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JULY 2008

TUESDAY JULY 22, 2008 9:00 PM (PT) Prince Rupert tonight and an internet connection which seems to work. I've uploaded tonight's show to the server. Good stuff on the history of the Federal Reserve. I think the replay schedule is back on track on XM, but in case you can't here it there, you can here it here. Back live on Monday. I'll try to type to you tomorrow. Thanks!

FRIDAY JULY 18, 2008 12:30 PM (AT) Leaving Tok now and wanted to get David Adair up on the stream. Probably our most requested (and fun) show. Click on your tower to the upper left to access it.

THURSDAY JULY 17, 2008 3:31 PM (AT) Here I am at HAARP. Pictoral proof coming, not that you'll see more than me and the signs saying it's HAARP. But I thought I'd take a moment to let you know that the show you should have heard last night on XM (Gary Matsumoto) has been running online since last night. You can access it by clicking on the tower to your upper left. Not sure why they haven't run on XM this week, but if you can't (or don't want to) listen online, fear not, we'll replay them in August.

TUESDAY JULY 15,2008 11:50 PM (AT) In Wasilla tonight. Not sure why XM listeners heard Jesse Ventura tonight (though it's priceless to hear him expound) but I've put the LEAP show that was slated to run, online now. LEAP is Law Enforcement Against Prohibition and if you're looking for the ammunition to debate those who think draugs should be illegal, you'll get it with this show. Access it here.

Going to Valdez tomorrow. WiFi willing, will write more then.

MONDAY JULY 14, 2008 11:50 PM (AT) Yes, Alaska Time. Writing from Homer. Many apologies for those of you trying to listen online. All the places that said they had WiFi didn't which explains why July 4th's trivia show ran for an entire week. The good news is that tonight's show is up and playing. Check it out -- if you need help accessing it, click here.

SATURDAY JULY 5, 2008 12:01 AM (CT) Alaska Highway here we come.. but before we go, I probably should fill you in on the trivia questions we used as Instant Wins:

1. In December 1982, the government no longer limited and controlled this. What? The interest rates banks could offer. (This was especially attractive for the new Money Market and NOW accounts that were authorized in the same bill.)

2. The longest jury trial in US history ended in 1987 (longest up to that time-- longer since). Who was the defendant? Monsanto. They failed to warn residents in a Missouri town of the dangers of a chemical spill. Plaintiffs weren't actually harmed by the Dioxin in any provable way but due to Monsanto's duplicity and failur to be forthcoming, they were awarded 16.2 million dollars in punative damages. Monsanto won on appeal (because there were no real physical injuries)but their history of covering up the facts was well documented, and shocking.)

Bonus question: 1983 saw a great deal of consumer complaints due to deregulation. While price was a concern, this was the major issue. What? Quality.

3. Michelle Pfeiffer, Susan Dey, Louis Gosset, Jr., Claude Akins and David Hasselhoff have one thing in common wht? They were the lead cast members for ill-fated TV shows that were cancelled within a month of their debut. In 1980,Pfeffer was in "B.A.D. Cats", Gossett was in "The Lazarus Syndrome" and Hasselhoff was in "Semi-Tough". In 1977, Dey was in "Loves Me, Loves Me Not" and Akins was in "Nashville 99".

If you're wondering about the Bumper Stumpers, click on 'who did that record' to your right.

I'll try to update you regularly about our trip (wifi dependent though word is the Yukon is well equipped :) but in the meantime, the shows you'll hear will be the ones you've requested. You'll hear them in the regular times on XM (live on 165 and replayed on 158) and hopefully you'll hear the streams too.. but the times of that may be inexact depending on where we are at the moment. You might want to make a note of what's on and when:

MONDAY JULY 7, 2008: Alex Jones-- no need to say more. Listen to his shows today, you'll call him a conspiratorialist. Listen to what he said a decade ago, you'll call him a historian. Yesterday's conspiracies are tomorrow's history. Find out what's in store for you. Check out all his videos. Info is at infowars.com

TUESDAY JULY 8, 2008: the late Madeleine Cosman. This woman was a wealth of information about the emerging diseases that have been coming across the border with our immigrants. Hear about the real cost of the alien invasion.

WEDNESDAY JULY 9, 2008: Al Cuppett. If you've heard the government has plans to put us in concentration camps but want to hear all the details and generally feel the need to be scared witless, this is the show for you. Info about Al is here.

THURSDAY JULY 10, 2008: Mary Ann Winkowski talks ghosts. I should say she talks TO them. Here's her website. She's an absolute delight. Mary AnnHere's a good price on her book from Amazon.

FRIDAY JULY 11, 2008 Jack Armstrong, Art Laboe and Ron Diamond. Three guys who brought you radio the way it should be heard!

MONDAY JULY 14, 2008 Walter Burien. The government is sitting on billions of dollars they don't tell you about. Hear about ther real budget-- the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report-- the feds, states, cities, towns, school boards and more are awash in cash they keep from you. Check out Walter's site here.

TUESDAY JULY 15, 2008 The War on Drugs is a war on you. Legalization is the only answer-- and many cops know it. LEAP is Law Enforcement Against Prohibition. Founder Peter Crist joins me for a full show. What he says makes sense-- and onne of his arguments is a show stopper on this topic.

WEDNESDAY JULY 16, 2008 Gary Matsumoto talks about Vaccine A in the first 2 hours. His incredible book documents what the government knows about the Anthrax vaccine and the truth behind Gulf War Syndrome. If they'll do this to the military, you don't think they'll do it to you? The third hour features John Coleman who debunks Global Warming nicely.

THURSDAY JULY 17, 2008 The infamous David Adair interview. Does the government really know all about UFOs? David will tell you a fascinating story which will answer that question.

FRIDAY JULY 18, 2008. Lots of talk about bringing back the Fairness Doctrine-- but what do you know about it? Did you know it's not about 'equal time' (except in specific election instances)? Find out what it is and why you don't need to worry about it's return-- but don't rest easy. There IS something to fear-- the end of Net Neutrality. You need to hear why the internet may not be free in the unfettered access sense in the future. And it won't be because of what the government does-- more aptly, what the government doesn't-- unless we the people push this issue. In many ways it's the most important issue of our time. Hear all about it and the Fairness Doctrine in the first two hours tonight and then check out Pat Boone in the third.

MONDAY JULY 21, 2008 The Ron Paul interview. If you didn't catch it the first time, or didn't listen online, you'll hear it now. That's followed by Charlotte Iserbyt and the Deliberate Dumbing Down of America. Why don't people know what's in the constitution? Why can't Johnny read? Why are we failing in math and science? Because it's the grand plan. It's not a conspiracy-- it's a researchable fact. Hear all about it.

TUESDAY JULY 22, 2008 You probably know that the Federal Reserve is neither Federal nor a Reserve, but if you haven't heard Andre Eggelletion talk about it, you're in for a treat. His book, "Thieves In The Temple" is a good read. Click on it for a good price.

WEDNESDAY JULY 23, 2008 Catherine Austin Fitts was targeted by the government because she uncovered massive financial waste and had a way to stop it. For that they wanted to arrest, if not kill, her. Hear her story and check out her website here.

THURSDAY JULY 24, 2008 Charles Cox talks plenty of people who have one thing in common. They're dead. He's got a few messages for the living too in this 3 hour enjoyable show.

FRIDAY JULY 25, 2008 Dr. Demento in hour one; Jerry Blavat, hour two; and Steve Bryant in the final hour. A fine way to spend Friday night! I'll be back Monday the 28th!

FRIDAY JULY 4, 2008 12:30 AM (CT) Happy 4th of July. We'll celebrate with three big hours of trivia, live tonight at 9 (CT). (If you usually have trouble getting through, you'll probably have an easier time tonight-- holidays usually come with lighter caller volume.)

THURSDAY JULY 3, 2008 12:15 AM (CT) Happy Birthday Jerry Blavat! It's the big 68 for The Geator and he's still going stronger than ever! I did it again, ended the last show without telling you what I said I'd tell ya. In this case, the truth about Obama's 2nd Amendment stance. That he can say he upholds it with a straight face belies everything he's done since being a public figure. We'll go over it in detail. Speaking of Obama, we'll also tell you that if Canadians could vote, they'd vote him in right now. Read the poll results here. Quick-- what's the state with the largest refugee population per capita? The answer (FLorida) won't surprise you. But number two will throw you, guaranteed. It's Minnesota. Find out why I know this. There's a story, and you'll hear it tonight!

WEDNESDAY JULY 2, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) Finally, a reason to want all the surveillance that's wiping out our privacy. Well almost. But there are two cases where videotape saved the day. The first was a defendant set up by a couple of cops-- framed for a drug charge. The officers both swore under oath that the story was as they told it. The guy was definitely going to the big house. No doubt about it... until the defense attorney produced.... the tape. The security cameras in the defendant's apartment complex caught the entire episode and proved that what the court just heard was frighteningly fictional. The prosecution moved for dismissal. But just think where this guy would be without that tape? Read it here.

