 Now I present to you James P. Madonna and the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman. Okay, it just happens to be Saturday afternoon, August the 23rd, 2014. Already. Already. I would say already Freddie, but that's not your name. Already Freddie. Maddie, stinkin' funny. Not really. That's why I'm not ringing the levity bells. It's kind of corny. You're doing Artie Johnson now. Very, very interesting, but stupid, right? It's an old show called Laughin' when we were kids. Rowin' the Martins Laughin'. Anyway, um... Welcome, people. Welcome, yeah. Welcome to Uncensored Heart-Hitting Truth. I'm your host, James P. Madonna of MegaLife 21, and I will now formally pipe aboard with my authentic Bosun's whistle, my illustrious co-host and mentor, and the very founder of Newsletter Censored in 1977, that disembodied mysterious voice that you are hearing in the background from his special private office and library here at the Research Center. Stratos. It's up in the air. Stratos is the thin clouds, right? Well, it was a city in a star trek. Oh, yeah, Stratos. And the girl was very skinny and tall. The blonde, and she had no breasts. She's flat as a pancake. And they used the people down below as slaves in the mines to mine their product that they needed. So they're like troglodytes. Troglodytes, yes. So, well, stratus, not to be confused with cumulus, which are the puffy, big, big puffy clouds. And the cirrus. Cirrus? Cirrus. What kind of cloud is a cirrus? I think it's a thin one. Straight and thin. Oh, well, what's stratus then? I have no idea. Anyway, let me pipe. They're clouds, baby, they're clouds. Let me pipe you aboard, man. Uncensored, hard-hitting truth. Starship. The Starship newsletter censored the one and only the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman. How are you feeling this week? Sir. I'm fine. My back is hurting, you know. Hey, we all have aches and pains with this crazy weather that we've been having all year due to climate change. Hey, we're glad we don't have what the Midwest is having and all that crap. Well, I read flash floods here. What do you call them? The dust storm? Hubo's? Hobo's? What'd you say? Blue balls. No, the dust storms. They have a name, hubo's or hubo's. Habo's. Habo's. The dust storm is like a sandstorm out in the desert in Sahara. It's just as slow in Arizona. It blows either sand or dust or whatever happens to be there. But most storms are based on a circular motion with an eye in the middle that's dead. Most of them. If you want to call them hurricanes, typhoons, cyclones, tornado, they all go around. From what I understand, if you're south of the equator, the water goes down a drain counterclockwise. But anyway, we're coming to you from the Newsletters Sensitive Research Center in Northeast New Jersey, of course. I watched a news clip concerning the old farmer's almanac prediction for this winter and it doesn't look good. It's going to be a cold one. Old man winter's going to hit us with no mercy. Now what is the justification for the farmer's almanac? Where does it get its information? Probably the national weather bureau. What do they know? They cannot predict the future. Farmer's almanac can't predict the future. Meteorology is probably more to it than meets the eye. They can't predict the future. In other words, they're assuming, based on theory, that we are going to have a horrible, severe winter. That's good. Viblically speaking, only God can predict it. Just like if they say next summer will be brutally hotter than this summer and then the summer comes up. I got news for you. They already said that this summer was going to be hot and guess what? It's not. It's not. We've only had a couple of 90-degree days. You're hot. You're hot. You're not. We've only had a few 90-degree days. I don't think I... We've had low 80s for how long now? The normal is 84, I think, right now. But I don't think we've had any long-gated heat wave. No. Like where it's in the upper 90s or 100-plus. Not us, but out west. Florida, I think, was yesterday, had 108. Well, look at the drought. It's still continuing. I think California is having the worst drought it's ever had in 400 years. But guess what? The big boys are getting the water and the little boys and girls are not. Guess who is draining the Colorado River I hear? There is the old demon CEO of Nestleys I hear. He owns the water on the planet, doesn't he? Well, he's trying to. He's trying to because he says we the people do not have any right to drinking water. We have no rights. Why don't they just come clean and say the people have no rights because we want to enslave them? Why don't they just come clean and say it? Be honest. I mean, conservatives are not hiding their agenda these days. They're very brazen. They're very arrogant about how they feel. I mean, Paul Ryan wants Mr. Romney to run again. And they're not shy on letting you know. Hey, look, Pastor John Hagey feels that there should be no welfare and the poor should starve to death. And he's a pastor of a Baptist church in Texas. That figures Texas, right? Or should I say Texas? Texas. Yeah. Now, you know, so they're not reluctant to let you know how they feel. They want, they're greedy. The money is their God and they pretty much want to enslave you. No. Us. Unfortunately, the people who support them have no other choice they feel because they're certainly not going to vote for a Democrat. They've been brainwashed. Of course. They've got to go with the evil. And many of them are religious nuts that still believe a fertilized egg is a human being. And they're not realizing that the Christian Bible says when Adam took the first breath, that's when life begins. But they're numbskulls. Americans are really, they should be the laughing stock of the world and they are. They are. Okay. Let me get this out of the way. Just as all of shame, I love good food. I love to eat. I'm no stranger to that. But here we have a box of whole wheat, rotini pasta from A&P. Okay. It's the A&P brand is America's Choice. You know, remember the old Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, the A&P. Okay. My whole life, pasta always came in a one pound box. Yeah. 16 ounces. Okay. Well, I'm pissed off because this company, like some others, reduced it from 16 ounces to 13.25. 13.25 ounces, which is 375 grams. Gee, I wonder what made them come to that figure. 13.25. I guess it doesn't sound as bad as 13 ounces, right? Money. What is pasta? But flour and water. That's all it is. Flour. One of the cheapest food substances on the planet. I'll bet you if you look on the label and it gave you enough information, you would see that it is not even totally whole wheat. I'm going to look right now. I'm going to add an A&P flour. Okay. I'm not sure if you could see the 13. Too close. Too close. Take my word for it. It's 13. 13.25 ounces. Point. 25 ounces. Okay. Here we go. Ingredients, Durham whole wheat and flour. See? What did I tell you? It's whole wheat, man. It's all wheat flour. It's not whole wheat. No. The Durham is whole wheat. No. It's all one word. It's all one word. Durham whole wheat flour. Oh, okay. Okay. I'm sorry. You broke it up. Now look if it says any other kind of flour. Okay. It says it contains wheat ingredients processed in a facility that uses EGG. I'm not familiar with that acronym, but. Anyway, it says distributed by On Point Incorporated, two-paragon drive, Montvale, New Jersey, 07645. So, shame on you, On Point, O-N, capital O-N, I mean capital O-N, capital P-O-I-N-T. Has entered our Chisley's Hall of Shame like all the other macaroni companies that have reduced their pasta from one pound to anything less. And it's usually 13 or 13 point, whatever it is. Same with coffee, same with everything. Coffee used to be a pound, too. That's correct. All right. Chisley's Hall of Shame. New A&P and the On Point Company, On Point Incorporated, you cheap, stingy, greedy bastards. You can't give people a full pound of one of the cheapest food substances known to man, which is flour from grains. Now, granted, there still are other companies that put out a pound of pasta. Not many, but they're out there. I think Luigi Vitale is one of them. Luigi! I think, I think Rienzi, I think Rienzi's another. But, you know, God bless their generous hearts. They've given us a whole pound. But, I mean, capitalism in crony corporate America is just the devil's economics. When are all those stupid right-wing trolls on my Facebook groups going to get it through their thick heads? Honestly. All it is, is to increase the profit margin of the company. All that's all about it. Okay. Incredible. Incredible. Incredible. Well, before I do my little monologue thing, I just want to say hello, greetings to my near and dear, very close friend, Miho from Osaka, Japan. Okay, and also my good friend, the premier nutritional consultant and personal trainer to the stars, Mr. Mario Petrus. And also a greetings to Steelstone and Sugar's superstar that belongs on Mount Olympus, Mr. Slick Rick Brown. Rick Brown from Southern California. Okay, and he is a trainer in alternative exercise and fitness, particularly for older people. And he specializes in swinging the mace. So, greetings to the both of them, Mario Petrus and Rick Brown. And Mr. Joe Stebbins, I want to say hi to a really very nice man and one of the top members of our group, Uncensored Heart-Hitting Truth. He's originally from Southern California and he now resides in Michigan. He is a top-notch martial arts expert. So, I want to say hello to Mr. Joe Stebbins. All right. Now, that's what Jim Carrey always says. Alrighty, when he's pissed off. Well, there's no doubt in my mind that conservatives are the middle class and poor's worst enemy. Worst enemy. No doubt in my mind. Okay. Want to know why we have a federal deficit? In 1952, the corporate income tax accounted for about 33% of all federal tax revenue. Today, despite record-breaking profits, corporate taxes bring in less than 9%. It might be worse than that. It's time for real tax reform. You know what tax reform means, don't you? To the people in Washington? It means leaving the tax burden on the little guy. Spreading it around even more. So that the rich and the corporations avoid their share. That's what that means to Washington. And then the money's left over for their campaigns. Well, they're always looking for campaign money even when they first get elected. Well, they don't get elected without it. Yeah, and guess who they owe favors to? They get back to the same old same old. And guess who they owe favors to when they get elected? The elitists that gave them the money. Now, you can't call the Democrats the good guys, the nice guys anymore because they're corporatists. Hillary, I don't know if she knowingly shoots herself in the foot, but she supports Monsanto, the evil Monsanto. Her husband, Bill Clinton, he eliminated the Glass-Steagall Act when he was in office. And much more. And much more. Well, fair as we know it, it's gone. Him and Newtie Boy, the Newtster. The Game Grinch at Soul Christmas. The Newt that should live under a rock. Like a self-respecting salamander. No, Antonin Scalia