 James D. Madonna and the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman. Okay, here we have an Atkins Frozen Dinner. Okay, this is how it looks in the box. Alright, nine ounces. Let's try to get it closer for this. Nine ounces, roast turkey tenders with herb, pan and gravy. Okay, of course it looks like a nice portion on the box. Nine ounces, bro. Alright, it's supposed to be an Atkins portion, which is mostly predominantly should be protein, low carb, no sugar. Alright, this has 23 grams of protein. No sugar added. 160 calories, 6 grams of net carbs. There you go. And, of course, five bucks for this one dinner. Alright, now the problem I have is, aside from the price, because usually in Atkins meal, when Atkins was alive, you recommend a large portion of protein. This is 23 grams. This is the sodium. Sodium is like 830 grams. I mean, not grams, I'm sorry, hold on. Milligrams, 830 milligrams of sodium. Now, why couldn't, being that Atkins, Dr. Robert C. Atkins, when he was alive, and a salt substitute called New Salt, which is pure, it's hard to, sorry about this. It's a little difficult to zero in. Alright, he recommended a product called New Salt, which is pure potassium, comes in a small blue bottle. Why couldn't he put the New Salt in here, instead of the 830 milligrams of sodium chloride, of salt. Now, what if the overweight person has hypertension? Okay, that's not good. Seems like a lot to me. My mother tested it out, and she said it was terribly salty. She could hardly taste the turkey. Actually, all she tasted was salt. So, that's a lot of sodium chloride for a nine ounce, supposedly healthy dinner, with the Atkins name on it. Alright, a five dollars for nine ounces, 23 grams of protein, but, you know, I mean, it's a lot of sodium, too much. Plus, the price is real high. What's going on, Veronica Atkins? She sold out to the greed of the American corporate food industry, and speaking of the devil here, this is the portion you get. It doesn't look like a hardy, high protein Dr. Robert C. Atkins dinner, does it? Just several little slivers, little medallions of supposed turkey breast. Okay, with some string beans, green beans, rather, and a few specks of red pepper. That's the nine ounces of this high protein Atkins dinner, which is supposed to have a pretty large portion of protein. If you're dealing with the teachings of the late great Dr. Robert C. Atkins. So, it looks like his wife sold out to the corporate food industry of the United States, looking for the bottom line. So, I don't know. Not a good rating. So, I induct these Atkins dinners into this week's chisellers, Paul of Shane. Now, just for the hell of it, let's see who's making the Atkins dinner. Let's see if we got a name here. Well, Atkins.com. Okay. I just want to see if anybody else is making it for Atkins. They're on Facebook and Twitter. It just says Atkins. Atkins.com. Here's the number. But anyway, nevertheless, nevertheless, for an overpriced meal, which is really not a meal, they should have at least replaced the 830 milligrams of sodium with new salt, which is potassium. And now they also have blends, you know, with other minerals, potassium, calcium, magnesium, all right? Not 830 milligrams of sodium, ridiculous. Especially if you obese people that are hypertensive, all right? So that's it. There's your wonderful, hearty, so-called hearty, ha-ha, being sarcastic. Atkins dinner. Bye-bye. Okay, it just happens to be Saturday afternoon, August the 2nd. That's right, August the 2nd, 2014. Deep into summer. Deep into summer now. They call this the dog days of summer. We don't have that dog barking anymore because she's not here. She left town. It was a cute little pit bull, but it was maybe because it's young, it barked at everything. Or maybe because it wasn't trained properly. Or maybe it's bored and the family didn't give it enough attention. They say, dogs, look at their human owners as a part of the pack. They consider you the alpha of the pack. Yeah, literally, that's why you have to make sure that they understand. Well, that's why they become literally members of the family. Yeah, but they have to understand their place. Early, early on. Early on. Greetings, everyone. Of course, I told you what it was. Yesterday was my birthday. Oh, we gotta pay royalty if I sing that. Several bars. Happy birthday to you. Somebody copyrighted Happy birthday to you. Oh my God, you see how greedy people have gotten in the United States? Happy birthday is copyrighted? Yes. And look at the lyrics. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday, dear. Dear, whoever. Happy birthday to you. Oh, that took a lot of skill to write that song. Oh, real deep thinker there. Give me a break. I think me calling my hot dog joint, if I had one, we sell hot dogs. It's almost that frivolous. Or the hot dog place. Speaking of hot dogs. Callie hands. What? I thought they went belly up. They are now a truck. A food truck. They were reduced to a truck. They used to be a big establishment with more than one location. Very nice inside, too. They specialize in giant hot dogs here in the northeastern New Jersey area. And they went belly up. And now they are reduced to a mere truck. I see their ad in the paper. Oh my God. How about that? I don't know where they station themselves, but... You know what? We're not going to scoff at a hot dog truck. They can surprisingly make more money than people think. The most simplest little gig, small business concept can make quite a bit of money. Because you don't have the overhead of a restaurant or whatever. One blew up the other day because the propane tank was leaky. A woman and a child, I think, were killed. You mean a food truck? Food truck. Shame. Well, anyway, welcome to Uncensored, Hard-Hitting Truth. I'm your host James P. Madonna, Megalife21. And we are coming to you from the Newsletter-Censored Research Center in northeastern New Jersey. And I will now get the formalities out of the way. I will now pipe a board with this co-host and mentor and the very founder of Newsletter-Censored in 1977 with my authentic Bosun's whistle. Yes, I say this every week. But how many people do you know start a show blowing a real Bosun's whistle? Piping a board, their mentor and their co-host? I don't see David Letterman or Paul, I'm sorry, I don't see Paul on a Bosun's whistle for Letterman. Probably give him the finger if he asked him to do that. He's still there. Yeah, got a great band though. Four Schaefer's Band, I love it. Uncensored, Hard-Hitting Truth, Starship, Censored, the one and only the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman. How are you feeling this week, sir? Baking. Baking. Could be because we're having a rainy weekend here in northern New Jersey but the barometric pressure is up, as they say. It ain't the naked, breaking heart. Not to be confused with his daughter, which has a neurological problem with her tongue. I wouldn't mind if it stuck out like Gene Simmons of Kiss, but it goes sideways. Speaking of tongues, my tongue is almost back to normal. Good. But I have the only thing I have to say is that honestly, of course a lot of things are happening. Mostly concerning Gaza and Mario Petrus, my good friend, one of the premier personal trainers in New Jersey and the trainer of the cast of The Housewives of New Jersey. He posted some very graphic photos of Palestinians that were blown apart in Gaza and he posted them on the uncensored partying truth page and I glanced at them real quick because it just, I couldn't take gazing at them. However, but we have to understand the propagandistic situation there with Gaza, with Hamas. Hamas puts itself, let's say it puts its rockets in a place like a hospital or a place where they don't think that the Israelis are going to target them. Like Saddam Hussein did in Iraq. They use humans as shields. You know? So you got to watch that stuff. Of course there's going to be a lot of collateral damage. But don't they use women or women with children as suicide bombers? Jihadists, that's what they do. I mean, that's what pathetic about the situation. But seeing it, especially children is heartbreaking. Exactly, but hey, all war is heartbreaking. I don't care who's you're trying to say in a roundabout way is that collateral damage will happen. Of course. I'm sure it happened in World War II when the Allies bombed Berlin. Bombed Berlin, right? It happens in any war. I mean, that's why war is so devastating. Well, I'm sorry. I know, see, Dr. Bill, William J. Eisenman, Ph.D., and our voiceover artists, William H. Morrill, they're siding with Israel and I'm sorry, I'm siding with the other side. I just said that anybody who conducts war is guilty. Yeah. There should be no such thing as war. And there should be no U.S. tax money in the billions going to foreign countries. We are the major weapons supplier to all of those countries. And the rich and corporations don't need bailouts. That's what we do, you know. We sell these weapons to these countries. They foment these countries into doing things like that. They would, hey, if we didn't have guns in America, maybe they'd have to throw stones to kill somebody or use a baseball bat. What you're saying is if there's a will, there's a way. And especially if they get the goddamn stuff for nothing. Well, the U.S. Congress recently They're on vacation. Not only that, they blocked the bill before they left. They blocked the law or bill that was attempted to be passed that would sort of penalize corporations that outsource American jobs with taxes. And they, you know, they want a hands-off policy with corporations that outsource to avoid paying United States income taxes and seeking cheap labor overseas. So the conveniently before they ran out on vacation the Republican Congress blocked that. It doesn't surprise me. Dr. Richard Wool. And they're supposed to be so patriotic to Republicans. Dr. Richard patriotic to who? Not the government. They hate the government. Well, they're certainly using the flag all the time. Oh, they do, don't they? Waving this, oh, glory. They use religion too, don't they? They use the Bible. But they don't know what's in the Bible. Correct. But Dr. Richard Woolf today was speaking about that very subject. And he said what I say. Well, if you have a company that's, hey, if you're going to tax me, I'm going, I'm moving out. Go, don't let the door hit you in the ass. Exactly what he said. And the workers will take over the production and you ain't selling your crap back here in the United States. Take away their charter. Well, you don't have to if they're going to move. Don't let the door hit them in the ass. Goodbye. Well, Walgreens wants to move its mailbox to Switzerland. There you go. That's to avoid taxes. And they do they do these things because they can because they buy their lover. They bought their lovers for 60 or 70 years or whatever it was. During the 30s and after World War Two we didn't allow them to do that. And we taxed the shit out of them. Because you know why? Because our tax system is set up that the more money you make, the more taxes you pay. That's how it was originally set up? Well, that's how it is in effect right now. But we don't do that. We don't honor that. Because there isn't no corporation paying 35 percent and there ain't no rich person that's paying 39.6 percent. None. No. Heaven forbid we should go