The Woke & the Willing

Summary

Podcast Summary: "The Woke & the Willing"

Armstrong & Getty On Demand
Release Date: July 23, 2026
Duration: ~50 min. (content summarized below; ads, intros/outros skipped)

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Overview

In "The Woke & the Willing," Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty examine the rapid cultural, political, and social changes in the United States around issues of gender, identity, and “wokeness.” They draw often-provocative parallels between contemporary gender activism and past social revolutions, explore the personal and political fallout of these shifts, and express concern over how dissenting voices are silenced. The episode features cultural commentary, news analysis, listener anecdotes, and extended discussion of high-profile articles critiquing transgender medical interventions, especially for youth.

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Key Discussion Points

1. Cultural Revolution & Shifting Norms

• Parallels to China’s Cultural Revolution

  • Jack draws a comparison between the velocity of cultural change in recent America and China’s Cultural Revolution, highlighting how quickly once-mainstream views become taboo or even dangerous ([02:15-03:01]).
  • Quote (Jack Armstrong, 02:15): “I never quite understood how it happened… until about 2020… everything everybody believed got turned on its head… acceptable speech and ideas in society… you couldn’t keep up with it.”

• Example from Pop Culture (Portlandia)

  • The hosts recount a 2013 Portlandia sketch that lampooned gender identity concepts, noting that what was permissible humor in 2013 would be “cancelable” just a few years later ([03:25-04:24]).
  • Quote (Jack Armstrong, 03:51): “This was in 2013. This is the sort of thing that… would have gotten you… canceled… Fred Armisen would have been out of work forever…”

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2. Taboos, Dissent, and Public Discourse

• Rap Lyrics & Shifting Acceptability

  • Joe cites a New York Times article about rapper Boosie Badazz and responses to Dwyane Wade’s transgender child; comments permissible in 2020 are now beyond the pale ([05:36-07:09]).
  • Quote (Joe Getty, 07:09): “That was the state of the game in 2020. And only… rappers who have a much more traditional view… could get away with saying that…”

• Enforced Orthodoxy

  • Joe argues that the speed of change left many “terrified into silence,” with mainstream media enforcing compliance: “The point is you just say what they tell you to say” ([07:09-07:52]).

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3. The Athlete Speaks Out: Sophie Cunningham

• WNBA’s Sophie Cunningham Advocates for Women’s Sports ([08:29-09:31])

  • Clip of Cunningham asserting her belief in single-sex sports and the importance of protections like Title IX.
  • Quote (Sophie Cunningham, 08:29): “I think I said what I said. I think it’s kind of common sense… It’s really important to protect children, and that’s little girls…”

• Consequences of Speaking Out

  • The hosts discuss the backlash she’s faced, including being nicknamed “MAGA Barbie,” and note how current society immediately politicizes such stances ([09:43-10:19]).

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4. Political Calculus and Shifts

• Rahm Emanuel on Democratic Priorities

  • Rahm Emanuel’s soundbite laments Democrats prioritizing gender issues (e.g., bathroom access) over pressing concerns like education and healthcare, post-COVID ([10:27-11:07]).
  • Quote (Rahm Emanuel, 10:27): “They expect us Democrats to show up and we’re showing up talking about bathroom access, sporting events… Our reading scores and math scores are in the tank… and we’re going to talk about bathroom access.”

• Discussing Party Realignment

  • The hosts speculate on the direction of the Democratic Party on gender issues, noting the pendulum is swinging back toward “sanity” as political liabilities become clearer ([11:11-11:43]).

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5. Transgender Medicine Criticism: Brandon Showalter’s Article

• Summary and Excerpts

  • Joe and Jack quote at length from journalist Brandon Showalter’s piece reflecting on a decade covering the “trans madness,” focusing on what he describes as the medicalization and sexualization of youth ([16:26-23:02]; [27:04-36:01]).
  • Detailed descriptions of surgeries, discussions of “trauma” among observers, and allegations of sexual deviance and complicity from the medical establishment.
  • The hosts echo Showalter’s comparisons of some trans medical practitioners and activists to notorious figures such as Nazi Dr. Josef Mengele.
  • Quote (Showalter via Joe, 18:40): “In a sane world, we would be convening Nuremberg 2.0 tribunals… but we trans trench dwellers never will [forget].”
  • Quote (Joe Getty, 35:26): “It’s as sick as the experiments by Joseph Mengele. Nazi Germany. End of screed.”

• Discussion – Parental and Social Pressures

  • Jack and Joe reflect on friends’ and listeners’ experiences: parents’ confusion, pressure to affirm, and struggles with “belonging” among vulnerable youth.
  • Quote (Jack Armstrong, 31:13): “The people that I personally know… there’s no reason for me to think pedophilia or Marxism plays a role in it at all. It’s just unhappy young people who thought maybe this would make them happy.”

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6. Medical, Political, and Societal Complicity

• Critique of Medical Professionals

  • Jack questions how so many doctors would go along with such treatments; Joe responds by theorizing about social contagion and ideological capture ([32:30-33:43]).

• Larger Historical Perspective

  • The hosts see parallels to the spread of other harmful ideologies in the 20th century and urge skepticism of “it can’t happen here” thinking ([33:43-34:22]).

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7. 2026 Democratic Primary Rumblings

• Polling Surprises in New Hampshire ([36:33-40:47])

  • Mark Halperin’s analysis discussed: Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris are falling in early polls; AOC (Alexandria Ocasio Cortez) and Pete Buttigieg are leading in New Hampshire.
  • Skepticism about AOC’s preparedness but recognition of her political potential among Democratic primary voters.