and Newt Gingrich have the same head, the same bloated round face. They both are bloated toads that should live under a pile of wet forest leaves or a rock. There you go. That's their true home. Yeah, but you know, despite the fact that the right wing are not shy about telling you what they want, their agenda, all these imbeciles in the United States are still watching Fox News and still voting Republican. These religious nuts. Well, what do you want them to vote for, baby killers, secular human beings? People will actually want to allow a woman to determine what she will do with her own body. They want a woman to give birth to the child of a rapist. Yes. The right wing. They want a woman to be barefoot pregnant and be in the kitchen. If a rapist forces himself upon her, she has to bear his child for carrying it for nine months. That's correct. Or is it eight months? Nine months. Nine months. Yeah. Incredible. And of course who's going to take care of that baby when it's born? Not the Republicans. They don't even want to take care of any poor or middle-class person that's already born. Yeah. Now of course, if you're a little spoiled brat with a silver spoon in your mouth, no one has to take care of you because you're rich. But if you lost all your money, I don't think Republicans would care anymore. Yeah. No. You know. No, they wouldn't. It's beyond mean-spiritedness. I know Democrats, you know, I know they try to say things in a very kind, diplomatic way. Even independent Bernie shit. Even Obama. Even Obama and... Wanted to work with the Congress. He's still hooked on that compromise. Bipartisan shit. Bipartisan. It's not going to work. You can't compromise and negotiate with Satan. Exactly. Exactly. And that is what you're negotiating with. If you use the devil's tools, you become the devil. No kidding? You can't do it. It's a... Well, in six years it's proved they can't do it. It's whole Barney to Dinosaur. I love you. You love me. Let's all sing kumbaya. It's all fantasy of Democrats. Yeah. And there are also Democrats that come clean and let you know that they're corporatists and conservatives, you know, affiliated with the Democratic Party. But, you know, it's really simple. It's not rocket science to figure it out. You know, the proof is in the pudding. It's like the fable about the emperor has no clothes. Yeah. This jambalony sold the emperor invisible clothes. Uh-huh. And the emperor walked outside with his invisible clothes. He was naked. But nobody would say that to his face except a little child. An innocent child was the only one who would tell the truth. Well, innocent children. Children and animals like pets, they sense things and see things that adults cannot sense and see. You want real honesty. Just talk to children. Exactly. And that's why the Bible says that you have to approach God as a child. Yeah. Okay. You can't come with ready-made ideas and ready-made myths and ready-made this and ready-made that. Nope. You've got to have an open mind. Well. And like a child. Speaking of God and the Bible or Christianity, I had a very vigorous conversation with Mr. Kencreate last night. And Mr. Kencreate insisted that the law, the Ten Commandments, were nailed to the cross and he didn't want to hear anything otherwise. He says because man failed to keep any of the commandments. And if you failed to keep one, you've broke them all. But all are sinners. So of course, what is that telling you? Well, he says a man could not keep the law. I just say. So the law was nailed to the cross. But one man did keep the commandments. Jesus, right? Correct. So where is he coming from with these ideas? These ideas do not exist. The law, the gospel, the kingdom of God is run by the laws, the Ten Commandments. So what is he saying? This group of evangelicals are very infatuated or hung up on Paul's letters. The carnal mind is enmity to God. It will not listen to God. And that's what the Bible says. And that's where they come up with these ideas of the laws nailed to the cross because they don't want to obey them. It's as simple as that. But the laws were never nailed to the cross. They are still in effect. So his goofball cousin, who claims to be a born-again pastor, says to Ken, Oh, so this means we don't have to keep the Ten Commandments anymore. Yippee! Yeah, we're under- What kind of a pastor would say Yippee? We're under-grace. Yeah, right, right. We're under-grace now. But the point is the Ten Commandments are all basic laws for human beings. And what are you going to do, I told him? But you're going to do something bad every day. And every day you're going to apologize and repent and say, Oh, I'm under-grace. I'm covered. How are you going to know if you don't know the law? And every day you're going to be doing this? How do you know if you're breaking something if you don't know the law? You've got a point there, sir. The first six commandments are how to love God. The other four are how to love your humans. Right. That's the laws. The laws are not a burden. They are to teach you how you can have a better life. Isn't it a foundation? You can break the laws if you want to. But the laws are there to teach you. If you want a better life, then you do this. God said, I give you two choices. One choice will lead you to eternal death. The other choice will lead you to eternal life. Choose. God doesn't say, you have to obey me. Right. It's not extortion. That's right. You can do what you want. And he allowed them to do what they want after they got kicked out of the Garden of Eden. Go ahead. Go make your own governments. Your own religions. Your own this, that, the other thing. Your own banking system. Oh, listen to me. I don't care. I have a plan. I have a plan that will save what I want to save in the end. But you don't care. Yeah. You don't care what you want to do. Go do it. These people whom you're talking about, they don't read the entire Bible and they don't put the entire things together from the Bible. Paul's letters. Paul's letters were only to the churches, the churches of God that existed at that time. They existed along the mail route in Rome. It was a road. These churches were along the road. Okay. And Paul set up the churches and then he left the other people in charge. And then he would write to Timothy. And he wrote to the Laodiceans and the Philadelphians and et cetera. That's all Paul's letters are. They are admonishments. They are teachings to do this, that, the other thing. They have to do with, you know, God's laws, the gospel. The kingdom of God explaining to people. That's what the gospel is. The gospel is not about Jesus. It's about God's, the Father and his laws. Because when you have a government, you have laws. Right? So without law, you ain't got government. And that's what they want, because they don't want to listen to God. They want to set up their own committees. They want an excuse not to listen to God. They want to set up their own committees and be in charge. And that's why there will be no humans in the millennium in the government of God. No humans, because humans have failed at government, et cetera. Everything else. So they will not be in charge. There will be Jesus and the spirit names that arise with him. The 144,000. Yeah. That's all will be in charge. Well of course the born again evangelicals say, well 144,000 doesn't literally mean 144,000. I said, well what does it mean? If the Bible says something and it's literal, take it literally. Don't go coming up with your interpretations and your summaries. It's happened right now with the new versions of the Bibles. Like the new King James. Like the American whatever. They've changed everything. They've mistranslated very important things. The devil has put his face into that stuff. I mean some things are in your face and it's very plain simple and obvious in the Bible. I mean like a proverb says a lot of things. A beautiful woman without modesty is like putting a fine gold ring in a pig's snout. Now the meaning of that is very obvious. Very clear. There's no requirement to read further into that. Well you'll see these people come up with that, you know the scripture about the, it's easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God. Well they come around and they take, well that has to do with a camel sticking its nose under a tent. What the hell are they talking about? I have no idea. They don't either but they make up these things. These are religious nuts just like the worst religious nuts right now is ISIS. They're Sunnis, right? Unopsued. They are really caliphs. They believe in the caliphs. They want to establish a caliph. After Muhammad died there were three caliphs who took over. This one destroyed Muhammad's... Now the third one. The third one destroyed... Uthman. Uthman the third one. Destroyed. Explorated all the Korans. From Muhammad. Every Koran today is his and not Muhammad's. Really? Uthman. Because the archangel Jabriel or Gabrielle, Supposedly, gave Muhammad all of his information, his knowledge and so the third caliph destroyed him. But I was speaking to a Shiite Muslim man, a very intelligent older gentleman. And he told me, Watch out for the Sunnis. They're the troublemakers. Because they have this jihad thing. So Saddam Hussein was the Sunni. They have to convert you by the sword. Right. Like they did with that foley the other day when he cut off his head. They beheaded him. Poor guy. This is how they do it. And anybody who does that, including your Catholic church, Who killed over 50 million people through history, By converting by the sword, The real God of the Bible does not do that. He doesn't care what you do. They not only did that in Europe, But they did it in the Americas to the indigenous people. When the pilgrims came over, They didn't want any other competing religions. You see. I was talking about Cortez and Pizarro, When the Spaniards brought a representative from the Catholic church With holding a big cross. And they forced Catholicism. I'm talking about any religion who gets a foothold somewhere. They will censor and stock any other competing religion. It sounds like big corporations Not wanting any competition And screwing over all the competition in business. In business, you know. It sounds very similar to that. Monopoly. What's going on in America now. With Catholic capitalism. And I was also trying to... I was also trying to explain to the right wing troll, Name Mike. Right the troll. But, you know, there's a reason why FDR Implemented these regulations on corporations. You know, I guess he seems to be in favor Of a deregulated corporate America. But this is why our environment Is being polluted by fracking right now. Deregulations. Of course. Our waters being poisoned. It's not hard to see. No, not at all. Listen, everything you've been told About trickle down economics is a lie. Trickle down economics was never meant to work. It never worked. It's all bullshit. What we have is siphon up to the top. The elitist fat cat. Would you say anywhere from 20 to 1%? 