back to the pre-Reagan rate on the rich. Going back to Eisenhower 94 or 70 percent. Poor the poor darlings. Poor babies are crying now. And they're threatening the move. Move. Go. Bye. We should sing that song. Na na na na. Hey, good bye. I mean go. We'll take over the production of your products or whatever you're making here. Isn't that what Chris Christie said if he doesn't do what he does he's afraid to leave New Jersey. Go. Then he wouldn't get paid off from the rich. Maybe that's what he's worried about. There goes his meal ticket. There goes his unlimited grocery bill. I mean his unlimited grocery supply. I've decided that the media and the everyday Joe American Paluca Joe Paluca is spending way too much time discussing, debating and of course the media is giving way too much FaceTime to Sarah Palin and Michelle Bachman, especially Sarah Palin who has been everything comes out of her mouth. She's on the internet and the media and we have two lovely complimentary photos as you just saw one of them on our show of Sarah Palin they're not complimentary and they definitely should not be but there's way too much attention being put on on this total imbecile. This is tea party attention with the Ted Cruz stuff. Ted Cruz, the big leader of the house. The 10 man from the Wizard of Oz without the 10 He went over to the house the other day to tell them what to do. You see He wants to be the speaker of the house let him be the speaker of the house he's in the senate keep your goddamn nose in the senate He's got a long Pinocchio nose he needs like 13 or whatever them stupid high high tea partyers are in the house. And the two can from Froot Loops Eddie Cantor. He's gone. Cantor resigned, right? No, he got kicked out. Not Eddie Cantor. He lost his primary battle so he's gone. Maybe he can get a part-time job as a can opener. What's the guy there? A re-seal or something? Another Republican? Of course! Who the hell are you going to get? Put a Democrat in charge? When you own the house? I really would love to see that ugly turtle face McConnell lose. I'm so sick of his face. According to the crap I get from the daily Cows and etc. it seems like McConnell's in trouble. And that says a lot for those numbskulls in Kentucky. Those red necks in Kentucky. In Kentucky, you know, like I say. They took the exchange and they're doing well with I think they got something like four hundred and some thousand people signed up for Obamacare. And here are a lot of people that are not necessarily Democrats are enjoying the fruits of Obamacare. I hear it's going over quite well. Something like over 8 million people. Of course it's going over quite well. You've got health coverage. A lot more health coverage than you had before. It's a thousand times better than just having Medicaid. Well the Republicans are suing Mr. Obama over Obamacare. Wonderful. My sister always like is going to end up owing like, I don't know, 10 or 20 percent of her medical bill for her surgery. And she's got supposed to have top notch health insurance. And other people tell me with Obamacare they don't pay anything. They have a zero deductible. So you know, hey, no wonder people love it. What we really should have had from day one is the universal health care single payer system. We should really have technology. God forbid we should become socialists. We should really have indian countries have which is complete full education and health care as a right not a privilege. Free. And make the rich pay for it. Now isn't that a fair system? Uh those who make more money pay more. It's as simple as that. It's not a punishment. And the people should demand that the independent candidates are provided to televised debates. That's fair too. How are all of these states going to hear independent candidates to allow them to go to the debates? How they're going to get to know them. But you know what? Statistically it's really sad this figure. 90 94 percent of the time the politician that spends the most money ends up winning. 94 percent of the time. Got to get the money out of politics. That's not fair at all. Of course it hasn't been fair since the railroads. It hasn't been fair at all. This right wing gentlemen stated on our group at facebook that didn't your mommy and daddy ever teach you that life was not fair? I would stop all welfare. I would stop all social services. Well I got a news for that gentleman. We established civilization to make life fair. You see we don't live in the wild anymore. No. I like he wants. No. Well he has a he grew up on he owns a farm. So he makes his own food. Well good for him. But does he allow the poor to come? Does he when he is harvest. Does he let his part of his harvest around his acreage to allow the poor to come in and eat? Does he do that like the Bible says? I don't think so. I don't think so. No. It's a typical arrogant American right wing attitude. I have mine. I have mine. And I don't care what you have or what you don't have. That's correct. I have mine. You know. And I'm going to make sure that I keep mine with a gated community. Yeah. What's the time a friend of mine who's a competitive female bodybuilder said that Rosie Perez actress Rosie Perez was one of the judges and and some of the Latin bodybuilders like herself approached Rosie Perez and you know said look we'd like to break into the business and Rosie and a couple of them handed their card and she ripped them up and threw it in her face and says I'm not helping anybody. Do it on your own. To her own fellow Latinas. And yet she advertises fund raising for WBAI in New York which is a listener sponsored radio station. Well like we said the American way well it's not just the American way of thinking even in third world countries the rich like sometimes I chat with people that have careers and businesses in other countries third world and they have this attitude where if you bring up the poor in their country they change the subject quickly. They don't really care about their poor either or if their people the average folk in the Philippines are receiving 50 cents to a dollar an hour for a good job or if Chinese people again 32 cents an hour they don't have a lot of compassion and empathy they have theirs and that's all they care about. Well just look back in history you see anybody who had compassion and it's only like one person here there or whatever. There's a guy in India I saw his Facebook video he goes out and feeds the poor. Yes and in India that's an accomplishment because they did studies they did tests in Indian cities and the people just don't stop and help you. They don't care. It's almost like you know like Indians are like part of an ant colony and some are going to be sacrificed to make the bridge over the water for the other ones to walk over their backs. There are so many people there and there's only so much resources and I can guarantee the resources are not equally shared not when you have politicians like that in charge. Or not when you have CEOs like Mr. Nestle Boy there you know where the waters is called. Isn't it something that Afghanistan is the world's largest supplier of opium? Poppy? Friend they went sky high since the war. I mean the sale of opium? Yeah Yeah and not only is I would say so and not only is Afghanistan rich in Syria. They are rich in gems. Northern India there's a city or a region that is world famous for gems. All the buyers go there internationally. But you see if a country has a resource let's say bananas or coffee or something like that you have to have some way to come in or oil. Other person or capitalist or something that comes in and he goes to work on this resource and then when you find out in the end they are stealing you blind. Like the De Beers mining company in South Africa. Same thing. Gold and diamonds. It's still South Africa. South Africa can say hey hey De Beers screw you. We're going to impose a huge tariff or whatever. What about sharing the wealth? Profit sharing. Maybe they are and only the politicians in Johannesburg are pocketing it all and the poor people the Zulu nation, the people of South Africa are not getting diddly dick. The people don't enjoy benefits. We're dealing with the wickedness of human nature which has not really changed so this is me. But which capitalism plays a part? Like Adam Smith said. The devil's economics. If you do for yourself you'll help the rest of the public. No it doesn't work that way. It doesn't work that way. If you teach a man to fish instead of give him a fish the waters can become contaminated and the shorelines can be sold off privately. You ever tell that to a right winger who gives you that proverb? I think we're going to read something about seafood? No. Something about tiny porpoises which are like there's only like a hundred left or something. I don't know I just quickly glance at it. I don't know what beach it was but I watched a video of some very kind people at a beach bodily pick up and take porpoises or dolphins that were stranding themselves on the beach and bringing them out to the waters deeper water so they can swim away and the porpoises did swim away. I saw. Why they did that I have no idea why they beached themselves but of a shark flailing around on the beach choking on a seal. That's what he gets for trying to chase the seal into shallow waters. Maybe the seal is you know just too big for him. So the seal was in his mouth. Yeah he was choking a death on it. The seal probably probably bleeds to death anyway. How the hell do the big snakes avoid that situation when they got something huge that they are swallowing. Their jaw hinge detaches. You mean pythons and anacondas? Hey we're supposed to have an anaconda in one of our lakes here. Constricting some idiot dumped his anaconda in a New Jersey lake. Very good swimmers. That shouldn't be good news for the residents. Oh it was sighted or well it hasn't been caught and it hasn't been they say it's there. Was it an anaconda or a Burmese python? They say an anaconda. Yeah you know you could buy just about any damn thing online. That's what's scary about it. Well you ain't going to buy a big anaconda. No somebody probably got it. Ready for the lake. You know with enough TLC it grew up to be a snake that was too big to be a pet. Now it don't want to eat chickens once you eat your dog. Cats and raccoons and beaver. Coyotes are going wild. Not girls gone wild. College cohorts gone wild. Coyotes they were in Satterbrook right over here at the Satterbrook Park. Because of all the drought and the fires and everything. They're coming in. A guy went after them with a shovel the other day they didn't give a shit. Probably starving. They will attack your pooch. What? Somebody told me they don't hunt in packs. Well these were in packs. Guess what they learned to hunt in packs though. They will overtake what they can. That's all I'm going to say. If you happen to leave your kid in the backyard in a stroller in a playpen don't do it. If you happen to live in such an area. The drought is bad. The media does not discuss the terrible drought in America. Too much. They haven't said anything. And now in those states if you want to drill a well it's going to cost you $100,000 because you've got to drill down baby. Down. I think Governor Jerry Brown told the California farmers that they're in a state of emergency. They're in trouble. Not just California. Texas