• Speculation about Party Trends

  • Will Democrats shift away from more “woke” postures in response to these trends?

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8. Left-handedness, Culture, and Language

• Lighter Segment ([45:13-48:06])
  • Discussion of being left-handed and how perception varies across cultures, including lingering stigmas in parts of the world.
  • Quick aside on teen slang (“scuba” meaning euphoria) for some lighthearted banter.

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• “The point is you just say what they tell you to say. They have you, you’ve obeyed them. That’s at the root of all critical theory.” – Joe Getty, 07:47
• “If Title IX and women’s sports weren’t protected, then you wouldn’t hear about any type of women in sport.” – Sophie Cunningham, 09:20
• “Human beings can be led to do and believe horrible, inexplicable, sometimes hilariously ridiculous things.” – Joe Getty, 32:52
• “It’s easier for me to understand… ‘All your problems are because of the Jews’… than ‘Your problems are you have a penis, so we’re going to cut it off as an 8-year-old.’” – Jack Armstrong, 33:59
• “The poor David Reimer ended up committing suicide… his twin brother also had terrible, terrible problems as a result of this cruel son of a [expletive]’s ideas.” – Joe Getty on John Money, 29:16
• “I will sign my name, including my middle initial to this: It’s as sick as the experiments by Joseph Mengele, Nazi Germany.” – Joe Getty, 35:26

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Timestamps for Key Segments

| Timestamp | Segment/Key Point | |---------------|---------------------------------------------------| | 02:15–03:01 | China’s Cultural Revolution analogy | | 03:25–04:24 | Portlandia, Trans issues in comedy | | 05:36–07:09 | Rapper Boosie, changing taboos | | 08:29–09:31 | Sophie Cunningham WNBA clip | | 10:27–11:07 | Rahm Emanuel on Dem priorities | | 16:26–23:02 | Brandon Showalter’s “trans trench” article | | 27:04–36:01 | Further Showalter reflections, medicalization | | 36:33–40:47 | Dem polling, AOC/Buttigieg/Newsom/Harris | | 45:13–48:06 | Left-handedness, cultural language |

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Conclusion

This episode is a wide-ranging, deeply critical take on what Armstrong & Getty view as the excesses and dangers of contemporary gender ideology, especially regarding treatment of children and silencing of dissent. They assert that top-down ideological pressure, medical malfeasance, and rapid social change led to harms that are only now being reckoned with—while comparing the phenomenon to other, darker historical movements in both tone and content. The episode also briefly touches on electoral politics (Democratic primary polling), cultural quirks, and the struggle parents and ordinary people face when navigating fraught issues in their own homes and communities.

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Disclaimer: The podcast’s discussion and references, especially regarding medical and social topics, are highly opinionated and reflect the hosts’ perspectives, often using combative or shocking comparisons. This summary is intended to provide an accurate and thorough overview for those who have not listened.

Transcript

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[Jack Armstrong]

Read about the Cultural Revolution that occurred in China. I never quite understood how it happened. It just, it never made sense to me until about 2020 or so in the United States and I saw, oh, this is how it happened, where everything everybody believed got turned on its head and things started moving so fast as to what was acceptable speech and ideas and ideology in society that you couldn't keep up with it and and people got beaten in the streets for having

[Joe Getty]

last week's opinion beaten to death in the streets by their own children.

[Guest/Caller]

Yeah.

[Jack Armstrong]

I always like using the example of, you know. Now, it's been long enough ago. Maybe it doesn't have the same impact, but Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, when they are running against each other, both ran on. Marriages between a man and a woman is the only acceptable. That was the only two Democratic candidates. That was their position as recently as 2008.

[Joe Getty]

Right.

[Jack Armstrong]

Anyway, so the trans thing came on us and moved so dang fast that Portlandia, which is a hilarious sitcom with. With Fred Armisen and the other woman. The woman.

[Joe Getty]

I've forgotten her name again.

[Jack Armstrong]

Yeah, that's too bad.

[Joe Getty]

Great musician, fabulous gal.

[Jack Armstrong]

She's brilliant and funny. They were making fun of the whole trans thing on a program that was for liberals. They're making fun of the whole trans thing.

[Tony Ayo]

This.

[Jack Armstrong]

This was in 2013. This is the sort of thing that would have gotten you. First of all, the show would have never aired if. And if it did air, it would have gotten canceled and Fred Armisen would have been out of work forever and blah, blah.

[Joe Getty]

So would Carrie Brownstein. Have I looked it up again.

[Jack Armstrong]

Set this up briefly. They're. They're in this little shop, which is kind of funny in an ongoing theme in Portlandia. But Fred Arson's dressed like a woman, so he's changed his something.

[Joe Getty]

I think he is a woman in the show. I. I can't. Lesbian.

[Jack Armstrong]

I can't quite tell what's going on there. Anyway, his. Her son comes in with a baby into the. Into the shop, and that's where we pick up.

[Guest/Caller]

We don't want to know the. The gender of the baby. We don't want to know the sex. And you know that. I don't know your gender. I don't know Candace's.

[Jack Armstrong]

I don't know mine. You don't know my gender?

[Guest/Caller]

I don't.

[Jack Armstrong]

Do I look like a woman?

[Guest/Caller]

I don't know what a woman looks like. Do you?

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I just feel like I'm good at

[Joe Getty]

recognizing a woman when I see one.

[Guest/Caller]

What are you? You're a detective. A gender detective.

[Joe Getty]

No, I just.

[Guest/Caller]

Lifting up skirts and pulling down pants and just getting in there with your magnifying glass.