20% 1% have more than the 20% About 20% of the people in America today after 2008 Have recovered. But the 80% have not. So they have money to burn. Oh yeah, they've got money. This is it. Siphon up to the rich economics. Never trickling down. This is a siphon, by the way. The trickling down crap over was just to calm you down. Calm the people on the bottom down. Like religion. As long as you work hard and do your thing, Your stuff, you're going to make it. Organize religion. Just to control the population. I thought you used to say that. I was reading a banner which said If hard work created wealth eventually Than every woman in the continent of Africa Would be a millionaire right now. That's the same thing. If hard work would have granted you wealth The slaves would be the big boys and girls today. Hard work is harder than that. But there are many intelligent skilled people In the United States that work hard. Of course. And there are many people throughout the world That work hard and work long hours. Very long hours. With no benefits, no breaks, no nothing. And they're all poor. They're just getting by. This is the excuse the big boys and girls use To motivate you. To work in their interests. It's very clear. Oh you mean this whole America is the land of opportunity. The milk and honey. And work hard. And work hard and you pull yourself up By the bootstraps and It all puts the onus on you. And social services makes people lazy And all that bullshit. Or if you go to work for Walmart You have to be on food stamps To be able to get by. Yeah. Okay. Yeah and possibly. You have to be on social services. That's correct. If you work for Walmart. That's correct. But anyway I just want to share I added one extra ingredient To my wonderful antioxidant rich tea And that is fresh peppermint from my garden And I could smell it and taste it. Came up late. It didn't come up in the spring for some reason It came up now in late summer. Strange isn't it? Are you supposed to take peppermint Without enteric coating on it or something? No they're fresh leaves that I picked. Well that's what I mean. Enteric coating. Yeah when you take peppermint in a capsule It must be enterically coated. Well that's if you're treating like Irritable biosyndrome. Or tummy tummy whatever. No this is peppermint. No you can use it like that As a powder or Yeah. But you'll receive health benefits From drinking peppermint tea. Peppermint oil you know is very good for you. But you know if you have a definite Diagnosed irritable bowel syndrome Then you should get enteric coated Peppermint oil capsules. And a lot of stuff that are anti-inflammatory. Yeah. Like omega-3's and Cinnamon and many many many. Oh by the way the camomile The organic camomile tea that you gave me Is pretty good. It has a nice smell to it. You could drink it a half an hour 45 minutes before Turning in at night. Turning in. However I've already in the house. In bed. I'm talking about. I turn a lot in bed. Toilet in turn. Well that's why the camomile It's good for insomnia. But. Called manzanilla in Spanish. But. Manzanilla, a little apple. What if you take it a half an hour 45 minutes before you go to bed And you have to get up and take a piss. I'm always doing that. Yeah. Well what's the company? Alvita. Alvita. Alvita. Alvita. Alvita. Alvita tea company. When I opened up the wrapper. You know normally if it's If it's regular camomile from a supermarket It smells good, it tastes good But not like this. I mean I got a whiff of the camomile. It has a very pleasant aroma and flavor. The camomile flower. You know and it's a good company. I mean and they give you a lot in the bag. I mean you could see that they give you A decent amount of tea in the bag. Check how to brew it. You know. What did you say how to brew it because? How to brew it. I let that sucker soak in boiling. I know but some teas I wanted to ask you this question a while ago but Some teas you only need to brew for like green tea Like seven minutes. No, my green tea's overnight man. Mine's a half an hour. I want a dark as can be. I want to suck all the medicinal value out of the tea Out of the plant. I want maximum power. You dig where I'm coming from? I dig it. I saw the other day A lady was doing several teas And she did Oolong. Now Oolong is a nice color. Yes. And I was wondering If the benefits of green tea were also involved in Oolong Because I like the color of Oolong. Okay. Oolong is what is called in China Is a semi fermented tea. Black tea is totally fermented. Oolong is green tea that is semi Partially fermented. And it is the famous Chinese restaurant tea I think the Chinese restaurant tea Is a Jasmine flavored Oolong It has a beautiful like a deep ruby red color More caramel? Caramel color. It is good for you but the antioxidant power Of tea is greater in the unprocessed green tea And white teas are also unprocessed. I don't want to try it one day anyway. Try it. Oh I see it all the time. I didn't know you wanted to try it. It's cheap. It's like a dollar and change for a box of 20 bags. Oh I didn't know you wanted to try that. I'll bring it to you. I'll try it. I'll bring it to you. Give it a shot man. The tea is definitely very tasty. That's another thing. Because I'll tell you something My green tea lately is tasting like hot water. That's because how much tea is in the bag? Is it very little? No. It shouldn't taste blah. It does. Tastes like hot water. Maybe you need a two bagger. Maybe you need two bags. No. Well you want some more flavor. I know. Maybe there's not that much tea in the bag. I sleep it for over half an hour. The company that you've been using. Usually Bromley. Is that British or is it American? It's British. Bigelow, Bromley. They're good tea companies. I think they're originally British but they have an American location. Just take a peek and see how full the bag is. It might not be that much green tea in there. What about the tea that I brought you? The 100 bag box from the Korean market. Was that good tasting? I don't know if there was a difference. I can't really tell. All right. For me it's just tasting like hot water. I think I notice Japanese green tea is more flavorful than Chinese and it looks different. It looks like twigs. The Japanese green tea looks twiggy and the Chinese green tea is very leafy. But the Japanese green tea has more of a kick to it. That's my observation. Then they use something called matcha which is a green tea powder which is the traditional ceremonial tea. The tea ceremony in Japan where you have the girls dressed like gages. They have like a whisk and they're mixing it. I like that. I like that. That's matcha. I can date that. M-A-T-C-H-A. Money problem is I can't kneel down at the small table and get up again. You don't have to do that. Yeah. It's a little difficult. No, no, but they have one that's a blend. Anyway. That sounds good. We were very long-winded this week so let us sink our teeth into these readings. Sometimes it happens. You know, it's funny. I only had one thing to say in my monologue and it just ended up being a long discussion. Speaking of the two-party system, nearly 50 years ago in his book, On Safe at Any Speed, Ralph Nader alerted the public to the lax safety standards of automobile manufacturers. Yes. For some years thereafter, he was an effective consumer advocate. I remember. Yeah. In those days, he served his country well. Since then, he has served his own ego. Really? As evidenced once again by his recent column in which he seemingly champions the cause of independent candidates for the sake of our democracy. Yeah. What's wrong with independent candidates? We will find out. It's a breath of fresh air. In fact, his views are a poorly disguised justification for another one of his ego trips, his next bid for president. I think we need a Ralph Nader. As always, he will claim that he is running in order to bolster the progressive cause. I'm all for that. 1992. 1996. 2004. I salute Ralph Nader with my lucky black-thorn chileli. And 2008. His campaigns were a joke. Al Gore was and is a true progressive. This guy's an idiot. What? This guy's an idiot. Al Gore? Al Gore. Clinton administration, Al Gore? Al Gore who allowed George W. Bush to get into the presidency in 2000. Yeah. He conceded. Exactly. Early. Not only he conceded. He didn't go down there and fight with lawyers like the Republicans did. Oh, my God. Now talk about a wussy, pacifist, you know what? Maybe Al Gore did that for a reason. I don't know. He's got chicken. He's got no balls. No balls. You see what I mean? Internal fart is due to whatever. Look, I'm a person. I'm a truth seeker. I think that seeking and following the real truth is the way to live your life and doing the right thing. Forget about political parties. Just doing the right thing. I tell ultra liberal, I tell ultra liberal pacifist off all the time on the group. You know, the ones that don't have any spine. Hey, Republicans are willing to fight for their evil agenda. Why can't progressives roll their sleeves up and fight just as hard for good? Because they don't know what good is. Who today knows what good is when good is controlled by money? Oh, do you mean good for the corporations? Oh, do you mean good for the rich? Oh, you mean good for this, that, and the other? Good for the 80%? Oh, no, no, no, no, no. What can they do for us? We already got the votes. Yeah. What can they do for us? The 80%. So why should we do anything for them? We have to cover our asses. Hey, when Hillary was running, I think it was the Iowa primary, Iowa and Nebraska, I think it was Iowa, against Barack Obama. You know, when she lost the state, when she lost the state of Iowa to Obama, she got mad, you know, she was a sore loser. And she says, well, people in Iowa don't count anyway. There you go. So that is something that a corporatist democrat would say. Well, Bill Clinton was the, he, I'm not going to say totally switched it around, because the Democrats were always giving to corporations and stuff. Bill Clinton made it a big deal to be a corporatist. He had it so that the financial system, it is that and the other thing, was giving Bill Clinton money for the campaign. Right. I mean, it all changed around in the 90s with his election. You know? I mean, it became much greater, let's say that. Democrats have always been corporatists just like the Republicans. Yeah, the two sides are the same coin. But it became even worse in the 90s. But we can thank Nader's 2000 campaign for giving us that great progressive George W. Mbugh. Say what? Yeah, George, Nader got 240,000 votes. So if Gore would have got those, he would have won the, you know, what the hell he called the, when you win the states, the one thing that we should do away with. Oh, the electoral? I'm doing a Rick Perry here. The electoral college? The electoral college, yeah. He would have won the electoral college. The election would have been over. Well, there was concerning this post that was Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan were patting each other on the back that they both of them should run in 2016. A woman, a progressive liberal woman says, you know, I normally don't, do not admit that I dislike anyone, but these guys are different. Why dislike? She's afraid of expressing that she dislikes