No Details & The Spray-On Tans

Summary

Armstrong & Getty On Demand — “No Details & The Spray-On Tans”

Date: June 17, 2026
Hosts: Jack Armstrong & Joe Getty

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Episode Overview

In this episode, Armstrong and Getty dig into the breaking news surrounding an imminent U.S.–Iran Memorandum of Understanding, expressing deep skepticism about the terms and lack of transparency. The conversation touches on the political gamesmanship, international mediation, and perceived weaknesses in the deal. The hosts then shift focus to lighter topics, analyzing the absurdities of reality TV (“Million Dollar Nannies”) and previewing a highly anticipated USA-England World Cup soccer match slated for July 4th, 2026—America’s 250th birthday. The show closes with spirited praise for Elon Musk’s achievements and a volley against political envy toward success and wealth.

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Main Topics and Insights

1. US–Iran Nuclear Deal: Criticism and Analysis

• Summary: The centerpiece is the expected signing of a US–Iran Memorandum of Understanding, with supposed sanctions relief for Iran and a 60-day negotiation window on Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Jack and Joe, relying on journalist Trey Yingst’s reporting, critique the agreement’s vagueness and opacity.
• Key Points:
  • The Strait of Hormuz will reportedly reopen, the US will lift a blockade, and Iran will pledge (in vague terms) to negotiate further about its nuclear program. (03:42–04:12)
  • Hosts complain about uncertainty and the lack of publicly released deal details, suggesting the arrangement is weak and may put US interests secondary to Iranian and mediator priorities.
  • They discuss that nothing in the text appears enforceable, with doubts that Iran will actually halt nuclear activities.
  • Mediation is being primarily managed by Qatar and Pakistan—two governments with their motives and histories, raising further suspicion.
  • Quote:
    • “If you win, you say, look, weird beard. This is how it’s going to be. And if you don’t like it, I’m going to kill you. That’s how it goes when you win. That’s not the way it’s playing out right now.” — Joe Getty (10:22)
    • “Iran is dictating terms to us and we are accepting them as opposed to the other way around.” — Joe Getty (10:22)
  • Discussion of how nuclear material cannot be “destroyed”—only diluted or confiscated. (04:54)
  • Speculation about why the deal isn’t being released:
    • Sensitivities in the Arab/Muslim world, mediated by outsiders (Qataris and Pakistanis) (07:22)
    • Host skepticism that this is anything other than a diplomatic face-saving for US leaders.
  • “There’s only one reason to hide the agreement.” — Joe Getty (15:01)
  • Commentators from across the US media spectrum are deeply critical, including Fox News and WSJ. (13:43, 29:14)
  • They highlight how the current deal provides economic relief to Iran for mere promises—a reversal of previous US leverage.

Notable Quotes & Segments:

• [04:52] Joe Getty: “Good God.”
• [09:38] Jack Armstrong: “So…Qatar and Pakistan have asked us to hold back… These are the two governments deciding when Americans get to see the terms… not the US mediators…”
• [10:22] Joe Getty: “Iran is dictating terms to us… When you win you say, look, weird beard, this is how it’s going to be. … That’s not the way it’s playing out right now.”
• [13:43] Jack Armstrong: Reads New York Post: “We’re dealing with people that I think are very rational people that were nice to deal with. … They’re not radicalized. … Vahidi, the head of the IRGC, is ultra radicalized.”
• [30:03] Jack Armstrong: Wonders if the deal will be scrapped due to pushback.

2. Media & Political Reactions

• Jack and Joe note how even traditionally pro-Trump/Fox News figures are turning on the administration due to the Iran deal.
• Suggests a lack of widespread support or positive analysis for the agreement.
• “Victories are usually visible, clear, and understandable.” — Dana Perino, as cited by Joe Getty (29:54)

3. Reality TV Satire: “Million Dollar Nannies”

• The hosts lampoon a new reality series featuring wealthy families and their extravagant demands on nannies (e.g., plating children’s food with chopsticks, spray-on tans for parents).
• The conversation serves as cultural commentary on privilege and the absurdities of reality television.
• Memorable Moments:
  • “There are three of them. It’s a gay throuple parenting situation.” — Jack Armstrong (23:33)
  • “You’re gonna have your nanny spray tan you?” — Joe Getty (23:38)
  • Discussion of “realtor eyes,” nannies called “nanners,” and audition questions on luxury stroller brands.

4. Entertainment & Politics: Musician Bookings

• Contrasts Trump’s inability to book acts for the July 4th celebration with Obama’s all-star musical lineup for his presidential library opening, including U2, Springsteen, John Legend, and Stevie Wonder. (21:05, 36:36)
• Notable Quote:
  • “Trump had one guy from Poison cancel on him. Quite a different set there.” — Jack Armstrong (25:12)

5. Elon Musk Becomes World’s First Trillionaire

• Charlie Cook of National Review is quoted at length, framing Musk’s rise as a triumph of American ideals.
• Hosts reject “envy politics” and lament politicians who criticize financial success.
• Quotes:
  • “If your primary reaction to his stewardship is to wonder how quickly you can confiscate the money he has… you are a loser.” — Reading Charlie Cook (35:13)
  • “The politics of envy is the politics of confiscation.” — Jack Armstrong (38:01)
  • “Oh my God, it’ll turn us into France.” — Jack Armstrong (38:01)