Then read this. You think you want socialized medicine? check out a city hospital in New York where a woman was involuntarily deposited in the emergency room where she sat 24 hours later still waiting for a room until she... died. No one noticed when she went rigid in her seat for 30 minutes.. after which she fell face first to the floor. They didn't come over for the 30 minutes she was there writhing, nor for another 30 minutes when she was still.. when they finally did, after kicking her gently (is that an oxymoron?) they determined she would no longer need a room. But it gets worse-- the city hospital was on notice for over a year for inhumane conditions. They had reason to know this was the standard treatment. Read about what they're (not) going to do about it and think twice about having the government involved in your health care.

TUESDAY JULY 1, 2008 3:31 AM (CT) For what does Jesse Ventura really stand? How does he feel about various issues? Is he the answer? Can he win? Will he run? What does he know that you don't about the system? Those are just a few of my questions. Many of the things surrounding the former Minnesota governor who managed to take office as an independent are in his new book, "Don't Start The Revolution Without Me", (click on it for a good price from Amazon) but there's nothing like hearing it first hand. I think you'll find you resonate with much of what he says, but there are a few things which may leave you scratching your head. He's generous enough to spend an hour with us tonight. and I've already got three hours worth of questions! We'll talk to you at 9 (CT).

JUNE 2008

MONDAY JUNE 30, 2008 2:00 AM (CT) Seems all the candidates are in agreement and the majority of the public is too-- we need government health care. In truth, we need anything but the government in our health care-- and their involvement is exactly why we're in the mess we face now. Who better to tell the story than an economist from Canada who has studied this issue for years. Sally Pipes came to America in part because she wanted her choice of health care. What's been happening since her arrival in the early '90s has her concerned. She's written "Miracle Cure" (click on it for a good price from Amazon) and she'll tell you what will work and why Canada's system isn't the answer. I'm not so hopeful the bulk of the populous will listen, but I hope you'll hear her out tonight at 9 (CT).

Then we'll talk about CPS gone mad-- again. This time in Denver where a boy was yanked from a street in front of his home on the flimsiest of complaints that turned out to have no merit. The kid is home now. And still having nightmares from the treatment he received in foster care. Read it here and be afraid-- very afraid.

SATURDAY JUNE 28, 2008 12:10 AM (CT) Bumper Stumers are up under "Who Did That Record". And in case you were wondering about the 3 questions I threw out: In 1988, this former option became standard equipment on GM cars. What? AM/FM radios. (Before that, AM radios were standard with FM being an option.) In 1987, Chrysler made a big public apology.. for what? Disconnecting odometers on 60,000 cars. In 1987, the government figures on this were released showing a 50% rise in this potentially deadly problem over the previous year alone. What problem? Errors by air traffic controllers. (Near collisions on the ground and in the air were definitely on the rise.)

Many requests for the writings of our forefathers which porve they meant the individual AMerican when they referred to 'militia' in the 2nd Amendment. Much of what I have (which is a lot more than what I read on the air) comes from a variety of sources, as opposed to websites.. but that said, here's a link that will do the issue proud. And here's one confirming the majority of our states feel the same way. Spread it around. Each time I hear someone say 'militia' meant the government, not only does it bely everything for which our forefathers stood, it also demonstrates a startling lack of understanding of the Bill of Rights. All 10 amendments limit how the government can restrict us. (Yes even the 10th does that as it guarantees the feds will not over take states rights-- a bigconcern for our forefathers who wanted to ensure the feds would not become so powerful as to thwart our liberty-- they'd collectively cringe if they saw the constant violations of that amendment). Nothing in these 10 guarantee the federal government rights over the people-- so to except the 2nd as uniquely different is ignorant or intentionally biased. But read their thinking for yourself in the above 2 links. Talk to you Monday!

FRIDAY JUNE 27, 2008 12:45 AM (CT) We had the Mad Cowboy on earlier. If you haven't seen his website, check it out here. Howard Lyman spent 4 decades as a cattle rancher as his family did 3 decades before him. He quit eating meat when he realized that the very USDA regulations designed to protect us are actually what might give us Mad Cow Disease. Think that's far fetched. Read the info on his site. (You won't feel much better about eating vegetables either.. grow your own. Can't do that? Buy local from directly from farmes and co-ops.) On a happier note-- trivia tonight-- three big hours. And an amazing announcement-- we're mailing the prizes this weekend. So if you've won anything between May 9th and tonight, you'll have it next week.

THURSDAY JULY 26, 2008 12:45 AM (CT) By tonight's show, we'll know whether we have a constitution or not. And I'm not being overly dramatic or overstating the issue. The supreme court will have ruled on the DC Gun ban. If they find it constitutional, you can bet your second amendment rights will totally vanish. Our Republic will be over. Stick a fork in it. The only reason I'm not apoplectic is I truly believe they will overturn the DC law. Unfortunately I also believe they'll do it narrowly enough that celebrations over the affirmation of the second amendment won't be completely warranted. You may be reading this after the decision is handed down, but my take is we'll avert losing it all, but won't gain much. What I know for sure is we'll talk about it tonight at 9. Oh, if the DC gun ban is overturned? Expect DC to ask for time to "adjust" their law from a ban to a regulation to properly comply with the court. And expect that to take a long time.

WEDNESDAY JUNE 25, 2008 1:00AM (CT) With very little fanfare the House passed the bill protecting phone companies from giving up your data without a warrant. The Senate is poised to do so-- with both presidential candidates being among the Yea's. Read it here and weep. Bad before, it'll be worse once Telcos know you have no recourse. So how bad are gas prices? A 7 and 9 year old kid in Salt Lake City are really feeling the pain. Their mom had to ditch cable over it. Read about their protest here. (Amazingly, Iran's nutso president is the only one telling it straight. If you missed that from last night's show, here's a link.) All that and more tonight.

TUESDAY JUNE 24, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) If you scroll down to the second entry in last Thursday's post, you'll see a link to my outrage over the Housing Bill. At the time I was focusing on the hidden provision that reports all your electronic transactions (from credit cards to Amazon.com) to the government. Turns out everything about this bill is an outrage. I'm talking more than the basic premise which is we taxpayers should bail out people too dumb to understand what happens with adjustable rate mortgages (and that aside, the emotional claim that millions of people will be out of their homes does not mean they'll be on the street-- it means they'll be renters-- like millions of other Americans who have been playing by the financial rules we all should understand). What's got me heated now is the fact that Chris Dodd (Mr. Countrywide VIP) did not author his own bill-- Bank of America which is acquiring Countrywide did. Read this and be really upset. Then we'll talk.

MONDAY JUNE 23, 2008 5:00 AM (CT) First things first-- if you missed the answers to the 3 questions I threw out Friday night during trivia, here you go: In 1975, discriminating on the basis on gender when it pertained to this became against the law. Pertained to what? Credit discrimination on the basis of gender was addressed in a federal law.

The 1976 democratic platform included welfare reform. It outlined a specific plan to fix it. What was it. A federally guaranteed income level for every American. In '76, it was reported that UAW labor agreements came closer to one of their major goals. What? A shorter work week. Speaking of work weeks, the week hasn't begun and already I've got plenty to talk to you about. Want an example?

Obama is really for change-- he's already changed the presidential seal. You know the one-- with the eagle, arrows, olive branch and the motto "e pluribus unum". It's that motto part that bothers socialists. As you likely know "e pluribus unum" means 'from many into one'. It's the philosophy behind our country-- the melting pot our ancestors held in such esteem. Regardless of how diverse or far flung one's background, Americans were proud to blend into an assimilated culture that held possibilities unthinkable in the old country. Our strength was in our unity. Past tense, you'll note, as many of today's socialists adore multi-culturalism. Louis Farrakhan at least is honest when he denigrates our motto-- Al Gore on the other hand simply claims it means the opposite: from one into many (leaving us again to wonder whether he's duplicitous or a dope-- many are betting on both, but at least he's consistent-- global warming is another example of his tendency to confuse the truth). But Mr. Obama didn't get into that debate. He simply added the presidential seal to his 'we gotta change' list. His podium is now adorned with a similar rendering (including his web address, so don't go thinking it's official anything). Apparently he's OK with latin, just not 'e pluribus unum'. His choice is 'vero possumus', a rough translation of his campaign slogan 'Yes we can.' It's up to us to let him know.. oh no you can't. Want to see the seal, and read more about it? Here's a Newsmax article. Talk to you tonight.