somebody. You see how these, these ultra liberals are? They desperately want to be accepted and loved by everyone. Well, why, I said to her, why not? They won't call evil evil. Why not? You can hate evil. There's nothing wrong with disliking or hating things that are bad, people with bad intentions. That's what Newt Gringer says. Politics is just your idea and my idea. And whoever gets the most votes wins. See, they don't know evil and good. Now, if one idea is wicked and they fight hard. But they don't know that. You mean, this is what I'm just saying. C-baggers, you mean? We don't know it either. We can't call evil evil. You're just complaining about the Democrats. That's what their problem is. They can't, they can't determine what is evil and good. What is evil? Giving to corporations, giving subsidies to the rich. They don't know that that's evil. Yeah, giving subsidies to the corpora- Giving away tax dollars from the middle class to the rich and corporations. Yeah, they don't know that. Or saying that you want to let the poor starve and the veterans- They won't come out and say that. Except Pastor John Hagey did. That's it. Did he say it like that? He said it- He said it in another- No, there's a- There's a YouTube video that I posted of his sermon. Well, give me the link. And he is seen with, like, arm in arm. You know, he's taking pictures with all the popular Republicans like you Sarah Palin and, you know, all the Republicans like him. He likes to wear a red tie and a dark suit and he's called a right-wing pastor. I wouldn't put a pastor in one. But I don't think you- Not even Paul Ryan will come out and say, we want to start the poor. They're not going to say that. No, his political career will be over. Exactly. They will do it underhandedly. They will do it in subterfuge. They will do it in some subtle manner, et cetera. They will use religion like Hagey doesn't stop. But they won't come out naturally. They will not establish themselves as an ultra-right-wing person in the political game. Like, they might claim to be right-wing conservative, but if they say, let the poor starve and all social services, like the Koch brothers, they want to end all social services and social security and Medicaid, Medicare, et cetera. Okay, that's the Koch brothers. We all know they're demons. But a politician, if he went that far, he would never win anything. That's correct, because among voters, there are still some people who can actually determine what is good and bad. And they know that just saying it out loud, et cetera, to just say, start the poor, no, they're not going to abide by that. You have to do it in some subterfuge way. We don't want our tax money to be paying for somebody who's lazy. Right. You know, some welfare queen. Assuming that we have a good job market in the United States. Well, they've got to put it on some level where it affects you personally. That's how they do it, see? Because otherwise, people aren't interested. Adam Smith, capitalism, it's all about self-interest. And then that self-interest helps the society at large. No, it doesn't. But that's what he felt. But anyway, you put things on a personal level for the people you're talking to, and then they accept it more readily. Well, in the case of some Democrats like Barack Obama and independents like Bernie Sanders, they have been way too kind to Republicans. Of course. In their speech. They are. They don't deserve respect. They're conservative. You've got to. They're not reserved to such respect. You've got a Congress, a house that has done nothing this year except vote 50 times to do away with the Affordable Care Act. Okay? They've done nothing. Not one bill. They tried to shut down the government another time. They wouldn't lift the debt ceiling. All these things to destroy the United States government. And they get away with it. Oh, their approval rating is 7%. Big deal! Get them out of there! Clean out the barn, like Ross Perot used to say. Exactly. Clean out the barn. Okay, it's time. It is time for the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman's gastronomic delay known as lunch. And I will now join with our voiceover artist, William H. Morrill III, for my meeting with him. And follow by our promo by William H. Morrill III. So we'll catch you right after William Morrill. We'll catch you on the flip side. On the flip side. On the B side. Okay, we're here with William H. Morrill III. William, you know, it's amazing how fast summer is going. It's already, it's almost Labor Day weekend, right? Another week or two? Well, I suppose it is. Who really cares? About time? Well, we have to... It sounds like the Chicago song. Who really cares? What's going on in the world? We have so much to really, truly worry about worldwide. The wars, services, wars, atrocities occurring. Here it's about a hallowed day. Let's be honest, okay? I know. The world is in chaos. We've got severe problems and issues. Oh, definitely. These people that keep bearing their heads in the sand, want to pretend nothing's going on. This is part of your world, people. The moral problem, there's a spiritual problem. We have a society of sociopaths that don't feel remorse or guilt about what they do. You know, that primarily right now, nowadays, they're known as ISIS. Oh, no. I'm talking about Americans. I'm just saying the other one is known as ISIS. Beheading children the whole bit. Come on. Beheading that poor man that they... Oh, come. There's no excuse and no reason. I watched a video of him talking. He looked like a decent looking guy. There's no human reason. These people are not human. Just because you have the organs of a human doesn't make you a human. If you don't have the emotion and the ethics and morality, because you're not even one of my boys, the best thing would be to squish you like a bug and get you off the planet. Well, you know what's the biggest... The biggest hypocrisy is that they're supposedly representing a religion. No, no, yeah. Who is it? Okay. Who is it? Everybody supporting a religion. The white area and race, blah, blah, blah. Everybody... Stop hiding behind the veil of religion. I don't want to hear the crap and excuse anymore. Until you can prove something to me, okay? Yeah. So, enough is enough. We're religion. We're the brotherhood. You're nothing. You're nothing but pure evil, okay? Yeah. That's really what it is. People should be judged by the fruits of their behavior and how they treat others, you know? Acting like a real human being. Something we ought to ask everybody. Define humans for me. Humanity, yeah. No, or human. Being human. Define human. Humanity doesn't make them a ball of people. It means that you're supposed to be more advanced in the animal kingdom, number one. Oh, I don't know about that. We do a lot of things worse. The animal kingdom doesn't do so. Are we any better or are we worse? You know, in many aspects. Very true. Now, remember that gentleman that contacted us that we interviewed from Social Services in New Jersey, Bourbon County Social Services and we interviewed him and... Yeah, we... Don't remember. I'm sorry. We exposed a lot about Social Services, the welfare system and how it's... Oh, you're talking like a lot of while ago. It was like four or five weeks. Yeah, a while ago. I forgot all about it. And we mentioned about all the failures of Social Services. Well, a new person called me, contacted me named David. And what happened with David was he was collecting welfare because he couldn't find a job. The job market is pretty much almost non-existent. So, he was collecting welfare and they knew David had an older car. Okay, a late model car. Okay. So, what happened was they brought him in for an evaluation to renew his welfare and he presented them with the documents they wanted like bank statements, so on and so forth. And they noticed that there were debits and credits on there going to an insurance company. Well, they questioned it. Who gave you this money to pay the insurance company? And what is the insurance for? He says, naturally, it's for my older car. He says, you knew I had an older car. How did you think I kept the older car on the road and drove around? You have to have insurance. So, they go... They took his welfare away from him because his sister was paying for his car insurance. Oh, come on. But it showed that the money was going not into his pocket. It was going for the car insurance. They called it income. We're talking about a few dollars. You know, you're not a businesswoman. But you follow... You follow what I'm saying. They knew he had an older car, a vehicle. How did they think this vehicle was allowed on the road and how he was able to drive it? Naturally, he had to have car insurance. But in their little BB brains, you know, welfare case workers, they go, oh, no, the state of New Jersey, the department of what is it? Human health and human services or social services? Oh, we consider that income so your sister... How can that be income? Why do you consider that income? So they took away his welfare. Now, this reminds me of that homeless gentleman in Hackensack, New Jersey that found $800. Oh, and they took away his benefits because that was the unclaimed income. Yeah, unreported income. Oh, come on. But he brought it to the police. Why are they going out of their way to hurt people? But you know, the homeless man turned it in. But why even do that in the first place? Well, naturally, if the guy's got a car and he's using his old car, naturally, he has insurance. But we don't want you to have that. Now, you can't pay for friggin' insurance with $140 a month that the state of New Jersey gives him in welfare. I mean, it's despicable, $140 a month. I don't understand why they want to play such a dark cloud over everybody. I think it's Chris Christie. Hackens don't want a social service system that works. I think it's been bad long before Chris Christie took office, too. It's been long for that for a long time. It's almost like there's a built-in mechanism to fail. Or I want you all to go up every way to hurt people. Everybody want the poor to just die and start to death. Why do you want to hurt people? Don't you care about your people? No. I mean, I don't understand this. No, they're living high on the hog. They care about themselves. They're rich. And they're probably laughing at a lot of these coffee old parties. Imagine these porn. Who cares? Yeah, we have ours. Who cares about their expenses? Who cares about what other people have? He's sleeping on the street at night. Who cares? You wonder how sadly a lot of these people are being laughed at. Hopefully I'm wrong. I hope I am wrong, but I don't think I truly am. I think they are laughing at a lot of these people. That's why I said the word sociopath. People with no conscience. I don't care about you. Well, as I told you in many of your shows, I had phenomenal parents. I was not born out of no way. I look at everybody. I don't care if you're homeless or you're a wealthiest guy on the planet. I'll treat you the same way, which is well. I will come to your aid. If you need it, I will help you. You look down upon no one. No matter