is in a drought. Arizona. They better get used. The only thing they'll be able to grow are the dates in the Mojave Desert. California should a long time what Australia does with desalination of the ocean water. Desalination. So it's potable. They're going to have to. They better watch out for the Pacific Ocean water. You know what I'm getting at? I'll give you one guess. I got news for you. I'll give you one guess. If it's the radiation is here. Okay. Well desalination you know taking that H2O hoe like they said on the honeymoon like Ralphie Boy said let's shorten it to hoe instead of H2O. They didn't really know it was water. That was the cure for baldness. Remember that formula they bought from the sky? Anyway, the radiation is still in the hoe in the H2O. Correct? Mercy, mercy me. I thought you were going to sing high hoe, high hoe. Things ain't what they used to be. Stick to the country west. Radiation underground. Fish full of mercury. Or like the late Harold Camping used to say mercury. Like my grandfather, they couldn't say mercury. They said mercury. Mercury. I used to work in a factory in a factory when I was a kid. I was painting felt tipped hats with mercury. Yeah, and a lot of people worked around asbestos back then too. Now there's a lot of methylethelioma and lung cancer, but anyway the radiation has already reached the west coast. And they saw some freakish looking sea creature. I don't know what the hell it was. It was a... They treated it like a jellyfish that has never been seen before. Washing up on California beaches. There's a lot of things to come in the end times, people. A lot of things to come. But I didn't have anything formally written down to talk about. So we just bantered off the top of our heads from memory for the things that happened this week and of course you know, Republicans are always in the spotlight because they're destroying this country and the earth, the planet and the corporations are no angels at all. You know, they send the lobbyists and they pay off the big shots. They bribe them. They pay bribes. It's a bribe. That's true. It's not a contribution. Yeah, it's a contribution to their campaign but it's still a bribe. Anyway, let us sink our teeth deep into these readings. I'm supposed to be playing the drum later at the Patterson Historic Museum with the Renaissance Man Can Create. There's a big art show there and a jazz band but I will be there just for a couple hours. Here's that story I was talking about. An environmental panel says fewer than 100 of Mexico's Vaquita Marina porpoises are left and that they are in imminent danger of extinction. It's a small bribe. A report released on Friday says studies using underwater listening devices have found only about half the number of porpoises that were counted in 2012. A tiny porpoise lives only in the upper portion of the Sea of Cortez. Really? This is interesting. That's where the Humboldt squid, their second to the giant squid that's where they live. The Sea of Cortez. It is threatened by gill net fishing and China's appetite for swim bladder and another endangered fish hunt it in the same area. Chinese you mean Chinese commercial boats travel that far to fish? Unless they buy it. So commerce, business of course is causing this porpoise to be highly endangered just like all endangered species throughout the world. Yes, we're overfishing for the oceans. Over harvesting, poaching for ivory tusks for skins, for this, for that. Oh, I just was looking in Time Magazine today they were just talking about it was showing elephants and rhinos dead and what they do with them afterwards with cutting the tusks and all this wreck. They leave the carcass right there. I'm sure the vultures just love the poachers. The bladder of the Toto Abba fish. Oh, Dancing Queen? Does it sing? Dancing Queen? Is used. Toto Abba, Abba. Is used in soups. Shame. And the vaquitas often are caught in Toto Abba nets. You can always connect life on this planet that's in danger to business. Always. I've heard that aluminum pots are toxic for cooking. Yeah, they leach aluminum into the food. If a pot has no markings how can I tell whether it's aluminum or stainless steel? Oh, gosh. You can't tell, man. Stainless steel, number one is heavier, thicker and it's not as it's a deeper silver. It's not, aluminum is a like a lighter colored silver. First, let's put this myth to rest. Aluminum pots and pans are perfectly safe. Who's this saying this? This is Marilyn. Ask Marilyn. Yeah, is Marilyn a right winger? Corporatist? I'm not sure what Marilyn is saying here. But if I read into it. Alright, go ahead. If she's saying the aluminum is on the outside, fine, I agree with her. Yeah. If the aluminum is on the inside then damn well it does it's toxic. Yes. A lot of chef's pans, a lot of good chef's pans made of surgical stainless steel have an aluminum clad bottom for even heat distribution. That's correct. And plus it gets hot the rest. Stainless steel does not conduct heat as evenly. Right. So the bottom is aluminum and the rest of it is stainless steel. About half of all cookware is aluminum. Usually coated with a non-stick surface. See? That's not the aluminum inside that she's talking about. She's talking about it's a non-teflon or one of them is non-stick you know surfaces on the inside. Or treated for some other purpose. And because stainless steel conducts heat so unevenly most stainless cookware has an aluminum or a copper bottom. Aluminum is the most abundant metal on the planet. More than copper. It's in water. More than copper really? It's in food. It's in common medicine. Trace amounts. You know what medicines she's talking about? Vaccines. Can't be anything positive in a vaccine. We ingest the tiny amount of aluminum daily. If aluminum pots are untreated, they may react to cooking highly acidic foods like tomatoes and sabacraut. Causing corrosion. And allowing a minute amount of aluminum to be released. But less than even an aspirin may contain. What the hell? Is aspirin containing aluminum? Why would an aspirin contain aluminum? It's not a binder of a tablet is it? I have no idea. I don't know why it's in here. Aluminum toxicity requires ingesting or inhaling large amounts. That said, there's no simple way to tell aluminum from stainless steel unless you have identical pots to compare. Aluminum sounds duller when tapped with a spoon. And it scratches more easily. Yes. With only an unknown pot you could see if a magnet sticks to its surface. If it does even weakly the pot is stainless steel. But if it doesn't you still don't know. The pot is either aluminum or it's not magnetized. Well, I notice that certain cookware certain specific cookware seems to traditionally always be solid aluminum like those Spanish paella pots they cook rice in paella there's a company a Spanish company and I guess they sell them in ethnic markets and they're all aluminum. Ah, on the inside? The whole damn thing. Oh my God. And aluminum is involved in Alzheimer's from the antiperspirants et cetera. And if she's wrong about you oh you have to inhale a lot or you've got to take a lot. No, it could be cumulative. Well, let me give you a true testimonial. My grandmother made her homemade spaghetti sauce solid aluminum pot and my grandfather eventually came down with Alzheimer's this year. Not my grandmother, my grandfather. Of course he became diabetic too. It runs in the family but it also runs in the American diet more more so than the family. The doctors, the medical doctors says oh it's hereditary. Oh everything's hereditary. Oh you told my grandmother your bad LDL your LDL cholesterol and triglycerides are high because it runs in the family. Keep eating your sugar. No, keep on taking the medication I prescribe for you. Oh that too, yeah. Although it's only good for two years after that it's no good anymore. Because if she cures herself by natural means then she won't have to go to the doctor to get the prescriptions refilled and the drug companies won't make a problem or wouldn't like that. No sir. Or big agro or what do you call the U.S. food industry? USDA U.S. Well the that's another thing. Never trust the USDA certified organic logo. Yeah because they want to change it. They want to be able to have their junk food called organic. Isn't that what Scumbag of Whole Foods is dealing with from China? USDA organic foods grown in China and trying to pass them off as health foods at Whole Foods? Once upon a time all foods were organic. And gee whiz they didn't cost extra you know. Now they cost extra. Little change of face here. My partner whom I have been living with for two years is a loving, wonderful man. We live in the country about an hour outside of our home city. A few weeks ago he asked if I would mind if he spent the night at a friend's place in the city after a night of board games and drinks. I don't want to be a controlling wife so I reluctantly told him it wasn't a big issue. Well this week we opened that conversation again and it is a big issue with me. I was raised with traditional values and my partner and I attend church Sunday morning. Not only does this sleepover seem unusual for a grown man but he would be missing church. Sleepover? I applaud him for making the responsible decision not to drive after drinking but living out in the country was our choice. A part of that choice means sometimes accepting that an all-nighter with the pals in the big city may not be appropriate anymore. Isn't that the life of a single man? That's not seriously involved? I mean how often does he do this again? She didn't say. The man in my family never did things like this and I'm confused because I wouldn't do it either. His friends might leave him to stray. Well, maybe he's going to the city to stray. Maybe he's going to frequent the glory hall or whatever. It can't be liquor because it's cheaper to drink in the suburbs where he lives than it is to go to the big city. It's a lot cheaper. I mean why don't his friends go to the liquor store and get together and watch sports or have a poker game or something or whatever. Maybe there are no friends involved. Maybe he's on a rendezvous. He's on his own baby. Maybe there is no boys night out. Maybe it's his night out to sneak around. Maybe there's another woman. That's a possibility too. And here's the answer from Amy Dickens. There is no one way to have a happy partnership. Some couples find balance in taking occasional fishing trips for theater weekends away from each other. But I will say this. Anecdotally speaking the habits the strongest couples I've studied seem to want to sleep with their partners by their side. Yeah. And would stay sober and drive to the desert to get home after a night playing board games? Question mark? Question mark? Is it board games? Or broad games? Or it could be the the games at home were boring. Maybe he's playing that game called hide the salami. They don't seem to need escape to have slumber parties Your job is not to control your partner. Reject the idea that you are letting him do something you don't want him to do. Say to him honey I'm not in charge of you. I find this plan a little strange and baffling. But you should do what you want to do. You might also choose to spend a night in the city with friends. There you go. What's good for the goose is good for the gander. There you go. Don't fight with him. Do the same thing