6. World Cup Soccer: USA vs. England on July 4th, 2026

• Segment begins with a humorous British fan dreading the symbolism of the matchup (“not a fixture, an awkward family reunion”).
• Discusses England’s soccer team history, new coaching decisions, and the squad’s surprising prioritization of team chemistry over raw talent.
• Explains the layers of cultural meaning: America’s 250th birthday, World Cup, and the echoes of the 1776 split.
• Quotes:
  • “Imagine your ex inviting you to a celebration of the day they dumped you. Come along, there’ll be fireworks.” — British Soccer Fan (47:41)
  • “We’re number 16, they’re number 4. So us beating them would be a crazy upset… but be very exciting.” — Joe Getty (51:39)
• Adds context for England’s soccer woes ("have not won the World Cup since 1966") and drama in team selection.

7. Public Service: Mail Check Fraud Warning

• Brief segment warning about chemical check-washing scams targeting mail.
• Quote:
  • “Beware mailing checks, friends.” — Jack Armstrong (42:21)

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Notable Quotes and Memorable Moments (with Timestamps)

• On the Iran Deal:

  • “If you win, you say, look, weird beard. This is how it’s going to be.” — Joe Getty [10:22]
  • “Iran is dictating terms to us and we are accepting them as opposed to the other way around.” — Joe Getty [10:22]
  • “You have to be a child or a moron to believe that.” — Joe Getty [11:29]
  • “The whole thing stinks.” — Jack Armstrong [10:21]
  • “There’s only one reason to hide the agreement.” — Joe Getty [15:01]

• On Reality TV:

  • “You're gonna have your nanny spray tan you?” — Joe Getty [23:38]
  • “Tiny blonde millionaire insists that her nannies ‘cultivate independence from the patriarchy in any male dominated hierarchy.’” — Jack Armstrong [22:54]

• On Elon Musk:

  • “If your primary reaction...is to want wonder how quickly you can confiscate the money... You are a loser...” — Charlie Cook (read by Jack Armstrong) [35:13]
  • “The politics of envy is the politics of confiscation.” — Jack Armstrong [38:01]

• World Cup Build-up:

  • “Imagine your ex inviting you to a celebration of the day they dumped you.” — British Soccer Fan [47:41]

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Important Segments & Timestamps

• US–Iran Deal Analysis: 03:42–16:03, 29:14–32:46
• Political and Media Reaction: 29:14–31:11
• Reality TV Satire (“Million Dollar Nannies”): 21:05–24:33
• Entertainment—Trump vs. Obama Musician lineups: 21:05–25:12
• Elon Musk & “Politics of Envy”: 34:42–39:13
• Mail/Check Fraud Warning: 40:54–42:21
• World Cup/USA–England Preview: 46:50–51:46

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Tone and Style

The hosts mix serious skepticism of international deals with sardonic humor, quick asides, and cultural comedy, often jumping from pointed political critique to lighter pop-culture commentary. Armstrong and Getty's banter is candid, sometimes irreverent, but always conversational and accessible to listeners.

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Takeaway

This episode showcases Armstrong and Getty’s strengths: incisive, skeptical political analysis and razor-sharp cultural commentary. The looming Iran deal receives broadside critiques for its lack of transparency and possible negative ramifications, followed by refreshing palate cleansers—satire about elite nannies, a historical World Cup matchup, and spirited defense of American entrepreneurship. The episode closes with reminders to be vigilant in everyday life and a preview of upcoming topics.

Transcript

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[Trey Yingst]

The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding between the United States and Iran is just 48 hours away and some details are already leaking out. Reports do indicate we'll see the Strait of Hormuz immediately open and the US Navy will lift their blockade of Iranian ports. The Iranians will agree to negotiate in the next 60 days the details of their nuclear program and in return will receive tiered sanctions relief along with a cease fire across all fronts, including Lebanon.

[Joe Getty]

Was it clear from that report, the order that this happens?

[Jack Armstrong]

No, we have some information on that, that last little bit. A cease fire on all fronts, including Lebanon. Already we're at a non starter. But let's not be too judgy prematurely. What else does Trey Youngst have to say?

[Trey Yingst]

The largest X factor here is Iran's nuclear program. Over the next 60 days, the details of the program are set to be discuss, discussed. But in the past, the Iranians have been unwilling to make serious concessions. President Trump said Tuesday the US Will go into Iran, get their highly enriched uranium and destroy it. It's not clear if Iran has agreed to this point.

[Joe Getty]

Good God.

[Jack Armstrong]

One of our learned listeners has pointed out you can't destroy nuclear material. You can dilute it or you can chemically modify it, but both actions are completely reversible. The only way to change nuclear material is via fusion or fission. So we would have to confiscate it. And there's no way to safely allow Iran to enrich to any level because they always, always cheat. Okay, but that's fine. Who knows? Maybe they've, they've worked out a new inspection regime. 1. Well, that's, that's pretty long. Yeah, go ahead. Michael is 42.

