 William J. Eisenman. Okay, we are back, we are here. Another week has flown by, quickly. As I always say. Oh, it's good to sit down and relax. Probably wondering who the hell this is, if you haven't seen us before. Well, are you gonna find out who the hell this is? Welcome everyone, and welcome to Uncensored, Hard-Hitting Truth. I am your host, James P. Madonna of Megalife21. The hardest-hitting internet talk radio station on the planet, and it is, right now, Fourth of July weekend, 2015. Yesterday was Fourth of July. I could not do the show on Saturdays like we normally do it, because it was not only the birthday of the United States, but it was also my mother's birthday. So, we had a little party for her. And I think she turned 84, I don't know, she was born July 4th, 1932, Rosemary. So what were the, you're a good mathematician. Is that 84? Something like that? Was it 1932 minus 2015? I'm only getting 82. 2015 minus 1932 would give her 80. 2012 is 80. Whatever, she's in her 80s. Which just rounds it off to early 80s. Early 80s, there you go. Which is a lot better than late 80s. Late 80s. Yes, you're looking at one of the smart people. Who refuses to get stuck in bumper to bumper traffic on the local highways here in New Jersey. Refuses to breathe in other people's carbon monoxide and deal with the aggravation and the stress of taking hours to get to your beach destination. How about just, how about flying places? Not just in town. You mean the airports are busy too? Oh my God. Wow, could you imagine with the security check? The fondling, your... You mean with the junk check? Find the fondling, your giblets, your junk. That takes a moment or two. Yeah, jiggle them around a little bit. Make sure there's no explosives in your squatter. Your refra. Your refra Franklin, yeah. But anyway, your refra Franklin. Levity belt. Yeah, and then when you get to the Jersey Shore, same bullshit every year. They make you pay for parking. They make you pay for changing into your bathing suit. They make you pay to get on the beach, a cover charge. You gotta pay for everything. Then there's the gas, wear and tear on the car. It's not like people who live in other states on the East Coast where they just drive minutes. Like my friend in Florida, Ken Thieson, former WWE star and personal trainer extraordinaire, Buckworth Town, Florida. Greetings, Ken. He's just like five minutes from the beach. A beautiful, clean beach that's free. Free, an optimal, clean, a beautiful turquoise blue, white sand beach for the most part. That's free and minutes away. No, no, no, Jersey's gotta run a scam, run a scam. And if you wanna get an idea of how New Jersey people in business and politics are really all about, just take a look at old Krispy Kreme, Crisco Balloon Boy himself. No longer the driver, but the back of the Republican 2016 campaign clown bus. Chris Christie, Chris Christie. But he's the straight talker. Remember McCain's bus when he was starting to straight talk express? Well now, Christie. McCain, you mean with Sarah Palin as his vice presidential, right? Yeah, he right on the bus and the front window. Straight talk express. Oh, she's a straight talker, all right. Like her daughters, I don't know how true it was, but they made a facsimile blow up sex doll. A love doll. A love doll, they call it a love doll. Of Bristol Palin, Bristol loves the pistol. Brazen Bristol loves the pistol. Has a sex doll now, real entrepreneur. She's starting out young as a business woman. And I think she found her calling. She finally found her calling in life. I know her mother found her calling as an idiot and a lush. Well, maybe Bristol is a slut and a lush. Well, who knows? And you know, and Bristol just received an award about her traveling nationwide, making a small fortune, telling young people to be abstinent, to refrain from sex. Now that picture of the love doll was only of the head with the mouth. With the mouth open. You stick your dick in. And now, if Bristol would have allowed the guy to stick his dick in a mouth, she wouldn't have pregnant the first time. That's true. Yeah, maybe not even this. If she would have took the old scum guppies in her mouth. Yeah. You know, in the words of the great, not the great Gatsby, the great. Oh, man. He's your friend for crying out loud. You forgot his name? I just went blank. Ron Jeremy. Yeah, oh, Ron. The great Ron Jeremy. He's not your friend. He coined the word scum guppies. He's making rum now. Ron de Jeremy. He's making rum. Made in Central America. Probably by child labor. It's in Panama. I think it's made in Panama. Ron de Jeremy. Ron is a Spanish word for rum. So play on words. But yeah, yeah. The rip-off Jersey Shore where they don't let you bring food and beverage on the beach anymore because they complain about the people littering and not cleaning up their mess, which is true. But I think the real reason is they want you to go pay five bucks for a hot dog on a boardwalk. Another scam. Well, isn't it funny? Of the Jersey Shore. Now the governments of states and the federal, they're always taking care of the business guy, the hell with the consumer. You mean like the hurricane Sandy funds that went to the businesses? What is it gonna be? Three years already in October? And not to the people that lost their homes near the coast. Now we still got homes that aren't paid for. I don't even know how, you know, if they paid for any at all. Three years. But Christie made sure they sure went to the businesses there. Oh, well, they do, yeah. I'm mentioning Christie because they have something to read. Okay, great. Now I just want to salute our man. A shout out to our man, Bernie Sanders. Not Bernie Sanders like that, that lush idiot Sarah Palin calls him up. Bernie Sanders, he got a huge crowd. He almost looked like one of those mega church TV evangelist crowds. Not only one crowd, the crowd says several places, 10,000 people, one place. 10,000 people. That's a mega church. Yeah. Well, let me give a shout out also to my very dear friend from Osaka, Japan, Miho. Hello, Miho. And also to my Facebook group administrators, Anthony Laura, Sash Boyle, whom I did a recent talk show with. Thank you, Sash. It was a blast, as always. You all come back now, yeah? You all come back, yeah? Joltin' Joe Stebbins, Jean-Luc O'Donne. Okay, and these are my Facebook group. Almost all of them. There's one more, but I haven't memorized their name. She got one of those long names, you know? Oh, boy. Anyway, welcome to all, and I just want to get the formalities over with. We're coming to you live and recorded, of course, from the Newsletter Sensor Research Center in northeast New Jersey. And please feel free to join our Facebook groups. They are under, of course, my name, James P. Madonna, and or MegaLife21. I would like to introduce to you that disembodied, mysterious, spiritual voice you hear in the background. The one and only, my co-host and mentor, and the very founder of Newsletter Sensor in 1977, the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman. How are you feeling this holiday weekend, sir? I'm here. I'm tired, man, from that party. You see, I got buzzed on really good wine. Oh, my God. No, I was drinking very dark, trans-Risveritrol rich, and Agliomeric Proanthocyanidin rich. My favorite wine, because it's such high quality and at such a low price. Yellowtail from Australia. I believe it's the South Australia. Oh, I, I, I, bro. Oh, you put another shrimp on the barbie, mate. Another shrimp on the barbie and pouring me another glass of yellowtail. Remember the commercial fosters? That's Australian phobia, mate. Australian phobia, it came in a big, huge can. Foster's Lager, actually a good beer. But anyway, yellowtail, sweet red roux, but I usually get Shiraz. Did they make good Shiraz, good Cabernet Pinot Noir, which is the French grape that they usually make good champagne with? But anyway, that's what I was drinking, yellowtail. And you gotta give buzz when you're, you're with a, whatever she is, 83, 84 year old woman who's very picky, very nitpicky and very demanding. You have to get buzzed, otherwise you'll lose your mind. But let me read this one thing and hit your comment and then you can sink, we can sink our teeth into these readings. It's about Chris Christie. Hey, hey. Now, I read this today actually, before I came here. Usually I have a compilation of everything I've read during the past week, but I really didn't have any. Oh, Chisler's Hall of Shame, I just remembered. I want to induct, first before I induct them into the Chisler's Hall of Shame, you people out there in cyberspace, you ever have this experience? You buy a cleaning fluid, a glass cleaner, air freshener, a stain remover or air freshener, anything that comes with the spray pump. At the beginning, it sprays wonderfully. It works, all of them, but eventually sooner or later, mostly sooner break where they do not pump at all, then you have to unscrew it and pour it onto a sponge or maybe paper towel or something or cloth or transfer it into a bottle, a spray bottle with a pump that works, but they all break. They always break on me. They fail to go to distance. I got three quarters of a canister of the lavender. That's like if you buy a can of shaving gel or shaving cream and it comes out for a couple of weeks and then all of a sudden, it's a dud, nothing comes out. Just a liquid, the foam don't come out. Same idea, so come on, companies at least allow us the pleasure of spraying the, it could be anything, it could be hand soap. You know, at least let us use the entire content of the bottle. Well, then you won't have to buy another one. Well, you gotta be a fucking idiot to use one quarter of your cleaning fluid and then buy another one. You open it, you unscrew it and you use it. Well, what do you think it's done? What do you think it's finished? Most lazy, neat-compoop Americans will probably buy another bottle. There you go. But I mean, at least let us use the entire content of the bottle before the damn pump breaking on us. It just stops spraying, you know? I don't know. Anyway, I just wanted to get that over with. I don't have any products per se. I am impressed. I haven't read the reviews yet. I have not read the reviews, but I am impressed with the all-new NutriBulletRX, which happens to have 1700 watts of power, very comparable to the old very expensive Vitamix. Very expensive Vitamix. And this, the power of this can liquefy any fruit or vegetable, seeds, core, skin and stem, no problem. And