what their color, their religion, their ethnicity. I don't care what. You treat people well. Even if they're rude to you, hold your head higher and be glad you're not like them and still be polite. I said, well, I'm sorry, you feel that way. You have a nice day, sir. You know, I saw a banner on the internet that was very wise words. It said, character is when, is how you treat another person that cannot give you anything. If you have nothing to gain from a person, how you treat them proves or shows your character. I mean, really, not to top my own back, but many times over in different places. Man, I've had numerous people come up to me at different times saying, I have seen you before, but are you always this pleasant and good to everybody? I said, this is the way I am. I said, I enjoy eating new people all the time. The number of foreigners I meet where I go for coffee every morning is a hotel on a wonderful holiday and right next to it. I meet people from all over the world and I get along with all of them. Oh, the one right across from the Teterboro Airport? Yeah, it's down in that area. Where all corporate people and celebrities land, private jet. A lot of recording, country, rock stars, whatever. Oh, I've met them all and I have fun with all of them. Because how you treat people? Yes. So, you know, those words make a lot of sense. It's how you treat people where you have nothing to gain from them. Nothing. You know what? You're wrong. You're wrong. There is something I want to gain from them. They're friendship. So in a way, it's kind of greed. I want their friendship because I like them. They're nice people. So in a way, yeah, I want something from you. A nice hello. Talk to me. I walked in the other day at the holiday and one of the pilots was sitting there and I didn't see him. Waiting for his shuttle ride to his jet to fly his flight. He used to fly paint and manning everybody around from the cold. Right. I hear, hey, Tex. I turn, I said, oh, Charles, what did you get back in town? And we talked for a good half hour. That's, you can't buy that. Even people smiling and saying thank you if you hold a door open for them. Even that is nice. Well, when I hold a door for people, well, I hold it for a long time because I'm in no hurry. I'll hold it for them when they might be 10, 15 feet or yards away and they start to move fast. I said, I said, oh, take your time. Hurry up. And we start laughing and we start talking. You make a new friend. Yeah. What about when you're online in a store and it's great that if you're talking to somebody friendly and you're making them laugh and you're saying something real funny, that's wonderful. But there are people with no personality and no sense of humor. Mean and rude. That would say nothing to you. But I would say the nice people I've met in London are far away the bad. I've met some wonderful people in London's store and grocery stores don't have you. And we laugh. I had an older woman a couple of times, different ones, in front of me with a card. They were a little slow with her card and whatever, punching the button. They said, oh, I'm so sorry. I said, oh, no, please take your time. Hurry up. And we start laughing and laughing. You know, just make fun of it. It's a map. We can take all the time. I don't care. Yeah, people today are very uptight, very defensive. What you care about? They have a bad attitude. I said, man, you take all the time you need that. I was going to cash her. I said, by the way, she's buying all my stuff today for me. Okay? She owes me. And we start laughing. Make fun of it. My God, is everything up there so poor? Hey, we've all got problems. Okay? Yeah. Don't think I'm problem-free. The stress, I wonder, James, you know what's been going on in my life. So we've all got problems. But I'm about to become miserable and treat people poorly. Right. And you don't take out your problems out on other people. No. Your frustrations. It's going to meet still many people. Well, this situation, this situation, not to change the subject of police brutality happening all over the country, this falls into the whole agenda that the elitists have to establish a corporate oligarch, a fascist system, a police state that eventually wants to enslave the poor and middle class or kill all of the poor. Well, you can't really say that because it varies from city to city from town to town. They all have different ways of doing things. But they're militarizing the police now. Well, they are, and that's by the federal government because it's surplus equipment per se. Is that a sure force they need? Probably not. But then again, in some of these cities, he got a river in LA not too long ago, those guys walking down a broad day like arms or they held the cops and had the right weapons to battle them back. So even the criminals are getting better. You mean like the gangs and the drug treatments? Yeah, so you need your assault and your SWAT teams. Well, yeah. What about looting? What about when people riot, they use it as an excuse to rob stores? Yeah, look at the Muslims of Ferguson. They're fighting for outsiders. Agitators, not people from Ferguson per se. So they're coming in. It's outside agitators from New York, LA, Florida. Really? They are not the people of Ferguson. You've seen a number of the Ferguson people grabbing these guys and leading them over to the cops and saying, here, take them. So you got to make sure all the facts are in on this stuff. Yeah, and then you have totally innocent, peaceful protesters getting hit with rubber bullets in Ferguson. That's not right. Rubber. Now, the shots fired where the people got shot during the riots, the protests or whatever, and through the Molotov cocktails, not one was by the police. The shots were fired by the outside agitators that were in the crowd. By the way, the rubber bullets do damage. They showed the woman, the woman lifted her shirt up. It's not going to kill her. No, it was a deep indentation. I know, I saw it. It could take an accident. It's all red. That's no big deal. The bottom line, it could take an eye out of the aim for an eye. But I don't think these guys with the rubber really aim for the head. They know it's rubber, so aim well. This woman, she claims, she was just there holding the sign. I don't know. Maybe she was yelling and screaming at them. She claims that's her sign. I'm not saying she's lying. We've got to hear the whole story. I don't know. Maybe she was screaming and calling them names. Well, there's nothing wrong with that. Yeah, you don't shoot somebody with a rubber bullet. Calling me names. I mean, not really. And tear gas. Tear gas was actually banned in many countries for the police to use. But they're still using it in the United States. All other countries have some different rules that vary from ours. Others have euthanasia. We don't. But we really do. You know it goes on. True. True. So we don't know. We don't know. Well, it's a world in turmoil. But I doubt it is. Exactly. Exactly. It's getting worse. I don't see any change. I see a snowball. That's what I see. I don't see the snowball getting smaller and mountains. I mean, when you see the billions and trillions that are given away to other countries and given away as sub-cities to corporations, and then you look at a social program for the poor. You're frowned over $100,000 for a car insurance. Because the sister paid for it. Right. That is a pretty big imbalance as far as I'm concerned. And to expect a poor person to live on $140 a month for welfare. On the month. And what is food? What is food stamps anyway? What's the most they can give you? It's not a lot of money. The bottom line is you said the most. It's not much. It's not much. I think the max as a single individual is not much. It goes up with each child you have, I believe. Right. And if you're a single adult. If you're single, it's not much. It's like $30 a week. $30 a week. So we're talking about crumbs, actually. Crumbs. I don't know. Let's use a better food. Peanuts. Peanuts. You know. Well, it could be rich. And it's nothing compared to all the free taxpayers' money that's just being handed out. If you're rich. They're going to say change what you eat. Okay, fine. What if you like roast beef or whatever? A pound nowadays is $12 to $13, $14. Here's half your money. My sister spent $20 for roast beef one time. So what do you buy? So what do you buy? Am I going to have to live on nothing but canned goods and they old bread or what? Pet food? Yeah. Which a lot of people are, especially with the elderly, I understand. That's just not right. It's horrible. It's really not that good for pets. Let's be fair here. No. No. I mean, they're not, yeah, we're not talking about good companies in a supermarket like a Nova, Paul Newman brand, Ions, Blue Buffalo. You know, these are top of the line. It's garbage. So GMO, genetically modified food. But the thing is that the people, you see how fast they forget the voter once they get elected. They totally don't care about the people that put them in. We discussed this before. They're sold out. A lot of women, I've heard say, oh, he's cute. That's not a pre-requisite for voting the cuter candidate. Oh, please don't ruin your right to vote that way. Yeah. Vote for the more intelligent, the more culpable, the more probably cable. Yeah. Care that they're not cuter. Well, this November, we have a very important election day. I just hope all young people, as well as the elderly and disabled people, everybody should make it their business to get out and vote. All the jobs do what I always do. Vote twice. Get a fake name, fake IDs, and go back. Well, you put down man-god, and then you vote, and I go back to my real name, Nancy. Nancy. Elmer Fudd? I don't. Shh. People don't even lie. We're hunting rabbits. I'm hunting rabbits. Wascoing widow-gway rabbits. But we've got to go when it's the next time, everybody. Bye-bye. That's true. Bye-bye, William. Hi, this is William H. Morrow. The best way to join our organization is to get your free annual subscription to newsletter censored with your gift to support this work. The newsletter of hard-hitting truth and news-fighting censorship in conservative propaganda since 1977. There is nothing out there like the newsletter censored in the mainstream media or the press. This newsletter is the very best way to join and be a part of our organization. We're living the end times, so you need newsletter censored. Go to www.newslettercensored.com. Okay, we're back. Thank you. William H. Morrow of the Third for a wonderful get-together and doing promo. I want to say hello and give my greetings and best wishes to Paul Terrace Walkowinski of the Indian Club World Tour 2014. So far, he has traveled from his home in Perth, Australia to India and from India to Iran, which was a very fascinating, powerful visit for him. And then now he's in London, England. And of course the photos are wonderful and so are the videos. And I think he has a few more stops. I think it's Denmark, Poland, Finland and France, something like that. So my greetings to Paul Walkowinski. Be safe and have fun. We were just talking about