THURSDAY JUNE 19, 2008 8:00 PM (CT) If you listen with any regularity, you know one of my big issues is the blatant unconstitutionality and patent unfairness of the child support system. Family court start to finish is NOT for the children. Non-custodial parents are targeted financially-- and in some cases the "children" don't see a dime-- not a snafu either-- the way it's designed. And that doesn't even address the issue of child rearing and custody. Until an issue surrounding a child is heard in its entirety-- not bifurcated into money separate from custody, it will never be for the children. Federalizing child support made it even more draconian-- and now many states force non-custodial parents into paying them rather than the custodial parent directly-- even when there's no evidence of any intent not to pay and comply. I could go on-- and we will tonight, with Glenn Sacks, a father who has dedicated his life to speaking out on this issue. What amazes me is that with the millions of people ensnared in this insanity that people aren't close to rioting in the streets. There's a lot to say, and Glenn will be saying it all. Later in the show, he'll take your calls. In the meantime, check out his website here.

Got another outrage we won't have time to discuss but hopefully you'll have time to take a look at this and call your senators. In the middle of the senate housing bill is a provision for all credit card companies to report every transaction you make. (That's you and everyone else.. and it extends to all online activity like paypal too.) Talk about an invasion of privacy. Just how will this federal database be used? I can think of several ways-- and all of them are bad, including new ways to penalize non-custodial parents, so maybe we will talk about it after all. if not, we'll get to it Monday. Talk to you in about an hour!

WEDNESDAY JUNE 17, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) Imagine living in an apartment and getting a letter from management that the utility company would be coming in to your unit and removing all your light bulbs. They'll install CFLs. They don't mention that they're potentially toxic, and a whole host of other things. Residents in a complex in Idaho don't have to imagine it. They've got the letter in their hands. Read about it here. Not enough state control for you? We'll talk about congress wanting to nationalize oil here, and Germany jailing parents for the crime of homeschooling. All in moments.

TUESDAY JUNE 17, 2008 2:30 AM (CT) Irish voters had a chance to weigh in on their sovereignty last week-- Americans have not been so lucky. The house passed the Merida initiative which will send 1.1 billion of your tax dollars to Mexico os they can secure their southern border while we continue to let ours remain porous. Want to see how your reps voted? Here's a link. Want to read the bill? Here's the info. Now it's back to the senate foreign relations committee where Chris Dodd not only wants to pass it, but he's willing to soften some of the conditions required of Mexico! You might want to be calling your senators now and saying NO on the Merida Initiative, HR 6028. 202-224-3121 --tell them your home state and they'll connect you. Or call direct yourself. Here's a link to info on all 50.

No wonder both McCain and Obama are meeting with La Raza this summer (a disgrace in itself.) So can we top all that for tonight's ire? Tune in and find out.

SATURDAY JUNE 14, 2008 12:01 AM (CT) We made it through Friday the 13th.. and through trivia! All the way through trivia and I never revealed the open question answers.. The sale of this product got a great boost when law tennis came into vogue in England in 1870.. what product? Lawn mowers. (Prior to that, lawns were cut with scythes-- not effective unless the lawn was wet-- and a real detriment when the tennis players were present :)

Experts recommend using this as a cleaning solution for diamonds. What? Vodka. Most people know that Paul Revere was a silversmith in Boston. But he had another advertised occupation. What? Dentist.

Worse yet, I never revealed one of the previous week's answers: On the Italian Riviera, there is a culinary tradition that a good soup most always contain this. What? One stone from the sea. (This stems from the days when an Italian Fisherman's catch was scooped up in nets-- fish and stones frequently ended up together in the same cooking pot.)

Some celebratin' for Monday-- Ireland struck down the Lisbon treaty which would bring down total EU control on the 27 member nations.. 26 of them didn't put it to a popular vote-- Ireland followed its constitution and did. Already the EU (and leaders of some countries) are urging Ireland politicians to ignore the will of the people. While they'd like to do so, the prime minister assures the populous he will heed their wishes. I'll give you all the details on that, Monday at 9. Talk to you then!

FRIDAY JUNE 13, 2008 3:31 AM (CT)Trivia tonight-- 3 hours. Talk to you at 9 (CT).

THURSDAY JUNE 12, 2008 1:45 AM (CT) We'll talk with John McManus from the John Birch Society tonight-- the place I always turn when I want to check the voting records of candidates and elected officials. We''ll talk about Obama, McCain & Barr-- as well as the unending plans for the North American Union tonight at 9 (CT).

WEDNESDAY JUNE 11, 2008 12:10 AM (CT) Believe it or not, Americans are more confident in Obama's economic plans after they hear him speak about it. If that doesn't stun you, nothing will. All the details tonight. We'll also talk about the Los Angeles Unified School district that has banned a book because it tells kids that heir Spanish or African ancestry is a strength. What's wrong with that? It undermines the basis of affirmative action. And be afraid, very afraid.. every member of the European Union has signed on to a plan that arrest and extradite you for your political incorrectness. Can't believe it? Read these details and check me out tonight at 9 (CT).

Finally my buddy Dick Kulpa, the artistic genius behind The Weekly World News has a new website-- check out captcartoon.com. And should you be in South Florida and happen to have kids, you'll see a great idea for your next party.

TUESDAY JUNE 10, 2008 12:30 AM (CT) The Canadian government has ordered a Christian pastor to renounce his faith, apologize for his beliefs and pay a $5,000 fine. The issue, as you might guess is homosexuality, but the implications are much further reaching than that. Frankly I don't agree with the pastor, but I certainly support his right to his convictions-- even more significant in this case, heartfelt religious convictions. By the way, this wasn't liberal Quebec or Ontario-- this is conservative Alberta-- Red Deer, in fact. On top of it all, the human rights court agreed that the 'victim' was not harmed. The defendant sure was. Read about it here.

While we're talking about freedom of belief, if you're as outraged as I am over Texas yanking 460 kids out of homes with no evidence of abuse, you might want to sign a petition seeking the impeachment of the judge who signed that order-- and has since done her best to thwart the reunification of the kids with their parents. Oh by the way, did you hear the state vaccinated the children against the express wishes (or knowledge) of the parents? The outrage grows. Here's the petition. Talk to you tonight at 9 (CT)

MONDAY JUNE 9, 2008 2:30 AM (CT) We'll talk with Alex at 9 (CT)-- he'll fill us in on the rest of the Bilderberg meeting story. Sounds like Hillary and Obama were there, but was McCain? And if not, is that a sign that the king makers have decided he won't sit on the throne? Lots to discuss-- in the meantime if you want to read about that and other atrocities, go to infowars.com or prisonplanet.com.

At 10 (CT) we'll talk to June Maxam. June has worked tirelessly for years to highlight government corruption. The info on her website is often not available anywhere else, and many of the stories detail sordid tales of power and injustice. Not surprisingly, since she won't back down and shut up, June too often finds herself a target of that injustice. Know a good lawyer in New York not afraid of representing an outspoken patriot? June needs one now. She'll tell you all about it at 10. Meanwhile, check out her NorthCountryGazette.org.

All that in addition to numerous outrages. Like what?, you ask... Like Mexico demanding the world court intercede in our American judicial system. Read that here.

Oh, one more thing. I heard from Tom Donahue. You might remember his radio show. He was on the air in Dallas in the '90s, and heard across the country on Talk America with "America's Town Forum". He interviewed everyone from Larry Nichols to Terry Reed until his conviction in 1994. The conspiratorialist was found guilty of a conspiracy (including money laundering and a pyramid scheme involving Mexican Pesos which according to various web entries defrauded people out of millions). Donahue has maintained he was innocent, and while some will debate that, no one can dispute his style-- from a prison escape in Florida to running for office behind bars in Pennsylvania (as a Libertarian of course), he's not been boring. He's due for release soon and he's hoping to be back on the air in the future. He asked I pass along his address, for former listeners who wish to write to him. Here it is: Tom Donahue 24979077, Low Security Correctional Institution - Allenwood, Box 1000, White Deer, PA 17887

SATURDAY JUNE 8, 2008 12:45 AM (CT) I realized while playing trivia that we didn't reveal one of the answers from last week: "On the Italian Riviera there is a culinary tradition that a good soup must always contain this. What? One stone from the sea. (This stems from the days when an Italian fisherman's catch was scooped up in nets; fish and stones frequently ended up together in that same cooking pot.)

This week? Here were the two unanswered questions: Experts recommend this as a cleaning solution for diamond jewelry. What? Vodka! This has never been seen in Calama Chile-- but everyone reading this has. What? Rain! So what's up for Monday? Alex Jones with a full report on what happened at the Bilderberg meeting in Virginia. Talk to you then!

FRIDAY JUNE 6, 2008 4:00 AM (CT) Trivia tonight-- 3 hours. Dial early. Don't forget to try our new VoIP lines-- 321-600-0600.