[Joe Getty]

I've never done that.

[Guest/Caller]

I didn't even consider your gender. I know.

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You still don't.

[Guest/Caller]

Didn't. I've accepted it now I accept you're a man. I accept you have a penis. That doesn't mean it's gonna stay that way.

[Jack Armstrong]

Excuse me.

[Guest/Caller]

Is there a problem? Because we can discuss our whole family history right now if you want Bob?

[Jack Armstrong]

I don't think that would be appropriate.

[Guest/Caller]

That's your father talking. That is gusting father.

[Joe Getty]

That is really good parody. And was a show of the center left in 2013.

[Jack Armstrong]

And then absolutely 100% cancelable behavior a couple years later.

[Joe Getty]

Oh my God. Yeah, yeah. And then I'm going to take you down a bit of a winding road here. I happen to see a headline in the New York Times today that a rapper, a prolific and popular southern rapper who goes by the moniker boozy Badass with a bunch of creative spellings, spent $600,000 to try to get a pardon from President Trump and it never came. Putting aside booty boozy badasses travails, the New York Times has to throw in that he's got a documented history of bizarre homophobic and transphobic rants. So I'm like, okay, what turns out this boozy fellow and young thug.

[Jack Armstrong]

I know young thug, when in I

[Joe Getty]

believe it was 2020. Yeah. This article's from February of 2020 when Dwayne NBA All Star Dwyane Wade's son came out as transgender. As a 12 year old young thug said, all I want to say to Dwayne Wade's son is God, don't make mistakes. But hey, live your true self. Okay, Boozy Badass. Here's his bizarre transphobic take. That is a male. A 12 year old at 12. They don't even know what the next meal is going to be. If he going to be gay, let him be gay. Don't dress him as a woman dog. Don't cut his effing d off. That was the stating of the game in 2020.

[Jack Armstrong]

That's what he got in trouble for.

[Joe Getty]

Among that was his bizarre homophobic or bad as. Yeah, exactly. But that was the state of the game in 2020. And only a black and B, you know, rappers who have a much more traditional view of this could get away with saying that because their audience agreed with them. But it wasn't long after that that most people were absolutely terrified into silence about all trans issues. And everybody was walking around either so sheep like stupid or afraid that they repeated absurdities like yes, a man can give birth. Partly because radical gender theory, it treats gender as different than sex, but then it uses the two interchangeably. The point is you just say what they tell you to say. They have you, you've obeyed them. That's at the root of all critical theory. Anyway, we are definitely in a different place now. Thank goodness. Here is clip 61. Michael, it's a reporter Talking to WNBA star Sophie Cunningham. Sophie, in a league that is very, very woke, but she's willing to say this now.

[Reporter]

You talked about wanting to protect young girls who shouldn't have to go against biological men. Just can you expand your viewpoint on that? I mean, I think I said what I said. I think it's kind of common sense and I think I'll always believe in that. I think it's really important to protect children, and that's little girls who are also involved in that category. And so I stand on what I said and I always believe that. Do you see your advocacy on that like taking any form going forward? You know, I don't know. I didn't. I'm not a very political person, but I do have beliefs, I have morals, and I'll always stand on those and be true to who I am. And I think people are going to take it how they want to take it, but I've never even really said anything about that. And so when it comes just to protecting young girls in sport and women in sport, I feel very strongly about that. I think that's why you have Title ix. That's why you have some of the greats in women's sports. If Title IX and women's sports weren't protected, then you wouldn't hear about any type of women in sport. And so I think in the future it's just really important to protect.

[Joe Getty]

The fact that that needs to be said is bizarre. The fact that people weren't willing to say that a couple of years ago is way more bizarre and troubling.

[Jack Armstrong]

Well, now she's in the unfortunate position of any post game interview. She gets asked about this stuff. She can't go anywhere, do anything where she's not asked to defend her position. She's called MAGA Barbie by the people who hate her because she's tall, blonde and super hot and has a traditional view that makes you maga, I guess. I don't know what that is. She's got a new shoe coming out. She's the one that was pointing. If you've seen that meme, tall, hot blonde chick pointing. She's the one from a couple weeks ago when that happened. But yeah, and.

[Joe Getty]

And where we are in 2026 is also expressed. Finally, back to a little sanity. Here's Rahm Emanuel talking about a similar topic.

[Rahm Emanuel]

When people's backs are against the wall, they're holding on to that windowsill and they can't make a college payment, they can't make a home mortgage payment, their health care is now being denied to them. They expect us Democrats to show up and we're showing up talking about bathroom access, sporting events, who gets to participate? We just come out of COVID Our reading scores and math scores are in the tank. 50% of our kids cannot read or do math at grade level and we're going to talk about bathroom access. So my view is if you want to win elections and you also want to help kids get prepared for the future, focus on the bottom line of what schools.

[Joe Getty]

So he didn't dare utter the T word there, but that's what he was talking about.

[Jack Armstrong]

Obviously it'd be interesting to see. I mean, we got a got a while and the pendulum is swinging away from the trans thing, so it'll be even further a year from now. But when he's on a debate stage and a show of hands, who's in favor of taxpayer funded surgeries for or they'll call it gender affirming care.

[Joe Getty]

Yeah, and for illegal immigrant felony inmates. Right.

[Jack Armstrong]

If he doesn't raise his hand, is that the end of him? I don't know.