[Trey Yingst]

And as we speak, there are reports out of southern Lebanon of renewed Israeli airstrikes against Hezbollah. This is an important point to remember because just last night the military command in Iran threatened to bomb Israel if they continue strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon. And so it's not clear what the language is within this agreement as it relates to the Lebanon clause. And quite frankly, they should release the deal because it would clear up a lot of these uncertainties. And at the end of the day, there's a lot of texts that are circulating around. The Iranians are leaking some information, other regional allies are leaking information. And the administration, from the president to the vice president to top White House officials, have said what is circulating is not true. So then release the text and then people can analyze it for exactly what it is, what is going to be signed on Friday in Geneva, Switzerland.

[Jack Armstrong]

Tell you what, Trey Yingst is not only a fabulous reporter, he's a really good analyst.

[Joe Getty]

Come on, Israel, Daddy needs a Davente latte. I got a $10 bet with Joe that the thing doesn't get signed on Friday.

[Jack Armstrong]

So as Trey was saying, and a lot of us are saying, I mean, I've got like really great analysis by a handful of heavyweight reporters on the 12 step or the 12 point draft of the document that's allegedly legit. Is it legit? There's a 14 pointer floating around elsewhere. Why don't they, to Trey's point, that's two more points. That's clearly two more points. It's a sixth more according to my figures. But why don't they just, at trace point, release the damn thing? Well, here's J.D. vance talking to Megyn Kelly, newly minted anti Semite, because that's cool and she can make money on it, explaining here's why we can't release it.

[Megyn Kelly]

The reason why we haven't released it yet is there are some delicate diplomatic things going on where the Iranians, and not just the Iranians, but some of our mediators, the Pakistanis and the Qataris, have asked us to sequence this in the right way. I don't frankly, fully understand it, but there are sensitivities that exist in the Arab and Muslim world that we're trying to be responsive to. Fundamentally, does it really matter if the deal comes out on Wednesday versus Friday? No. That's why we haven't emphasized it so much is because at the very latest, the text is going to be out on Friday.

[Joe Getty]

It doesn't matter if it comes out today or Friday. But it's really, really weird that you're hiding the deal when we're the winners. Here's. Here's my attempt to.

[Jack Armstrong]

Let me point this out real quickly. Executive producer Hansen, off the air, who goes through lots and lots and lots of audio every day, said he's come across a little handful of JD in recent days. Say, I don't really understand it.

[Joe Getty]

Yeah, that's it.

[Jack Armstrong]

I'm a regular.

[Joe Getty]

I saw him say that line three different times. I look, I don't understand it. So he wants to seem like he's a bystander being drug along just like you are.

[Jack Armstrong]

And that also stops people asking him questions.

[Joe Getty]

Sure. So it's possible that the people that we're dealing with in Iran are saying to us, look, if I make it clear that I've caved to you and I've abandoned the nuclear weapon, I'm going to end up with a bullet in my head. All right, how do we want to handle this?

[Jack Armstrong]

Yeah.

[Joe Getty]

If I, if I look in any way like I've, like I've given on anything or that I'm pressuring that I'm helping in Israel in any way, I'm a dead man. My family is dead. And I mean, there's a history of this. That, that's, that's the main reason Yasser Arafat went back on a number of things he agreed to. He finally concluded that personally he was going to die. He would be assassinated if he agreed.

[Jack Armstrong]

To the hardcore fundamentalists.

[Joe Getty]

Yeah. To why Anwar Sadat was assassinated. He made a deal.

[Jack Armstrong]

Well, yeah, that may be, but. So trotting it out Friday will cure that somehow.

[Joe Getty]

Don't quite understand that I'm like this comment.

[Jack Armstrong]

So it's worth considering what he said. So Qatar and Pakistan have asked us to hold back. Qatar has hosted Hamas's political leadership since 2011, has funneled almost $2 billion to Hamas in Gaza since 2007. Pakistan still refuses to recognize Israel as a nation. These are the two governments deciding when Americans get to see the terms of the deal with the IRGC controlled regime in Tehran, not the US Mediators. You know, as Vance admitted, the Qataris and Pakistanis have been mediating this entire negotiation with the Iranians. So we now need permission from Doha and Islamabad to see what our government has signed.

[Georgia Hardstark]

I don't know.

[Jack Armstrong]

The whole thing stinks.

[Joe Getty]

Yeah, I was just trying to come up with a possible way that this makes sense. I don't believe it. I think we are in the position of the losers. I think Iran is dictating terms to us and we are accepting them as opposed to the other way around. When you win you say, look, weird beard. This is how it's going to be. And if you don't like it, I'm going to kill you. That's, that's how it goes when you win. That's not the way it's playing out right now.

[Jack Armstrong]

I am looking for supportive analysis, editorials, et cetera. I can't find them.

[Joe Getty]

No. Nobody, Nobody. Wall Street Journal, New York Post. I mean, who's saying this is a good thing? Nobody. Absolutely nobody. I'm prepared to be shocked. I would be happy. I'd be loved to be wrong, be fantastic to be wrong. Because I do think Iran getting a nuclear weapon is going to be the worst thing that's ever happened to the world. Maybe that meteor that took out the dinosaurs. Okay, second worst.

[Jack Armstrong]

That was bad for the dinosaurs, certainly.

