For those who can't catch The Armstrong & Getty Show from the get-go, you're missing our daily pronouncements (General Manager & The Official Start) as well as our check-ins with technical director MichaelAngelo and producer Positive Sean! Listen up!

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Following a completely ridiculous, 7-hour-long SF school board meeting (during which the main topic of school re-opening was side-lined by misguided, virtue signaling social equity zealots), Joe Getty offered an olive branch to those who continue to hold a tight grip on their hatred of Donald J. Trump.

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Joe (with some help from A&G listener JT) takes the "meritocracy is racist" argument to absurd levels by pointing out that by awarding Tom Brady the MVP award--and referring to him as "The G.O.A.T (greatest of all-time)--is just another example of the unjust distribution of advantage. Give back that trophy now, Tom! You're no G.O.A.T.!

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Did you enjoy the Super Bowl--the A&G crew weighs-in. Plus, we announce the new British Variant of Covid-19.

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Joe summarizes the not-too-surprising end of the never-Trumper organization known as The Lincoln Project.

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Our weekly compendium of stupendous audio moments!

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Jack points-out that when it comes to political spin--nothing has changed.

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Everyone wants a smart tv, right? Ol' Simple Jack has his preference as well--and it ain't no danged smart TV!

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ABC's George Stephanopoulos' attempt to extract a short affirmative answer from Kentucky Senator Rand Paul regarding voter fraud quickly turned into an indictment of the media's biased coverage of the election. Jack & Joe provide the play-by-play of the heated exchange.

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The insurrection at the Capitol building was an utter catastrophe. 4 Americans died, our nation was shaken to its core and our President destroyed his legacy. After tensions seemed to calm down during the holidays, the frustration, the anger and the resentment that had characterized the past 12 months boiled over anew, the screws of our national psyche being twisted even tighter than before. On Thursday morning, we launched the Armstrong & Getty Show with our thoughts on what had transpired following the Stop the Steal rally.  

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