Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio,

the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

It's a really sad thing, but actually about 85 to 90% of psychologists identify as left of center.

And so when we pair that with knowledge that, for example, there's a study out of Rutgers showing that over half of people who identify as left of center felt it was somewhat justified potentially to murder

President Trump. So I think that my own field, psychology, has a real blind spot to this assassination

culture. That's interesting.

We've talked about the polling that shows way too many people are comfortable with political

violence now as a way to get what you want.

And you got the Luigi Annie story with murdering the United Healthcare guy and people that are okay with that.

But Luigiiani, is that how you say his name? I forgot.

No, you're, you're, that's a portman to. You're giving them a single name like

Benefer. Stop doing that. Luigi Mangione. And actually, I was going to vote for

replaying some of those unhinged CNN clips with Taylor Lorenz, but we can do that in a minute.

But he seems pretty crazy.

Luigi seems pretty crazy.

Oh, yeah.

And so we're about to tell you about the guy who set Governor Shapiro's governor mansion on fire in pennsylvania all these people are crazy so

i don't understand how that fits in with our acceptance of political violence i mean do crazy

people pick up in the wind different differ, differing attitudes toward political violence?

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