[Joe Getty]

Yeah. I just, I just think they're trying to cover up a really bad deal. Iran's going to start getting money as the moment the strait opens. So they are receiving money. They are getting financial relief for having not budged a bit on the nuclear thing, which was the entire reason we went to war. And the fact that they're over the next 60 days going to agree to stop pursuing a nuclear weapon, hand over the nuclear material they've already got. Who believes that you got to be, you have to be a child or a moron to believe that.

[Jack Armstrong]

Well, that's the president.

[Joe Getty]

He just wants it to end. He's, he's decided that whatever. Somebody else's problem.

[Jack Armstrong]

Yeah, yeah. Where do we have that clip yet that I asked for? Where he was saying, they're nice guys. They're. They're smart guys. They're tough guys.

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[Jack Armstrong]

They're easy to deal with. It's been great.

[Joe Getty]

Well, we have the clip yesterday where J.D. vance said, I. I can't believe he got these words to come out of these mouth, out of his mouth. Look, they've. They've decided that it was a bad idea to pursue a nuclear weapon all these years. They, They've come around and they're great guys.

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[Jack Armstrong]

Yeah, my ass.

[Joe Getty]

Huh?

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[Joe Getty]

As some think tank person said in the Wall Street Journal today, when it comes to nuclear negotiations, we're back at the pre war stage, but with the US Leverage removed. Yeah, I don't know how that.

[Jack Armstrong]

No longer afraid of us. That's what one of my favorite writers said.

[Joe Getty]

Or none of the threats are going to work because. No, you're not. We'll bomb you again. Like Trump said this morning. We'll drop bombs. No, you're not. You're not gonna do that.

[Jack Armstrong]

Yeah, we'll hide out again and we'll be fine.

[Joe Getty]

You'll do it for like a half an hour because you don't want to actually go to war with us for some reason.

[Jack Armstrong]

Yeah. I've got the written version of what I was looking for. The New York Post is just killing the president on this. We're dealing with people that I think are very rational people that were nice to deal with. They were strong people, smart people. I think actually they're smarter than the first and second group, but they're not radicalized and they're, you know, looking to help their country.

[Joe Getty]

They're not radicalized. Yeah.

[Jack Armstrong]

And he says, I never cared about regime change. These are fine fellows. Vahidi, the head of the irgc, he is ultra radicalized. He's hardcore.

[Joe Getty]

Wow.

[Jack Armstrong]

Okay, let's let the chips fall, then we will assess them.

[Joe Getty]

You know, there's no point in repeating the same thing over and over again. But if it were a good deal, you could put out the agreement. There's only one reason to hide the agreement. I don't know. I don't know why you think that's going to help you. When? If they sign it on Friday and they release the details and they're bad. You're going to get killed then as opposed to kill now, I guess, because then the agreement is signed and you don't want to derail it. Is that why you hide it? Because otherwise, if you release it now and like the majority of Republican senators go to the cameras immediately and say, no way, this is awful, we're capitulating, we're surrendering to Iran, I won't be a part of this. Trump's in pretty bad shape, looks pretty weak. I think it's just to get it signed and then he's like, you know, he's the kind of guy, it's just he thinks things will move on, maybe they will get it signed, move on. Gas prices come down. The average person doesn't care whether Iran gets a nuclear weapon because they don't understand the ramifications of it.

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Wow.

[Jack Armstrong]

There you go. So imagine a world in which you're hiring a nanny and among the demands you make of the nanny are that they must quote and this is from the contract. Sing lullabies with appropriate tone, cadence, gesticulations and respect for cultural nuance. Or the kind of parents who pepper the would be nanny with questions like name three luxury brands who do strollers. If you can't relate to that, you can't relate to the people in the brand new show Million Dollar Nannies. Chanel, a desperate job seeker guest, a bead of sweat pulsing on her forehead in the luxury Ibiza sun. No, that is wrong. Million Dollar Nannies, which premieres on Freeform and apparently that's a thing. And also Hulu, which I have heard of, is about the aspirations of a bleached blonde Californian who was part of the Kardashian child care ecosystem, who now has gone to Europe with nothing but a Rolodex and a vague plan to open a new nanny agency to serve the rich and vacationing we're not babysitters, we're elite travel nannies. And so the reality show is about the would be nannies who are described in hilarious fashion in this article, including Taylor, a shiny Barbie with stalker eyes. Just when you think don't write that. Readers will say it's misogynistic. Taylor is sobbing on a beach declaring that a client she's known for one week is the mom she never had. Sometimes the eyes don't lie. It's like the realtor eyes. Yeah, she got them.

[Cindy Crawford]

She got them.

[Jack Armstrong]

Realtor eyes.

[Joe Getty]

Who wants a beautiful nanny?

[Jack Armstrong]

Tiny blonde millionaire insists that her nannies quote, cultivate independence from the patriarchy in any male dominated hierarchy. Another mom is obsessed with her minor children's DJ careers. And this writer says, I think that it says something that the most normal parents are a trio of gay guys who all insist on being known as Daddy Jim, Daddy John, etc. Who have each had plastic surgery to make them look like each other. There's three of them and who insist in their employment contract that the nannies offer, quote, personal assistance with grooming and spray tanning is reasonably requested.