THURSDAY JUNE 5, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) While the Bilderbergs are meeting in Washington (and we'll talk to Alex Jones about that in a half hour or so), Indianapolis is under seige. The Marines are practicing urban warfare-- or are they desensitizing the public? I'll lay it out in a few minutes and you'll decide. Want to read the article? It's here.

WEDNESDAY JUNE 4, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) We made it to the air last night but discovered why we almost didn't-- Adobe Flash updates itself without your knowledge or permission, and it managed to update itself to a version our equipment couldn't handle. Thanks to help from Kent in Cincinnati last night, and Blaine at Comrex today, all's back to normal-- and with their help, it's soon to be back to even better. No question we'll be talking with you in moments. (Also no question that Mercury is in apparent retrograde motion-- making havoc with all electronic, communications and travel.)

So what will we be talking about? This is almost too delicious to ponder. You know how much I dislike the entire child support enforcement system. It's a criminal enterprise as far as I'm concerned. But finally it's working in all Americans' favor. Seems an illegal in Louisiana complained about the garnishment of his wages. His boss told him it was for child support. But I don't have children, exclaimed the illegal. The boss confirmed his name and social security number and then informed the illegal that he either bought or stole a number belonging to someone in arrears on his support so the garnishments would not stop. So a woman in Georgia is getting money from an illegal alien she doesn't know. Don'tcha love it?? Lots more in minutes.

TUESDAY JUNE 3, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) The Hildebeast is conceding right now.. or is she.. the speech is in process and it's definitely delivered in past tense verbage but the words I concede, withdraw, suspend or anything of finality isn't accompanying the obvious. We'll talk about that, Obama's committee to find a Veep (which includes Caroline Kennedy--- on the three person committee, not as a candidate), and a host of other things in mere moments if I get on the air. It's currently a question to which I better attend right now. You'll know the answer in minutes.

MONDAY JUNE 2, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) You know that old joke about the meaning of mixed emotions. That's what you have when you watch your mother in law drive off a cliff. In your new sports car. Well in this case, the definition is equally stark-- good news: manufacturing jobs may be returning to the US! bad news: with the falling dollar it's cheaper for Volvo to make them here than in Sweden. Here's a link. And if I haven't convinced you that socialized medicine is bad for your health, read this story about a woman who paid privately for a drug that the NHS in England wouldn't provide. Sound OK to you? Not to the NHS which stopped all treatment unless she personally paid for 100% of everything in the future-- which she, like all but the wealthiest of us, was unable to do. Worst part? The NHS is defending their decision! Finally, the alleged Alexander Tyler quote is making the rounds again. 1. There was no Alexander Tyler. 2. Professor Alexander Tytler who does exist never wrote the book (or quote) in question. However it's still a great theory-- that great civilizations last about 200 years and pass through the following stages-- From Bondage to Spiritual Faith, from Faith to Great Courage, from courage to Liberty, from Liberty to Abundance, from Abundance to Complacency. From Complacency to Apathy. From Apathy to Dependence. From Dependence back to Bondage... still think there is a Tyler, or that Tytler wrote it? Here's the Snopes account. Then there's Chelsea Clinton... campaigning for mom by stumping for gun control in... Montana? Montana! Makes you think she has repressed hatred for her mother-- or a total disconnect with reality. Here's that.

FRIDAY MAY 30, 2008 12:10 AM (CT) 3 big hours of trivia tonight, starting at 9 (CT). Talk to you then!

THURSDAY MAY 29, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) So gas prices are up and what's congress doing? Debating a plan to make them higher. Think I'm kidding? Read this. We'll talk about that and some good news for a change. The Texas Supreme Court has ordered CPS to return the kids they napped from the FLDS folks. Sometimes the system works. That's here. And finally we're about to talk with Dan who is willing to do something about his gripes over high gas prices. Check out his LetUsDrill.com site too.

WEDNESDAY MAY 28, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) We'll talk to Steven Weisman tonight. He's written a great book "The Truth About Avoiding Scams" (click on it for a good price from Amazon)and check out his website here.

TUESDAY MAY 27, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) Just getting started and already outraged. Your reading assignment? Here is a story about immigrants in a Washington state town who do not speak English and have problems communicating with city service employees. What do the feds do? Order the state and local authorities to learn Spanish. Then there's the FCC. Apparently they filed a proposed rulemaking earlier this year that missed our (and many people's) attention. Seems they want to mandate diversity. Here's the proposal, and here's a campaign to 'keep Rush on the air'. (Rush won't be off the air, but the implications of this political correctness are mind numbing. But make no mistake, the greatest threat to free information is still the strong possibility of net neutrality going the way of our other freedoms.) Finally if you wonder why gas prices are high, here's a cogent take on it. Talk to you in minutes!

MONDAY MAY 26, 2008 10:30 PM (CT) Here's that gas calculator I was talking about just now. Punch in your zip code and weap. More to the point, you'll also find the cheapest gas near you.

MONDAY MAY 26, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) Happy Memorial Day! We're talking to the Doctor of Liberty now, Dr. Joe Buchman who is running for congress in Utah, and spent the past weekend in Colorado at the Libertarian National Convention. Check out Joe's site TheDoctorWillFreeYouNow.com and check us out live right now!

SATURDAY MAY 24, 2008 12:10 AM (CT) Bumper Stumpers from Friday Night Trivia are listed under "Who Did That Record" to your left. As for the 3 open questions for the panelists, we reveal them each hour when they're not guessed but if you missed them:

First Hour: The Big issue in Canada in 1976 divided the Trudeau cabinet. Some of his closest friends resigned. Everyone was upset. One group said doing this would make everyone unsafe. Another group said not doing this would be discrimatory. Doing what? Allowing Ottawa and Quebec air traffic controllers to continue to use French, when the international language of air traffic was (and is) English.

Second Hour: The Pentagon was allowed to choosed some of the clothes that the star wore in this movie. What movie? Broken Arrow. (The Pentagon was allowed to choose John Travolta's wardrobe so the military would be portrayed positively.)

Third Hour: This city has more homeless cats per square mile than any other in the world. What city? Rome.

I'll be back before Monday's show to share my diatribe of the day. Til then, have a good weekend.

FRIDAY MAY 23, 2008 12:10 AM (CT) Trivia tonight..3 big hours. Still a work in progress as to formatting it. Some folks love the idea of competing players on a panel, others prefer individual questions. Your opinion is solicited, and your participation encouraged. Talk to you tonight at 9 (CT).

THURSDAY MAY 22, 2008 8:45 PM (CT) Gonna talk to Mary Ann in a few minutes and she'll tell you if you have ghosts around you (no lie, read the entry below this for details). Great talking to Charles Cox last night. Don't forget to check out his site here. Take the psychic test-- I know you'll do better than I did. You might be surprised by how psychic you are!

THURSDAY MAY 22, 2008 12:30 AM (CT) Where were you 10 years ago? I was on trial, days away from being the only person to ever defeat the LBJ family in open court in Austin, Texas. My radio buddy Robert W. Morgan was dying. Literally. He did, 10 years ago today. If he hasn't passed over, maybe he'll talk to Mary Ann Winkowski tonight. While that's a very long shot, for the first time on my show, she'll take your calls and let you know if you have ghosts around you, and that's not a long shot. It's a given. Don't think she can do it? You're in for a shock then. She can. I can testify to it. You'd be better off calling from home-- but wherever you are, if ghosts are near you, she'll see them. She won't be able to talk with them (she could if you were there in person with her), but she'll be able to describe them. Don't want to know? Then just listen to the stories about other people's ghosts. Me? I'm not certified ghost free. No curses either. Yeah, she can tell you if you're cursed too. Check out her website here, and check her out on the air tonight at 9 CT. And pick up a copy of her book. That's here. A fun read!

WEDNESDAY MAY 21, 2008 7:30 PM (CT) Talking to dead people is all the rage these days, but it's not new-- nor is it what you might think. Charles Cox is a Spiritualist minister and he's going to join me at 9 (CT). He was ordained at Sunset Spiritualist Church in Kansas. Check out their website here. And check us out in an hour and a half. I promise it will be interesting.

WEDNESDAY MAY 21, 2008 12:15 AM (CT) We've talked a lot about the chicanery in the Senate regarding the current Iraq supplemental spending bill. It passed the house, and last week the Senate added an amendment that has nothing to do with defense and everything to do with our lack of it-- yes, thanks to Dianne Feinswein (and Larry Craig), Ag Amnesty is back. Last year when we successfully defeated the massive amnesty bill, I told you it would come back in bits and pieces and we had to be vigilant. Who would have expected part of it to be hidden in a defense bill? Anyone paying attention actually. The entire senate will be voting on it any day now (perhaps today). So please call and let them know of your outrage (be polite of course). Tell them you don't appreciate it being stuck in an unrelated bill (if you do feel that way, as I do).. but perhaps more importantly tell them they it's absolutely unnecessary. It would give around 3 million illegals, legal status for five years, under the misconception that US agriculture will grind to a halt without such a measure. OK, if that were true, it raises a big question about the effectiveness of our wage and working condition laws, but never mind that-- it isn't true. There is a legal visa provision-- H-2A-- that provides for an unlimited number of immigrant ag workers. You better read this. Then read this. Then call 202-224-3121. Thanks!