[Joe Getty]

So you may not know Brandon Showalter's work. I'm somewhat familiar with it. He's written an article entitled After 10 Years of Covering the trans madness, here's what I learned. It is sobering. It is a little tough to take. I have likened trans activists who prey on children to be in the same certainly pen as Josef Mengele, the Nazi doctor who would experiment on Jewish prison camp inmates. The things being done to children. We'll bring it home to you next. Stay with us. Armstrong and Getty.

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I haven't read this, so yeah, I'm

[Joe Getty]

going to keep part of it. It is very harsh. I'm going to In a revolutionary act Skip to the end of this piece. Even as some gender clinics are closing due to federal agency action, and even though the US Supreme Court has handed down three solid rulings curtailing gender ideology in the past year, this horrific problem continues. Oregon remains a transgender haven we're talking mainly here about children or autistic, confused, very young adults. Anyway, Oregon remains a transgender haven. Maine Democrats recently platformed a man who claims to be a woman as a possible candidate for the U.S. senate, a man who also has claimed that he ovulates and that menstrual blood comes out of his butt. But instead of accountability, we mostly feel ignored. In a sane world, we would be convening Nuremberg 2.0 tribunals, but we're watching politicians and major media start to treat this chapter as something to be forgotten in memory hold. But we trans trench dwellers never will. Skipping to the beginning of this piece by BRANDON SHOWALTER After 10 years of covering the trans madness, here's what I learned. And he says sometimes you just have to write what you know and document what you've seen, heard and metabolized to remind yourself that no, you haven't gone crazy. Perhaps by spelling it all out and publishing it, the masses might begin to grasp the breadth and scope of a problem they've been led to believe is an overblown, remote issue. Tenacious journalist that I am, I'll provide ample receipts proving that the exact opposite is true. And he talks about what life in the Trans trench has been like for the past decade with a combination of personal story and indisputable brute facts. This is the tip of the iceberg, a mere fraction of the filth. Probably eight years ago, I remember seeing for the first time a series of images that are burned into my memory. They say a picture says a thousand words, but in the Trans trench they're the beginning of a kind of trauma, the jarring introduction to a beastial type of hell you never knew existed. Then he writes how in the Bible they mention that the apostle Paul noted how wicked people invent new ways of doing evil. The first image I saw was a blue haired, bare chested girl who looked like she might be all of 14 years old, scars where her breasts used to be. She had the most tormented vacant eyes it took me a bask back and I gasped repeatedly. I stood up from my desk and walked away feeling as though I'd been violated. A deep level told a friend that I felt like I had involuntary looked at sexually violent fetish porn featuring a violence violent child. That friend replied, brandon, that is exactly what you saw. Again, to repeat sexually violent fetish porn featuring a minor child. The second image I saw was when I heard from someone who'd undergone a radial forearm phalloplasty and regretted it. She sent me a picture of her gutted forearm, the harvested tissue from which was used to make a fake penis. Another gut punch. Some weeks later I stumbled upon Miami based Irish gender surgeon Dr. S. Gallagher's Instagram account. Some of us refer to her as the Butcher of Louth. This surgeon was posing next to young people she'd operated on, including a girl who had previous self harm scars. She obviously a very confused young woman with emotional problems and instead of treating the emotional problems, they mutilated her by convincing her, yeah, your emotional problems are just because you're the wrong sex, so we're going to feed you powerful chemicals or surgeries. Around the same time, I remember seeing Canadian gender surgeon Giancarlo McAvenu posing with a Santa hat, holding up two medical waste buckets labeled breast tissue. I subsequently saw footage of him speaking at a Johnson and Johnson sponsored discussion, boasting of his sordid profession, calling this unmated, unmitigated depravity is the understatement of the century. And then he goes into interviewing a regretful d trans man who was castrated and his medical problems, which are too much to read on the air. I was glad this interview was on the phone, not on a zoom call, because he would have seen me fall out of my chair and he talked about in the trench of covering this stuff. You soon start meeting all sorts of shocked and disoriented people, astonished that this is real life. It's a freight train of unimaginable nightmares hurtling down the tracks at a high velocity, bulldozing people left and right. Those of us who've been doing the hard work exposing the madness against an impenetrable mainstream media blockade can all tell you what it's like to learn about all the horrors, only to be gas lit with flat denials like that's not happening. Then you show concrete proof and it becomes, well, it's only a few people. And then maybe why are you so obsessed with this small, strange issue? The whole world is under a reality denying Spell shrouded in pink and blue flags and people are programmed with dismissive talking points. If anyone suggests that something's wrong, we the trans and queer trench dwellers, we've seen the pedophilic elements of this movement in silicon pediatric penis packers, vile products aimed at girls as young as four so that they can pack their underwear to give the appearance of having a male bulge. If that wasn't ghastly enough, we found out how academics and others in Internet chat forms were behind the strategic rebranding of, quote, gender identity disorder to gender dysphoria at meetings of the World Professional association for Transgender Health, the infamous wpath. Thanks to the intrepid reportings of Redux, which spent several months investigating the Eunuch archive, we learned that men on that site swap castration themed written pornography involving the sexual torture of children whose puberty has been stunted. One user on that foul site described watching a trans surgery on a male as arousing to watch. These men say Eunuch is a kind of gender diverse person who, by the way, it's actually listed in WPATH's official guidelines. Then they get into the 2016 Dutch medical report that was part of that linchpin phony study underlying gender surgeries on youth, and they go into the grisly reality of that and the people who are studied and how they actually came out. You know, we don't have nearly enough time to go into all of this. The entire history, radical gender theory is sick. It's a sick, twisted experiment on little children. It's horrifying. You've got to stand against it. Please.

