Armstrong & Getty On Demand

The hosts discuss hoarding old food, Rosie O'Donnell’s recent media appearances, and Matthew McConaughey’s story about quitting marijuana.

Armstrong and Getty critique DSA-backed candidates and influencer Hassan Piker, condemning their radical rhetoric and anti-American views.

Armstrong and Getty critique the suicide of Cambridge professor Jason Arday, blaming DEI hiring practices and arguing that leftists falsely attribute his exposure to racism.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty criticize proposals to decriminalize theft for the poor, arguing it ignores economic realities and business impacts.

Armstrong and Getty discuss proposed laws decriminalizing theft of necessities, criticizing the logic behind such measures.

Armstrong and Getty discuss cultural differences observed during a trip to Canada, specifically contrasting credit card payment customs.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the suicide of Cambridge professor Jason Arday, criticizing his fabricated background and the university's hiring practices.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty critique AOC’s dismissal of the "woke" movement as a minor phase, arguing it was a dangerous cultural revolution comparable to historical totalitarian regimes.

Jack Armstrong shares his experience using GLP-1 weight loss drugs, detailing how easily he obtained Zepbound through a telehealth service.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the Alexei Mangione trial, criticizing leftist influencer Hasan Piker for platforming extremist views while politicians engage with him.

Joe Getty apologizes for mocking a dead eagle, blaming his cynicism on hatred for ABC anchor David Muir.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty interview Anastasia Bowden of the Pacific Legal Foundation regarding executive orders on birthright citizenship and privacy laws surrounding public recording.

Armstrong and Getty debate a viral video of an older man striking a young fan for sitting during the national anthem, discussing respect and battery laws.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the over-diagnosis of mental health issues, arguing that pathologizing normal grief and anxiety creates a self-fulfilling prophecy of distress.

Armstrong and Getty discuss Tim Sandefur’s book on the Founding Fathers’ genuine efforts to limit slavery, contrasting this with the 1619 Project.

Armstrong and Getty mock sexist 1960s commercials before analyzing the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index, arguing that its recent lows…

Joe Getty discusses the decline in student literacy, criticizing teachers' unions for prioritizing bureaucracy over education and opposing federal school choice programs.

Craig Gotwals discusses skyrocketing healthcare costs, blaming hospital cartels and advocating for employer self-insurance to bypass insurance lobbies.

Armstrong and Getty discuss Karl Rove’s strategy for defeating the DSA, criticizing Trump’s rhetoric and urging Republicans to address voter concerns directly.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the WNBA’s vague stance on transgender athletes, framing it as a failure to address biological realities.

Armstrong & Getty interview James Lindsay, co-author of *Cynical Theories*, to discuss the philosophical roots of "woke" culture as Western Marxism.

Jack Armstrong reports from Canada, praising its rural charm while discussing a recent hike and the value of shared hardships.

Joe Armstrong and Michael Getty interview Lanhee Chen on the nationalization of politics, discussing progressive victories in Wisconsin and Michigan and the Republican Party’s need for strong ideas.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the WNBA controversy involving former NBA players Enes Kanter and Royce White, framing it as a pivotal moment to expose critical theory.

Armstrong and Getty apologize for mocking eagle lovers, then condemn AOC for dismissing "Woke One" as crazy without accountability.

Armstrong and Getty interview Jason Rance to discuss the rise of progressive ideology and its impact on Washington State.

Armstrong and Getty interview David Drucker of The Dispatch to discuss how polarized primaries empower extreme candidates in both parties.

Armstrong and Getty interview Tim Sandefur, author of *Proclaiming Liberty*, to discuss the legal and constitutional roots of the American Revolution.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the decline of childhood resilience due to helicopter parenting, contrasting it with the harsh reality of homelessness in cities like Los Angeles.

Armstrong and Getty interview Jason Rance to discuss progressive policies in Washington state, including crime, homelessness, and ballot initiatives.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the erosion of liberty through excessive permits and critique socialism, featuring a quote from Nikita Khrushchev and a debate clip between Charlie Kirk and Hasan Piker.

Armstrong and Getty discuss President Trump’s alleged use of a catering truck to swap planes in Turkey and Senator Chuck Grassley’s emotional farewell to his vacuum cleaner.

Armstrong & Getty interview Bill Gertz on U.