[British Soccer Fan]

Yes.

[Jack Armstrong]

Yes. There are three of them. It's a gay throuple parenting situation.

[Joe Getty]

You're gonna have your nanny spray tan you?

[Jack Armstrong]

Yeah, yeah. Some of the dads and moms insist the nannies use chopsticks to plate and arrange the children's food because of course, a poor person dispensing a Cheez it with her bare hands is disgusting.

[Trey Yingst]

Wow.

[Joe Getty]

Does it say what any of these people did for a living to get rich enough to be able to afford a million dollar nanny?

[Jack Armstrong]

Doesn't. That's not literally what it costs, but

[Joe Getty]

no.

[Jack Armstrong]

I don't think they get very specific about the clients. But of course, the nannies, which include two nanners, what do they call. There's a couple. Couple of male nannies. They're all, of course, ridiculously hot.

[My Favorite Murder Guest/Contributor]

Of course.

[Jack Armstrong]

Yeah. I would like to be able to watch and enjoy a show like that.

[British Soccer Fan]

I just.

[Jack Armstrong]

I don't think I can.

[Joe Getty]

So Trump couldn't get anybody to play his White House thing because musicians don't want to be seen as Trump adjacent. Obama, of course, does not have that problem. So for the library opening June 18th. Was that yesterday? It's tomorrow. Tomorrow you got Stevie Wonder, John Legend, Jennifer Hudson, the Roots, Bruce Springsteen, Christina Aguirre, Common, you2's U2, Eddie Vedder, Mark Antony, and others that they're adding. I mean, that is quite the a list of musicians.

[Jack Armstrong]

Trump had Bret Michaels cancel on me.

[Joe Getty]

Trump had one guy from Poison cancel on him. Quite a different set there. All right, we got more.

[Jack Armstrong]

Stay here.

[Armstrong and Getty Announcer]

Armstrong and Getty.

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[Karen Kilgariff]

hi, it's Karen and Georgia from my favorite Murder.

[Georgia Hardstark]

We cruised around LA in the Hyundai Ionic 5 and dove into the fascinating life of actress and inventor Hedy Lamar.

[Karen Kilgariff]

Want the full story? Take a listen.

[My Favorite Murder Guest/Contributor]

Hedy. She starts dating Howard Hughes, the aviation tycoon. Do you know a lot about him?

[Karen Kilgariff]

I mean, I watch the Aviator, so I know everything Leonardo DiCaprio has allowed me to know about him. But incredible innovator, right?

[My Favorite Murder Guest/Contributor]

She says he's a, quote, very strange man. But they do get along really well.

[Karen Kilgariff]

Give us examples.

[My Favorite Murder Guest/Contributor]

I know they do get along intellectually. And in fact, she helps him design a faster plane. She takes a look at what he's designed. It's got these square wings. And she's like, that doesn't make sense. And so she finds the fastest bird and the fastest fish and sketches out a drawing of like what the two would look like as a plane. And that becomes the plane that we know today. And he calls her a genius.

[Georgia Hardstark]

Check out our new episode, spotlighting groundbreaking innovators like Hedy and Lamarr and Billie Jean King.

[Karen Kilgariff]

Presented by the Hyundai Ioniq 5. Goodbye.

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[Joe Getty]

I gotta tell you, I'm taking in news kind of during commercials. Fox is killing Trump on this deal. Really? They really are. From all different quarters. Dana Perino,

[Jack Armstrong]

General Jack Keane, Peter Doocy,

[Joe Getty]

General Jack Keane yesterday. Who's one guy, snarky guy, used to do man on the street for O'Reilly back in the day, got his own show. Oh, Jesse Waters, Jesse Waters. They're all killing Trump on this deal. Well, it's because it's, it's, it's, it's embarrassing.

[Jack Armstrong]

Well, they've been bending over backward to be pro Trumpy lately. Interesting.

[Joe Getty]

Not on this thing.

[Jack Armstrong]

No, indeed.

[Joe Getty]

Dana Perino just said victories are usually visible, clear and understandable. Yeah, yeah, that's what I've been saying.

[Jack Armstrong]

Do you think this thing gets canceled just because there's so much pushback that

[Joe Getty]

they don't go through with it?

[Jack Armstrong]

It's not inconceivable. It's just Wednesday as we're speaking these words.

[Joe Getty]

I don't know that you could do that though, because what's the alternative?

[Jack Armstrong]

We're not.

[Joe Getty]

He's not going to go back to war. And if the goal is to have the price of gas come down and the strait get opened back up, you gotta sign the deal.

[Jack Armstrong]

Well, just brainstorming here. How about another round of empty threats?

[Joe Getty]

I think, as has been pointed out by many people, we need the deal, or I don't think we need the deal. Trump wants the deal more than Iran needs the deal.

[Jack Armstrong]

Right? That's the worst possible news in negotiation.

[Joe Getty]

And JD Vance continuing to sit down for interviews and spinning against straw men arguments that, you know, don't really. Here's JD Vance a little bit ago, slamming critics of the Iran peace deal, which, by the way, is everyone, everyone is a critic of the deal. They want this to go on until every bomb has been dropped or until every Iranian is dead. And that's not what the President of the United States wants.