he's doing and see how he reacts. Most guys are like hypocrites. Not most guys. I'm sorry. Some guys are hypocrites. You know they it's okay for them to flirt but heaven forbid like their girlfriend or wife you know what I mean? Double standards. I notice that despite your traditional upbringing you are not married to your partner. Is he cohabitating with her? Two years. Yeah but two years. I would say he's made a commitment if he's living with her. Is she the main squeeze? I guess so until he started messing around in a big city. It's almost like being married you know. She's a steady girlfriend he's living with her. Sharing in the domestic responsibilities I guess. This could be a crossroads for both of you. If you are truly miserable with the prospect and the reality of this then you might not be with the right person. Yeah something's missing. Buddy boy. I have been dating Joe for two years. We have had our ups and downs. Apparently not enough ups and downs get it? He's got to go elsewhere. No this is another one now. Oh I'm sorry. I'm sorry. The joke still stands. And I moved out once but now we are trying to make things work. I cannot stand his mother. She has early potential mother no problems already. Or the way he was raised. Is he like a mama's boy? The entire family does not talk to me. What kind of a girl is she? They don't care about what's going on in my life. Joe is irresponsible. Okay you got to listen to both stories when it comes to couples. He's rude. Okay. And selfish. Our fights mainly consist of his lack of ability to help care for the house that we rent. I try really hard to keep our place nice. Wash and fold his clothes and make his lunch. He's an Oscar Madison. If he's getting all this stuff done for him anyway why change? As long as she runs after him and picks up after him and does all these things. Why change? I was raised to work hard to be respectful. That's cool. A caring individual and to expect respect when it's dessert. She grew up in a nice family. I work 10 times more than he does and make half the money. And still come home to take care of a 23 year old ungrateful and obnoxious jerk. Oh. That's him. Oh he's 23. He's a young guy. You know, young females are always belly aching. I know people come from different backgrounds and try to respect this. But I also do not want a doormat for the rest of my life. Should I start packing? Do whatever you want. Here's Amy's answer. Very short and sweet. He needs more sex? In the time it took you to write this letter you could have already packed your bags. In other words in other words it's not a problem worthy of addressing. Get out! But it's only one opinion. It's only one side. You have to you know, one person could say oh what a dirty rotten scoundrel and complain and complain and complain but meanwhile maybe the person who's complaining is a horse's ass. Actually you know she never even got into that money situation. You know what? If she's working 10 times and earning half the money maybe he's making more money than her and pays most of the bills. Maybe. He could throw his clothes on the floor. He did say the place we rent so that gives you an idea that maybe there is some kind of sharing going on. Or maybe you know if it's his apartment originally he could say hey I pay most of the bills if you wanted to do it I mean I could never live with a slaw because I'm a neat person myself and I like to disinfect and clean things but you gotta really hear both sides. Maybe this girl is nitpicky maybe she's a chronic complainer you never know. Maybe she's demanding maybe she's telling the truth maybe he's a jerk. She did name a lot of bad traits I would say that. Well to bring material things and money into the relationship is very petty but she didn't do that but she was very general talking about how he was raised but she never got into the part about why they're ignoring her and why he doesn't like her. See what I mean that's why I'm bringing this up like how could a whole family not be interested in the boys main squeeze. I don't know what to call her she didn't say they were engaged you know they're steady boyfriend and girlfriend they live together and a whole group doesn't like ignore you for no reason at all or blow you off there's got to be more to this my instincts tell me anyway is it time for your little lunchy poo it happens to be time for the Reverend Dr. William J. Isman's gastronomic delight known as lunch and I will join with our voice artists William H. Morrill the third for our little show and then followed by Promo which is done by William H. Morrill our commercial and then we will come back with the balance of the show I forgot to mention that now that video that you saw before this show that's our primary inductee this week into the Chisler's Hall of Shame the Atkins frozen dinner I just wanted to do a quick rehash it was the turkey breast dinner with a whopping 830 milligrams of sodium not salt substitute like Actons used to promote new salt which was potassium but salt per serving at five dollars a pop only nine ounces of food and to pay that much money you should be getting a safe salt substitute because many overweight people have to struggle with hypertension and the 830 milligrams will not be good for them they will be in danger so what is your take on these frozen dinners that old man atkins is not alive to to oversee well in that sense they're just like all the other ones add salt for flavor right otherwise the stuff tastes bland and the portion is small and the price is high well that's typical isn't it in the American capitalist system you can go through the whole line lean cuisine Marie calendar frozen dinners I don't know if it's still old man dinners you know you can go on and on but this one in particular they should know better than to put 830 milligrams of sodium chloride in a health food frozen dinner like the Atkins dinner so that's all they are until we come up with more inductees so far they are the first inductee into the chiseless hall of shame shame on you atkins food products hey hey we'll see you when I get back from William H. Morrill the third and commercial okay we're here with William H. Morrill the third how are you feeling sir today extremely tired extremely tired I will survive I will survive I will survive I will survive now you know I noticed I was reading an article and it made me think when kids are in school grammar school and high school there are many important things that they are not taught and there is a lot of waste in textbooks I've told people for well personally I think a lot of what is wrong with society you see bullying and everything else I've always thought and nobody does to my knowledge from first grade on or maybe even kindergarten there should be a class or lessons taught in ethics and morality start them off with that start learning how to treat other people and animals a whole bit they don't have anything it's old math English coloring and then if they spot in grammar school if the teachers spot a possible sociopath with no remorse for animals then they can send the kids to the psychologist the psychologist but in high school they should teach things like how to balance a checkbook how to do your taxes how to be responsible managing a budget for the house that was on the news or in the papers just last week we are not teaching kids about money and how to handle money as they get older so you are right we are teaching different things that would help investing investments well first of all you need a steady full time job with extra surplus cash in order to invest but I mean things like how to properly read labels in the supermarket how to choose healthy foods how to prepare healthy foods how to establish your own business how to obtain capital so much they can be teaching in these schools way before college and a lot of colleges don't teach all of us either in great detail they have workshops connected to the state of New Jersey work force at the unemployment office they have workshops why can't they offer these workshops in high school you also have SCORE which is out of the SBA which is a special core of retired executives that either would help you if you are starting a business then you apply for a government grant there is so much you can do but so much that is not being taught I think they should really teach these kids how to have a course in entrepreneurship real life real life knowledge hands on knowledge that they could use for the rest of their life and give them maybe a brief semester or two and what to do if you do develop a new product or whatever you want to start a business about applying for patents or copyrights or what have you well it's not just entrepreneurship you can manage a household properly paying bills balancing a checkbook saving eating healthy, cooking healthy like I said before well the balance of the checkbook and all that would not take long at all anyway you can eat some of that in a few minutes basically you know how many young adults are literally nincompoops out there they can't even identify a state in the United States or in most of the states capitals Jay Leno did that he walked around he walked up to college kids they didn't know they couldn't even geographically they couldn't even identify states I can name some quite a few most some I'm not sure of oh you want me to name them no no no no 100% of the kids he approached did not could not identify the states he named capitals well a lot of them sadly didn't even know the name of the vice president yeah these are college kids these are college kids even the name of the vice president is very critical you know but there's so many little common sense things that these kids should be taught that many adults don't even have the skills for like I said how to run a household responsibly money managing money well didn't you just get that quite a bit but it's mostly for the women the girls it's called home economics but I think that was primarily cooking well yeah yeah probably like duh do not put any metallic alloy in a micro but if it's about cooking why call it economics home economics why not cooking 101 or something you know like I just said before common sense things I wonder if they do teach don't put aluminum foil in a microwave nothing metallic things like sugar and fat will explode in a microwave if you have it in too long how to just how to maintain how to cook properly without burning without burning something how to keep the house clean how to manage your money all these things are important I had a neighbor her older daughter meaning she was one of the kids she was in her 20s or 30s I think it was spaghetti you know out of the box or whatever on a grill was it rigatoni or was it it was whatever hard pasta oh my god what an idiot it's got to go to boiling water on a grill when she told me that I said are you serious she goes she doesn't have a clue but it's common sense there was an example where you just brought up but it's just sheer common sense that you don't put dry pasta on a grill well she liked common sense I guess because she did you have to really be a moron holy mackerel that is pretty bad and I bet she was an American girl yeah I mean reading a label you know a lot of people unfortunately they buy food products that have an advertisement never buy food with an advertisement because chances