TUESDAY MAY 20, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) In addition to election coverage a couple more for ya.. read here about the cop who arrested mom and left her infant and juvenile alone on a dark highway. Probably enough said right there-- but what I really wanted to read was the officer was arrested for child abuse. Sadly, we won't know what happened to him but I suspect he's still employed which is a real shame. Then check out another mega church minister arrested for sex crimes here. Gotta wonder whether those fixated on preaching against something such as this, don't have it in their heart to do it themselves themselves. In any case, this man of god wanted to anoint a 13 year old he met online. And finally good news here... the courts confirm that money should be made identifiable and accessible to the blind. It's unconscionable that the Treasury Department would have actually appealed a verdict ordering it, but they did. And lost. The very folks who would force private firms to comply with the ADA, are intent on violating it. Think about that the next time you want the government in charge of something-- like health care. Lots more to say about that too.

TUESDAY MAY 20, 2008 12:01 AM (CT) Oregon and Kentucky primaries today. Before the voting starts the results are in-- Hillary takes Kentucky, Obama aces Oregon. How do we know this? Well if you ask me, it's because the whole thing is fixed and now those arrogantly in charge don't care if you know it, but the charade masters will spin it quite differently. We'll unspin it tonight. Who knows? They could be wrong. Hope would spring eternal but that would require different candidates. As it is, doesn't matter where you put the deck chairs on the titanic, does it?

MONDAY MAY 19, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) Many things on my mind, but I'm increasingly upset that our government is fatally scamming us. We've talked about the move to prohibit us from suing a manufacturer of an FDA approved device or drug when we're injured. What makes that concept more outrageous is the government turns a blind eye to things that can kill us. Childhood vaccines is a major example. Perfectly safe? Read this story about infant primates-- who developed the same autism symptoms of countless children when vaccinated on the same schedule as the government demands-- not recommends... demands at the threat of taking your kids away. The concept that the government should protect us is specious at best. But when it claims it WILL protect us, and proceeds to ignore reality, it's time to restrict the government to only that which is constitutionally mandated. I wish the vaccines were the only example. We'll have more in moments.

SATURDAY MAY 17, 2008 12:10 AM (CT) The three open questions from trivia (which we revealed at the end of the show but in case you missed them..) were:

A group of private citizens in San Diego County is planning to file a large-scale lawsuit in federal court against this. What? Fluoridation in the water via hydrofluosilicic acid.

This is an extremelyh popular dim sum dish in Asia. Not surprisingly, it isn't popular with Americas. Cooked in a black-bean sauce, the proper way to eat it is whole. What is it? Chicken feet-- you put the entire foot in your mouth, then suck of the meat and spit out the bones-- (that's you. Not me, thank you).

In the middle ages, this belief led to Valentine's Day. People in the Ozarks believed it until the early 1900s. What? That birds and rabbits began mating every year on February 14th.

Wondering about the bumper stumpers? Click on "Who Did That Record" to your left. Trivia is a work in progress.. input is welcome. I've got several more ideas in mind... so add yours. Type to you before Monday's show to talk about that.

FRIDAY MAY 16, 2008 12:45 AM (CT) Trivia tonight-- three hours, with our newer format-- easier to play (harder to get through later in the show, but please keep trying). Either way, hopefully fun to hear. Listen tonight at 9 (CT) and call early!

THURSDAY MAY 15, 2008 12:10 AM (CT) Many citizens thought the concept of a lottery was ungodly-- or at least a blight upon society as they knew it. Wonder how they'll feel when there's another layer of gambling about to be state sanctioned.. this time the citizens won't partake, just investors and governments. It's Lottery Futures! And you thought it was bad enough when it was just commodity futures. So what am I discussing? Gov. Schwarzenegger's plan to borrow from future lottery receipts to pay for state programs. No where is he discussing cutting spending, just, well, there's no better way to put it--- selling lottery futures. The citizens will most likely go along with it-- the alternative is a higher sales tax. Did anyone mention cutting spending? I didn't think so. Read about it here.

Then there's a big debate on showing ID to register to vote. Since the supreme court OK'd Indiana's law requiring state issued photo ID, several other states are considering similar measures. Missouri is contemplating proof of citizenship. What a concept. Every liberal group you can conceive is against it. But look at these figures. Since Arizona in '04 enacted a law requiring proof of citizenship to register, 38,000 registrations have been thrown out. 70% of them were signed by people who certified under penalty of perjury that they were citizens. Isn't that the kind of statistic that should make every state require proof? Hardly. Read about it here, and I'll talk to you tonight at 9 (CT).

WEDNESDAY MAY 14, 2008 12:45 AM (CT) According to the Trilateral Commission which met in Washington DC last month, America isn't pay her fair share. Wait until you hear what they want the US to do about it.. though I suspect you can guess. We also should spend more to combat global warming because we create more of it than anyone else. Clearly none of these folks have been to China. Read the recap here. We'll talk about it tonight along with of the global agenda (including the Athens Bilderberg meeting), what's in store for us, and which candidates are on board-- all of the majors of course.

TUESDAY MAY 13, 2008 5:30 AM (CT) Election results tonight, though it's a moot point at this point. Interesting Freudian slip from the Hildebeast-- she referred to the next president as "He".. does she recognize reality? More likely it's gender confusion, but either way read about it here. Meanwhile in Republican land, speculation about possible VPs continues with Condoleeza the front runner according to the Palestinians. What do they know? Find out here. And question whether there will even be an America for a president to lead when you ponder this latest outrage about a disabled student teacher in St. Cloud Minnesota who has been removed from the classroom-- because Muslim students threatened to kill his service dog. Seems dogs are unclean and petting them is forbidden under Islam. Wouldn't you think the solution would have been to remove the kids? Logic or lack of it tonight at 9 (CT).

MONDAY MAY 12, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) A father is in jail tonight in Kentucky. He'll be there for 6 months. It's because he contributed to the delinquency of a minor-- his daughter. Never mind that she's over 18. Let's look at her delinquency. She failed a math test. I know you think I'm making this up. And I also realize that if kids knew their parents could go to jail if they didn't pass a math test, some might make sure they flunked. You better read it here. And you'll see I'm not exagerating. A judge ordered this man to jail. Doesn't it make you want to give the judge the math test? What you wanna bet he couldn't pass? The jury is out on that, but I'm pretty sure the bulk of Butler County (or any county) wouldn't do much better than this kid. Insanity tonight, as usual.

FRIDAY MAY 9, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) 3 hours of trivia tonight-- and a format that makes it easier to win (and hopefully more fun to hear). I'll let you be the judge in moments!

THURSDAY MAY 8, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) That the Hildebeast has an interesting relationship with the truth is proven repeatedly but this is big. In the past we've talked about how her Watergate boss refused to write a letter of recommendation for her due to her unethical behavior. Now we've got news about Whitewater. Just a witch hunt you think? Au contraire, my friend. At least not according to the papers Sam Dash willed the Library of Congress. Normally this grand jury stuff remains secret, but here's a glimpse into what those empaneled were thinking. Here's more. (And if you do a search you'll find a lot more-- all over the web.) If you don't want to read it, here's the bottom line-- they knew they had her on perjury if they wanted her. I probably don't have to explain why they didn't go for it, but we will talk about what they had to say in moments.

WEDNESDAY MAY 7, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) So you watched election coverage last night... did you start to wonder if North Carolina and Indiana had republican primaries? Did it occur to you that virtually no one mentioned it? Do you want to know how Ron Paul did? I'll be telling you in moments. We'll also talk about what it's gonna take for the Hildebeast to drop out now that the writing is blatantly on the wall that she won't win, and whether her reluctancy has a hint of conspiracy to it. Perhaps she's trying to weaken Obama so he'll lose to McCain, and she'll have another shot in 2012. Then again maybe she's just trying for more opportunities to enrich her campaign coffers which are decidedly in a deficit. Those are just some of the conversations I've heard. What you have to say, next!