if you run it long enough, it makes hot soup because of the friction, no, no, no, the motor doesn't boil it. The friction from the blades moving at such a high RPM, you know, the sharp surgical rise by friction alone. So you could literally put all your ingredients in there for soup. I mean, you're going to get cream soup. Don't expect to make beef stew in there. It's got to pate it into, it's going to liquefy it. But you know, I'm sure, you know, people tend to like cream soups anyway. It kind of, it just gets everything, it just gets everything sell ready, you know, when you, the more you pulverize the food, the more easier it is to absorb. Easier it is to digest and absorb. And another great thing about these appliances now is you could grind your own flour, you know, like let's say you want to make fresh, a whole wheat flour or oatmeal flour, it grinds it into a fine powder. Anyway, I digress. Chris Christie. Exxon, Exxon Mobile was fine. 8.9 billion dollars for destroying and polluting the environment. I'm assuming, I'm not sure because it didn't say, I'm assuming it's a federal fine. No, this was about Exxon. Okay. I don't know one as far as I know is something like only a few million. Okay, now Chris Christie secretly negotiates a pardon and reduces the fine for no reason to 250 million dollars. Yeah, there you go. How much do you think Chris Christie got under the table from Exxon for the favor? Now, was this, what kind of fine was this? And how does a governor of New Jersey make that decision to reduce the fine? Was it a federal fine? Wow. I don't know. It doesn't, it didn't say. I don't know. A PT guy's fine too. Yeah, but several billion, but that's like a slap on the wrist, right? Of course. It's always a slap on the wrist with these things. It's always a slap on the wrist. And when it comes to big business, the Fat Cats, the top 20%, there is no trickle down economics. Only siphon up to the top Fat Cats on top. Siphon up economics in our fascist corporate oligarch. There is no trickle down. It's a lie. And everything we talk about today is part of our new series, Capitalism in a Conk Show. There's the conk. Capitalism in a conk show. All right. So the conk has made its appearance and the siphon. Now, let us sink our teeth into these readings. You see how long-winded we were. Not that bad. We weren't that long-winded. That's cause usually we have more inductees into the Chiseless Hall of Shame and we ramble on a rant about more stuff. Of course, I heard that the Republicans are trying to hit below the bell with Bernie Sanders. But instead of trying to defend your political philosophy, which happens to be the most fair system known to man, which is what Bernie Sanders represents, what he should be doing is, he's never gonna convince them, ever, that this uncorrupted, very honest form of socialism is the most fair system. He's not gonna convince any of them. But what he could do is, as they try to hit him below the bell, Bernie Sanders can expose them and mention everything about the Republicans, including- Don't you think they've been exposed enough already? Including, no, no, no, no, no. There are people- Real publicly, like when MSNBC interviews him, when publicly, I'm not talking about the internet, and mention the Koch brothers. I, you don't wanna be militant at all. Their supporters don't care. Ah, come on, man. Here we go again. They don't care. Mention the Koch brothers when they attack Bernie Sanders. It's common knowledge. No, it's not common knowledge. They don't care. Do you think these bubble heads out here know about the Koch brothers? Yes. No, they don't. Why wouldn't they? They're idiots. You ever- They're all over the place. You ever chat with your average folk? Yeah. They don't know about the Republicans being on the take. You know what they say? They say they're the same as the Democrats. That's what they say. Well, if you're a corporatist and you went and you signed the fast track, yeah, you're a sellout corporatist, demon-crat, sure. Well- I mean, but there are still people out there that are blaming everything on the black man in a White House and they're still saying we need a Republican in the office. And Donald Trump still says that Obama doesn't have a birth certificate. How are you going to convince these persons? But he's entertainment. Donald Trump is- No, no, no. You can't excuse that. For what he says, he's responsible for it. We are responsible for what we say. Well, that's not the only insane thing Donald Trump has said. No, of course not. And it won't be the last, I mean, you know, but by as far as, but who has gotten all the FaceTime for the last week? Right. And it's come up to number two. Number two has the choice for the Republicans. Mr. Donald Trump. You know why? Because people love, Americans love to be entertained and they like to, they get caught up in the emotion. They enjoy Donald Trump's speeches because he's a comical and he's funny and he makes that puckery face like a goldfish and he's got stupid hair, you know, and he's just- That's how we view him. But obviously it's not how they view him. Or his trees coming off. They're listening to his words. He's coming off as a nicer, kinder Republican. He's coming off like he's a moderate almost. Republicans seem to go for caricatures rather than real person. Yeah, well, look at them all. Because they're used to being lied to, okay? Well, if they know, if the average Joe Sixpack knows so much about a two-party system being on the take, they sure vote for the worst person they can possibly vote for, don't they? Yes, they do. But they don't use that excuse that the Democrats are the same for that reason. They use it as an excuse for them. For them, the Republicans doing what they do. Well, the Democrats do it too. That's an excuse for them to continue. Plus it's easy for people down south and out west to scapegoat the black man. That's correct what it is. The black man in the White House. Because these Republicans are feeding upon the racism that's already there in down south and out west. But we're not talking about the man, the black man in the White House now. Talking about a fat guy, and we're talking about a caricature called Donald Trump, okay? Many of them are caricatures. All Republicans are caricatures. That's my point. Ted Cruz, Mike Huckabee, Rick Santorum, crazy man, wacko. But Rick Santorum was on Face the Nation today. Wonderful. Okay. Yeah, what did John Hagee say? He wants to prosecute women that use the word God during sex? Oh God! Oh God! Woo, it's coming baby, it's coming. Another orgasm. Bust a nut, bust a nut. Oh God. Yeah, he wants to prosecute the women. This is a, these guys come up with yet. I ain't seen one set himself on fire yet. Not one. It's not one. Did Rush Limbaugh move to Costa Rica? No, he didn't. After Obamacare? No, he didn't. Even though there's little children there for him to visit with, you know what I'm saying? And plenty of oxy, what was it? Oxy-catonin? Contin. Oxy-contin. At just a couple, maybe a couple pesos, a bag. Who the hell knows how much? Yeah. But you know, I mean, came back to Bernie Sanders exposing them, not the way the media exposes them, or Schultz or Rachel Maddo. I mean, really exposed. Hey, if somebody's hitting me below the belt, damn right I'm gonna lower the boom. Yeah. And mention everything. But the media, all the media, when they're dealing with politics, they're dealing with, he said, he said. They like the fighting and the controversy and the. Yeah, but not in the sense of the fairness doctrine. They like it in, they'll give you time for your garbage and they'll give him time for his garbage. That's it. But they like the mud slinging. Yeah. But it usually doesn't amount to mud slinging. But if the mud slinging. They usually soften it. Yeah, but if the mud slinging is based on facts, how could it be bad, too mud slinging? You have too much faith in facts, my friend. You sound like you want to sell out to the big man moves on top. Did facts prevent the Catholic church from having Galileo in house arrest and unable more? Well, that was like. His garbage idea of that, the actual earth revolved around the sun. You're talking about very petty, very selfish people with a lot of power. I'm talking about people in general. That always interrupts me. Right. People, that's what I was gonna say before you interrupted me. People in power that have small minds, but they happen to have lots of money and the military behind them, deciding, oh, you got to love me. You got to like me. You got to give parades for me. You got to do this. You got to kiss my ass. If I say the light is green and it's really red, you got to say the light is green. This is almost like a spoiled, selfish child who never really grew up, like some guy with a small dick. What the hell do you call all of these God-banned terrorist organizations who want to get their ideas out there? And if you disobey me, I will chop off your head. It's the same thing. Like fascism. It ain't fascism. What is it? It's inaccurate. Fascism is corporations ruling the government, period. And you're talking about totalitarianism. Totalitarianism will be a dictatorship. That's correct. Any form. Or a monarchy. Any form. Any form, which includes a monarchy, a king. A king. King without a parliament. The, you know what? Despite your anxiously awaiting the second coming of Christ and your negativity, Bernie Sanders is attracting a lot of people. What the hell does that have to do with you? No, because every time I open my goddamn mouth, you got to contradict me. I didn't mention Jesus Christ at all. No, it's like you're poo-pooing the idea that he's on a steamroll. He's on a steamroll. Bernie Sanders has got momentum building up so he could very easily expose. You know what expose means? All right. If you call, if a Republican calls Hillary Clinton, this, that, and the other thing. And Hillary Clinton's got dirt on her Republican opponents. And she lowers the boom and mentions everything they do. That's pretty hard-hitting, don't you think? I believe she exposed the vast right-wing conspiracy back in the 90s. No, she didn't. Not in details. Back in the 90s. How many- How many see where it has gone? How many people know that Koch Brothers pretty much owns the Republican Party? How many Joe Sixpax out there know this? Not many. This is old news. But the average person that goes to the poll doesn't know all this. You don't know that. You don't know what they know. Maybe I should interview