Armstrong & Getty On Demand

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty discuss the constitutional dangers of Flock’s 120,000 AI-powered license plate cameras, arguing that such surveillance violates foundational privacy principles.

Armstrong and Getty discuss election integrity with guest Anastasia Bowden, analyzing Supreme Court rulings on federal voting controls and the political shifts surrounding mail-in ballots.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the disconnect between modern media and meaningful policy, contrasting it with the philosophical depth of the Founding Fathers.

Armstrong and Getty discuss a drink-spiking detection app and nine expert tips for midlife longevity, including fermented foods and weightlifting.

Armstrong and Getty analyze Bill Gates’ warning about AI’s disruptive impact on jobs and society, debating whether tech companies or governments should manage the transition.

Armstrong and Getty critique the Democratic Socialists of America’s radical platform, labeling it revolutionary and anti-American.

Armstrong and Getty critique Jill Biden’s book tour, discussing media complicity and the psychological tendency toward self-delusion regarding political figures.

Armstrong and Getty critique the shift toward dark, political humor in modern late-night TV, contrasting it with the lighter style of past hosts like Leno and Letterman.

Armstrong and Getty mock Lisa Rinna’s sexist comments on the Clancy trial and analyze the judge’s jury instructions.

Armstrong and Getty discuss Tiger Woods’ five-year license suspension, European leaders labeling a German airport attack as Russian state-sponsored…

Armstrong and Getty predict a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case due to jury deadlock and discuss the limited impact of midterm elections.

Armstrong and Getty discuss a homeless encampment near their studio, attributing its existence to progressive policies rather than housing costs.

Armstrong and Getty analyze a viral video of a retail robot in Russia that reacts aggressively to a customer’s shove.

Armstrong and Getty discuss a survey revealing that young Democratic women disproportionately blame men for their life challenges, contrasting this with a philosophy of personal responsibility.

Armstrong and Getty discuss a 101-year-old WWII veteran’s skydiving birthday stunt and the declining trend of cosmetic fillers, noting a shift toward natural aesthetics.

Armstrong and Getty discuss Tony Romo’s DUI plea and the societal double standards applied to celebrity misconduct.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the hung jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial, highlighting a judge’s erroneous manslaughter instruction under Massachusetts law.

Armstrong and Getty satirize Trump’s rhetoric before analyzing his recent press conference on Venezuela and Iran.

The hosts react to a Facebook post from Castro Valley, California, where a user criticized a couple for dry humping in a park near children.

Armstrong and Getty open with satirical "war on Canada" posters before analyzing James Lindsay’s critique of federal student loans, arguing that…

Armstrong and Getty discuss postpartum mental health statistics and the Lindsay Clancy trial, criticizing the narrative that she was denied help.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the political strategy of leftists adopting socialist labels, the rise of gene-edited hypoallergenic dogs, and the viral story of Jimothy the deformed raccoon.

Armstrong and Getty condemn the viral trend of parents cracking eggs on toddlers' heads for online engagement, labeling it abusive rage-baiting.

Armstrong and Getty interview Anastasia Bowden of the Pacific Legal Foundation regarding Supreme Court rulings on election integrity and mail-in voting.

Armstrong and Getty critique a Wall Street Journal article claiming school phone bans have minimal impact on test scores, mocking the suggestion that daydreaming is equivalent to phone use.

The hosts discuss the fifth anniversary of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, praising a Wall Street Journal documentary that highlights the…

Armstrong and Getty discuss escalating US-Iran tensions, the Lindsay Lohan trial, and criticize a Wall Street Journal article opposing school cell phone bans.

Armstrong and Getty analyze Dolly Parton’s universal appeal, attributing it to her kindness and charisma despite her controversial public image.

Armstrong and Getty react to a Los Angeles man’s proposal for taxpayer-funded sexual relief clinics for the homeless, mocking the idea amidst broader criticism of city spending.

Armstrong and Getty review the week’s news, including the Lindsey Clancy trial, Trump’s tariffs, and Meta’s time limits.

Armstrong and Getty discuss a Florida grand jury finding that $10 million was misappropriated to Gov.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the rising trend of seniors using marijuana, highlighting social pressures, health concerns, and targeted marketing campaigns.

Armstrong and Getty criticize California’s new law, dubbed the "Stop Nick Shirley Act," for criminalizing the exposure of fraud in immigration services.

Armstrong and Getty discuss ChatGPT’s new Apple Messages integration and the political implications of Islam, citing Bill Barr and Jamie Raskin.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the closing arguments in the Lindsay Clancy trial, debating the insanity defense and societal shifts toward excusing behavior via mental health diagnoses.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the devastating Nepal floods, the Meta social media settlement, and the CIA director’s diplomatic visit to Moscow.

Armstrong and Getty reflect on Dolly Parton’s enduring legacy, attributing her universal appeal to her consistent kindness and lack of pretension.

Armstrong and Getty discuss Dolly Parton’s universal appeal and the absurdity of a proposal for taxpayer-funded sexual relief clinics for the homeless in Los Angeles.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the arrest of 49ers owner Jed York, a secret CIA Director visit to Moscow, and Dolly Parton’s enduring appeal.

Armstrong and Getty criticize California’s high-speed rail project as massive government waste, citing ballooning costs and missed deadlines.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty reflect on the passing of Dolly Parton, analyzing her universal appeal, kindness, and refusal to conform to industry image standards.

Armstrong and Getty discuss Joe’s son navigating high school social dynamics, including a confusing interaction with a girl after gym class.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty critique South Carolina Senate candidate Darlene Graham for her lack of foreign policy knowledge, comparing her unfavorably to her opponent Ralph Norman.

Armstrong and Getty discuss China’s humanoid robot advancements, criticizing mainstream media for ignoring the military implications of these AI-driven machines.

Armstrong and Getty analyze Michigan Senate candidate El-Sayed’s Fox News interview, criticizing his views on Sharia law and sex changes for minors.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the arrest of 49ers owner John York in a prostitution sting, debating why wealthy elites seek low-level anonymity.

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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty discuss Armstrong’s daughter’s impressive mock trial victory and his own weight loss journey.