are it's corporate owned and it's full of toxins and preservatives it's garbage not everybody's a health nut it does taste good quite often but that doesn't induce a lifetime of good health but not everybody's out for health they just want something that tastes good but if you read the label they're not taught that the first ingredient on that label is the primary ingredient a lot of people don't care well hey man it's their life it's their life span by the federal government for listing it and it's not really in there too so it's by everywhere are you really getting what they list so now they're having more stringent laws that if you do lie well you're talking about truth in labeling it's one thing to have it on the label or not have it on the label the problem is truth in labeling is another issue that should be fully released I forgot but their primary ingredient in the product it didn't contain any of it 0 pomegranate but pomegranate did have 0.3% it was owned by Coca Cola I think so I'm not sure yeah so it's Powerade owned by Coca Cola I believe well PepsiCo at one time I don't know if they still do own KFC Taco Bell and another Pizza Hattura but anyway it's truth in labeling and it's also learning how to read a label and make wise choices if you don't care about your health well you should have that choice at least know how to read a label yeah but I think that's why you have certain fast food but fast foods are slowly changing and offering healthy more healthy options too like Wendy's does that well I don't know about McDonald's but they have salads they have healthy options well they have salads and oatmeal which is great McDonald's you gotta think about what are they flavoring it with the McDonald's strawberry milkshake has over 50 chemicals in it that people are not aware of but you have to let people know people have a right to know what's in the food they consume well I guess they could look that up on the website if they don't if they want it aren't you by law built they do that if you want to find out what's in blah blah blah go to our website well it should be there that's not a bad choice what I'm saying is that they're hiding it or keeping it a secret but the FDA is a joke they've made a lot of mistakes over the years the FDA is a joke and they have a blind eye to certain things and other things they're on you on your ass like for instance nutrition companies they don't go out to drug companies because drug companies pay government people off and they can afford it but they sure go after vitamins and minerals and herbs and a little a little too stringently I don't think so I don't think they do enough I think they should regulate the vitamin industries per se I don't think the government does enough they're never involved in it what about drugs what about pharmaceuticals they do regulate that look at all the drugs that have killed people they got taken off the shelves they allow certain amounts of rat hair or whatever dropping certain things hot dogs they allow certain things they can do some foods too exactly apple juice has arsenic I've always said they should get involved in the vitamin industry they don't do enough why should there be any arsenic in apple juice it shouldn't be any but it's the FDA they're supposed to look out for the health and safety of America I haven't known anybody that's died from apple juice and test the drug thoroughly before putting it out well they do with all their tests but I can say it allows so much error there's a lot of error with drugs but they should really be going into the vitamin industry but you know how much proof was brought to Washington about the medicinal application of vitamins and minerals and herbs and they totally did not pay attention at the hearing Gary Noel brought tons of information to a federal hearing that all these claims have been false they don't really do what they claims haven't been well Europeans are more advanced than us like echinacea doesn't do a thing for colds E doesn't vitamin echinacea? I beg to differ I've used it I know people who've used it maybe again subliminally maybe because you want it echinacea was used by Native Americans as a very powerful immune system stimulator and antiviral, antibacterial golden seals and other I would love to see real these are all European studies I don't know I'm all for natural holistic medicine but moving on products that work we were talking about many times we discussed the ninja as seen on tv as seen on tv, infomercial products that work and those that don't now ninja happens to be one that's fed incredible they make the shark vacuum steamers vacuum cleaners that's all euro pro they make great quality products they make the shark I have the euro pro what do you call it toaster oven it is incredible it's built like a rock this is the good thing about r&d labs and allowing competition and improving your product the ninja proved that they beat out the Vitamix nobody's going to beat Vitamix look how many decades Vitamix has been 300-400 dollars a pop their engineers could not figure out well let's eliminate the clumping at the bottom of the blender of the container by adding more blades like ninja has multi level blades blades are everything fast at the bottom, mid range and at the top plus it has a very powerful electric motor 2 horse power 1500 watts it's not very powerful but this comes from a a mindset this represents the right way to run a business hey, we can do it better they didn't create a new product they made a long existing product better they reinvented the paper clip so to speak long-term versus short-term we can do it better look how cheap when the Hyundai's in South Korea first came out I remember the first 100 I took my fist and I knocked on the Hyundai dashboard and it felt like cheap now they're solid as can be it felt like cheap flimsy plastic you get good administration or president or CEO and this is going to stop he gets the right people we used to be in the 50s anything to settle back made in Japan there's no laughing joke they stand for quality South Koreans now because the leadership decided to change their priorities they changed their priorities I remember Kiyo Morita the founder of Sony said this is going to stop and he turned everything around the others followed suit when you do something great hopefully that's great maybe greater, not quite who knows, but it's going to make them all take notice well the attitude trickles down from the CEO if the CEO has the right attitude it goes all the way down the ladder that's why CEO well there's a lot of CEOs that set a very bad example and that's why they're released they kick off the board of directors too they don't last too long you had some CEOs that didn't go last a year you're out your product can't compete your product is very shoddy what made you CEO for what or maybe he's abusive he doesn't respect his employees all different there's all different things that have been wrong there's others that have been great CEOs I'm going to mention it with I'm going to mention I get the bills confused the Rev. Dr. William J. Eisenman there's a specific CEO of a market in New England that has totally a different attitude from other supermarket CEOs you're not talking about it's in Tewkesbury, Massachusetts you're not talking about high crystal you're not talking about what's the name I think so well the ultimate number one market in New England right? yes and it's ranked the top business in the world to work for is being built right over here Wegmans number one corporation to work for size getting back to the other gentlemen he pays not only living wage he gives out bonuses and he gives to income people the lowest prices they can ever find he's a great one he sounds like a hell of a nice guy and also a very smart CEO that knows how to run a company the right way if you're that good the money won't automatically be there they're not greedy but they make big big money look at Costco how great they are I mean that's the biggest competitor for Ro Wolbert as a supermarket I think that they start people off with a bare minimum of I think 11 11 or $15 an hour on Costco yeah 11 minimum 11 I'm talking about like a cashier or a stock worker but they do give raises and other people have been known working there to make in the 20s per hour I mean I'm not sure if it's union or non-union in Costco if it's non-union they're probably doing this to keep the unions out so people won't people will be happy with their job benefits give the right benefits well they will say if they want to cry union we want a union they go off and say ok go ahead if you vote union you get a union you will be making less I'm thinking more than the union so every time the union tries to get in there he probably gives them a raise but the thing is you got to be fair to people any disputes like you know what a union they go to arbitration and then they listen to both sides well the managers have to listen to both sides and not be quick to fire immediately well that's in any industry too much of management tries to over-manage by cracking the whip it's about understanding your people and your customer like they were doing at a certain McDonald's that we both know about they were very mean to their employees oh you can't take a day off in advance for a wedding you have children you can't take a day off for your kids you can't do vacations I've heard of other McDonald's that we don't go to but I've talked to people that have worked there the guys are clean freak which is good every day they bleach he doesn't want any filth or any of his customers getting sick he's that meticulous about cleanliness he bleaches down every day the whole place but they take the time to do that he wants it done so that's good anyway again it all comes out from the manager which in that case would be the CEO I guess it starts with having the right the bottom line he cares that's what I'm saying it starts with having the right attitude and it works its way down the ladder and this is the problem with American businesses not being competitive because they have the wrong attitude oh wait I disagree with that they think short-term they think short-term we have some bad management some great corporations you have some of the finest well educated and some of the finest engineers in the world but with the wrong attitude running the company they can change a lot that's why they're not putting out a high quality competitive product a lot of products we make we use no manufacturer anymore but they're made in other countries nowadays so that's another thing too for some reason we fire most PhDs that we hire within a matter of weeks because they don't get along with the other people because they are focused on their real learning and their tunnel vision but they can't Steve Jobs is a culprit having products made in mainland China well I guess they all are Walmart sweatshops the whole bit there's a company named Foxconn in China they pay their people allows you 32 cents an hour listen they have to wear a diaper on breaks I'm not kidding they live in little cubicle dormitories that's lower than slave labor and there's a high suicide rate they have to live on camps Foxconn is like a city they have their own community but the big wheels are making big money aren't they because they're not getting out so they must be making big money