some people. Exactly. Fucking Christ. Because I'm sure. Continue. I'm sure. I'm done, I'm done. The idiots down in Wolf County in Kentucky, they know of things of this nature. They do? You've seen the post that was on Facebook. Wait a minute. They know just how corrupt Mitch McConnell is? They notice? Well, of course they do. Then why on earth did they vote for him? Don't you think that the woman who ran against him brought up all this crap all of them? No, I don't think she really did. Well, I've heard her do it. Elizabeth Warren calls Republicans, her colleagues. She calls them her colleagues. They handle each other with, listen. They handle. They are elites, my friend. Oh, you're afraid of the elites. They are above you. They are above you. That's because they say so. Correct. If you were worth $100 million, you think I'm gonna let you get away with saying that you're better than everybody in this whole town? It's not a matter of whether you would let me get away with it. Of course you say so. The people who were listening would put you down and the elite up. That's the issue. Because people kiss the ass of those that are rich. Whatever the reason. That is what. What is the logical reason for them to do that? Psychologically. There is none. They, we know that the Republicans vote against their own interests. You honestly think that that woman Mitch McConnell's opponent in Kentucky really exposed Mitch McConnell? You honestly think the Kentuckians really know what Mitch McConnell does? Really does? Getting back to what I said at the very beginning. These people, they know these things. They know their Republican candidates and et cetera are caricatures. They vote for them anyway. The tea baggers see them as caricatures. Yes they do. Do you believe that? They do. Yeah. You watch what happens at the debates. Wait a minute. When they choose one guy, you watch how they insult the other guy and et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. They're all Republicans. They're all Republicans. When Reagan was alive, he had this agenda. Don't say nothing bad about your fellow Republicans. That doesn't hold today. Hey, I say plenty of things bad about my fellow people. That's you. To let me talk for Christ's sakes, I say bad things to fellow ambassadors of the fitness industry because when I see things that are wrong, I feel I need to get the information out. It is the honest way to live. And guess how many people you put out of business? I don't give a fuck. Ah! But if they're screwing, listen, if they're running a scam and they're taking people's money, but that people don't have to spend. Well, you ain't going to insult the people from going there. That's the first. I don't know. Your job is to warn, your job is to expose, but your job is not and it won't be to stop them from making mula because that ain't gonna happen. They have a right to continue with their infomercials or their little certification programs and whatever they're doing. They wouldn't have a right if you required that they tell the truth. Or they come up with a clever inventor, comes up with a new exercise tool. This is not the tool. It's just, you know, you come to events and you get to patent on it and he does an infomercial and people are ordering this shit. And then all of a sudden, bad reviews come out. Those bad reviews that you see in Amazon, that's what I mean by righting the wrong. You are telling people what that is really about. Same thing with politics. Let's keep it in politics, please. Right, okay. Because you're muddying the waters. I'm digressing. In politics, that is your job to expose and to burn. But that won't protect the people from voting against you and voting for the idiot anyway. Well, when the Republicans debate each other, their job is to win the nomination. That's why they're spending campaign money. So they're going to mudsling. You know, Reagan said what he said, but how else do you debate without criticizing your opponent? You don't have a real debate. Then there is no real debate. Yeah, ever since the women, the women League of Voters or whatever it has to call it. League of Women Voters. Ever since they were kicked out of holding the debates, you ain't got no debates anymore. That was a very well-structured debate. That was a real debate. And you know what? I remember the independent candidate invited by the League of Women Voters. I remember three people up there. Well, Mr. Ron Faro was there. When I was a kid, I always remember the third independent guy. 1990s? People got to know him. Hey, I was reading some crazy things, statements by Lyndon Baines Johnson that showed that Lyndon Baines Johnson was a Dixie Krat and a racist. But JFK is so opposite of Lyndon Johnson. Why did JFK choose- He chose South Votes. He chose Lyndon- It's very simple. That's how they do these things. So he chose Lyndon Johnson as his VP because he wanted to get, he was a Northeastern New Englander from Massachusetts, wanted to get the South Votes. Johnson wasn't from up there. No, no, no, Kennedy! Oh, Kennedy, yeah, okay. Kennedy picked the VP running me. He picked Johnson. You said it's against- To get the Southern Votes. But he was obviously like George Wallace. He was a Dixie Krat. Correct. All Democrats were at one time. He used the word- The Dixie Krat. He used derogatory words for black people and he also mentioned that statement he said about if you can get the poorest white man in America to think that he's above the black man, you could sucker him, pick his pocket and do whatever. That's what it's all about. I'm better than you. What do you think the elites are about? I'm better than you. Hey, like I'm- And I deserve the resources. Uncle Phil said, one of the things I agreed with him was he said, prestige is all in the mind. Your perception of being better than other people, you might be an insecure little weasel of a man with a little dick. And if you suddenly win the Powerball Lottery and you win all $100 million and you go get a new wardrobe and you start strutting around and thinking you're better than everybody else in your town, well, that's your delusion, that's in your mind, your perception. But when you get power, it's even better. Even though you're a person, might be the crepid little weasel of a man with a little penis, the fact that he's got multi-billion dollars. Go back to right, my friend, what does that cause? But it's his perception that makes it so. No, it's our perception that make it bad. Because we react to him. That's great. In other words, he brags. He says, look at my car. I paid 150 grand for that, whatever, for Lamborghini, whatever it was. Hey, look at BMW, look at my clothes. Okay, you know how much I paid for my shoes? Hey, I'm worth $100 billion. And you could be a little pipsque. What did Trump say when he announced? I'm worth $8.9 billion net worth. That's so he can get all the girls. I don't know about what it's for from girls. That point is, he, like we do in this country, we measure a man or a woman by their job. That's why American women, American women, women rudely ask a man what he does for a living right off the bat. No, that's not from that reason. That's because they want to know if there's any security with this guy. What if there's love? What if there's security? The hell with love, stop. Then why are they dating? Then why are they getting engaged? Why are they dating as boyfriend and girlfriend if it isn't love? Why are 50% or more than 50% today divorcing? See, Dr. Bill is of an older generation than myself. My relatives, everything to them is, are you making money doing it? How much you're making? Are you paying your bills? Are you making money? Are you making money? Everything is money, money, money, money, money, money. Now sometimes money compensates for other things that are lacking in a man. Sometimes they do. You know, love is about love. Don't mix apples and bananas. But love has nothing to do with marriage. You are conflating the two. Then why does the vows of marriage involve unconditional love? It doesn't. Take, take, take, do you take this person for better or for worse, for richer or poor, you stick this in and help. Where's love? Yada, yada, yada. Okay. Where is love mentioned? Well, why on earth would anybody be together for unconditional, with all those conditions? Marriage. What is there, see this guy's a spin doctor. He twists everything I say. Marriage throughout history. Full of shit. Has always been a economical thing. Not a love thing. That was the olden days of marriage. You mean when people had to pay a dowry, dowry, then why did they bring up the marriage vows? Americans didn't pay. Why did they bring up the vows? Analyze the vows. There's no love mentioned in them. I just said it. Do you take this person for better or for worse, sickness and in health, richer or poor? Economic. What does that, that has nothing to do with economics, those vows. What, you just said it. They're not economical. What is in sickness and health? That means it represents, you're with that person unconditionally. Right, whether they got to pay $800 million for cancer. It has nothing to do with it. It's economical. If the bride's family paid a dowry to the group's family. They're not dowry. You're talking about another country now. We're not interested in that. You know what, I'm gonna discuss the vows with everybody else I know and get their take on what that means. And money, who has money? No, no, no, no. Who has money going into the relationship and what job you have that has nothing to do with those vows? That's not the issue. What do those vows have to do with love? That's the issue. It's not about money. Real love is not about money. It's about economics. Bullshit. Well, there you go. All right, go ahead. Go into your readings. Economics is a gold digger. A gold digger cares about what a man does for a living or what he has. So, it just made my point. If that's what's okay for them. You made my point. I'm talking about people that are really in it. I'm talking about how. Because you don't have love. Marriage is set up in America. It's an economical institution and has nothing to do with love. Does that mean it can't have nothing to do with love? No. And you live together. And you don't get married then. You don't have to. That's what they did in the old days. They said, I'm married. So, what was that? Then the church had a stick that's bad. God damn knows in and sanctifies. All these people. The man. All these couples where the wife