Please don't ask me what I think of you.

I might not give the answer that you want me to.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

Da, da, da, da, da, da, da.

I really dig that music.

Oh, it's got a throbbing urgency that really turns me on.

A throbbing urgency.

That is what it has.

So we talked during the radio show about the Secretary of State A. Blinken, talking about having the idiotic and jokey human rights counsel from the UN come in and inspect America and do a report.

I think it's part of a strategy to eventually go around a horn and criticize China and make everybody aware of China's human rights violations, but everybody knows that already.

I think it's a dumb idea, given the realities of the Human Rights Council or whatever

it's called for the UN.

But a number of sages and people we like and respect commented on it and we hadn't really

gotten a chance to play them on the show, so I just wanted to hit some of that tape.

First of all, here's the fabulous Jason Riley from the Wall Street Journal I see this is a

lot of political theater for the woke left and it's it's pretty laughable

yes America has some problems with race relations what country that has a

diverse population does not you know know, you have to say

compared to what. But the idea that we need lectures from the international community on

how to handle race relations in the U.S. is just laughable. I really think the acid test

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