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Armstrong and Getty, the headlines, they move on. But the heartache and the terror, they do not. Iran and its terrorist proxies are continuing to target Israel. Hezbollah continues its attacks in the north, forcing families to live under constant threat. But Israel is not only defending her people, she is standing on the front lines against terror that threatens us all. Even when the news crews leave the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, they remain. Every day they are on the ground providing life saving aid. Now, near Israel's border with Lebanon, a Hezbollah drone recently struck the home of of Yelena. Widowed earlier this year and living alone, she was trapped inside by the blast. Thankfully, she was not injured, but she remained displaced. It's hard these days, she says, but I don't want to leave. Well, as Christians we are called to stand with God's people and pray for those defending Israel and protecting the freedoms we hold dear. I want you to join the International fellowship of Christians and Jews in praying for the peace of Jerusalem and for the soldiers, families and civilians carrying the burden of this fight right now. Visit prayifcj.org that's pray ifcj.org Summer is

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[Tony Ayo]

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[Jack Armstrong]

A little more on this highly troubling account of the trans surgery movement that caught the world by storm.

[Joe Getty]

There For a little while, so few people were willing to speak out against. They were shamed or browbeaten into going along with Ideas so lunatic. 10 years prior you would have said that's lunatic. It's troubling, troubling what you can get people to go along with. Just to finish part of the piece we're quoting from, he talks about how the people who've been studying this and meeting with the actual people and seeing the photographs and all. He says some of us now carry secondary trauma from years of sifting through this diabolical wretchedness. We find ourselves sporadically and inexplicably on the verge of vomiting, our bodies seizing up in panic, our nervous systems are fried and our sleep is disturbed. We're not in the mood to be told that we are right wing culture warriors stoking a moral panic. We are done being told, just let them pee in peace. And trans kids know who they are, as we have heard ad nauseam. No, those of us in the trans trench have been exposed to things at a granular level that we hope you never have to see. We'll take some of it to our graves. We've been harassed, threatened, sent disturbing material by email and censored on social media for stating basic biology. We can relate to the kind of hostile bilge that irreversible damage author Abigail Trial trier received from a trans activist I printed in full so as not to sugarcoat what it has been like. I'm going to have to sugarcoat it. I'll slit your effing throat and f your newly made neck vagina, essentially. And one more note then I know Jack has comments I alluded briefly to the entire history of radical gender theory that you know you can choose your sex. It was all started by a sicko by the name of John Money, a psychologist in the mid-60s who did this incredibly cruel experiment on twin brothers, one of whom had irreparable damage to his penis from a failed circumcision. And so Money declared, you can just you can raise him as a girl. He will be a girl, because sex is just a social construct. Construct. And don't be confused by the word gender. They use it interchangeably with sex to confuse you. And this John Money was unquestionably a pedophile and his so called treatments were pedophilia. They were just wildly wrong. The poor David Reimer ended up committing suicide. After several unsuccessful attempts, he realized the truth. He was told the truth and lived as a man best he could. But he was so twisted he committed suicide. And his twin brother also had terrible, terrible problems as a result of this cruel son of a bitches ideas about, about gender.

[Jack Armstrong]

So this pedophilia angle is kind of new to me, the prevalence of that.

[Joe Getty]

Yeah, there are a lot of pedophiles who are super, super turned on by the idea of postponing puberty using the chemicals that used to chemically castrate child rapists. And rapists, those are now called puberty blockers and it's chemical castration. And the pedophiles are really turned on by somebody who's an eternal child.

[Guest/Caller]

Wow.

[Jack Armstrong]

What percentage of it is driven by that?

[Joe Getty]

I don't know. And then a lot of it's just the neo Marxism, the critical theory crowd that wants to eliminate all norms of society to take down. Well, yeah, Western civilization.

[Jack Armstrong]

I don't doubt any of that. But I, it's amazing that I know a handful of people who have done this, had this in their lives. The people that I personally know that have had this in my lives, there's no reason for me to think pedophilia or Marxism plays a role in it at all. It's just unhappy young people who thought maybe this would make them happy.

[Joe Getty]

Yeah.

[Jack Armstrong]

Surrounded by people that told them it would. And then parents, trusted figures, and then parents who, and I don't blame them, didn't have it. In some cases they were enthusiastic about it because their political tribe was into it. And then in some cases it was. I don't know what to do.

[Joe Getty]

Well, no idea what to do. Would you rather have a live daughter or a dead son? Because if you don't, if you don't affirm their gender, which you're not allowed to question, even if they're autistic, they've had terrible emotional problems, they're the victims of abuse, you're not allowed to question it, otherwise they will commit suicide. And a lot of parents went along with it.

[Jack Armstrong]

Yeah, I know there's that. I know I want to be vague, but I know parents whose child decided as an adult they were the other early adulthood decided they were the other sex. And what are you gonna do, say no, you're not and just disown them? Or are you gonna continue to like have a relationship with them and get together on Thanksgiving and all that sort of stuff and start calling them by their new name. I mean, what would you do?

[Joe Getty]

Right? So it's very, very difficult.

[Guest/Caller]

Hell yeah. Yeah.

[Jack Armstrong]

Hell yeah, it is.

[Joe Getty]

So the other part of it is

[Jack Armstrong]

how were there this many doctors who are willing to carve on a perfectly healthy person for this crazy ideology, including a child, There'd be one or maybe two. But how are there lots of them in every state in America?