or the man might have used the spouse to get an easy green card or let's say a blatant gold digger. Well, let me finish. Then there's a woman who dates a guy because he does have a lot of money. And hey, if they get married, in that case, it is just a piece of paper because there is no real love there because you're with the person because you're exploiting the person. It's an exploitation. If the person goes broke, if the man loses his job and things get repossessed on him and the mortgage gets, you know, house gets taken away, he goes broke and then she leaves him. Well, that certainly isn't love. And what about the people who stay together for 70 years? Sounds like love to me. Well, then why are you saying that I'm excluding it? I'm not. I'm explaining that it is an economical institution. It's almost like you're first and formal. But it sounds like- That was the first argument that the gays were making about getting married. Well, they overdid the- No, no, don't come in and confuse the issues. Well, guess what? Fast trackers are a lot more- So what were the issues? What were the issues involved? Were they love? No, the- Or were they the issues that a married people- Economics. Have and they didn't. Economics. Fine. Gay, the gay, the whole reason why the gay marriage agenda was- Not say the whole. There could be two people in love. Okay. Nobody's excluding that. I mean, I mean in the media, everything is, you know, the flag, you know, the rainbow flag and the gay rice and gay marriage. And I think it started based on economics where the heterosexual couple had advantages and the relationship where as the gay couple did not. And then you had the people dying from HIV. Yeah. And they were in the hospital. Right. And the gay partner was not able to make decisions for their partner because they weren't married. You see? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay? Though they did love each other, but that wasn't part of the marriage. It sounded like when I mentioned initially about the woman right off the bat, rudely asking the man what he does for a living. What do you do? Okay. The real answer is, well, should it matter? But what you said is, that's how it's done in America. Oh, that doesn't mean that doesn't make it right. You're looking for security from that man. You want to be equal? See, this is another thing about the ultra liberals. The ultra liberals, the women, the feminists want equality when it comes to making money. But when it comes to socially, oh no. No, no, they want their cake and eat it. The guys got to pay for everything. The guys got to have a good job if they date him. That's a double standard. But what does that have to do with security? It's the same as what me and Ken Thieson was telling me about the fucking affirmative action program. It's the same thing. It's the same thing. You got double standards. You got cow-towing. You got special treatment. It's all unfair. It's psychologically unfair. Gee, then it was unfair for over 239 years or whatever against the black man, wasn't it? You mean not nobody ever hiring him? Whatever. No, that wasn't fair. So he doesn't deserve a little affirmative action now? No, even gender quotas. You know, even this deal where now you have 1,001 female CEOs and editors of magazines and there's so many female bosses now, even though they say they're not being paid as much as a man. But a lot of them are paid well. Now there's all females being hired as supervisors, executives, CEOs. You know, I think there is a gender quota law also. I'm from my mistake. But the point is- They can do the job. What's the problem? If they're the best candidate that gets interviewed, they should be hired. If they're the best candidate. But what if they were discriminated against? No, no special treatment. It should be for. That's not special treatment. Kenny Thieson was right. No, it's special treatment. Kenny Thieson and anybody else who says different is wrong. They were discriminated against. Women and blacks in this country. Well, Ken Thieson said- And they deserve some sort of recompense. Kenny Thieson says it's a form of self-hate, self-racism. A racism against your own- He's full of shit. Your own race. He's full of shit. And I'm saying it here right now on camera. I know he's gonna explode when he sees the show. Good. But I mean- Because he's wrong. Deep down inside, he is prejudice. He is bigoted. Why do you have to cow-tow to any woman? You're not cow-towing. I just told you for 239 years. They were discriminated against. When does the- How are you gonna make up for this? Well, when does it get made up for? When, time-wise. We had 239 years of it discriminated. So another 239 years of affirmative action. There you go. And gender quotas. A gender quotas is not affirmative action. There's no law that says- There's no law that says- That says you gotta hire the woman CEO. I mean- No! Executive. You gotta hire the woman. Oh, okay. All right. I'm just asking. I'm just asking. But that is it. Look, getting back to dating, it doesn't make it right. Oh boy. Now we're all over that. To put economic pressure and responsibility on a man just for dating him or getting involved with him in a romantic way. It is not, it is very rude. And it's nobody's business what a man does. But that wasn't the issue. I know America puts a price on absolutely everything. Thank you. We are materialistic society. Everything. This is capitalism. Everything. Hey, a homeless man is invisible. People walk over him. People look at him like he's part of the pavement. He's got a price. Everybody has a price. You got money. You got a lot of friends. They're phony friends, but you got a lot of friends. As soon as you go broke, people stop calling you. Bye-bye. They stop calling you. Bye-bye. Or you're poor and you win the Powerball Lottery. All of a sudden, everybody calls you. Okay. Probably a time for- Whatever that has to do with affirmative bags tonight. I don't know. No, it has to do with the original debate about economics and relationships where it doesn't belong in real love. Real love relationships. Right. So we get back to the big situation of- Changing the system. Oh, without a doubt, the system has to be changed. Well, so stop arguing these picky-une points which only serve to continue the problem. They're not picky-une when people are a bitch in the morning that they want more rice. They deserve more rice. They want more favors. They deserve more favors. Meanwhile, it's another group that does the same thing and another group does the same thing. Everybody wants, wants, wants, wants. Well, she wouldn't- Instead of doing everything- The elites and the rich and the good-brained they get all the favors. A pat. Nobody says a fucking word about that. I don't hear the teabaggers saying that. So you say the teabaggers know more than we think. I don't think they really know these things. Look, here's the thing. You're wasting time, you're lying to yourself and others. If you're going to- When I say you, it is a collective term. Oh, okay. Jesus Christ, man. All right, lying to yourself, people, society, lying to yourself and others. When you bitch and moan about cutting social programs. Right. To save money for the freaking government. And you don't go after the goddamn big problems like tax breaks for the rich, subsidies for corporations, et cetera, et cetera. You are a fool and a liar. What's the hypocrisy in the worst form? Or the ultimate form? Well, then you don't really want to cut the budget, do you? Because your agenda is the disdain and hate for the poor. Well, if you're worried about one or 2% of the total budget and you're not looking at all the welfare, the billions going to corporations and every year in subsidies, the military budget waste, planes that are never going to be used, et cetera, then it's obvious that you are simply a shill or a bright- Bigoted. You're prejudice. What? You are. You're bigoted. Against who? I'm talking- When they do it against the poor. What are we talking about? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. No, you're targeting, you're singling out, you're targeting the poor. You're waging war on the poor. I think blaming the poor for everything is like a big sleight of hand distraction. They don't want to see that the real problem is they're taking the bribes and they're corrupt, the American people, to see them giving billions of your money to the rich. They want you to look at the poor, look at the immigrants of color, those illegal immigrants, those people on food stamps, those people on social services, they're causing a distraction. And it takes- That's only, you know, the whole government is corrupt. But how many- But there's a matter of, you know, a little stuff here and there. But how much is- It's all corrupt. How much are the asses of the masses know these facts? Well, they're not, certainly if they know them, they're not gonna really bitch about it because that would be in their mind on patriotic. This is why a progressive candidate like A. Bernie Sanders needs to bring all this dirt out in the open. You gotta, see, you can't be, you can't handle, see what I mean? The same thing with Nancy Pelosi. Why can't we be friends? A bipartisanship, getting along, compromise. This is ultra-liberal flower child, hippie, Pollyanna way of thinking of being gentle like Gary Noe. Pussy, you know? He said, he balls me out for corn, Oprah went for your corporate whore. Well, that's what she is. She's a corporate whore. But that's not what his problem with you was. True, yeah. No, he didn't want you to do it on his page. I took it off. Fine. I put it on mine. But that's what he wanted. I'm not gonna do with you. I'm talking about, again, you take the collectives. I'm talking about the ultra-liberal way of thinking where you don't wanna be, you don't wanna roll your sleeves up and really have a war with your enemy. You're afraid of being targeted as something, I don't know, mean-spirited or, you know what I mean, you gotta be slightly militant when you're fighting evil. And you gotta expose it. But there's only one problem with that. What? When evil is more powerful than you, you have to be very careful. You know how many journalists are dead? Because they open their mouths. How many whistleblowers are behind bars? Because they open their mouths. Mr. Snulton, he's in some foreign country. He can't come home. No, he's gotta, he was invited to France to live, which is not a bad idea. But he, no, no, and the mainstream