TUESDAY MAY 6, 2008 12:15 AM (CT) You've probably heard that Wesley Snipes got he maximum sentence for the misdemeanors for which he was found guilty. The government tried to get him on criminal charges, but the jury didn't buy. Normally someone without a record guilty of a misdemeanor will get probation. So why the harsh sentence? The government is starting to realize that Americans are awakening to the farce of the IRS. I'm not suggesting you don't pay. I am suggesting you get educated and start to fight this insanity within legal parameters available to you. If enough of us do, this sham will ultimately end. Tom Cryer joins me tonight to talk about that. He's the Louisiana lawyer who successfully fought criminal charges of willfully failing to file taxes. He's not suggesting you try that either. The key is enough Americans armed with the truth about the system that it will be impossible to seat a jury on these issues. Only then will we start to see change. Find out what you don't know tonight at 9 CT. And check out Tom's TruthAttack.org.

MONDAY CINCO DE MAYO 2:00 AM (CT) You know the economy is tanking. That's no surprise. Every day another piece of bad news is added to a growing avalanche. But wait-- there's good news. There's a sector of the economy that's growing by leaps and bounds. A sector that is hiring at the fastest pace in years. Can you guess what it is? You want a product category? None whatsoever. You want a service definition? None to speak of. We're talking a hiring frenzy that will add not one real dollar to the economy. Who is paying for these positions? You are. The government has hired an additional 77,000 workers in the first 3 months of this year. Meanwhile private industry has lost 286,000 jobs. What's wrong with this picture? Everything. Read about it here.

Here for trivia answers? So are Friday's players.. I forgot to reveal the answers at the end of the show. Fortunately there were only two: In 1976, banks did this for the first time. Did what? Offered interest bearing checking accounts.

It's April 1958 and rumors of the end of this government program are unfounded. We'd be stuck with it for many years to come. What? The draft. (The army says the draft will be needed indefinitely. Currently (in 1958) 13,000 American men are drafted each year.)

And in the ever evolving way we play Friday night trivia, here's the current rules: We'll take 3 players simultaneously. The first player to get two right answers before two wrong ones will win. (And yes you can pick from a handful of categories of questions.) Players can pass on any one question without penalty, but it will then go to the other 2 players, who will not be penalized for wrong answers but will be credited for right ones. (It's also possible to win by default by being the last player standing, but that shouldn't happen too often.) Every time someone wins, we'll start with a new panel of 3 players. If it sounds complicated, believe me you'll catch on quickly. I promise the questions will be a lot easier than you might expect. (Of course they're always easy when you know the answer.) You can also win instantly by answering a question I'll throw out each hour, or by identifying the bumper stumper currently in play. More on that this coming Friday.

FRIDAY MAY 2, 2008 4:00 AM (CT) Steve Bryant joins me tonight at 9 (CT). Check out his website: stevebryant.tv. You'll remember him from years and years son QVC but more recently he's known for his political parodies, the latest of which concerns the righteous Rev. Wright. It's always a lot of fun talking with him, and will follow that with a couple hours of trivia. Working on questions as I type.

THURSDAY MAY 1, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) We'll be talking in minutes, and as you can guess one of the things we'll be talking about is the "suicide" of the DC Madam. A flurry of emails asking if I believe it. Here's the deal. I do not believe under any extenuating circumstance that this woman would take her life without naming names. Big time. If it turns out that someone (or several someones) get something in the mail with instructions to out a lot of names we'll easily recognize, then maybe. If it turns out that the names of her clients are not soon publicized, then you can take it to the bank that this was murder. But even in that event, she would have been wise to have a posthumous plan in place. Does someone already have the info, and will they risk what may happen to tell us? God I hope so.

We'll also tell you what's going on in Canada in the latest government grab of supplements. You need to know about C-51, even if you never plan to visit the northland. If it happens out of Ottawa, how long before it happens in DC? At stake is your right to access to ALL supplements, the banning of many of them, and criminal charges should you give any to your kids. Doubt it? Click here. And here. And should you be in Calgary May 9th, please show up at the rally you'll read about. Thanks!

APRIL 2008

WEDNESDAY APRIL 30, 2008 3:31 AM (CT) It was great talking with Alex Jones last night. The show will replay on the stream until tonight's live one-- after that you can hear it as a download at www.mystreamingserver.com. We touched on the economy, and we agree--- you haven't seen nothing yet. We'll talk about what we are seeing though-- from an increase in credit card spending on basic necessities(making MasterCard rich and the rest of us poor) to a trend of people selling their belongings to pay basic bills. That's here. The government admits its a recession but is still denying there's much inflation. Ever wonder why? Read this. Bottom line, is they've found another way to screw the taxpayer-- in this case out of what they promised to hand out in social security payments, among many other things. Sinister details tonight at 9 (CT).

TUESDAY APRIL 29, 2008 8:51 PM (CT) Alex Jones in minutes! 3 big hours-- if you haven't seen Endgame yet, you're behind the curve. We'll talk about it, but there's nothing like seeing it first hand. Think Hitler was the first at eugenics? Wait until you hear about how he learned it from the US. Find out what we did, and more importantly what we're going to do. Any conspiracy theory you've ever heard, is something of which Alex is knowledgeable. If you don't listen to his daily show, you should. But check him out with me 9 to Midnight (CT). And check out his websites infowars.com prisonplanet.com, prisonplanet.tv and several others you'll hear about in the next three hours.

MONDAY APRIL 28, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) If you knew of a situation where a group of children were sick, dying, being raped, poisoned, drugged and abused not to mention numerous underage pregnancies you'd have to act, right? I'm not talking FLDS here. This is the state foster care system in Texas that the 400+ FLDS kids were forced into by authorities. Read this and tell me if you don't think they just went from bad to a lot worse. Talk to you in minutes!

SUNDAY APRIL 27, 2008 2:00 AM (CT) Here are the answers to Friday's trivia: In 1976, a former prime minister of Italy faced accusations, a former prime minister of Japan was arrested and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands had to resign from some posts, all over the same issue. What issue? Taking bribes from Lockheed for airplane orders-- over $25 million worth.

This was one of the hottest consumer items of 1972. What? pocket calculators.

In 1972, critics blamed fashion designers for this. They used the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach as an example of the problem. Blaming them for what? Failing to provide direction! (Women showed up to the convention in everything-- floor length dresses, tailored short separates, blue jeans. It was the year of wide choices.)

More people in Hawaii do this than any other state, over 60%. Do what? Hawaii has the highest percentage of cremations of all other US states with a a 60.6% preference over burial.

In 1972, the FTC issued its first action from its year old advertising documentation program requiring advertisers to document claims. GM was the first company targeted over 2 false claims. Name one: GM falsely claimed the Vega is the best handling passenger car ever built. Gm also claimed that the Buick Opel has a chassis that never requires lubrication.

Until the mid 1900s, we did not know the reason for this daily phenomenon. What? Why the sun shines. (As recently as half a century ago, there was no clear understanding of it. The discovery that it is due to nuclear fusion reactions was not made until the 1930s by Hans Beth and Carl von Weizsacker.

Wondering about the bumper stumpers? Click on "Who Did That Record" to your left.

THURSDAY APRIL 24, 2008 2:00 AM (CT) Apologies for the phone system (our fault-- long story), but other than that it was good to talk with Dennis Flaherty. His website is under yesterday's post but you might also want to check out an upcoming astrological convention. Click here for info on UAC2008.

Tonight among other things we'll talk about the absolute absurdity of our War on Drugs. Who better to speak out than law enforcement officials who know what a cruel joke it is, let alone why it's completely ineffective and unnecessary. If If you want a way to control the populous, circumvent the constitution and make a ton of money on the back of the public, you've found it with in the drug war. LEAP founder Peter Christ joins me tonight at 9 CT. Here's info on him. And here's the LEAP homepage. The real question is how long is the public going to continue to buy into this destructive insanity? Until Americans wake up, they'll continue to part with their rights and assets.

WEDNESDAY APRIL 23, 2008 4:45 AM (CT) Bush is trying to sell us on more involvement with Mexico. The fourth annual Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) meeting is going over like a lead balloon for many Americans. So does he decide to rethink his plans? No.. the SPP decides to rename itself. But you won't like it any better as the North American Leaders Summit (read about it here). Figures they'd rename it, since a few weeks ago we discussed their renaming of the NAU. Yes we're catching on to that one too. It's to be called the North American Standards and Regulatory Area, and you won't like it either. (Here's that one.) So what is Bush saying at the SPP which is no longer the SPP? Read about that here.

Meanwhile bad enough the Hildebeast won Philadelphia, but now the rumor is that neither she nor Obama will get the nomination in favor of a final pick of Al Gore. (Read about how it can happen here.) I'm hoping it's a rumor designed to make us feel lucky about anyone but Gore. It's enough to make you consult an astrologer.. which is exactly what we'll do tonight. Who will win the election? Will there be elections? What about the economy? The environment? The NAU? Can't promise answers, but vedic astrologer Dennis Flaherty has a grasp on the strong possibilities and I'm looking forward to hearing that! We'll talk to him at 9 CT. Check out his site here. Meanwhile if you missed the interview with Joe Buchman Monday night and want to hear it, it's here.