[Jack Armstrong]

Oh, and the straw man goes down for the count. Nobody wants that, J.D. nobody has called for that. You know, there are two possible explanations for what's going on here. One thing is that the biological being that looks, acts and quacks like a duck is indeed a blanking duck. The second would be akin to your husband is acting really strangely, saying implausible things to you. You're convinced he's either lost his mind or he's cheating on you and it's all going to fall apart. And then they walk in the room and surprise, it's a surprise birthday party and he was just. Everything was false because he's trying to get you there. It would have to be something like that because not only do we got the looking and the quacking, we got like the feathers and DNA analysis, all of which are saying, yeah, it's a duck. Since we stinker of a deal, put the duck back.

[Joe Getty]

Since we started down this road, we haven't mentioned this yet. JD Vance mentioned or said yesterday it's only a page and a half long. And CNN is quoting some officials today saying the text of the very short agreement is incredibly vague, mainly intended to create a favorable environment for all the technical talks to come. But there's not much to it. People shouldn't read too much into the language of the MoU, one of the officials said, describing the agreement as a political document.

[Jack Armstrong]

What's that mean?

[Joe Getty]

So I think what, I think what we're going to see, and I'll be surprised by is the, it's going to be, yeah, the straight is open, so you get to start making money. And we're going to have talks for 60 days and everybody's going to be like, well, there's nothing here. Yeah, there's nothing here. We're going to talk about things for 60 days maybe. Yeah, yeah, I'd be, I'll bet talks don't even happen. Talks might not even happen, really, once they've got the straight open and money starts coming in, you schedule for Tuesday, he's sick, he can't be there. And then, you know, get, get all

[Jack Armstrong]

these different, it just kind of obscure Muslim holiday today. It'd be disrespectful.

[Joe Getty]

You have some preliminary kind of very short meeting and then the next one is two weeks later. I mean, I, you could just see it being strung out and nothing really happening.

[Jack Armstrong]

All right. We hadn't even intended to talk about this, but Jack is obsessed. I have something uplifting and positive. Michael, I demand transition music. 2, 3, 4. Oh yeah. Why didn't I learn to put saxophone? It's too late now, I'm old. Speaking of can do attitudes. Thank you, Michael. I love Charlie Cook at the National Review. I wish I spoke with his Oxford sounding accent. He wrote something entitled Three cheers for Elon Musk in America. That is the best comment on the Elon Musk trillionaire thing by 500 miles. Except for some of the things we said. He writes, Elon Musk is the world's first trillionaire. I think that is marvelous. Many of our public officials, it seems, do not. California's governor Gavin Newsom responded the news by saying that the rich get richer and everyone else gets shafted.

[America 250 Announcer]

What?

[Jack Armstrong]

Can you imagine anything more idiotic coming out of? Rich boy Gavin Frosty tipped hair dinner in Napa during COVID $9 million estate in Marin, kids and this Marxist wife, private school kid, zillions of dollars of phony non profits. The rich get richer and everyone else gets shafted. Seriously, I admire the balls it takes to get those words to come out of your mouth.

[Joe Getty]

Good Lord, we had an early dinner.

[Jack Armstrong]

Anyway, Charlie Cook goes on to write Senator Elizabeth Warren suggested that it was a wake up call would be Senator Nazi oysterman Graham Platner wrote that Elon Musk just became the world's first trillionaire. Let's make sure he's also the last. And so on and so forth. I find this viewpoint revolting, repulsive, grotesque, un American. I hate it. As far as I'm concerned, Newsom Markey, Warren Platner and those who agree with them are members of an impotent envy cult. Elon Musk has been responsible for PayPal, Starlink, Tesla, SpaceX, Neuralink and more. If your primary reaction to his stewardship of these endeavors is to want wonder how quickly you can confiscate the money he has tied up in them. You are a loser and you do not deserve the blessings that this country has bestowed upon you. That sort of thinking is at home in Belgium or Canada or Russia. It's not at home in the United States of America. There are many, many reasons that I wanted to move to this country. And one of them that is that it is the sort of place where people such as Elon Musk are able to do great things. England has become sclerotic in its politics have become narrow and covetous. But America, America is a different beast. Elon Musk is the world's first trillionaire. Hell yeah he is. And spare me the Cheap psychoanalysis. I don't believe what I believe because I want Elon Musk to like me or because I expect rich people to give me things, or suspect I someday will be a trillionaire as well. What sort of political worldview would that be? And what does it say about those who assume it in others? No, I believe what I believe because I lived for 26 years in a place that seemed to have given up on creating wealth and dreaming big dreams, and that has become a gray and boring and myopic place as a result, and because I much prefer the alternative. I suspect at one level, Musk's enemies believe the things he has achieved would have magically happened without him, that somehow they were foreordained to occur and that he just happened to be in the right place at the right time. This is stupid and wrong. There are such things in history as great men, and Musk is one of them. Gavin Newsom, Ed Markey, Elizabeth Warren and Graham Platner, by contrast, are not. If they got their way, the United States would become France. An interesting place, yes, but not one that ever does much of note. If your reaction to the news was to whine and start looking lasciviously at Musk's property, you can count me out. I want no part of it. Elon Musk is the world's first trillionaire. Only in America.