[Joe Getty]

Yeah, yeah, I know, it's horrifying. Well, it's. I try very hard to just understand human beings and how easily they can be led to do horrible things. It's happened over and over in history, but until it happens in your culture, in your time, I think we all. Tell me if I'm wrong, friends. We all have a feeling, well, they were crazy over there. That's a different culture back then. They must not have understood. It's different time, different place. There's no way that could happen in modern society. Now that I've seen it in my culture in my time, it's, you know, exhibit A on the shelf of human beings can be led to do and believe horrible, inexplicable, sometimes like hilariously ridiculous things.

[Jack Armstrong]

Well, this is further out there than what Nazis believed,

[Joe Getty]

I think, or communism, which could never conceivably work. But a communist would never say, sure, man can give birth.

[Jack Armstrong]

It's easier for me to understand, as awful as it is, but it's as easy. It's easier for me to understand how a whole nation could be led down the road of. No, no, no. All your problems are because of the Jews. So if we get rid of the Jews, we won't have any problems anymore. That's easier for me to understand than your problems are. You have a penis, so we're going to cut it off as a 8 year old, right? What?

[Joe Getty]

Yeah, I know, I know. Wow, that's crazy. For the umpteenth time, I'm militant about this, having dealt with unhappy people, autistic people, alienated people my whole life. People like that are desperate to be happy. They're desperate to fit in, they're desperate to have friends. And they get embraced by these activists and they feel belonging and they feel love, and they are extremely impressionable and they are convinced to do something absolutely horrific, horrific to themselves. And their desperation to be happy is used by these sick activists. And the victim is the child or the confused young person. And I've seen it happening. And, well, I am admittedly militant on the subject. I don't claim to know everything about quote unquote, gender dysphoria because nobody does.

[Jack Armstrong]

It's incredibly rare, though. Incredibly rare.

[Joe Getty]

And the fact that, okay, you're autistic, you're alienated, you have no friends, you're sad all the time, the world is overwhelming to you, but your problem is you're the wrong sex. So we're going to chemically castrate you and or cause off your healthy breast tissue, that is. I've said this more than once. I am saying it right now. I will sign my name, including my middle initial to this. It's as sick as the experiments by Joseph Mengele. Nazi Germany. End of screed.

[Jack Armstrong]

Definitely is.

[Joe Getty]

Sorry, Downer friends. Okay, I'll be back to being funny in a minute.

[Jack Armstrong]

Transition Music Michael.

[Joe Getty]

Wow.

Shock therapy. What if it's working? I almost I was fighting it too.

[Jack Armstrong]

I wish I'd have thought of this song

[Joe Getty]

as a lyricist. I'm offended by it, but it's pretty catchy.

[Jack Armstrong]

So there's a new poll out in New Hampshire. New Hampshire is a tiny little state, but it is one of your

[Rahm Emanuel]

I

[Jack Armstrong]

don't know what the schedule is. I don't even know if they know what the schedule is for running for president this time around. For my whole adult life it's been Iowa and New Hampshire, but Democrats at least are doing it different.

[Joe Getty]

Or there's the yeah, they moved South Carolina up to save Joe Biden's bacon right last time.

[Jack Armstrong]

But I don't know where New Hampshire fits in. I think it's still one of the really early, early ones.

[Joe Getty]

Bunch of flannel wearing sapsuckers. That's where it fits in anyway. Anyway, Mark Halpern, who

[Jack Armstrong]

studies this stuff endlessly like the earliest of polls and trying to figure out who ranks where and all that sort of stuff, said looking at this poll and I'll get to it in just a second. But it said the main thing being Newsome and Kamala Harris dropping like stones in here. We have seen similar trends elsewhere. Neither Newsom nor Harris can be considered front runners anymore in what is now the most wide open nomination fight in recent memory, says Mark Halperin. I don't know how long recent memory is.

[Joe Getty]

I want to put an asterisk next to Kamala Harris, though. I mean, come on, that was the most purely distilled example of name recognition trumping all in the history of politics. She was not going to be the nominee for anything.

[Jack Armstrong]

Well, on this particular poll she is down at so in New Hampshire, where they pay Attention to this stuff more closely. She is now in fifth place. Gavin Newsom is in fourth place. No, Kamala's in sixth. Gavin Newsom is in fourth, top of the polls. You got your Ocasio Cortez.

[Joe Getty]

Good Lord. What the hell is going on?

[Jack Armstrong]

AOC is at the top of the poll, barely 22%, right ahead of. And this one mystifies me. Seems like a nice enough guy, but I don't understand the appeal. Mayor Pete. What? Your top two, with over twice the numbers of anybody else are AOC and Mayor Pete in New Hampshire.

[Joe Getty]

Mayor Pete.

[Jack Armstrong]

They both have about 20. Then you drop down to single digits

[Joe Getty]

before you get to market, riding moose baiters. What?

[Jack Armstrong]

Before you get down to Mark Kelly, Gavin Newsome, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris. Those are your names.

[Joe Getty]

I would not scoff at Mark Kelly. I wouldn't vote for him, but I wouldn't scoff at him. He's a serious man. He's an intelligent man. He was an astronaut.

[Rahm Emanuel]

He's.

[Joe Getty]

He's way too far left. But I, I comes off as a moderate when necessary.

[Jack Armstrong]

I don't think AOC's smart enough. Unless she gets. Unless she. She might be smart enough. She's not knowledgeable enough. Maybe they'll coach her up really good. That was a disaster for her at that security conference over there in Europe somewhere. Right from when she got asked about Taiwan and defending Taiwan, and it was pretty clear she'd never thought about it in her life. Yeah, she's gonna have to get coached up on that stuff. But other than that, I mean, you take that away, she can absolutely win. She's got that whole young, cute, liberal, commie vibe thing going. Yeah.