media never tells you about any of this. Of course. Of course. Okay. The first reading is about Christie, right? I got several readings about Christie, but I have no time now. Because it's so big, Bob. Because you started defending the girls out there that asked the man what he does for a living. That's how this all started. You see, this is the problem with you. You take something that is bigger than what you're thinking and make it a personal thing. Instead of saying, instead of saying, we are a materialistic country. The women who wanna get married, wanna date a guy and try to make a relationship out of it, they wanna make sure that the guy is secure and will secure for them a happy future. Why does a happy future equate to money? Automatically. Ladies and gentlemen, we're a materialistic society. You mean like when Madonna sang that song, I'm a material girl and I live in a material world? She was being very honest, wasn't she? She's, that was like a song for a gold-digging whore, yeah. You wanna analyze it? Stop, stop that. I'm a man of science. I like to analyze things. And it has nothing to do with just whores or females. It's all over. All over. It's a materialistic society. Man, woman and dog. You're trying to say men are as petty with materialistic things as women are? You just described them before with as lambardini. I mean, look at the big picture. Stop with this personal stuff. But how come 100% of the girls say, ask the same rude question? You made it personal again. Even if it's middle- You're making it small, or there it is. Billy doesn't like to target any group for anything. Not when it's a wider problem. Why would I stick it on one chick that is this bad or another thing? If it looks and sounds and walks and smells like a duck, it's a duck. But anyway. Man, but it might be a whole societal ducks. I mean, all the varieties and all the flocks of every duck. Jesus. The stuff that we're discussing is bigger than just some personal thing or some small little bloopers. I'll say the dating topic for maybe with Ron, Ronald, King or Anthony Law or one of those other guys. Because they all sure agree that guys don't worry about what the girl does. Oh, come on. What the girl does for a living. Men never ask a girl what she does for a living. They think with their dicks, cut it out. Hey, if you, listen, you got testicles and a penis, right? You got them, they're making testosterone, right? They got them, you got a prostate, you got it. What the hell is this? Well, if you got it, that's how the machine is designed. You got a brain, which is supposed to control that. Oh, so you're supposed to not look at the girl's appearance at all, like almost like physical chemistry doesn't exist. And you're supposed to, she could be as ugly as Mother Teresa was. She could be a hell of a nice woman. She could have a high IQ. She could have a great job, et cetera. But if she's ugly as hell, she's ugly as hell, man. You can't force. Look, that guy with the puck. So why are you gonna be dating her? That doofus with the puffy face on e-harmony, he has nothing in his questionnaire about what type you like physically. It's all about compatibility. Your kid, that doesn't work if there's no physical chemistry. I don't know how the hell we got from the brain controlling the body. Because I mentioned that every female out there in today's society, whether it be online dating or not, they all have the rude habit in America of asking the man what he does. And you, instead of saying, you know, James, you're right, that is rude. Oh, now you just went off and defended them. Oh, I gotta stretch. I gotta stretch my back. I don't know where to defend. It's the way you answered it. The way you answered it. I explained them. I did not defend anybody. I'm not out here defending. And what the hell does any of that? Well, I'm fine, but it's a small thing. It's between you and her. But how come everyone has nothing to do with society? I deal with society. I know. I deal with the world. How come everyone asks the same thing? If they want equality, no, it's connected to equality and feminism. If they want equality and they want feminism and they want to be equal. Then they won't get married. And they won't be worried about it. So that's what I'm connecting it to. I'm not just talking about guys that want to find a girlfriend. I'm talking about the connection, the double standards of ultra liberalism. What does this have to do with the brain controlling the dick? Because that's the way, hormonally, that's the way the man is made. The brain controls the dick, not the other way around. It's an ongoing battle. No, it isn't. The brain, I mean, the dick has no brain. The brain is the brain. Why do you think all those hustler magazines and, why do you think porn sells? Because of the way, I think most of it's for men. Yeah, but most of it is for masturbation. Right. What if the brain went out to the newspaper stand and bought the hustler magazine? When the brain determines the time when it's going to pull its dick. What all the guys I know are not attached and they're searching for a girlfriend. They don't think about, the first thing that comes into mind is am I physically attracted to this woman? Then they take it from there. They don't think about, gee, I wonder what her hobbies and interests are. I wonder about compatibility or that dofus on e-harmony. What is it, the 90 points of the, whatever. Whatever. Whatever, the point is they, first comes physical chemistry, then comes analyzing possible compatibility. Physical chemistry came later. No, that's how a bitch, no, that's how your woman, the women think because they don't have the testosterone a man has. They think compatibility first, physical down the road. But the monetary question is rude. We're talking about hormones. Right, the monetary. And I said, the chemistry comes sometimes later. Once you do get to know the person. If you want that. And know that they are in line with what you want. Well, that doesn't say a hell of a lot about the individual. If the woman doesn't see fireworks at the beginning, that doesn't say a lot for them. I just said it may come down the road. It's not something that I would want. Jeez. Amalio, I like people to tell me great things from day one. That's how we are designed. Yeah. We like to hear great things. What if those great things are lies? Oh, that's not very nice. Why not? That's telling the truth. You are out here a master of the truth. Lies. No, somebody who makes a play for you from day one, that means that you're scratching her right where she hits you. That means that you are her type. Somebody. Fine, bingo. You proceed with the relationship. That's more complimentary than being her friend first. And her falling in love with you once late. You were talking about scratching the ego. That's what you're talking about. What's more complimentary? Having somebody pat you on the back saying, he's a good guy. Or a woman saying, oh, I like to park my, I like to jump in a sack with that guy. What's more complimentary? Of course when the woman wants to jump in a sack, we use more complimentary. Maybe. What if it's only for one time? You mean a one night stand? Yeah. What kind of relationship is that? Well, it's a non-relationship. Well, then bingo. I rest my case, your honor. But anyway, anyway, the... Let's go, let's go. Take the break. Oh, the Christie. Or the break. No, Christie, it's way past the break then. All right. This is what happens when they try to fuck old James, you know? People out there fuck old James in the ass with no fucking KY jelly. All this time, it blows by and gets wasted. Anyway, it's time for lunch. We'll see you for the second half of this holiday weekend show, 4th of July, 2015. Lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer. We're gonna be joined by the Bible verses of how to defeat a conservative, hit the pause button and read and learn. Followed by our commercial voiceover artist, William Hamilton Morrow, the third with his words of wisdom and promo. Hard pills to swallow. The best way to join our organization is to get your free annual subscription to the newsletter censored with your gift to support this work. 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He has turned his back on New Jersey and taken his state into a drastic state of decline. He has certainly caused more problems than he has solved. He continues to burden taxpayers with the costs of his joints and associated security, not to mention all the legal costs of his perpetual lawsuits. This governor is completely out of touch or is completely indifferent to the sentiments of the people of this state. The people of New Jersey want solutions to its ongoing problems, not more of them. Christie refuses to work with the state senate and assembly to solve the issues facing our state. I cite the pension debacle, which is being ignored and the state's low credit rating, which thanks to him is not where it should be. Ignoring problems does not solve them. It makes them worse. Why continue with the status quo? Why continue to watch our state decline? If Christie won't resign, start the process to remove him so New Jersey can recover from his damage and start to solve the festering issues that have put state finances in jeopardy and made the state, the political laughing stock, it currently is. I think it's more or less him not caring instead of him not being in touch, but he simply doesn't care and he's very obnoxious and out front and arrogant about what he does. Like most Republicans today, they're not shy about letting you know how they feel and what their agenda is, but Christie is the most obnoxious because of his personality. But he's a straight talker. He said he'll tell you the truth even if you don't like it. He's a truth talker. Does he tell the truth about who pays him off? What bribes he might have been taking onto the table? No, no, no, he wouldn't do that. How silly of you. How not it with you? You know, people should know him by now. As far as people having the balls to remove him, it's not gonna happen. I mean, like I said before, if you watch the News 12, New Jersey local channel, they always talk about Chris Christie with big smiles on their face. They never say anything derogatory or critical of Chris Christie anywhere on the mainstream media. Even, you might hear it on the New York stations vocally, but rarely, rarely do you hear the media criticize any Republican. All right, continue. Surprise. Governor