This is an IHeart podcast.

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.

So in China, they have something called a social credit score where the government keeps track of like how good a citizen you are.

Do you pay your taxes on time and show up to work and do the stuff the communist party wants you to do

everything like that how obedient are you yeah and they keep track of that sort of stuff and it

plays a role in your life trying to move jobs get a different house that sort of thing i hate

i hate the idea of the government doing that but i like the idea the private sector doing it

and it's happening more and more.

And we'll talk about that coming up.

So speaking of misbehavior, Riley Gaines has been an absolutely courageous spokesperson for women's sports, women's private places, and women's rights in general.

And on college campuses, where undergrads are majority women, the reception she's gotten has been absolutely horrific.

I have been in several environments, especially on these hotbeds,

these college campuses where I have been spit on.

Of course, I mean, the most profane, obscene,

heinous things yelled at me, drinks poured on me, glass bottles thrown at me. There was an

incident in San Francisco where I was literally held hostage for five hours where protesters,

the mob, the angry, violent mob on the outside demanded that I had to pay them money

if I wanted to make it back home to my family safely.

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