[Joe Getty]

Sometimes it takes a candidate on the other side who has a serious misstep and, and is a. A weakened, damaged good by the time November rolls around. But that could happen. It happens semi regularly.

[Jack Armstrong]

I mean, getting the nomination, I don't think there's a chance she could be elected president, but she could definitely. I definitely think she could get the nomination.

[Joe Getty]

Can you imagine the debate? Her versus Marco Rubio? They'd have to stop the fight.

[International Fellowship of Christians and Jews Announcer]

Oh, yeah.

[Joe Getty]

Would be looking away.

Right?

Right.

[Jack Armstrong]

War veterans would have to shield their eyes.

[Joe Getty]

I can't see this sort of. Can't watch anymore. Yeah. Now that'd be fun to watch. Oh, my God.

[Jack Armstrong]

We'll finish strong.

[Orderly Meds Announcer]

Next, Armstrong and Getty.

[International Fellowship of Christians and Jews Announcer]

The headlines, they move on. But the heartache and the terror, they do not. Iran and its terrorist proxies are continuing to target Israel. Hezbollah continues its attacks in the north, forcing families to live under constant threat. But Israel is not only defending her people, she is standing on the front lines against terror that threatens us all. Even when the news crews leave the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, they remain. Every day they are on the ground providing life saving aid. Now, near Israel's border with Lebanon, a Hezbollah drone recently struck the home of Yelena. Widowed earlier this year and living alone, she was trapped inside by the blast. Thankfully, she was not injured, but she remained displaced. It's hard these days, she says, but I don't want to leave. Well, as Christians, we are called to stand with God's people and pray for those defending Israel and protecting the freedoms we hold dear. I want you to join the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews in praying for the peace of Jerusalem and for the soldiers, families and civilians carrying the burden of this fight right now. Visit pray ifcj.org that's pray ifcj.org Summer

[Orderly Meds Announcer]

is here at Orderly Meds. We know this time is a reminder that life is full of new beginnings. Whether you're celebrating the nice weather, starting a new chapter, planning a vacation or simply looking ahead to what's next, this season can be the perfect time to invest in yourself and your health. If you've struggled with weight loss and are curious about GLP1 medications, orderly meds can help you learn about your options. Through a simple virtual process, you can connect with licensed medical professionals who can determine whether treatment may be appropriate for you. Getting started is fast, convenient and happens online from the comfort of home. This summer, consider a new approach to feeling your best. Visit Orderly Medicine to learn more. That's orderlymeds.com podcast orderlymeds.com podcast because every new season is an opportunity to take the next step forward, compounded medications are not FDA approved, eligibility required and determined by a licensed provider. Individual results may vary. See website for details.

[X Games Announcer]

The best skaters, BMX riders and moto athletes in the world don't compete in leagues until now. The X Games League Championship is live From Newark, Orleans, July 24th through 26th. Three days of elite action sports, plus performances from Metro, Boomin, Jid, Subtronics and Bunt Watch on ABC. ESPN and ESPN 2. Stream on the ESPN app, Roku Kick, Amazon and X Games YouTube. The inaugural champion gets crowned this July.

[Tony Ayo]

This is Tony Ayo from the Real report with Tony A.O. and Uncle Murder. You ever notice how everything keeps going up?

[Kyle McLaughlin]

Up?

[Tony Ayo]

Rent's going up, streaming services are going up. Even your favorite burrito spot suddenly thinks salsa should cost extra. But with Boost Mobile, you and your phone bill don't have to play the Willis Go up Soon game because Boost Mobile has an unlimited talk, text and data plan at a price that'll never go up. It's the same price you'll pay for life, meaning you're set to never worry about your bill increasing again for as long as you're on the plan. While the world keeps finding new ways to nickel and dime you, Boost Mobile gives you unlimited wireless at one set price for life. Imagine something in your budget actually staying the same. You'll pay the same for unlimited wireless when you're posting mirror selfies in your 20s, and when you're posting mirror selfies in retirement, some things never change. Switch now for unlimited wireless at a price that'll never go up, only at boost mobile. After 30 gigabytes, customers may experience slower speeds. Customers will pay $25 a month as long as they remain active on the Boost Moving unlimited plan.

[International Fellowship of Christians and Jews Announcer]

President Trump congratulated his administration on hosting successful World cup and added that it was, quote, like having many, many Super Bowls.

[Joe Getty]

And yeah, I mean, I guess so.

[International Fellowship of Christians and Jews Announcer]

There were over 70 games and the jets weren't in any of them.

[Jack Armstrong]

The never ending New Yorkers talking about their jets sucking. All right.

[Joe Getty]

They do indeed came across this why am I left handed? I like this part. Being left handed is mostly no big deal. It is annoying how ink smudges under my hand, she writes, and I did once have to jump out of the way of a circular saw that I was holding backward. Oh boy, her that aside, overall, I enjoy being left handed. It grants entry into a smug little club whose members, 10% of the human population, carry the secret knowledge that we are overrepresented among US Presidents, famous artists and musicians, and top athletes.

[Jack Armstrong]

One of my kids is left handed. The only time it ever affects me is when we sit down to eat. Like in a booth or something like that. We gotta get it organized right, so we aren't hitting elbows together.

[Joe Getty]

Yeah, I was fascinating to learn that the word sinister means left handed and dexterous.

[Jack Armstrong]

There's something wrong with y'.

