From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

The Armstrong and Gettyshow.

President Putin broke a month-long public silence over Ukraine with harsh criticism of the

West claiming NATO deceived Russia over its expansion into Eastern Europe, his blunt language targeted at a domestic audience.

They said one thing and did another. They basically, as people say, screwed us over.

Wow, nice pipes there for the translator.

Hey everybody, they screwed us over.

And now the Eagles.

You know, uh, speaking of the putter, oh, were you going to tell us what the sad beep is?

I can coming up, coming up, I'll tell you what the sad beep is.

Beautiful.

Hey Michael, place 33.

Jen Saki has been setting new records for dishonesty and just, just, just crazy stuff.

But this was actually pretty clever talking about Putin. I like this.

When the fox is screaming from the top of the henhouse that he's scared of the chickens, which is essentially what they're doing, that fear isn't reported as a statement of fact.

That's pretty good.

Yeah.

I mean, she's got her job. I mean, she's utterly dishonest.

Oh, I've got an example of her being so dishonest about some economic news.

I have to get to that later. I've forgot to bring that up.

Excellent. Excellent.

So I came across this, this opinion piece by a gent who is with a think tank in Vienna.

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