[Joe Getty]

Yeah, like I said the other day, I would love to have that as a litmus test for people when he became a trillionaire. You'd think, wow, cool. Or that's horrible. Seems to be one or the other. I can't imagine anything other. But then just, like, amazement and not envy. But I don't know what the right word would be. Admiration. Admiration would be the right word.

[Jack Armstrong]

Yeah. Yeah. And there could be a little envy. But you know, when I was, like, trying hard in a rock and roll band and somebody who gets signed to a label, I might envy that. But I didn't want to take them away from it because I thought it was unfair. The politics of envy is the politics of confiscation. And I like Charlie Cook and like you, Jack, despise that. Oh, my God, it'll turn us into France.

[Joe Getty]

A wake up call for what?

[Jack Armstrong]

The rich get richer and everyone else gets shafted again. Well done, Gavin.

[Joe Getty]

Well, as I said Monday. So when the government invests in these programs that don't do anything, don't accomplish anything, nobody.

[Jack Armstrong]

I can't believe you use the word invest. Put quotes around that, please.

[Joe Getty]

No tax revenue comes out of it. Just no good is done for anybody. You don't complain about that. But if somebody ends up rich because your, your whole life worldview is built around rich people are bad and somebody else having more than me has got to be taking from me, then you're unhappy.

[Jack Armstrong]

Trillions for wasteful government programs that just claim implausibly to be doing some good and nobody ever attracts it. That's good, but earning it is bad. Okay, all right, a little more on that topic and then moving along afterward, from our friends at Incogni, every spam call, scam, text, sketch, email with your name starts the same way. Somebody found all of your information on a data broker site and it's all there. Your address, your email, your age, the names, your kids, for God's sake. All of it's searchable and for sale. And scammers get it easily. They just pay a couple of bucks.

[Joe Getty]

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[Jack Armstrong]

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[Joe Getty]

I spent like four hours on it yesterday. Just.

[Jack Armstrong]

Oh wow. Did you get an offer to be lashed with a whip instead?

[Joe Getty]

Oh, I would easily take that,

[Megyn Kelly]

but

[Jack Armstrong]

I know there are a couple of bills that she deals with that for whatever reason the electronic system is terrible.

[Joe Getty]

Yep.

[Jack Armstrong]

And so we just mail a check. Well, evidently now there are. There is. There am a chemical that scammers who steal mail use and it's super effective to wash. Well, it's either household chemicals or a combination thereof that are fairly available but they wash away the payee's name and the dollar amount so these people can carefully wash out that ink and then rewrite the check to themselves. And it's super effective. Scumbags have figured that out, and so they're stealing mail and fraudsters are going after business payments, tax refunds, checks related to government assistance programs like Social Security and unemployment benefits.

[British Soccer Fan]

Wow.

[Jack Armstrong]

Wow. And if your tax refund is stolen in cash, there's a process to report to theft. Oh, I'm sure that process is short and customer friendly, but recovering from a stolen personal check can be much, much harder.

[Joe Getty]

I believe that.

[Megyn Kelly]

Oof.

[Jack Armstrong]

Beware mailing checks. Fan folks, friends.

[Joe Getty]

So I know you're going to talk soccer. Is it true we're playing England on the 4th of July, or is that made up?

[Jack Armstrong]

Oh, it is absolutely true. Hilarious comment from a Brit on that. It's part of the.

[Amy Eric]

Part of what?

[Jack Armstrong]

I'm going to bring you a delightful package of information.

[Joe Getty]

And that just accidentally happened. The 250th anniversary of saying, you know, f. All the way off to Great Britain.

[Jack Armstrong]

We're playing them and.

[Joe Getty]

Exactly.

[Jack Armstrong]

Exactly.

[Joe Getty]

Cool. All right, stay tuned.

[Armstrong and Getty Announcer]

Armstrong and Getty.

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[Karen Kilgariff]

hi, it's Karen and Georgia from My Favorite Murder.

[Georgia Hardstark]

We cruised around LA in the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and dove into the fascinating life of actress and inventor Hedy Lamarr.

[Karen Kilgariff]

Want the full story? Take a listen.

[My Favorite Murder Guest/Contributor]

Hetty. She starts dating Howard Hughes, the aviation tycoon. Do you know a lot about him?

[Karen Kilgariff]

I mean, I watch the Aviator, so I know everything Leonardo DiCaprio has allowed me to know about him. But incredible innovator, right?

[My Favorite Murder Guest/Contributor]

She says he's a, quote, very strange man. But they do get along really well.

[Karen Kilgariff]

Give us examples.

[My Favorite Murder Guest/Contributor]

I know they do get along intellectually. And in fact, she helps him design a faster plane. She takes a look at what he's designed. It's got these square wings. And she's like, that doesn't make sense. And so she finds the fastest bird and the fastest fish and sketches out a drawing of, like, what the two would look like as a plane. And that becomes the plane that we know today. And he calls her a genius.

[Georgia Hardstark]

Check out our new episode spotlighting groundbreaking innovators like Hedy and Lamarr and Billie Jean King.

[Karen Kilgariff]

Presented by the Hyundai Ioniq 5. Goodbye.