yeah they're very it's really slavery that's not right just take a sweatshop from the industrial revolution of the U.S. and make it a tad bit worse that's what's going on I think it makes some prisons working in the license plate shop or the wood shop make more money than that because they're paid too to buy their cigarettes and candy or whatever they want but they get more than 32 cents and I'm sure they eat better and they're treated a little better yeah it's just not right I saw the documentary about the dormitories and they don't even there's no human rights they don't care they don't care about life in the same way I don't understand this so a CEO is a decent human being I would look at Foxconn and say you know what how do you know about it why don't you know about it and others don't because the media did not focus too long on this subject they watched it on television I think it was on 60 minutes one time Foxconn it's horrible they make cell phones laptops they assemble they put it together they put it together a lot of the smart a lot of the tablets smartphones and laptops that are purchased in the United States are assembled in Foxconn the company Foxconn and other companies that are sending their stuff to be assembled there that found out about this why aren't they pulling us and we're out of here unless you treat your people better that's a good question well look at the clothing that was made in Bangladesh and they had the place burned down and people died from the fire inside wasn't it 100 some odd people I don't remember exactly it was the old Navy and Walmart a lot of people perish in that fire they don't keep them really cool they have a few fans scattered about well what happened was they said if OSHA walked into that plant there would be hazards it would be shut down there would be hazards all over the place well they don't have an OSHA equivalent OSHA no no but it was so it was that bad and what happened was it fell on deaf ears fire hazards is waiting to happen they told the corporations I believe it was Walmart and old Navy they told them they told them that we need to get things fixed and they didn't care because it was Bangladesh it's a third world country they didn't who? the big clothing companies they don't care and guess how much they were getting paid in Bangladesh probably $0.35 an hour maybe $0.14 an hour Bangladesh this is the heart there you go this is the heartlessness of human nature the evils of human nature your whole payroll might be $200 a week for every employee but is it worth having all those people die you want to see them die? yeah they don't care we're talking about greed evil greed over there it's as long as I get mine they don't care I have mine and I don't care about you Papa Johns was like that he says I don't owe anything I don't owe anything to my employees if my company improves I don't owe anything to my employees you serious? he said that he made that statement really? yeah what was this? he made a statement a while ago he honestly says if Papa Johns prospers I don't have to allow it to go down to my employees that's like a quarterback in Pupul saying I don't need your offensive line to protect me getting cocky they're nothing without me you're nothing without your people so people get cocky this is all about attitude why do you think I use the word sociopath? sociopath has no remorse no compassion you can do something wrong like when GW Bush was a kid he used to blow up frogs with fireworks that's sociopath the son he used to blow up frogs now that's sociopath because you know why he feels no remorse I couldn't do that are you kidding me? I could never hurt an animal except the mosquito trying to suck blood out of me I would whack a mosquito because I don't want to scratch all night long I think the answer is useless you know how I feel about it you mean ants onset there's always there's never just one there's a whole swarm a horde you see one there are thousands or millions more that's why I cannot stand ants sorry before we sign off I want to tell you a funny ant story there's an office in Central America and they deliberately they deliberately I somebody we know just left you want to be interviewed? for you two? come on so many people are they become nervous when they see a camera now this office in Central America Central America deliberately leaves the doors open when they close because the soldier ants They come in and go right out. The swarm comes in, they clean out the office and every little crumb, and then they leave. They don't disturb anything else. And they don't disturb anything else. Now when a soldier, when you see a soldier in a couple of, yeah, I know, they do a goose step when they walk. It's like a carpenter answer with the tool bells. Okay. It looks like Bob Vila. You don't want to like pray mantises, they always carry those little bibles, okay. Well, yeah. They have a little collar like a priest on their neck. But only the Catholic mantises. But the point is, you don't get in their way, when you see soldier ants coming, you take off. They'll bite you and eat you too? They'll eat you if you're in their way, but all right. I've seen owners in their homes down in some of these places, just stand there and watch them. And then they go right back out and they say, we're done. Okay. I'm going to give a little tip to people that have pestilence. How to kill bugs non-toxically without toxicity. You get what they call diatomaceous earth, diatom powder. Okay. And you sprinkle it, you put it on a newspaper or whatever, wax paper. You sprinkle it with powdered sugar and any insect that walks through it will die of desiccation. They will beat... No, there's nothing like desiccation to kill a lot. No, desiccation. They dry out. Dry out. Not desiccation. How about this evening, man? Take care. All right. Thank you, William H. Moreau III. Yes. It's been a pleasure, as always. Let's take a breather and have a cigarette. Oh, bye-bye, everybody. Take care. Bye-bye. Bye-bye, everybody. Take care. Bye. This is William H. Moreau. 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 and 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 are back. Thank you very much, William H. Moreau III for a very invigorating show, okay, and for you viewers out there with entertainment industry connections. William H. Moreau is available for employment for his wonderful voice artist talents. And, of course, he did a very great promo. That's how you join us or our organization. That's the best way to get your free annual subscription to Newsletter censored with your gift to support this work at newslettercensored.com. And the brand new issue is out. Isn't that so, Dr. Bill? Yes, it is. It's out. All right. Now let us sink our teeth back into these readings. Oh, before I begin, before we begin, from what I understand, Hillary Clinton is still supporting and promoting Amon Santos GMOs, which is a very bad decision on her part. So she's supposed to be a Democrat. She's supposed to feel your pain more than a Republican. Well, you're not feeling the pain of mainstream by allowing the toxic Amon Santos GMO foods to be sold in American markets. So not a good move, Hillary. Not a good move. I would lose that attitude with Amon Santos. People are not liking it. However, there is no trickle-down economics. Don't listen to what the teabaggers have to say. Never worked. It was never meant to work. We only have siphon up to the top 20% economics. Siphon up to the fat cat economics, the devil's economics. There is no trickle-down economics. Got you? This is a siphon. Siphon up economics. That's all I have to say. It's all yours. Boeing company CEO Jim McNearney apologized on Friday for saying the aerospace giant's employees were cowering during his tenure. A comment one union official called a new low. Well, doesn't surprise me coming from any president, any corporate individual, CEO. McNearney made the remark during a Wednesday call with analysts when he was asked if he is thinking about retiring after he returns 65 next month. McNearney said he won't because the heart will still be beating. And the greed will still continue. And the employees will still be cowering. This guy needs some bitch slapping. In an apology sent company-wide, McNearney said the comment was a joke gone bad. Isn't that what the CEO of Nestle said that he didn't mean that statement about controlling about that people have no right to drinking water? And then when he gets caught, he goes, oh, I was only kidding. Republicans do that all the time. Oh, well, I was only kidding. They do not love it. But their truth comes out in just even, you know. Well, what if they're serious when they say it? That's what I'm saying. They are. They're not known to be stand-up comics. They are. They are serious. They are serious when they say it. But when they get caught, just like Mitt Romney with the 47 percent. Humana, humana, humana, you know. And they backtrack. And they bring in the PR firm, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Mitt Romney got caught. He was on, he was on, he was recorded. Sarah Palin was recorded when she got all excited about hunting baby fur seals with the supposed- And wolves from the helicopter. The supposed president of France. Wolves. You know, who she thought called her, called her on her phone. It was a talk show, it was a comedy talk show, it was a prank from Canada. Why, she wanted to hunt, she wanted to hunt timber wolves from helicopter. Shoot at wolves? Yeah. Hey, the woman can dress a moose out in the field, you know. You got to respect that. I bet she, I bet she just loves cutting into an animal and cleaning it out, cutting it, you know. If you do that often enough, practice makes perfect. That doesn't mean you're intelligent, that doesn't mean you can lead a state, a country. Well we already know that she can't do that, I mean she's proved that over the years. It's an imbecile. Yeah. Numpscope. How many colleges has she jumped out of or whatever? Sounds like she's been through college many times, through the front door and out the back. She's like Sarah, Sarah bubble-headed, I'm sorry, Michelle bubble-headed, Bachman, Bachman Turner overdrive. All right, go ahead. The CIA's insistence that it did not spy on its Senate overseers collapsed on Thursday with the release of a stark report by the agency's internal watchdog documenting improper computer surveillance and obstructionist behavior by CIA officers. Well I honestly, okay, it's not nice to have anyone spy on you, invading your privacy, any human being, but you know what? In a way I'm glad that congressmen and senators are being surveillanced, are being watched. Yeah, but for what reason? Certainly not a reason that helps the public. But who's behind it? It's not a reason to help mainstream America? No, how does it help the public? But people don't really get about the government and its programs. They are supposed to be working together. We have the House against the Senate, we've got the Senate against the House, we've got the House against the President, we've got the Supreme Court against everybody. No teamwork. The CIA working against government, etc., and the other spy are NSA and etc. Nobody's working together. You can forget about that bullshit compromising. Yeah, but that's how things get done. By partisanship. See, in this country. That's the