Christie is running for president. Yeah. I thought he was running for national stand-up comedian. Yeah, well, same thing could be said for Donald Trump. Because he's been regaling New Hampshire audiences with jokes and total distortions of his dismal record in the state of New Jersey. Sadly, his record here is not the least bit funny as reflected by his recent 30% approval rating. When measuring economic recovery, we are 46th in the country. Of course, his big announcement is no surprise. New Jersey taxpayers have been funding his unofficial campaign for years. By paying his full salary and other expenses as he travels all over the stinking country. So Chris Christie has become the world's greatest and fattest moocher off the taxpayers' doll. He's a welfare cheat, isn't he? Wealth fair. Yeah. Wealth fair cheat. Yeah, anybody who spends taxpayers' money on personal agendas, not counting your salary, I would say so. Christie has always been a presence on the political scene, highly skilled at entertainment, and even sentimentality over substance. With the possible exception of Donald Trump, I cannot recall any politician with a more inflated opinion of himself. Christie's featured campaign slogan is, telling it like it is. It would be more accurate if it were telling it like it is. Well, when he says New Jersey is in great shape because of him, he's not telling it like it is. We just said we're 46th in the nation. We got a pension problem. We got a tax problem, because he lowered taxes on his. Unemployment problem. Yes, we do have an unemployment. There were a couple of jobs added last month. Okay. Preposterously, he is claiming to be the truth teller. So he's a, he is a, a window. An obnoxious buffoon rather than a fun clown. You know, like the Pleasant Clowns. And then you have a clown from hell like in that horror movie. Well, Christie more resembles the clown from hell. In truth, the facts and figures he spouts on the campaign trail concerning his positions and actions in our state do not jide with reality. How I wish we could get the people in New Hampshire to visit us for a detailed earful about all that has transpired in New Jersey since Christie took office. In lieu of that, I may offer them this warning. Buyer, beware. Yeah, and capital letters and neon lights. Editorial page editor Alfred P. Doblin questioned there being a plan B. Should Governor Christie not win the domination? We can leave Christie's plan B to Christie. Clearly he was done with New Jersey on the evening of the 2013 election when it became apparent that he would have another term as its governor. Yeah, that was a shock. It is long past time that New Jersey be done with the absentee governor. For the next two and a half years, New Jersey will be in limbo with the potential of even more damage being done to the state economically, fiscally, environmentally, socially, as it has been for the benefit of Christie's personal ambitions. Plan A as of July one for the residents of New Jersey should be to make their voices heard and register their dissatisfaction through letters to the editor on social media websites and particularly in letters, emails, and phone calls to their state representatives calling for Christie's recall. Yeah, he puts everything on his tab. Or the law fees for. If appropriate, his impeachment. Yeah, for Bridgegate, although all of his lawyer fees were put on the taxpayers' tab. Our state representatives, Republicans and Democrats alike, have to understand that we will no longer tolerate the actions or their support of Christie. I continue to distrust and question everything related to Governor Christie. His administration and his campaign for president. I question every decision that has been promulgated from budget proposals to his pension for pension diversions to the Exxon mobile deal. That is correct. That's where that money saved from what's supposed to go to or whatever, from the Exxon mobile thing. And he took it down to 250 million or whatever? Yeah. Yeah, so that money went bye-bye for the pension. A lot of money went bye-bye with him. To his spring for the White House and a myriad of other politically motivated campaign statements. The persona of the governor of New Jersey has become a Christy sideshow of bombastic rhetoric and calculated subterfuge that continues to abuse the public's right to know and subverts our access to the truth at every turn in the road. As Christy campaigns for the White House, he must be held accountable for his actions and his absences that have left the state of New Jersey, a rudderless ship heading for fiscal and social disaster. We are confronted daily with major economic and policy problems. It is clear Christy has conveniently forgotten his oath of office and pledged to the people of New Jersey to be a dedicated and trustworthy public servant. He has dramatically abandoned the public trust and betrayed his own sworn commitment as governor to the people and to the state of New Jersey for a higher. Bastic rhetoric, huh? That's great. Nimoy has found a way to spend countless hours with his late father Leonard Nimoy. He's creating a documentary for the actor who played Spock on Star Trek. Nimoy said the Spockumentary funded through a Kickstarter campaign that raised more than $600,000 will focus on the pop icon and his legacy. The TV director and film professor said it would explore his father's life on screen and off screen. For the love of Spock began as a project for the father and son duo before Leonard Nimoy's death in February. At age 83, Nimoy said his father wanted to keep it Spock-centric. But once he passed, he knew he had to include more about his father. I think it's going to be a nice kind of way just to work through all these feelings I am having and to move on with my own life, Nimoy said. Nimoy turned to crowdfunding because he was not getting the financial support he expected from the studios. The documentary will include clips from the Star Trek films and TV shows. Nimoy's other works and interviews from fans and family, as well as William Shadner who played Captain James T. Kirk and J.J. Adams, Abrams, excuse me, who directed the 2009 film Reboot. And celebrity fans like Seth MacFarlane, Zachary Quinto, who plays Spock in the new movie franchise, will narrate the film. Oh, I think it's great, I think it's wonderful. Dad passed the torch to Zachary. He is the anointed one to carry on the tradition of Mr. Spock and all that that entails. Nimoy said, he's now such a part of the tradition that it just seems like he would be a major force to really come up with a dynamic product. This will be Nimoy's second project with his dad. He previously produced Leonard Nimoy's Boston, a documentary about his father's childhood in Boston. His sister, Julie Nimoy, announced in April, she was partnering with her fiancee to create a film on COPD, the disease that killed her father. Nimoy said when he was growing up, his father took on traits of his character and was distant and he worked a lot. He often said early in his life, he majored in career and minored in family. He said his father's alcoholism. Really? And his own substance abuse strained their relationship. We had to work on our own issues before we were able to rebound together and have the loving relationship we had the last five years of our lives. With this film, he hopes he can tie in everything he loves about his father, their lives together and the character he played. It's my gift to my dad. It's my gift to Mr. Spock, who I love and adore. It's my gift to the fans who have supported us all these years. It's a gift really to myself to say something definitive about an incredibly interesting character who has inspired millions of people. For the love of Spock, is expected to be released in time for the 50th anniversary of the Star Trek series in 2016. Wow, 50 years. I think they should definitely ask George Takai and William Shatner to take part in this documentary. I think he should definitely have a minute. Oh, man, I forget who it is. Mr. Takai is having a... He's doing something. Rebuttal against some religious nut and his gay bad banging. George Takai... I forget who the damn guy is. You know, one of them real well-known religious nuts or GOP contenders. I could have been a contender. George Takai, he don't back down from anybody. George Takai is... He's out there. He's out there fighting and defending, you know, gay rights and... Well, any progressive cause, George Takai is outspoken. And he's also quite the athlete from what I understand. He works out intensely. He's in fantastic shape for his age, which is something I wish William Shatner would do. I'd rather do a price line commercial. Price line, what is thought of, yeah. Yeah, he's a little chubsy. He seemed like a nice guy. He's a little chubsy-ebsy, William Shatner. He already throws the guy off the... He seemed like a nice guy. He seemed like a nice guy. Well, yeah, the kid, the boyfriend, came off a little cocky with him and he tossed him over. For nearly a century, insulin has been a life-saving diabetes treatment. Now, scientists are testing a tantalizing question. What if pills containing the same medicine patients inject every day could also prevent the disease? 