TUESDAY APRIL 22, 2008 5:00 AM (CT) We're celebrating Earth Day... by debunking Al Gore. One of the few hopeful trends lately has been a plethora of authors coming up with the real story behind Global Warming which has little to do with climate and everything to do with control-- and money. Your money, in the form of taxes to correct a bogus problem. Tonight we'll talk to Paul Spite. He's written "A Climate Crisis A La Gore" (click on it for a good price on a good read. We'll also talk about the Pennsylvania primary. Fitting for earth day-- from one potential disaster to the next starting tonight at 9 CT.

MONDAY APRIL 21, 2008 2:00 AM (CT) Global warming? Still snowing in the Canadian rockies. At least it's no longer sticking to the roads.. While I was watching snow this weekend, my buddy Dr. Joe Buchman was checking out a UFO convention. He'll join me tonight to tell you about it. According to Joe, it's not whether aliens are here (other than the Mexican kind, of course) but how many different types. He's got a website apologizing to them all.

Check out www.ThePeopleOfEarthApologize.com (click on it) for more on that. But in the meantime, he's not giving up events closer to home. In fact he's running for Congress. Now combining UFOs and Congress you'd pretty much think he's running as a Libertarian and you'd be right. Check out BuchmanForCongress.com (click on it too). On top of all that, he lives in Utah, so he's got a interesting perspective on the FLDS goings on. Like the rest of us who are actually alert, the real question is... when the government rounds up 416 kids, where's the outrage? All that and more tonight at 9 CT..

SATURDAY APRIL 19, 2008 2:00 AM (CT) April 19th.. The anniversary of Waco.. looking at the FLDS mess, we apparently haven't learned much, have we? I'll be back on that, Monday night.. but for now, here's what you may have missed on trivia:

In 1972, this was seen by some as the major innovation in radio. Stations in Baltimore, Houston and New Orleans wee among the first to offer it. Offer what? Broadcasting in Quadrophonic, four channel sound.

Musically 1972 was the year of blank. Fill in the blank. Nostalgia (Bobby Darin made a comeback, Madison Square Garden had a big oldies show. Chuck Berry had his first hit in years, even Broadway musicals evoked memories from earlier decades.)

1971 started a new movie trend. In 1972, there were over 20 such pictures. Most were traditional Hollywood fare, though often considered B movies. Some were seen as objectionable by traditional movie patrons and even critics. One, a big box office draw, drew some of the biggest criticisms. What's the movie trend? Movies starring, written by, directed by and marketed to a black audience. (The movie that sparked the greatest wrath of critics was "Superfly" though the complaint was not about race. The outrage was the sympathetic treatment of a cocaine dealer.)

In 1972, the FTC issued its first action from its year old advertising documentation program which required advertisers to document claims. What company did they first target? General Motors.

The practice of naming hurricanes began early this century when an Australian weather forecaster decided to insult who? Politicians he didn't like.

In the latter 1800's an American department store was the first ever to do this. Do what? Install electric lighting. (In 1878, Wanamaker's of PHiladelphia was the first.)

FRIDAY APRIL 18, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) Friday night trivia in moments-- and back here afterwards with the answers.

THURSDAY APRIL 17, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) This is only a test. And when it becomes a real emergency, we'll realize American citizens failed-- big time. Talking about the FLDS raid in Texas-- and how willing most people are to go along with the government yanking 416 kids out of mother's arms and putting them in a shelter-- all on the flimsiest of accusations.

The alleged 16 year old mother who called in to complain is a suspicious as it gets. She's not been found, the man she named as father of her child doesn't know anything about her. She made phone calls to a shelter miles away. And talked in one case for about an hour. If she was really so controlled, how was she aware of this shelter? How was she able to make hour long phone calls complaining about it? At the very least you'd expect the government would continue to verify her accusations before acting on them. It doesn't even pass the "It's For The Children!" battle cry. There's no proof any were in imminent danger. The ranch they call home is as clean and orderly as it gets.

Does anyone who knows anything about foster care have any reason to believe their safety will be guaranteed if they're farmed out into the system? Is anyone concerned that the government is taking the DNA of all of these children and their parents-- allegedly to match them up, but have you heard anything about destroying that DNA once the investigation is completed? I could go on. I wouldn't personally want to live that lifestyle. Polygamy and strict adherence to a restrictive religious doctrine doesn't sound like a good time to me. But I am absolutely horrified-- and worried-- that the majority of Americans seem to think the government rounding up 416 kids is fine by them. Why is anyone sleeping comfortably thinking their family won't be next? This is a test. And Americans have failed. Yes I can go on, and I will tonight at 9 CT.

WEDNESDAY APRIL 16, 2008 12:45 AM (CT) When all else fails rename it. That's the Orwellian doctrine that works every time. And never has it worked better when calling a major loss of sovereignty nothing more than a 'trade agreement'. It's tried and true and we fall for it every time, so it should come as no surprise that with all the citizen outrage now that plans for the coming North American Union united the US, Canada and Mexico, the latest plan is to call it a trade agreement-- NASRA to be exact: The North American Standards and Regulatory Area. No one will complain about that, right? They will if I have something to say about it. Jerry Corsi will tell you all about it here. Talk to you tonight at 9 CT.

TUESDAY APRIL 15, 2008 3:45 AM (CT) I'd love to say... So here we are April 15th, a national holiday commemorating all the loss and heartache from the former income tax laws... but alas, the pain and heartache will be standing in line today at the post office putting those 1040s in the mail. We'll talk about that and more tonight at 9 CT.

MONDAY APRIL 14, 2008 4:02 AM (CT) The Republicans are coming to St. Paul in September. Big convention, Perhaps you've heard about it. Probably unnecessary since McCain will be the nominee but nothing can stop a good party. Think I'm painting it a bit cavalierly? Then take a look at the city council fight-- over granting attendees their wish-- keeping the bars open til 4 a.m. Maybe they're planning an intoxication defense for the aforementioned nomination. It's story #4 here.

Seems all government employees like to have a good time. Read about the $13,500 steak dinner here. Any good political news you ask? Well Carter and Gore might lean on Hillary to give it up. Not that she'll listen, but all the superdelegates might. That's here. Lots more and I'll tell you about it tonight at 9 CT.

SATURDAY APRIL 12, 2008 2:00 AM (CT) Missed any of trivia? Here's the answers from last night's questions:

In 1910, the first woman in the world to do this was a Frenchwoman. Do what? Become the first certified woman pilot. (It was Madame la Baronne de Laroche who was certified as an aviatrix on March 3, 1910.)

In 1974, in one West Virginia county there were fire-bombings, beatings, shootings and dynamiting over this issue. What issue? Books included in the school curriculum the community found objectionable. (Their inclusion was mandated by the superintendent of schools who followed a strict edict the state courts handed down that books must be multi-ethnic. Among the books criticized was 'Jack and the Beanstalk'.)

These trees were first cultivated in China, then they made their way to India, Armenia and Persia. Before the 13th century, they arrived in England via Italy. What trees? Apricot.

This common edible was sold in the United States as a patent medicine in the early 19th century as a Doctors Compound Extract. What is it? Ketchup! (Dr Miles' Compound Extract of Tomato)

What do Stephen J. Cannell, Robert Conrad, k.d. lang, Gregory Peck, Sidney Poitier, Desi Arnaz and Elvis Presley have in common? They were all truck drivers before they became famous.

In San Salvador, this crime is punishable by death before a firing squad. That probably includes a lot of things but this one would raise eyebrows in America. What crime? Drunk driving.

Until the 1972, this was a very unusual girl's name. It's said William Shakespeare made it up. What name? Jessica. (Shakespeare called Shylock's lovely daughter JEssica in the Merchant of Venice,e but it was not until the 1970s that large numbers of people began choosing this name for their daughters.)

1972 American compact cars did battle with the foreign makers, notably VW, Toyota and Datsun. What three models were targeting their foreign counterparts? Chevy Vega, Ford Pinto, and AMC Gremlin. I'll be back to type more before Monday's show. Have a good weekend!

FRIDAY APRIL 11, 2008 12:45 AM (CT) Trivia tonight. Three hours starting at 9 CT. Talk to you then.

THURSDAY APRIL 10, 2008 12:30 AM (CT) You've heard about all those planes (over 1,000) grounded because they weren't inspected in a timely manner? Did you know that several of them have been failing the subsequent checks? Read it here. Deductive logic will tell you the major carriers have been flying planes that are not airworthy. And you wonder why I drive? Even to Alaska.

