've seen is your Northern European places like your Denmark's or your Sweden.

Because they had one culture.

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