[Joe Getty]

All right handed. And then she goes into the fact that her left handed grandmother was forced to be right handed in writing. At first, when I was a kid and I heard that, I thought that was horrible, oppressive. It was just terrible. It was abuse. As a guy who's been struggling, I hate handwriting now, partly because of the smearing and it's uncomfortable. You have to hook your wrist to make it look normal, blah blah, blah. I kind of wish I had.

[Jack Armstrong]

But yeah, I wonder. I Wonder if it does you any damage or if you just get used to it. Do we have any reason why we're handed at all? Because writing is a recent thing in human history. So why do we have a. A preference hand at all?

[Joe Getty]

Yeah, I'm not sure we have time to get into this. Super interesting. But she mentions that she spent a semester in Ghana unaware that left handedness is still, like, seriously stigmatized across much of Africa. Upon arrival, I kept accidentally offending people by eating or paying with my left hand because traditionally the left is reserved for dirty tasks and the right for social interactions.

[Jack Armstrong]

I can't do my dirty tasks with my left hand.

[Joe Getty]

Well, you got to practice because you can teach yourself to do about anything with the other hand. It just takes a little while.

[Jack Armstrong]

Yeah, people who have lost an arm or a hand can learn to do this stuff. So from that standpoint, you're right. Maybe strapping down your left hand, you could have learned to write right handed.

[Joe Getty]

Tell you what, somebody remind me of this because I'll forget. Let's finish this tomorrow, same time during the show. Podcast.

[Jack Armstrong]

Haunting. Here's your host for final explicitly horrible Joe Getty.

[Joe Getty]

Let's get a final thought from everybody on the crew to wrap things up for the day. There he is, Michelangelo, pressing the buttons in the control room. Michael, what's your final thought? All right, I've got young nephews, but I'm completely unhipped. But.

[X Games Announcer]

So this is the word scuba. If it's teenage slang, it means euphoria.

[Joe Getty]

Feels like you're in heaven.

[X Games Announcer]

So if you have a teen, they say scuba.

[Jack Armstrong]

I guess you know what they're talking about now. It's good.

[Joe Getty]

Super good. Go ahead, say that all you want. That's fine. Jack, a final thought for us.

[Jack Armstrong]

I don't know why I enjoyed this so much last night, but my son made dinner start, start to finish, decided what we were gonna eat.

[Joe Getty]

We went to the grocery store, bought all the stuff.

[Jack Armstrong]

He made the whole thing. He said, you go in your room and hang out. I'll tell you when dinner's ready. And I. I did. And I thought if this catches on, this will be fantastic.

[Joe Getty]

You said you don't know why you enjoyed that so much. Come on, it's got everything. It's got pride in your. Your offspring. It's got deliciousness, laziness. I mean. Oh, come on. My final thought is, and I've said this before, for all of human history, a guy like me wouldn't have any idea what the latest annoying slang among teenagers is. I might occasionally hear it, but I wouldn't care. Let's go back to those times. Let's go back to I will never hear Scuba or Skibidi or six seven.

[Jack Armstrong]

Was that it? No.

[Joe Getty]

Cap a cup of yeah. No, no, no, no.

[Jack Armstrong]

I hear it because I have teenagers. Armstrong and Yeti wrapping up another grueling four hour workday.

[Joe Getty]

I've been through that.

[X Games Announcer]

I'm tired.

[Joe Getty]

I'm through with it. So many people. Thanks. A little time. Go to armstrongegetty.com Drop us a note you've got thoughts, opinions mailbagarmstrongandgetty.com See you then.

[Jack Armstrong]

God bless America.

[Joe Getty]

Two trusted voices who help you start your day. Armstrong and Getty. They talk about the news. They won't lead you astray. Armstrong and Getty Jack and Joe, the host of the this show. They'll bring you the truth. Armstrong and Getty laughs. So many laughs. That's Armstrong and Getty. Get the podcast and get it real fast. It's called Armstrong and Getty on Demand.

[Orderly Meds Announcer]

Summer is here At Orderly Meds. We know this time is a reminder that life is full of new beginnings. Whether you're celebrating the nice weather, starting a new chapter, or planning a vacation, or simply looking ahead to what's next, this season can be the perfect time to invest in yourself and your health. If you've struggled with weight loss and are curious about GLP1 medications, orderly meds can help you learn about your options. Through a simple virtual process, you can connect with licensed medical professionals who can determine whether treatment may be appropriate for you. Getting started is fast, convenient and happens online from the comfort of home. This summer, consider a new approach to to feeling your best. Visit orderlymeds.com podcast to learn more. That's orderlymeds.com podcast orderlymeds.com podcast because every new season is an opportunity to take the next step forward, compounded medications are not FDA approved, eligibility required and determined by a licensed provider. Individual results may vary. See website for details.

[Tony Ayo]

This is Tony Ayo from the Real Report with Tony Ayo and Uncle Murder. You ever notice how everything keeps going up, up, rent, streaming, even extra Sosa at your favorite burrito spot. But with Boost Mobile, you don't have to play the Willis Go up soon game. Boost Mobile offers an unlimited talk, text and data plan at a price that'll never go up. It's the same price you'll pay for life. Switch now for unlimited wireless at a price that'll never go up. Only at boost mobile. After 30 gigabytes, customers may experience slower speeds. Customers will pay $25 a month as long as they remain active on the Boost Unlimited plan.

[X Games Announcer]

The first ever X Games League championship is going down live, and New Orleans has the call. Three days of elite action sports, a season's worth of competition coming down to one final weekend. Watch July 24 through 26 on ABC, ESPN and ESPN2, or stream on the ESPN app, X Games, YouTube, Kick Roku sports channel and Amazon. The championship starts July 24. Don't miss the moment it becomes history.

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