[Bethenny Frankel]

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[Joe Getty]

Cover your open wounds. The screw worm is growing as a problem around America. More on that now or four.

[Jack Armstrong]

Clothe your orifices. Always a good idea. So this is so funny. I don't want to give too much away. It's a British soccer fan. Coming up after this amusement. Something actually interesting about England's soccer team. Believe it or not, I think he explains the whole situation. Enjoy this.

[British Soccer Fan]

Sorry, am I seeing this correctly? So England could play the USA in a World cup on July 4th? Not just any July 4th, America's 250th birthday. Honestly, whoever wrote that script deserves an Oscar because from a British perspective, this is an absolute disaster. Think about it. We spent years sailing the Atlantic, planting flags everywhere there, wearing our red coats, telling people what to do. Then America basically looked at us and

[Jack Armstrong]

said, yeah, we're not doing that.

[British Soccer Fan]

Fast forward 250 years and they're basically having a giant birthday party celebrating the day they left us. And we are potentially turning up to a soccer match. That's not a fixture, that's an awkward family reunion. Imagine your ex inviting you to a celebration of the day they dumped you. Come along, there'll be fireworks. The worst part, America absolutely won this breakup. They got 50 states. Hollywood would the world's biggest economy. They did the moon landing. Meanwhile, Britain's biggest achievement this week was a train arriving roughly when it said it would. And now we could be playing USA on the exact anniversary of independence. The Americans are going to be loving this. You just know they've already got the movie trailer ready.

[Jack Armstrong]

In 1776, a nation was born.

[British Soccer Fan]

Cue dramatic music. Cue fireworks. Cue bald eagles. Honestly, if we do play the USA on July 4th, that doesn't even feel like a soccer match at this point. It feels more like a 250 year follow up email.

[Joe Getty]

Where is the match? Do we know which stadium?

[Jack Armstrong]

I don't know that. I don't know that. I was reminded of that. Was it Freddie, the German World cup fan, who said, oh my God, they've got a bald eagle in the stadium? Cue the eagles. Exactly. So this is at least mildly interesting. England spent years building a squad of world beating players. They haven't won the World cup and the English arguably invented the game of soccer. They have not won the World cup since 1966.

[Joe Getty]

I didn't know that.

[Jack Armstrong]

Which is an incredible national humiliation for them. I wouldn't have known that either. Unless I'd read it. But the thing I love most about this article about the English team is you've got your woman and man reacting to something bad happening to the team. She's got her face in her hands, he's got his hands on his head, but he's dressed as a knight. That's my favorite part of this. This. He's got the big red cross and the, the cowl thing is. Anyway, so evidently after they got humiliated a number of years ago, the Brits like went hardcore, building a bunch of star players and finding them and training them and, and they were successful. And now they're like all over the Premier League and European leagues, all these superstars and their new coach, who is a chairman, has left them all behind. All of the stars, like the leading scorer in the British Premier League off the team, the second leading scorer off the team, the hottest attacking forward in the European, the other European leagues off the team. And this guy says, everything I know about international football is that it is about the team and the chemistry. The best group is not necessarily the 26 most talented players.

[Joe Getty]

Interesting.

[Jack Armstrong]

And everybody in British soccer, all their former superstars, their coaches, their commentators, all are saying, I don't understand this. Disgraceful. Absolutely disgusted, said one star. He's taking an enormous chance as everybody else. So I've got to admit I'm kind of curious to see how this works.

[Joe Getty]

So England is currently ranked fourth in the World cup heading into it, fourth best team in the world behind France, Spain and Argentina. Argentina being number one.

[Jack Armstrong]

Boy, so you're shaken up like a world power in 2024. They mentioned the. They took a squad full of the superstar playmakers to the European Championships. But, and I didn't see this, but it's described as they limped through the tournament after they all ended up in each other's way. So interesting experience or experiment in team building. And if it doesn't work, this guy will be out of a job that minute. But says this one super respected player, he's gone for German efficiency. But where are the flare players? Who's going to come on and score a goal or change the game? We'll see.

[Joe Getty]

Well, we're number 16, they're number 4. So us beating them on the 4th of July would be a crazy upset, but be very exciting.

[Jack Armstrong]

Oh yeah. How great would that be?

[Joe Getty]

We did a bunch of hours, we got another one to go. If you missed a segment or an hour, you can get the podcast Armstrong and Getty on demand. You should subscribe.

[Jack Armstrong]

Yeah, yeah. You automatically get Armstrong and Getty on Demand and Armstrong and Getty One more thing and everything else. Auto downloads. You don't have to remember very handy

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[Karen Kilgariff]

hi, it's Karen and Georgia from My Favorite Murder.

[Georgia Hardstark]

We cruised around LA in the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and dove into the fascinating life of actress and inventor Hedy Lamarr.

[Karen Kilgariff]

Want the full story? Take a listen.

[My Favorite Murder Guest/Contributor]

She starts dating Howard Hughes and in fact she helps him design a faster plane. So she finds the fastest bird and the fastest fish and sketches out a drawing of what the two would look like as a plane. And that becomes the plane that we know today. And he calls her a genius.

[Georgia Hardstark]

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