The live NYC broadcast continues! Jack & Joe talk about what brought them to New York, and things the should do while in town...I'M REGGIE JACKSON (that'll make sense--just hit play). Plus, Marshall has news and there's Final Thoughts!

Similar to an experience that occured in Cuba, US embassy officials have experienced "sonic attacks", with symptoms that are troubling. WaPo China Bureau Chief Simon Denyer talked to Jack & Joe from Beijing with the details. Plus, Joe demonstrates why he's a master traveller.

For this episode of A&G, Jack & Joe continue their broadcast from NYC. Topics include fecal donations and why Dennis Rodman is perfect for the North Korea Summit.

LIVE FROM NYC. The Armstrong & Getty Show broadcast from The Big Apple! Guests include: smartness, sarcasm and high-altitude screams!

Joining A&G this morning, political expert Gary Dietrich to add some analysis to yesterday's primary. Plus, Lebron states that he won't visit the WH, neither with Steph--does that change the way you think of the NBA?

In this episode of A&G, Jack reviews his son's successful and wildly entertaining school singing performance. Plus, Joe details a major problem with Hawaii's state-run insurance program--aloha oe!

Long-time A&G favorite Jay Cost joins Jack & Joe for some post-election thoughts, largely centered on Trump's effect on our psyche. Plus, how the Jungle Primary system has resulted in new ways to game the election system.

Within this episode of Armstrong & Getty, post-election blues, Africa performed by a rubber chicken, Bill Clinton answers for his mistakes (forever), and Eagles--why are we talking about Eagles??

The CA Primary happens today, so you know what your job is today--VOTE! Noted political columnist Dan Balz joins A&G to talk about the weird ways of west, specifically the race for governor.

Joining A&G during this episode, WaPo tech columnist Geoffrey Fowler, who attended the WWDC and knows a thing-or-two about how to keep your digital life private. Plus, Tim "The Lawyer" Sandefur writes an explanation of the President's power to pardon.