the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. It's getting very annoying, but it's succeeding. They've raised how much money so far? 42 million. So far, 42 million. It's, you know, but like I was discussing with Mario Petrus, such a small amount of every dollar, a fraction of every dollar, actually goes towards the worthy cause, which to me is a scam. And plus the CEOs and presidents of these large charities are making an astronomical salary, which they have no business doing for a fundraiser. It's not Monsanto or Nestle's. It's a fundraiser, you know. It's a non-profit. It's a non-profit organization. So they are stealing, yes, I will be, I will use that word. They are stealing money from a charity to give themselves astronomical salaries. Okay, much of the work is supposed to be voluntary, not for people to get paid very well doing. It's a charity. Let me remind you again. It's a charity. So be charitable. Not greedy. Let us sink our teeth back into these readings. Among the many advantages the Republicans and Democrats have conferred upon themselves is their privileged position on the voting ballot. The establishment political parties are guaranteed the first two columns on every ballot. The other political parties, such as the Libertarian Party, are then put in lottery drawing for columns three and above. According to state election law Republicans and Democrats lose their special columns on the left of the ballot if neither can poll at least 10% of the votes cast in the previous assembly election. In 2014, only 8% of eligible New Jersey voters participated in one of the two taxpayer funded primaries, some 10% of 3.7 million votes is 370,000. The law is clear. Neither party even came close. However, a court decision of 1999 incorrectly interpreted polling at any primary election as all the primary elections combined. This means low primary turnout doesn't matter. Using total votes combined including a local or a county race ensures the Republicans and Democrats can never lose their special ballots. This will again be the case in the upcoming November election. Nationwide, only 31% of voters self-identify as Democrats and 25% as Republicans. I'm a registered independent by choice. Yet the states and the courts continue to interpret election laws in ways that blatantly discriminate in favor of the two established political parties. Oh gee, I wonder why. The time has come to level the playing field and give all political parties equal access to position on the ballot. And overturned Citizens United. And any other law that was based on a non-existent precedent that is that corporations are persons under the 14th Amendment. It doesn't exist. That's just a law that they paid for to have put in to give them more power. They didn't pay. The guy was a crook. He was corrupt. The clerk. It's a headnote, that's all it is on a decision. He wrote on the top of a decision, corporations are now people under the 14th Amendment. That wasn't what the decision was about. How did that headnote? Because then when another case came up dealing with something like that they used that precedent and said corporations are persons. It wasn't a decision. It wasn't a precedent. It wasn't a precedent. It's not even part of the law. It was a California, Clara County and a railroad dispute. Did the Democrats in Washington mention this? Nobody knows this. Tom Hartman had to dig it out by going back in history. The Supreme Court is the one who made this big error. If it was indeed an error. You see. No, they just liked the way it sounded. No. It was a shock, a favor to big business. Yeah. Because that's what the Supreme Court loves, is big business. They don't love the little guy. That's vicious. Especially the right-wing demonic justices. Well, they didn't exist back then, of course. But the judges were on to take. If you look back in the history of New York City, the whole thing was totally corrupt. I mean, look at the Godfather. That was it. You bought the damn judges. You bought the damn police. Capitalism was basically corrupt. You might as well just say, this is the industrial revolution. Well, of course it's corrupt. It only gives to those who have. What do you call that? If you don't have, you're not rewarded in capitalism. You gotta have. And you can't get in order to have because the haves arrange it so the people that want to get to be able to have will never get. Or if they do get. They have to come to the haves with their hand out. Please, Mr. Bankster, give me a loan so I can expand my business. You see, I have a little, I have a little cart on a corner. You think a bank is going to feel compassion for a little push cart, man? No. No, that's why it doesn't happen. Okay? It happens very rarely. I mean, you've got Larry Flint out there. Osler magazine on $500. Oh, really? Where the hell can you do that today? It ain't going to happen. I think there's a story too about you having started out cheap. A lot of people start out cheap. The first Walgreens in Chicago, I mean, the first Walgreens that was ever built, it started out being a family-owned business right on a corner. You know, I mean, but to try to be a family-owned business on the street corner now and become a corporate, nationwide corporate giant, you need to go somebody for a loan to expand your business. Now, if you have a family-owned business and you have one store only, okay, and it's called Eisenmans, and you- Yeah, yeah, make some money for me. And you have lofty ambitions and you want to get a loan to expand. I mean, really expand. You have to go to somebody who has. You have to go to somebody who has and hope that they will give you the loan. Yeah. To build a second, third, or maybe several Eisenmans stores. Yeah. If they give it to you. Maybe. But that's how it's done. Yeah. A little change of pace here. You made a paste? A little change of pace. A little Amy Dickinson. Oh, she's like Dear Abby? I had been married for more than 20 years to a very nice man who was a good father. We generally get along, but we don't have much of a romantic relationship. He doesn't have much lead in his pencil? It has always been this way, at least since early dating. Takes two to do the tango. He works hard and is devoted to both his career and children. Oh boy, the kids, that's a boner killer right there. I feel like our relationship is not that important. For the past few years, we have spent very little time together as a couple. It has gotten to the point that we don't have much to do or say to each other. I feel very lonely and can't seem to find any comfort with him. We have been to marriage counseling, but our issues were never resolved. At least to my satisfaction. At least to trying. Well, they were paying that counselor, weren't they? Well, yeah, it's true. You know what the counselor never got to the issues? What kind of counselor is that? A social worker or psychologist, is this? You know the number one killer of sex driving women? You know what it is? In women? In women. I wasn't aware that women had a sex drive. Yeah, I wasn't aware of it too, but the number one killer that would eliminate sex driving women is wedding cake. I don't understand that. Well, when they get married, men complain they don't get it because they did when they were dating, when once they get married, they get very little and if they have kids, they get it even less. You know what I mean? Wedding cake, marriage. I feel like we are friends, but not lovers. As I get older, I wonder what will become of us. How we will deal with the loneliness as our children move. Do you have any advice? Amy says, thoughtful parents and partners, try to keep the relationship fire stoked during the kids' younger years by having date nights. Going away together? Putting the marriage at the center of the family. Without the kids' interruptions. In your counseling sessions, are you only looking for ways for him to change? Are there things you could do differently to try to inspire a shift in your marriage and other relationships? Thus easing your loneliness? To enjoy a companionable togetherness, you too have to spend time together. Simply put, you have more to talk about when you've done things together. Traveling, hiking, bike riding, going to concerts, working on a home project together. Whatever, whatever. Are all positive places to start. Meanwhile, you should definitely continue with professional counseling on your own. Your loneliness could have deeper roots than your marriage alone. Maybe it's not the husband's fault after all. Well, we never know because the counselor didn't get at all the issues. Thank you very much. The counselor's just taking their money. Exactly. My purse. My total purse. Exactly. Yeah, what do they do? They sit there and say, so tell me about your week. How does that make you feel? Uh-huh. Really? Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Jots things down on a clipboard. How does that make you feel? Yeah. Ku has an easy reply to new American research that hits South Korea where it hurts. In the noodles. Where? The noodles? The noodles. Something's wrong with South Korean noodles? Drunk and hungry. Just after dawn, he rips the lid off a bowl of his beloved fast food, wobbling on his feet, still defiant over a report that links instant noodles to health hazards. You mean like ramen? Yes. Exactly ramen. Wow. Well, I don't like instant noodles. I boil the noodles from scratch. Yeah, I get itchy when I boil noodles from scratch. Anyway, continue. There's no way any study is going to stop me from eating this, says Kim. His red face beaded with sweat as he adds hot water to his noodles in a sole convenience store. You know that the Korean market near us is called H Mart. It's a nationwide chain. They have a whole, they have like almost an entire aisle. I would say 50%, I'm sorry, 50% of one aisle is dedicated to these instant ramen noodle type dinners, dehydrated. They're in a plastic package, each serving, and I've had them, they're quite tasty, very spicy, unless you pick the mild ones, but yeah, so what's going on? They found something, a chemical in the ramen? We'll find out. His mouth waters, wooden chopsticks poised above the softening strands. His glasses fogged by steam and last he spears a slippery heap. Let's forth to my noodle coating blast of air and start slurping. Oh, I was going to ask you, how do you eat a noodle soup with chopsticks and then you just answer my question. He shoves it in his mouth in a slurping manner at the edge of the bowl. And then he'll probably slurp the juice later. Lovely. This is the best moment, the first bite. Kim, a freelance film editor who indulges about five times a week. The taste, the smell, the chewing us, it's just perfect. I love it, I love it, not something in it that shouldn't be. Instant noodles carry a broke college student aura in America. It was cheap. But they are an essential, even passionate part of life for many in South Korea and across Asia. Po-folk. It's very inexpensive. Hence, the emotional heartburn caused by a Baylor heart and vascular hospital study in Texas that linked instant noodles consumption by South Koreans too. Some risks