government that was set up by the founders. The right way to get things done is to vote in the right people and have the right people outvote the bad people that got elected. That's the right way to do it. When parties came into existence, when parties came into existence in this country, you can wave goodbye to that because then the parties protect the parties and they don't give a damn about the general welfare of the country. So it was a form of dictatorship. It was a form of totalitarianism. Or a form of obstructionism. So how old do you think the plutocracy, the oligarch, has been around? It was oligarchs who wrote the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Oh, the guys with the wigs on? That's correct. They were oligarchs. You slave owners. Yeah, yeah. George Washington, all of them were oligarchs. And they glorified those guys, especially the teabaggers, glorified the founding fathers. The history, the bullshit history books I had when I was in school glorified them. The lying history books. Five agency employees, two lawyers, and three computer specialists improperly accessed Senate Intelligence Committee computers earlier this year in a dispute over interrogation documents. According to a summary of the CIA Inspector General report describing the results of an internal investigation. Then despite CIA Director John Brennan's ordering a halt to that operation, this is a bunch of bullshit. That's not what happened. The CIA itself ordered the spying, not just five people, three computer guys and two lawyers. What does the head of the CIA have to gain by keeping a watchdog eye on everybody in Washington? Washington J. Edgar Hoover have to gain by doing the same thing. He means an arrogant, power-hungry fuck. Yeah, yeah, correct. Who liked to dress as a woman? Right, even though he was looking for pinkos everywhere throughout the country, yeah. He was dressing as a woman as he was looking for commies. The CIA's Office of Security began an unauthorized investigation that led it to review the emails of Senate staffers and search them for keywords. After Senate leaders learned about the intrusion in January and objected, the CIA made a criminal referral to the Justice Department alleging improper behavior by Senate staffers when they took the internal CIA review documents. That referral, the CIA watchdog David Buckley found, was based on inaccurate information and was not justified. Brennan also asked his agency's inspector general to examine whether the CIA committed wrongdoing. The CIA commits wrongdoing all the time. When internal investigators interviewed the three CIA computer specialists who helped access the Senate machines, they exhibited a lack of candor. Inspector General's report said suggesting an attempt to cover up their actions. What else is there? Those internal conclusions prompted Brennan to abandon months of defiance and defense of the agency and apologize to Senate Intelligence Committee leaders. The director said that wherever the investigation led, he would accept the findings and own up to them. Brennan has convened an internal accountability board presided over by Senator Evan Bay, Democrat of Indiana. To examine whether any CIA officers should be disciplined. Well, I can guarantee you that they won't. Okay? Should be and what is, is two different things. Any balloon boy articles today? Unfortunately, not really. He is right now involved in trying to either lower or higher bail for criminals. And, of course, he's robbed from the pension fund to put into the deficit. So that seems to be, and also he said that there was a woman in his organization that sent him an email about the George Washington Bridge thingy. He says he never recollected it or has it, etc. You know? And I suppose concerning the New Jersey deficit, taxing the rich never crossed his mind. No, he stole from the pension fund. From the little guy. That's how they do it. From the little guy. Yes. That's how they do it. There's nothing new here. Move on, everybody. There's nothing new here. This is how Republicans act. Okay? Well, I just want to send my greetings to the director of the Paterson, New Jersey Historic Museum, which is right next to America's newest national park, the Great Falls, Mr. Giacomo di Stefano. And I would like to also send my greetings to Paul Wolkowinski, who is currently on the Indian Club World Tour 2014. He is in Varanasi, India right now and will be leaving for Iran on Thursday. And, of course, saluting my good friend, master trainer, Mr. Eric Brown. Okay? From Southern California. And I would like to thank Mr. Christian Darce of RevolutionClubs.net. RevolutionClubs.net for sending me my two pairs of Victorian-style teardrop Indian Clubs, which happened to arrive coincidentally by accident on my birthday yesterday. Thank you very much, Mr. Christian Darce. And, of course, I would like to say hello to my very close near-dear friend in Osaka, Japan, Miho. Continue. Ocala, Florida, a Florida man. Florida man is under arrest after authorities say he hit a postal carrier and threw furniture at his truck because he didn't have any mail for the man. Sometimes that happens. Sometimes you get one or two items. Sometimes it's all junk mail. Sometimes it's nothing. So you got to hit the postman and throw furniture at his truck? Maybe this guy doesn't have a life. If you're dependent on your mail, on your daily mail delivery, for your entertainment. Man, this guy must be really bored with his life. Well, why the hell a publisher's clearinghouse sends a goddamn thing every freakin' day? Hey, listen, when my mother used to get tons of soliciting mail, she would get pissed. Now that she doesn't send anybody any money anymore and she's not getting them, she only gets like a couple or a few items in the mailbox. Now she's complaining. Too much. Too little. Ocala Police Department Sergeant Angie Scroball. Angie Scroball? What? 27-year-old Aaron Bernard Smith faces charges of burglary, battery, and criminal mischief. Now where did the burglary come in today? I didn't say nothing about that. Now if you're too pancake batter at somebody, would that be considered battery? No, battery. Battery? Battery. Oh, it's spelled different? No, it's spelled the same way. It's just emphasized differently. Battery? Battery. The postman said Smith struck him with an open fist at least three times. Open fist. On Monday and later through a broken chair at the truck. Open fist. I like to do in professional wrestling. It's like butter bean. It's like this way. But that's a slap. A open fist? You can hurt your fingers. I'm sure you can. Open fist. I'm sure you can. Oh, well, the guy must be very bored to do that. Or off his meds. Or on his meds. Well, if he was off his meds, he was pretty much sounding like this. Oh, boy. Lock the door. Katie, bar the door. Alright. America's consumption of alcohol is low compared with that of other countries. But certain United States states still seem quite parched. No state handles its alcohol quite like New Hampshire, according to per capita consumption data shared by the Beer Institute. The New England state guzzles more per person, 40.8 gallons per year than any other state, according to the Beer Institute systems. Next in line are North Dakota, Montana, Nevada, and New Hampshire's sister state, Vermont. New Hampshire's sister state? Yeah, sister state. I wish New Hampshire did everything positive like Vermont does, if you want to be a sister state. New Hampshire's distinction could be partly the result of a cross-border sales. There is no sales tax there. And the state's alcohol commission believes that as much as half of its alcohol sales is in neighboring states, but the per capita estimates are meant to account at least in part for that quirk, meaning that while the nearly 41-gallon number might be somewhat inflated, it's unlikely off by the five gallons of alcohol that separate from New Hampshire, the second biggest guzzler, North Dakota. They have a lot of time on their hands up there. They're working the oil up there. North Dakota's rich in oil. Oh, it is? Right now. Drill, drill, drill? Yeah. You betcha, drill, drill, drill? All right. Well, if we had an award for the best all-round states in the U.S., I would pick the state of Washington and Vermont as far as all-round, you know, governmental-wise. Not weather, but governmental. You know, more bang for the buck. Of all the states, Utah is by far the least enamored of alcohol. Because of the Mormons. Throwing back just 14 gallons per person per year. That's it? I think Mitt Romney drinks that all. So they bang all those extra girls and young girls and everything when they're sober? The Mormons? Next in line are New York and Kentucky. You mean as the biggest drinkers? Well, I believe New York because of all the bars and pubs and restaurants and the population. New York consumes 21 gallons. Oh, New York state. Oh, okay. Per person. Okay, I hear you. And Kentucky, 19.5 gallons. Well, Kentucky is the land of Bourbon. Otherwise known as Bourbon. Corn whiskey. And Tennessee has that Jack Daniels sour mash. On a booze-by-booze level, however, the story is a bit different. When he comes to beer, no state holds a candle to North Dakota. I was going to say Wisconsin. Milwaukee. North Dakota? Again? By the beer institute's estimates, North Dakotans drink about more than a pint per day. Well, then I suggest anybody who wants to start a micro brewery do it in North Dakota. North Dakota is number one in hard liquor and beer. So North Dakota is the overall biggest guzzling, booze guzzling state in the nation. No, New Hampshire is. Oh, New Hampshire is number one in hard liquor, right? New Hampshire. Beer is North Dakota. Probably wine is California. I would think so. The most of any state in the country. That's North Dakota. New Hampshire is second. At 0.96 pints a day. Montana is third at 90, 0.90. Well, Montana's not very populated. And South Dakota is fourth at 0.86. The least beer craze states are Utah, Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York in that order. Really? Well, we, the people of the Northeast, we like craft beer, micro brew craft beer. We go for beer for its flavor, whereas all the red, redneck states, they like to guzzle it for the buzz. So they'll drink your cheap ass of course and Budweiser. Moonshine? No, no, no, no, no. I will not make fun of moonshine. It tastes better than any whiskey I ever had in my life. Oh boy. Oh yeah. I had this moonshine that sold in liquor stores called Midnight Moon Moonshine. And it's flavored. You can get it in different fruit flavors and it is damn good. So I will not make fun of moonshine. Make fun of moonshine. If it's done properly. That's right. That should please all you moonshiners out there. I'm giving you a salute. My lucky Blackthorn Irish Shalely. I'm a 21 year old man. Well not you per se. Who has been a successful swimmer in high school, now in college. Over the past few months, I have become obsessed with developing six pack abs. A lot of young men are because when they see models, they're all scrawny guys with six pack abs. They look for abs. Abs are in nowadays. I have never had much success with women. It's not just the abs. And I thought that looking like a movie star might finally get me noticed. Make me feel good about myself. It's a very, very complex subject. Attracting women is not