My Spirit Has Left My Body
Summary
Armstrong and Getty mock mainstream media for leading with Kelly Clarkson’s dispute over a $15,000 mechanical singing bird, arguing it distracts from serious issues. They then analyze Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, accusing him of concealing ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and radical imams while dodging questions on Iran and Israel. The hosts also critique the political left’s "omni-cause" protests in France and discuss the feasibility of firing squads for executions.
Topics discussed
Sponsors and show introduction
Data center threats and foreign interference
Critique of mainstream news priorities
Kelly Clarkson and the Art of Play controversy
Rough Greens dog food advertisement
Analysis of the Kelly Clarkson story's appeal
BKFC and Direct Support sponsor spots
Nobel Prize, Paris protests, and Greta Thunberg
Abdul El-Sayed's Islamist ties and death penalty
BKFC and Direct Support sponsor spots
El-Sayed's Muslim Brotherhood family ties
El-Sayed's rhetoric on Iran and women's rights
Hassan Piker and Megyn Kelly's stance
El-Sayed's Medicare for All proposal costs
BKFC and Direct Support sponsor spots
Underwear jokes and retail news
Man attacked by tiger in England
Firing squad debate and Guilfoyle resignation
Final sponsor spots and sign-off
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