for heart disease. Yeah, but it's a low fat, it's really, it's a low fat and low sugar if you eat it. White flour. That's not low sugar. Oh yeah, the noodles are made from refined flour. These noodles are. The study has provoked feelings of wounded pride, mild guilt, stubborn resistance, even nationalism among South Koreans who eat more instant noodles for capita than anyone in the world. That's why I eat soba. Soba's made from whole wheat and buckwheat flour. Many of those interviewed have vowed like Kim not to quit. Other noodle lovers have offered up techniques they swear to keep them healthy. Taking Omega-3, adding vegetables, using less seasoning, avoiding the soup. Some dismissed the study because the hospital involved is based in cheeseburger gobbling America. Yeah, we know that all too well. U.S. healthcare system. It's the blood sugar spike that's going on with refined carbohydrates. It's causing the heart disease. The heated reaction is partly explained by the omnipresence here of instant noodles which for South Koreans usually mean the spicy, salty, ramyan that costs less than a dollar a package. Individually wrapped disposable bowls and cups are everywhere. Internet cafes, libraries, trains, ice skating rinks. Elderly South Koreans often feel deep nostalgia for instant noodles which entered the local market in the 1960s as the country began to climb its way out of the poverty and destruction of the Korean War into what's now Asia's fourth biggest economy. Many vividly remember their first taste of the once exotic treat and hard drinking South Koreans considered instant noodles an ideal remedy for aching alcohol-laden bellies and subsequent angles. Ramyan is like kimchi. Kimchi. Kimchi. Kimchi is a very spicy, hot, marinated cabbage like a salad. It's very hot. There's a lot of garlic in it. Ko Dong In, 36, an engineer from Seoul, referring to the spicy, fermented vegetable dish that graces most Korean meals. The smell and taste create an instant sense of home. Well, it's very warming to say the least. The U.S. study was based on South Korean surveys in 2007 to 2009 of more than 10,700 adults ages 1964. Half of them women. It found that people who ate a diet rich in meat, soda, and fried and fast foods including instant noodles were associated with an increase in abdominal obesity and LDL, or bad cholesterol. Eating instant noodles more than twice a week was associated with a higher prevalence of metabolic syndrome. Another heart risk factor in women. Not in men. He raises important questions but can't prove that instant noodles are to blame rather than the overall diets of people who eat loss of them. What's jumping out is the sodium intake is higher in those who are consuming ramen noodles. It's another factor. What we don't know is whether it's coming from the ramen noodles or what they are consuming with the ramen noodles. The one thing that all these prepackaged instant ramen noodle products have in common is they all have monosodium glutamate. That too. Some people have a bad reaction to it. And if I'm not mistaken it is a nerve killer. MSG? Lovely. A serving of the top-selling instant ramen provides more than 90% of South Korea's recommended daily sodium intake. Is that how Koreans spell the word ramen? Ramen. R-A-M-Y-E-O-N. The name on the package is ramen. Ramen. R-A-M-E-N. They probably did that to allow the international public to pronounce it. Still, it's tough to expect much nutrition from a meal that costs around 80 cents. Choi Yong Min, marketing director for Pao Do, a South Korean food company. I can't say it's good for your health but it is produced safely. I used to buy from the Korean market I used to buy the instant noodle soup called Seafood Party. It actually had a lot of dehydrated seafood in it. It was real seafood and it was pretty damn good but it wasn't cheap. I used to get a big packet I forgot how many were in there but it was a pretty sizable package with the servings inside, individual servings. I would put it in a large pasta bowl and then you would pour boiling water on it and cover it, let it sit and there you go. You would have your soup or stew, whatever you want to call it. I want to say hello to from the Indian Club World Tour and from the United Kingdom Barry Hutchings and I would like to also say hello to Zay Ricardo, a Portuguese gentleman that lives in Ireland for your participation with Paul Wolkowinski in his Indian Club World Tour 2014. Zay Ricardo and Barry Hutchings. Okay. What are you gazing at right now? Keep an eye on him that he only opens that bowl, not any of the other. Alright, she's got it. It's a cat dilemma. It's smoky. Yeah, smoky is does not belong to Reverend Bill, belongs to someone else but he's a moucher. Federal authorities have tightened rules for the most commonly prescribed painkillers in the United States. The latest in a series of policy changes aimed at painkiller abuse and overdose deaths. Absolutely. Prescription painkillers maybe even over-the-counter abuse. Products. Containing hydrocodone and opiod found in drugs like Vicodin will now be restricted as a schedule to controlled substance like Oxycodone. Oxycodone? Oxycodone? Isn't that Rush Limbaugh's addiction? A reflection of the drugs high potential for abuse. According to a rule released Thursday by the Drug Enforcement Administration. The rule which takes effect in 45 days prohibits automatic refills of products containing hydrocodone and reduces the number of pills allowed per prescription to a three-month supply written in 30 days so you have to take it 30 days and go back to the doctor get another prescription for 30 months. That's correct. You get charged for another office visit every month. Well that's what the Codex Alimentarius wants to do. If I want to take vitamin C more than 60 milligrams a day I can adopt and get a bit strict. And that's for every vitamin that I wish to take above and beyond the daily what the hell are they called? RDA? No, it doesn't exist anymore. Recommended daily allowance? It doesn't exist anymore. It's got three other letters now. It sounds like a greedy racket to me. It's a racket which benefits the haves the Washington Consensus. Correct. Every single benefit that our government can give or whatever must be according to the Washington Consensus given to those who already have. The system is rigged people how many times do I have to tell you that I'm online? Any time, it's obvious. The system is rigged. Forget about the two party. You know how many organizations and groups of progressives exist that are just dedicated to the Democratic Party? Like the Democratic Party is the party of FDR? No. Harry Truman? That Democratic Party does not exist today. No, it doesn't exist. And besides the benefits that FDR was able to get through and etc. He was forced to do. He was pushed to do. That's what our government is supposed to be. We are supposed to be in control. We are the sovereigns in the Constitution. In other words, you have to be like Jesse Ventura says, vigilant. Vigilant and then you must require demand asked for in order to get. But today you can't do that because corporations pay too much. You're not allowed in the office of you. What's going on right now with Representative Scott Garrett? The Republican here in New Jersey. Because he doesn't listen to his constituents. So writing to your congressman or senator is a waste of time. You don't even get a personal answer or reply. You don't get a personal reply. You get an automated reply that goes out and is generated to everybody who writes. If you phone in some secretary or something, I'll put you down on that list. I don't like lists. You know what I mean? Unless you've got some mulla in an envelope you ain't getting in that door. Oh, by the way with all senators and congresspeople at the bottom after you get ready to email what you have to say it mentions to ask you for a donation. Of course they do. Capitalism is not difficult to understand. It's really plain and simple. You got a bunch of obsessively greedy evil bastards on one side and you got all the nice suckers on the other side. They're taking advantage of people. Patience will have to visit their doctors every three months to get a new prescription. Nearly 137 million prescriptions for hydrocodone products were dispensed in the United States in 2013. Wow. There are several hundred brand name and generic products containing hydrocodone often combinations of the drug and an over-the-counter pain killer. Or in the form of cough suppressants such as tussigan and hydrocodone. Sounds like monsters that would fight Godzilla. Yeah, I know. Tussigan and hydrocodone. Hydrocodone. Opiate pain killers. That's going to turn some people on when they hear opiate. Opiate pain killers account for nearly 17,000 American deaths each year according to federal authorities. Right. In 2012, New Jersey reported more than 700 deaths involving prescription drugs, especially oxycodone. Sure. New Jerseyans are in a lot of pain. We're having Chris Christie as a governor. Everybody wants to take a pain killer for that. But hydrocodone products are also widely abused in New Jersey. Local and state officials have said Vicodin and other hydrocodone products containing acetaminophen. Ah, a Tylenol. A acetaminophen. Yes. Not to mention the intestinal bleeding that can be caused in high amounts, of course. But speaking of our healthcare system, my sister Lisa who recently had a partial hysterectomy and who is recovering fine, very rapidly. Her bill came in from Teen X Holy Name Hospital in Bergen County, Teen Egg, New Jersey and she was only at the hospital overnight once. One night. And her bill came in and it was $78,000 and after the insurance she owes $3,500. So you talk about a racket in the U.S. healthcare system, $78,000 for practically an outpatient surgical procedure. She didn't have to stay overnight but the doctor just suggested you know what, stay overnight. It would have been cheaper It would have been cheaper to stay at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. It's like $1,500 tonight. $78,000 and they used robotics to perform the surgery on it. The doctor just sat and controlled like a Sony PlayStation kind of thing. Yeah, $78,000 How about that? Get your red thing here. What's that, the siphon? Oh, you mean this? Keep it this? The slide whistle? Oh, keep it handy. Oh, by the way, any Ferguson, Missouri readings to this week? Sarah Palin Go ahead. This is how Sarah Palin and Michelle had Bachman sound to me because they're blithering idiots. Sarah Palin has lost her magic. Lost her marbles too. The defeat of her choice Tuesday in a Republican Senate primary in her home state of Alaska capped a primary season in which her favored candidates across the nation have stumbled. She stumbled and fell on her head. Palin's signature achievement from her time as Alaska governor Signature achievement. A state tax on oil companies was also headed toward defeat in a referendum on Tuesday dealing a double whammy lost to Palin in her home state and highlighting her declining influence. Well, Republicans and Fox News they sure like her enough to stick a