13-year-old Hayden Murphy of Plainfield, Illinois is helping researchers determine if the strategy works for type 1 diabetes, the kind that is usually diagnosed in childhood. If it does, he might be able to avoid the lifetime burdens facing his five-year-old brother, Wesley. They include finger pricks, blood sugar checks, avoiding playing too hard or eating too little, which both can cause dangerous blood sugar fluctuations. Hayden Murphy is among more than 400 children and adults participating in U.S. government-funded international research investigating whether experimental insulin capsules can prevent or delay type 1 diabetes. Hospitals in the United States and eight other countries are involved. Recruitment is ongoing. To enroll, participants must first get bad news. Results of a blood test showing their chances for developing disease are high. When I got the news, I was devastated, Hayden said. He knows his means, his life could change in an instant. He has the daily reminders he sees what his brother goes through. So now Hayden Murphy swallows a small white capsule daily and has his blood checked periodically for signs of diabetes. I hope it doesn't come to me and I really don't want it to come to him, said Hayden. A small preliminary study by different researchers published recently in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests the approach might work. Children who took insulin pills showed immune system changes that the researchers said might help prevent diabetes. The ongoing larger study, excuse me, is more rigorous, randomly assigning participants to get experimental insulin capsules or dummy pills and should provide a clearer answer. Does it prevent indefinitely? Does it slow it down? Does it delay diabetes? That also would be a pretty big win. About 1.25 million Americans have type one diabetes. Type two disease is more common, affecting nearly 30 million nationwide. And most of the more than 300 million worldwide with diabetes, besides short-term complications from poorly controlled blood sugar, both types raise long-term risks for damage to the kidneys, the heart, and the eyes. Both types are increasing. And for type two experts think that's because of rising obesity and inactivity. And what about putting pressure on the American food industry for, yeah, maybe a deliberate addiction that's being caused, a deliberate, sneaky plan by the food industry to get Americans addicted to sugar and thus become insulin resistant. But the upward trend in type one diabetes is increasing worldwide by at least 3% each year. We know so very little about the exact mechanisms that cause type one, which complicates efforts to prevent it. For the most part, it's really shooting an arrow into a field and hoping one of the arrows hits a target. In type one, the pancreas stops making insulin, a blood sugar regulating hormone that helps the body convert sugar into food and into energy. Treatment is lifetime, replacement insulin, usually via injections or a small pump. In type two, the body can't make proper use of insulin. It can sometimes be treated with a healthy diet and exercise. Genes are thought to increase risks for type one diabetes. Viruses and other infections are among the factors suggested as possible triggers for the disease. Which come to attack insulin-producing cells. Dr. Wendy Brickman, diabetes specialist at Chicago's Lurie Children's Hospital, who is involved in the study, explained. Researchers think taking insulin by mouth so that it is digested like food might somehow trick the faulty immune system into not attacking insulin-making cells. Insulin pills are being studied as a diabetes treatment, but the challenge has been finding a way to get the drug to reach the bloodstream without being degraded as it is digested. That's why they have to take injections because pills never wait. A branch of the National Institutes of Health is funding the prevention research, including two other studies. One involves infusions of the drug, Orencia. Approved for rheumatoid arthritis. Another autoimmune disease. The other involves infusions of an experimental drug called Teplizumad. Teplizumad. If prevention pills work, they would likely be expensive than having a lifetime, less expensive, excuse me, and having a lifetime of diabetes. Let me just add something here, please. Sure. That once they do, if it works, if it works, guess what? The government, us taxpayers who paid for the studies will give it to some private company to make all the money on it. So they are, so the the government of the United States very often will misuse taxpayers' money for things that do not directly benefit the general public but to aid in some corporation and make a profit. So it would be misuse would be- Otherwise it's socialism. Misuse would be another way of saying stealing tax dollars. Wasting it. Wasting tax dollars, stealing it, like the stealing of social security and Medicare, money that does not belong to them in the first place to steal money, programs that do not affect the deficit or being part of the deficit or anything like that, social security, Medicare. But they could continue to demonize socialism, all they want. The fact of the matter is it is capitalism that is the true evil. Yeah, so if you call the other guy evil, what have you done? Look it's over there! Yeah, well what they do is they, when they scream about socialism or Commie Pinko or blah, blah, blah, what they do is they wave the American flag at the same time they're spouting their lies and all these stupid idiot rednecks, they believe it, they suck it up. Well, anytime you mention the Bible and God and patriotism or blah, they got all excited. Meanwhile, they're too lazy and stupid to read their own Bible, so they listen to some counterfeit Christian phony pastor that fills their heads up with nonsense. And then guess what? What? When someone gives them the actual facts. What do they do then? What do they call him? I don't know, what do they call him? Well, they call him wrong, don't they? Yeah, like what Ken Creight says when I tell him about, you know, what you say about the Bible interpretation and he says you're wrong and you says he's definitely- And what is he supposed to do? I says prove it. I call him prove it. He says, oh, I give you verses, I'm sure- Usually my scripture quotes, et cetera, are followed by many, many scriptures. Now, if he was a decent person who was truly looking for the truth, what would he do? He'd go research it. That's correct. He would take those scriptures and he would look at them. Well, like I've said- I'm not pulling them out of their hair. Yeah, no, no, like I've said and others have said on the Facebook group that Republicans have a tendency to cherry pick short verses one-liners from the Bible that suit their selfish greedy agenda. And if they want to be mean and nasty and et cetera, guess what, they take this cherry picking from the old Testament instead of the new one. Yeah, because- Where Jesus said, and the new one, love your enemies, do good unto those who hate you. No, no, I'm talking about treatment of the poor. That's mostly- Yeah, and homosexuals. That's mostly- They get it from the Old Testament. New Testament really covers most of the attitude towards people, fellow man, the poor. And I mean, but they like the Old Testament because they like to stone people that don't agree with them, put people to death that are not like them and things of that nature. Or the bitch Joni Ernst when she says, if you don't work, you don't eat. Well, she didn't look at the whole story surrounding that. And what you had brought up was it has nothing to do with food. No, it has to do with God's work in the church. Right. Because you gotta reach further on and it's talking about the gossipers and the busybodies instead of doing God's work. That's not gonna do with employment. You know, within the church, within the body of the church, you have people that are constantly- You have a job to do. Constantly being judgmental and saying, well, I'm a better Christian than that one. That one there was no good. That one, oh, guess what her daughter did? Oh, guess what happened in her family? I don't know. You have all this pettiness instead of doing God's work. Same thing with the parable of the talents. It's not a money thing. It's a work of God thing. But Republicans always make it a money thing. Yeah, it doesn't. Everything they take from the Bible either directly or indirectly is associated with money. Spending money and they do not wanna spend any money, even if it's- To help the lazy moochers. Even if it's money that's not really there to help the poor that they consider lazy moochers, but it's okay for them to steal that same taxpayer's money to give it for free to the rich. But that's fine because why? They deserve all of our resources. Well, they deserve it because of, no, the real reason is that they're taking bribes from the rich, the 1%. They're being paid off to say these things. They believe it. See, you respect too much of- That they are better than you. You respect too much of a person's perception. I don't give a shit what their perception is. I only care what is. What is? You see this Shaleli made a black thorn? It's what is. Next time you see a gentleman or lady out in the world, Right. Driving a Lamborghini. Well, that's a realistic- Walk up to them and ask them nicely. Do you think you're better than me? And I'll tell you what they're going to say, okay? Well, they're either not gonna take kindly to the question or they might say, yeah, I'm better than you. And then I'll say, because you have a lot more money than I do, is that why you think that? And they might say, yes. And I am entitled because of that to your resources. My resources? That's when it gets nasty. Whoa. When they say they're entitled to money, resources- This is the break back because they think he's being nasty at all. Well, he must have, you know, these people must have really great bodyguards security because break back, I could picture somebody, you know, taking a guy like that out, I mean, really. Usually that does not happen to the bad guys. Yeah, isn't that something? It's always the innocent to pay the price. But, you know, I was proud to see somebody try to take down the Confederate flag, the hard way in South Carolina State House. I heard somebody- That wasn't the hard way, it was what you would call it, took it down. I mean, hardcore way. The governor took it down. Oh, I thought somebody shot it with a rifle. No. Oh, then I was misinformed. You took it down with the Haley. Oh, I thought somebody took a shot at the flagpole. No way, Jose. Oh, yeah, heaven forbid, a progressive should grow a pair of balls and do something militant. She's a Republican. She probably got a lot of heat for it. That's probably why. Whatever, but she took it down. Voluntarily. I don't know, I just like the other way of taking care of your enemy, you know? Like, smiting him. You mean you don't love your enemy? No. Do good unto those who hate you? No, I hate their guts, my enemy. Ah, I can't stand them. Oh man. I can't stand, I don't feel, I cannot feel love for Mitch McConnell. Or Ted Cruz, or you ever see he had the facial expressions he makes? Like, he's taking a shit. He's an idiot, he's a... His hands are up in the air, like he's talking to God, you know? He's a Play-Doh-faced guy. He's got Play-Doh, like a, yeah, like a Muppet face, like Paul Ryan. You know, he looks like he's communicating with the Lord or something. Oh yeah, the Lord wouldn't speak to him if he was the last man on earth. You know what's funny? I don't know if you've noticed it. The new actor playing Colonel Sanders in the Kentucky Fried Chicken commercial, he laughs like, like, like G.W. Bush. He goes, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. That was a sinister laugh. That was a laugh of an elitist saying, I'm putting one over on you. You notice all the old political satire cartoons always post the CEO or the corporatists as a very obese, criss-criss-ty looking... With a cigar in his mouth. With a big cigar. Sometimes a monocle, like the Monopoly Man, a top hat and a tuxedo with tails. Bush, Bush, Bush. Yeah, and yeah, like, I guess the penguin from Burgess Meredith used to dress like that. Except if he was in, he wasn't in black. He was in... The guy in the Willoughby. Next stop, Willoughby. Willoughby, Willoughby. Bush, Bush, Bush, Bush. Oh, his boss. Bush, Bush, Bush, Bush. Bush, Bush, Bush, faster, faster. Productivity. Vroom, vroom, vroom, vroom. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, so, and yeah. Child labor, you know, we're talking industrial revolution. And now we will have to quiet things down a bit. Uh-oh, here we go. A light subject? Well, maybe not to the people involved, but it's lighter than, you know, what we've been... Than world politics or national politics. Yeah. Okay, go ahead. I have a serious problem. Okay. With my future wife. Oh. I recently overheard her talking to her friend about being unfaithful to me. Oh. That's not a good way to start. When I confronted her, all she said was that she couldn't talk right now. Which means she's not denying it. I feel like I have to record everything in my own house just to learn the truth. To make things even more stressful, she recently told a couple of people that I hit her. But it's not true. Hope she didn't give her a diamond ring that is paying off. I did not hit her. I'm not sure why. She has been acting like this lately. She's nuts. She's possible. She did just find out that her mother had breast cancer and that might be playing a role in her behavior. We still always find time to make love. When you're going through a crisis in life, you want your loved ones to be close with you. You want that emotional reinforcement. You don't wanna drive loved ones away. So I don't know why she would seek it with someone else. She is my everything. What should I do? Apparently it's one-sided. The first thing you should not do is get married. Get that ring back. I hope he didn't give her a ring. Your fiance's behavior and your response are the very essence of dysfunction. If you are correct and she is stepping out on you, this is a huge problem. Your declaration that you feel like you have to record everything just to learn the truth is chilling. It's a huge red flag. Her counter-accusation that you hit her is potentially very dangerous for you because of an escalation in behavior I sense in both of you. And the seemingly toxic connection between you two. It would be wisest for you to separate, seek the support of family, close friends, and a professional counselor to help you deal with this loss and change. Not much you can do, I mean. It is what it is. I don't have to say. It's traumatic. Well, I think she said it all. It's traumatic. Don't get married. Yeah, man, you just have to, you're just gonna have to let time and meeting a new person help him forget. Or just bang her on the side. She seems to be banging. She has no problem with banging him. And keep her as a fuck friend. Fuckbunny. Fuckbunny? Fuckbunny, yeah. Fuckbunny. Come on, man, they always tend to associate sexual activities with rabbits. Because they are prolific. The playboy bunny. Or the beach bunny or whatever, a beach, a snow bunny. Beach, baby, beach, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby. Yeah, the beach boy. No, that was somebody else. No, I think that was the beach boys. Who the hell knows? Anyway. Anyway. What do we got here? Let me look at the old shadow on the sundown. It's time. Oh, it's time. Thank you for joining us for this Fourth of July. Celebrating a couple hours. Yeah, Fourth of July weekend, 2015. Yeah, we had our own fireworks going. We had our own fireworks. You know, it's a debate that could go on forever. So it doesn't really pay to debate it if it's something that where both sides have a valid point. When both sides did have a valid point, I will admit that. So something like that will go on forever. It's like the, what was that, the old Reese's Peanut Butter Cup commercial? Oh, he's got chocolate on my peanut butter. No, he's got peanut butter on my chocolate. No, Twix. Yeah, this is an old, this is an old. Making the same product. This is when Reese's Peanut Butter Cup was really had peanut butter in it. Yeah, but that's talking about the one today is Twix. Two factories making the same product. Yeah, I don't like any candy that's crunchy. I'm not a candy. No wafers. No, I don't like it. The crunchy is probably like Rice Krispies, you know. Bars. Yeah, yeah, I don't like anything like that. I like dark chocolate and nuts. Snickers is a good bar. It's caramel. Burnt sugar. With peanuts, yeah. So. And then there's, what's the other one? Milky Way. No, I don't care for that. Oh, it doesn't have no caramel in it. Of course, I'm a coconut lover, so. Mounds. Mounds would be dark chocolate with coconut. Almond Joy will be milk chocolate covered with a little almond on top. But I am not a sugar consumer. So, you know, if I am to make something at home, like let's say I'm making hot cocoa, I'll use stevia. Now I read an article that butter or ghee is a very good replacement for sugar with hot cocoa. Like you would put the teaspoon. What? You would put the pad of butter in the mug. You know, it's, you know what it reminds me of? If you watch the food channel, you see these new young chefs coming out with these crazy concoctions. You know, everybody's gotta be like a unique artisan. They have to come out with something new, even though it's wacky as all hell. They gotta create something new that nobody else thought of. And it's ridiculous. Some things. How the hell butter can dig the place with sugar? I don't know. Well, butter or heavy cream or half and half cream, will add a lot of fat. No, no, no, it's not that bad in cream. Even Acton said, you know, like, seemingly, no, it's not bad because of the fat. But I'm saying fat is flavor, but it's a different flavor. Not in cocoa. It's different. It's, you know, I mean, if you're addicted to sugar, then I would understand. I'm not. I was never a sugar person. If I eat, you know, like I was telling him off the air, my sister, yesterday, fourth of July, my mother's birthday, she brought a custom-made sugar-free apple pie, real pie, big and heavy. Well, you know something? I tasted the apples, they were crispy. I tasted the cinnamon. It was, it was very mild. It was not sweet, per se, but it was good. I warmed it up. I put some of that sugar-free briars, vanilla ice cream on it, because you can only use vanilla with pie a la mode, for some reason, only vanilla would work. And it was great. It was a low glycemic dessert. I enjoyed it. And you just don't need all that sugar. Americans are definitely, now this is connecting with the other article, the insulin article, definitely Americans are addicted to sugar, because they are brainwashed or forced, not forced, but brainwashed into, well, actually, if you go to a supermarket only, you don't have many options. There's not a lot of options. See, now supermarkets are starting to carry organic health foods. They have this little section in the aisle where they have organic health foods. Now, but before, you didn't have that. And everything is heavily sugared. Anything on the shelf, a lot of it had trans fats, hydrogenated oils, carcinogenic, bad for you. I mean, for God's sakes, the commercial, remember the commercial for Nutella or Nutella? The hazelnut spread. And it shows the mother giving her children Nutella. Oh, it's wholesome. It's made from hazelnuts. You're a bastard. It's loaded with sugar and it's loaded with hydrogenated oil. And you're giving your kids this poison. That's an example of brainwashing by commercials. That's what I'm getting at. God, it changed your diet. Just like you have to change the system we live in, you got to change your food. Your system of delivery of food also has to be changed. You got to change your eating habits. The whole way of life has to change. The whole system of our lives of being controlled. It's not the subsidy money going to the big companies instead of the little farmer. The little farmer, man. Food supply should and must revert back to its original form which is local organic farming. Don't touch our food. Local organic farming. Not big agri, not factory farms. Not genetically modified poisons. But local organic farming is your best way to supply food. Speaking of factory farms. And teach kids how to garden in grammar school. Speaking of factory farms, that is one of the most immoral things about our country and way of life. The livestock are abused and loaded with hormones. The immorality of how we dispatch them, et cetera, et cetera, let them live out their last days. It's terrible. Taking baby male chicks. Crushing them. It might be foghorn, leghorn. It might be white legorns. Taking baby males and grinding them alive into a poultry byproduct. I mean, is this the way humanity is supposed to behave? That's right, Sven. It's one of the immoralities of this time. No remorse being shown by these companies. No remorse. Like sociopaths. And they have laws against you going in there and maybe taking a video and trying to show other people what's wrong. And this is not counting the abuse of pets, of dogs and cats. Hey, you know what may speaking of animals. I read the top 10 smartest animals in the world. And dogs and cats did not even make the list. They did not make the list. It was the rat, the elephant, the orangutan, the chimpanzee, the dolphin. About the pig. The pig, I think that's about it. It's only seven, I think. Oh, wait a minute, wait a minute. I said elephant. Anyway, the most popular pets, dogs, cats. You dirty rats, you. Rabbits. Rats actually are extremely smart and extremely clean animals, believe it or not. And there are cultures that worship them in China and India. I know elephants are very smart. Hey, I thought parrots were real smart. They didn't make the list. Parrots didn't even make the list. Holy mackerel. Yeah, so anyway. No, mackerels didn't make the list. Yeah, I'm glad of that. Holy mackerel. Anyway, we'll see you next week. Oh boy. I need some of that yellow-tailed wine when I get home. That's what they, I'm sure. All right.