Here's a story about a realtor in Memphis which will no longer sell homes to illegals. This of course raises the rhetorical question 'Why was it legal to do that anyway?' Rhetorical, because it's not illegal or even frowned upon. The change of heart comes from a change of loan conditions. Banks are no longer ready to lend to folks without social security numbers. And you'd of course ask 'You mean they were doing that before? Then why do I need to be inspected with in an inch of my life to give them my money when I open an account?' And those too would be good questions in a sane world.

But in America, it's been no problem until now. Not a move toward patriotism, rather economic reality-- the illegals are less likely to pay back the loan. (It can be argued if they'd enter the country illegally, why would they feel compelled to keep an economic bargain here, but the real issue above that is keeping a steady job can be tough when you're not supposed to have one.) So what is this realtor doing? This is the best part-- they'll concentrate on people legally here... with bad credit. Easier to get them loans than illegals these days. It does beg the question, why not go after responsible, credit worthy buyers, but I'll let you ask it tonight at 9 CT. Talk to you then.

WEDNESDAY APRIL 9, 2008 9:00 PM (CT) We'll talk to Charles Lewis in a few minutes. In the meantime you should check out SaveAmericaSummit (click on it). When the lesser of two (or three) evils is still evil, as it is in this election, you start to wonder what's going on. You're about to find out.

WEDNESDAY APRIL 9, 2008 12:45 AM (CT) Greenspan tells you what you already knew-- the country is in a recession, but you already knew that. Here it is complete with him not being sorry for anything he might have done. The Fed is hinting it might be a deep recession. No big surprise to you here. And the IMF is calculating it could be a trillion dollar crisis. That's here. And how long have I been telling you that our phony debt-fueled economy would collapse? The longer it takes, the worse it will be. We'll talk about that, and all the things we didn't get to last night.

Sometimes corporate America is as bad as government bureaucrats. Apparently guards at Target can not confront shoplifters. This leads to the question, 'What can they do?' Can't answer that but I can tell you about a retired cop who had the 'nerve' to stop a teen from stealing hard liquor and was fired for his trouble. That insanity is here. Finally from the 'Assault with a Weapon' file, here's a story where the weapon was a hedgehog. Since the don't know if the animal died in the process or was previously deceased, the villain won't be hit with animal cruelty. Talk to you at 9 CT.

TUESDAY APRIL 8, 2008 12:30 PM (CT) We were in the middle of talking about the USB drive chock full of DMV records in Oregon that wound up in a recycling center, unencrypted and easy to read. We'll pick up with that story, but note, this is not an inadvertent loss-- read here about a loony law, now gone, but still reverberating with problems. Read about it here.

We'll also go over the Pig Book. Yes, CAGW releases it's annual awards for the most wasteful pork barrel spending. Here's a summary of this year's winners. Here are the representatives who won the anything-but-coveted Oinkers. Many fine categories such as the French Kiss Off, Tax Dollars on Drugs and the Unidentified Fiscal Object. Finally if you want to know how it goes by state, click here. That'll keep you busy for a while. Talk to you tonight at 11 CT (I settled on CT as it's easier than writing ET & PT and probably easiest for you to translate too.)

MONDAY APRIL 7, 2008 7:00PM (PT) Before we get to all the dirt described below (and a lot more), I'm going to spend some time talking to Jock Brocas, a British military man who has learned the benefit of relying on inner knowledge for real protection. His book is "Powers Of the Sixth Sense" and it's available here.

MONDAY APRIL 7, 2008 3:31 AM (PT) Think Hillary's lies are a recent development? Of course you don't. But if you're looking for proof going back as far as her days on the Watergate committee in the '70s, have I got a story for you. You can read about it here, but we'll talk about it tonight.

And the lies just keep on coming! Punctuating her desire to give you government health care whether you want it or not, is a story about a young mother who died because she was uninsured and turned away at the hospital. Her family is outraged. She had full insurance and they're upset she's being portrayed as an indigent. Here's that one.

Meanwhile in Oregon, she's misrepresenting her record on Iraq laughably. That's here. Of course, it doesn't help that her income tax returns show she's made well over $100 million since her white house days-- so much for relating to the po' folks. Read that one here.

And then there's that issue with her chief strategist who has had to resign now that it turns out while he was talkin' up the Hildebeast who among her campaign themes is her promise to reign in trade programs like NAFTA, he was also lobbying congress on behalf of the Colombian government which wants in on an expansion of such deals. That's all over the web, won't even bother with links.

Meanwhile Ron Paul supporters shook 'em up in Minnesota this past weekend. Turns out members of the nominating committees in the various districts were not allowed to nominate anyone but McCain. Here's some info on what happened when a few didn't go along with that. All that and other things tonight at 10 ET / 7 PT.

But wait, there's more. Hopefully it will make you laugh. If not, you're gonna cry. Listener Steve called it to my attention. I don't give you video links often, as I rarely have time to view them myself, but this one is worth it-- funny-- or disturbing? You be the judge. Here it is.

And finally, for those of you asking me to put the Landline article up, here it is. But if you're a commercial driver, you should have your own copy because you're a member of OOIDA.. right? Wrong? Then click on the OOIDA link to your left and join. Mention my name and your first year dues are just $25.

SATURDAY APRIL 5, 2008 1:05 AM (PT) You slaughtered me last night on trivia. Lots of prizes to mail out this weekend. But you probably want to know the answers, so here you go:

In 1996, a US panel designated this well known street as a scenic byway. What street? The Las Vegas Strip. (The committee felt the glitzy neon lights, erupting volcano, sinking pirate ship, pyramid, castle and other casino attractions are... culturally enriching. This explains a lot, doesn't it?)

In 1974, the number of these fell to their lowest level since the 1800s. What? The number of Member firms of the NYSE.

This occurred in American for the first time in 1874. What? The first kidnapping for ransom in US history. (Charlie Ross was lured into a wagon and carried away by men who demanded $20,000 for his return. The result was unprecedented international news coverage. It was not a happy ending.)

Henry Ford was obsessed with this. He once wore a suit and tie made from it and ordered auto parts made from it. What? Soybeans. (The clothes were made from soy-based material. He ordered many Ford parts to be made from soy-derived plastic. He once served a 16-course meal made entirely from soybeans.)

A large ice cream company gives their ice cream waste to local farmers who use it to feed hogs. The hogs seem to like all the flavors except one. Which one? Mint Oreo. (Ben & Jerry's donates to Vermont farmers who report hogs will eat most anything-- except Mint Oreo.)

We talked about the Charlie Gracie documentary too-- and if you want a copy, you can now easily download it for a couple bucks from the Amazon Unbox Download Program. Click here. It's recordable on Tivo. If you'd rather have a hard copy mailed to you for not much more, click here.

If you're from Chicago, you probably know Eddie Schwartz. Even if you aren't from Chicago but enjoyed listening to WGN years ago, you should recall him. Eddie, a life long Chi-town fixture knows everyone and everything about the Windy City. In 1970 he was Robert W. Morgan's producer on WIND and went on to a great career since then. After WGN he was on WLUP before turning to writing for the last decade or so. He's a great guy and if he's given you joy on the air in the past, it's time to give some back to him. He's currently in a rehab facility and would love to hear from you. Read about it here. And remember, I'm too often writing about the passing of someone and lamenting it's too late to let them know we care. In this case, it's the perfect time to drop a line to "Chicago Schwartz!" letting him know you remember and care. Thanks! Talk to you Monday.

FRIDAY APRIL 4, 2008 12:01 AM (PT) Trivia tonight at 10 ET / 7 PT.

THURSDAY APRIL 3, 2008 1:10 AM (PT) Ted Turner predicts mass cannibalism by 2040-- and he's not just referring to his own heirs. Want a laugh? Read this. Then again, he's serious as a heart attack and people will believe his clap trap about global warming. Even worse, here I am delighted about the Hildebeast looking good in Pennsylvania and Obama tells a town hall meeting in Wallingford that if he's elected he guarantees Al Gore will have a big role. Let's hope there's no a cabinet position for wacky weatherman. Jokes aside, Gore whose theories are more and more failing the tests of serious scientists got a nobel prize and a grammy for his claptrap. Here's the Obama article. Not sure Gore's garbage is claptrap? Read Lawrence Solomon's "The Deniers" for openers. It's here. We'll try to have him on soon. Finally, want info about the MATS show and all things trucking? Check out screamintrucker.com.

WEDNESDAY APRIL 2, 2008 3:00 PM (PT) How to increase traffic accidents and city revenue in one easy step-- install a red light camera. Guaranteed to cause both. Jim Baxter from the National Motorists Association joins me at 10 ET / 7 PT to give you all the stats. In the meantime, check out NMA's website here. Lots of good info.

We'll also discuss a Pennsylvania poll that shows Obama winning and the tide further turning against the Hildebeast. (That's here.) And along those lines, Bill Clinton loses it again. Read it here and wonder-- is he really losing his grip or is it a passive aggressive pl