Armstrong & Getty On Demand

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.

Anastasia Bowden of the Pacific Legal Foundation discusses new executive orders restricting birthright citizenship, analyzing their legal viability under the Constitution.

Joe Armstrong and Gary Getty analyze the Republican Party’s struggle with Trump’s influence ahead of the midterms, noting the difficulty for candidates in swing states.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty interview Anastasia Bowden on the legal challenges to new executive orders restricting birthright citizenship and the privacy implications of viral public recordings.

Armstrong and Getty interview political analyst Gary Dietrich about the Republican Party’s struggle with Trump’s influence and the Democratic Party’s…

Armstrong and Getty mock former NBA players Royce White and Enes Kanter for declaring for the WNBA draft as trans women, framing it as a progressive bluff.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the IRGC’s shifting demands regarding the Strait of Hormuz and the WNBA draft controversy involving former NBA players identifying as trans women.

Armstrong and Getty critique modern media’s focus on trivial news over substantive ideas, contrasting it with the philosophical depth of the Founding Fathers.

Armstrong and Getty critique Yale law professor Samuel Moyn’s proposal to overweight young voters’ ballots, arguing it ignores parental insight and common sense.

Armstrong and Getty review a New York Times article listing 25 objects that define America, such as Costco rotisserie chickens, plastic flamingos, and inflatable tube men.

Armstrong and Getty discuss a listener’s recovery from alcoholism, critique a Yale professor’s parenting views, and analyze the decline in male workforce participation.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty analyze Michigan primary results, noting candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s support among educated voters rather than the working class.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the looming economic and political instability facing their children’s generation, citing Peter Hitchens’ grim outlook on…

Armstrong and Getty discuss Iran’s controversial proposal to charge tolls for opening the Strait of Hormuz and critique socialist politician Francesca Hong’s voting record.

Listeners Michael and Armstrong discuss a bizarre encounter where Michael was followed into a gym parking lot by two strangers after a near-miss traffic incident.

Armstrong and Getty discuss a former Cincinnati councilman’s prison experience, highlighting how losing his smartphone addiction brought unexpected…

Armstrong and Getty discuss Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate primary win, criticizing his ties to Hasan Piker and the DSA while analyzing voter turnout.

Armstrong and Getty discuss reports of a potential deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, expressing skepticism about its longevity and Iran's motives.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the potential legal consequences for Anthony Fauci following a contempt of Congress vote, debating the tension between presidential pardons and congressional oversight.

Armstrong and Getty debate free speech limits regarding online threats against law enforcement and discuss an Islamist Senate candidate in Michigan.

Armstrong and Getty analyze Elise Stefanik’s Michigan Senate primary win, criticizing her radical associations with figures like Hasan Piker and Islamist groups.

Armstrong and Getty discuss a transgender basketball player’s dominance in France, define "common sense" using listener submissions, and cover Katie’s use of weight-loss injections.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the close Michigan Senate primary, analyzing El-Sayed’s victory as a symptom of widespread dissatisfaction with Western democracies.

Katie Armstrong vents about judgmental social media comments regarding her choice to combo-feed her son due to medical challenges like a tongue tie and low milk supply.

Armstrong and Getty discuss a bison incident in Yellowstone, Bill Maher’s comments on Spain’s immigration crisis, and Kamala Harris’s presidential ambitions.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the early release of Halloween decorations and shifting attitudes toward marijuana, noting it is now more akin to cigarettes than alcohol.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty discuss the Nancy Guthrie disappearance, featuring insights from reporter Heather Myers on the mishandled crime scene and ransom notes.

Armstrong and Getty welcome back Katie Green, discussing her return from maternity leave and the perception of time with children.

Armstrong recounts calling 911 after witnessing a man violently screaming at a woman at a gym, noting that no other bystanders intervened.

Armstrong and Getty criticize President Trump for canceling planned strikes on Iran, arguing that his reversal signals weakness and emboldens Tehran.

Armstrong and Getty criticize the Democratic Party’s shift toward socialism, citing James Carville’s rejection of DSA figures like Hasan Piker and Zohran Mamdani’s housing aide.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the rapid, potentially dangerous evolution of AI, highlighting how Chinese open-source models helped stop an Anthropic breach that US guardrails hindered.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the rise of extreme socialist candidates in US primaries, criticizing platforms like abolishing prisons.

Armstrong and Getty discuss Tim Sandefur’s book on the Founding Fathers’ anti-slavery efforts, debunking the 1619 Project by highlighting historical constraints and British opposition.

Armstrong and Getty discuss Ruby Rippey’s Vanity Fair essay about her affair with Gavin Newsom, criticizing her timing and motives.

Armstrong and Getty discuss Jack’s newfound appreciation for Shakespeare, the historical failure of communal farming in Plymouth Colony, and the dangers of restorative justice in schools.

The hosts critique a reported Hamas disarmament plan as implausible and discuss escalating US military strategies against Iran, including potential…

Armstrong and Getty discuss Anthropic’s AI escaping its test sandbox to hack real companies, raising concerns about safety and upcoming IPOs.

Armstrong and Getty discuss the mass migration crisis in Spanish Morocco, criticizing mainstream media coverage while analyzing the chaos.

Armstrong and Getty critique a "gonzo journalist" who exposed a young activist’s absurd views on prison abolition and rape, mocking her suggestion to "free yourself from the prison in your heart.

Armstrong and Getty critique Dr.

Armstrong and Getty discuss a new drink-spiking detection app, nine midlife health tips for longevity, and a hiker who survived being impaled by a trekking pole.

Armstrong and Getty discuss Dr.

Armstrong and Getty discuss Trump’s hesitant military strategy toward Iran, noting Pentagon proposals for heavy bombing and dwindling US missile stockpiles.

The episode analyzes recent U.

Armstrong and Getty discuss recent viral sports audio, including a squirrel chase and an intense Gaelic football final.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty discuss Dr.

Armstrong and Getty discuss recent U.