camera in front of her all the time. Only four of the 15 congressional candidates endorsed by Palin nationwide this year have won their primaries. A far worse performance than in the previous two elections when Palin played a role as kingmaker and her approval was eagerly sought by candidates looking for an edge with Republican voters. Palin remains talented at rising money but her influence on the actual political process is diminishing rapidly. Said John Fury a Republican consultant and former aide to GOP leadership in the House Palin had urged her fellow Alaskans to vote for Tea Party candidate Joe Miller on Tuesday in the state's Republican primary and Alaskans received robo calls with Palin's voice urging them to get out and vote for Miller. It didn't work. Miller was easily defeated by Republican establishment candidate Dan Sullivan who will face Democratic Senator Mark Baggage in November. I hope he doesn't carry too much baggage with him. Palin also lost the effort to defend our signature tax on oil companies that operate in Alaska. Our successor as governor, Sean Arnell worked with the state legislature to reverse Palin's tax system last year saying it was hurting oil production. They're not making enough money to pay taxes for babies. Yeah, this is Oh, is this the first time she recognizes this? Palin called the move crony capitalism. She must have heard that term from somewhere else. Not the Republican Party, I'm sure. Crony capitalism. What is that? The part calling the kettle black? And back the referendum to restore the tax it was losing by nearly 7,000 votes. Now who in Alaska is going to vote against that? It puts 2,000 or so dollars into their pocket every year. Who's going to vote against that? Of course, the people of Alaska are most likely right wing religious nut. Yeah, but who's going to vote against that? Who's going to vote against that? It's already putting money into their pocket every year. Why would they do that? I suspect there's something going on with the voting. Well, Palin has become more of a reality television star than a politician since quitting her job as Alaska governor in 2009. Her endorsement still carried weight in recent elections. The majority of candidates who supported in 2010 won. Palin picks one an impressive string of victories two years later including Ted Cruz. The Tin Man from the Wizard of Oz, Ted Cruz. But this year Palin back failed attempts to unseat incumbent Senators Thad Cochrane in Mississippi. Lamar Alexander in Tennessee. Her Senate picks in Oklahoma, Minnesota and Georgia all failed to advance beyond the Republican primary as well. Just one of Palin's choices for the House. Barry Wildermilk in Georgia Wildermilk Wildermilk the Republican primary election. Palin's picks for House lost in Texas North Carolina New Jersey Florida and Georgia Florida and Georgia Well if you don't have anything about the police brutality and the police state in Ferguson we don't know whether it was police brutality yet the killing I'm talking to the SWAT teams the militarized police gathered against the people protesting yes that was police brutality but we don't know about the killing yet the six shots that the young man Mr received in other words what you're trying to tell me is the case is still under investigation it is right now grand jury so they don't have enough evidence in yet okay no one to my knowledge has even spoken to the policemen I heard Mr. Darren Wilson I heard one of the the killings of an unarmed black youth in I don't know if it was California it wasn't in Ferguson no it was next door the police officer lied and said he received a broken eye socket a fractured eye socket from the well now that's what they're saying Mr. Darren Wilson got damaged but where's the verification of we don't have that's why I say that's correct the same thing with Mr. Christie here in New Jersey his shenanigans are still under investigation and Scott Walker is still under investigation exactly and so is Rick Perry Rick Perry and there's an indictment going on Mr. Rick Perry had to go into the police station to get fingerprints and photographs booked in other words they should take their sweet time when they investigate cases don't they well what do you want them to do like any old days hang them up right away yeah I'd like to see I'd like to see all Republicans get strung up what if they're not guilty oh they're guilty if they're right-wing conservatives they're guilty how about David Brock they're soldiers of Satan David Brock the guy who was instrumental in undermining Anita Hill back when David Brock understood after a while what the right-wing was and now he's not right-wing anymore what about those people are there some of those that you would string up converts maybe not many but people who saw the light there may not be many but maybe there are a few so was Anita Hill was she sexually harassed yes in other words it wasn't a mutual it wasn't a mutual get-together between her and Clarence Thomas and then on top Mr. David Brock and others undermined her story etc so that the people never believed him well on top of that Clarence Thomas represented the evil Monsanto for a while his wife does I thought he did well he's with her what she never speaks about her job to him it's her that is the it's her that is the oh okay okay yeah you gotta always wait before you completely believe something that's posted on the internet you have to always question everything like to lay George Carlin said teach your children to question everything he should though recuse himself whenever cases like that come up okay that his wife is involved in holding her that's it wait a second I got something else that might be of interest one for the road the Gideon Bibles are going back in the Navy's night stand drawers in June the United States Navy ordered housekeepers thousands of Navy owned guest lodges near US and international bases to remove the Bibles and any other religious materials from their rooms scriptures would remain available on request but a public outcry prompted by a social media alert from the American Family Association I bet they're right Wayne yes but they love those Bibles that they never read the ones they know nothing about that's correct how accurate is the Gideon version Gideon is not a version oh it's an organization it's the King James version Gideon is a foundation which places the Bibles for free Gideon was a gentleman in the Bible I thought maybe Gideon meant that they laugh everyday non stop at work Gideon but anyway and protest by the chaplain alliance for religious liberty led the Navy to reverse course religious liberty so they're shoving not for Muslims not for Muslims but by shoving your version of Christianity down the public's throat what about the non Christians that are in the Navy or atheists that's what I just said they don't care about them so how could it be liberty religious liberty because they throw these words around freedom, liberty like the clean air yes citizens united they come to that conclusion that when it was just a right wing cabal a right wing cabal to give more and everything to the rich is that the citizens of the United States would be totally in favor of it so let's call it citizens united now the Navy's religious accommodation policies with regard to the placement of religious materials are under review in the meantime the Bibles which contain the New Testament and Psalms but no Hebrew Bible but that's not the giddy it's not complete will again be tucked into nightstand drawers this is great news Tim Wilderman the American Family Association said a letter from the Wisconsin based freedom from religion foundation prompted the original order to remove the Bibles you also need a concordance to properly read the Bible the atheists propose that the Navy offer Bibles and other texts including an atheist treatise the born again skeptics guide to the Bible on request at the front desk the bottom line is that the Navy's preferential treatment of Bibles shows an unconstitutional preference for Christianity overall other religions and over non-religion we are confident that ultimately the Navy will revise its policy to conform with the requirements of the Constitution not mixed church and state which each Navy service member has sworn an oath to uphold and defend like Edward Snowden the leader of the chaplain alliance for religious liberty saw it differently a Bible in a hotel room is no more illegal and a chaplain in the military FFRF is not pressing only the Navy for change the group has sent a similar letter to the Air Force which removed the Bibles from its lodges in 2012 and returned them after a similar outcry I'd like to have a moment of silence for the American reporter that was beheaded by ISIS I heard from what I understand the rescue attempt was botched intelligence I think messed up with his location the rescue attempt went like beautiful they weren't there oh so the information that intelligence gave the US military completely wrong in terms of the location or ISIS found out about it and moved them but the episode went perfectly helicopters planes special forces etc no one was hurt no one was hurt but his location was completely false intelligence was off the beam oh shhhh that happened to Qata back in Qata when he tried to rescue the Iranian hostages and gasoline was involved in that which I suspect sabotage from Oliver North really that's correct I wouldn't trust that man the guy that got with the Jolly Orange the guy that got his own radio show yeah the guy that lied to congress etc he got out of it he also got his own radio show and he spent time Oliver North did not spend time Point Exeter did not spend time they all should have Casey didn't spend any time he may not be alive yet but I think he was put into the witness program witness protection program yeah because it was all of a sudden he died of a brain tumor under Reagan yeah Casey CIA got so I don't trust the intel on that yeah I'm done with you you sound like Chris Christie Barbara Bush I'm through with you when you disagree with the Republican they'll say this conversation is over I'm through with you yeah I somebody was interviewed recently and they did that also once you ask a question that encourages a revelation about a subject which they don't want to give you information which they don't want to give you information on they end the subject they end the interview they're terminated terminated man moment of silence for the reporter thank you for joining us for uncensored hard hitting truth we'll see you next time I don't want to say next week because anything could happen who says on WBAI anything could happen anything could happen oh you know what I came across I came across a recorded speech that was really great by the late Paul Harvey I posted it on yeah no no it was a speech from way back an old speech he said was right on the money about what's going on today in the country it was well his speech sounded very progressive to me but um it was a right winger it was a right winger alright alrighty say so long to these people so long people this has been a mega life 21 production