an exact science. As a result, I have become obsessive about my diet. I have dropped 10 pounds. Mostly muscle. No, that's not good. He's losing muscle mass. His diet is wrong. And my performance in the pool has suffered. No kidding. His protein is... He's protein deprived. If you want to see your abs, you've got to lose fat. You've got to cut the carbs and sugar out of your life. Definitely not the protein. You've got to get that protein up. It's the carbs and the sugar to see those six pack of abs and lose body fat. You've got to go atkins. Ketogenic. That's the way to do it. Do it for you, for your own self-esteem. Don't do it to impress others. Do it because you feel good. It makes you feel better. It makes you perform better. You like what you see in the mirror. How your clothes fit. Don't do it for girls. Don't see perfect definition between every ab and don't exercise for at least two and a half hours a day. I feel fat. Guilty. Whenever I eat. He's going about it wrong. It's in the diet. You want definition? It's in the diet. Don't kill yourself in the gym. If you eat properly, you will see the six pack. It's in the diet. Worrying about what I'll eat the next day. Oh God. He should have a preset menu. He should know what he's eating. I'm concerned for the future. When my metabolism will inevitably slow down. Because he's depriving himself. His body thinks it's starving. I had begun to think that death is a better scenario than being fat. That's my answer. I want to be able to enjoy eating again. And get my life back. My life back. I don't want to tell my parents or friends for fear of seeing me weak-minded. Where can I go for help? Dr. Phil. You better go see Dr. Phil. And polish his bald head if you don't have the money to pay the fee. I'm asking here, Abby. Okay? I'm sorry. I just couldn't help myself. Abby's answer. Physical perfection is no guarantee that you'll find love. She's right. It's complicated. Liking yourself and accepting yourself for who you are is what attracts others. Although looking like a movie star can be an asset, depending on who the movie star is, unless you are secure about who you are and what you have to offer, you can't maintain a healthy relationship. If you don't believe me, look at the tabloids and start counting. How many movie star romances in the name of musical chairs? Kim Kardashian. If you truly think that death might be preferable to being fat, then you are in trouble. No, it goes deeper. It goes deeper than what this guy is saying. If he prefers suicide to being overweight? You may have a serious eating disorder. He's not going about it properly. One that could shorten your life. Most people who have an eating disorder need professional help to overcome it. So the place to go is to your student health center. Ask to speak with a mental health counselor about what you're doing and how you're feeling. Oh, okay. Smart, smart idea. It is important that you understand what has caused this so you can be successfully treated. You know, eating properly is even if you don't have the money to hire a nutritionist and a personal trainer, use common sense. What if you don't have common sense like a Republican? Most people know what to refrain from when it comes to diet. I mean in general. In general. You never lower your protein. You always increase it when you're trying to maintain or build muscle and lose body fat. And you have to cut out the refined carbs. No white sugar and no white flour. You have to do that. There are supplements you can take. You have to eat a bialli instead of a what's the Jewish bagel? That's three times the calories for gadgets. Eat a whole grain bread. Don't eat a bialli. I'm just using the example. I wouldn't eat no spanking bialli or no spanking. No, don't get me wrong. A bialli is a flat onion roll. It's very tasty. But not for somebody who has excess body fat. No, why would you eat dough? No, what you need is high fiber very complex carbs vegetables, salads and protein. No fried foods. Protein, protein. Anyway, how are we doing on time? You want to cut or you want to read this guy here? He's kind of a big eater. You mean a big article? About passing stress to each other. You know what? Let's do that one last one. As a tax preparer, Steve and you deal with clients who can't find records or panic because they haven't filed returns in years. It's their own fault. Unfortunately, you picked up on their stress and sometimes takes it home. He becomes irritable, distracted and can't sleep. My family gets stressed too because they're worried about me. If we were talking about symptoms of a fast spreading of virus, officials with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention might be dispatching scientists in bio-azards too. Yeah, like Ebola which I'm surprised we haven't come across a reading about that next week. There are two Americans that have been flown back here. They are in America. They're in quarantine. Guess what? What the doctors said on the news they weren't 100% right. It is airborne. It can be airborne. I read an article. Because that's what they say no, only the body fluids. Yeah, like this HIV no. It is possible for it to be aerosol. The air blood. Italian man, but anyway, continue with this. That's the pale horse, you know. The pale horse? I thought that was the false church and false village. That's the white horse. The pale horse is pestilence. Pestilence and this stuff. Famine and pandemics, disease, famine which the drought is contributing. Locusts are appearing even in the United States. Swarms of locusts. But yeah, stress, you know I wonder how a psychologist feels when they come home after hearing people's problems nonstop. Instead, the culprit is stress. It has been identified as one of the major scourges of our times. Sure. 78% of American adults said their stress levels increased or stayed the same over a period of five years. According to a 2013 report by the American Psychological Association and more than 30% said stress had made a significant impact on their physical and mental health. Consequences of chronic untreated stress range from decreased immune system function to insomnia to increased risk of heart disease. To get to the bottom of why we're also stressed, some researchers have focused on how anxiety can be so contagious as any airborne pathogen. Researchers also compared it to secondhand smoke as they consider how regular exposure to challenging people hurts us physically and emotionally. Negative toxic people cause undue stress. Having it demanding scumbag for an employer causes undue stress. Having a spouse that's always complaining and putting you down or significant other will cause that too. Philosophers and psychologists have long pondered the ways winningly or not influence others' emotions. Their curiosity makes sense considering that humans are fundamentally social creatures. In trying to document the extent to which we are susceptible to emotional contagion researchers are using sophisticated methods to locate exactly where stress develops in the body. While we may think of stress as purely emotional, doctors know it churns up a complex physiological reactions that involve the nervous endocrine and immune system. In an experiment at St. Louis University 20 students watched others struggle to present speeches or perform arithmetic problems. The researchers then measured the levels of cortisol and a stress-related salivary enzyme in both the speakers and the student observers. The team found that the observer's stress responses were proportional to the speaker's responses. Tony Buchanan associate professor of psychology at St. Louis University said he was surprised by the level at which witnesses were unsettled by the speaker's discomfort. It was also surprising how easily the stress was transmitted. Another 2014 study by researchers at New York University and the University of California, San Francisco found that babies immediately reacted to the stress of mothers. Don't two people laughing hysterically telling jokes in a restaurant don't they sort of get others in a good mood? No, the others say get a room. No, I don't mean making out. Well, being happy is like making out. In other words, it annoys the mothers had just participated in an exercise designed to make them anxious. While babies played with caregivers in one room the mothers gave an impromptu speech to a panel of people. A third of the 69 mothers in the study faced panelists who responded with scowls after the mothers returned to their babies. The heart rates of mothers and babies were measured. The increased heart rates of the agitated moms were mirrored in their babies. Even if the moms tried to mask their distress with smiles and soothing voices said Sarah Waters, a postdoctoral fellow at UCSF but it doesn't take the same room with someone to be brought down by someone else's negativity as Facebook found with its controversial experiment on how emotional contagion spreads via social networks. People get riled up every day at Facebook. For one week the site programmed that algorithm to automatically omit content that contains words associated with either positive or negative emotions from the central news feeds of nearly 700,000 users. The study showed that reducing positive content in users' news feeds reduced the positive content users in turn posted as alarming as it can be to learn that we are so easily ruffled by others. Secondhand stress is not always a bad thing. In fact, it can often confers benefits to individuals and societies. One point of the St. Louis study was to demonstrate people's capacity for empathy. The observers may have felt discomfort but that emotional state can inspire altruism. Not if they're republicans. In natural disasters terrorist events a lot of people will be running toward the victims to help them. That's the situation where everyone is under stress but a significant group of people are drawn to help others. Because we are wired to be sensitive to other people. Not in certain cities. Stress allows us to be connected to other people for good and for bad. That's it about stress. Definitely a killer without a doubt. I have a feeling that those people in certain parts of the world that live over 100 years old in general like the Indian tribe in Ecuador what do they call them? People that live over 100 I bet their stress is at a bare minimum. Or they know how to cope with it. You think their stresses are well obviously their stresses are different from someone living in civilization near a big city. And many stresses can't be avoided they have to be cooped. Yeah like being an American today very unavoidable stresses caused by our so called leaders that you know when they are working several days a month they're doing damage to the American people They're supposed to be servants not leaders the presidents explain that to them the House members and the Supreme Court are servants Public servants yeah Somebody should remind them They certainly don't even know that or feel that way They don't care They don't care it's me I have mine and I don't care what you have or don't have that's basically what it is greed, love of money it's idolatry, the love of money it's their God and they have to deal with their maker and do time. Anyway thank you for joining us for this week's uncensored hard hitting truth we'll see you next time Summer is rapidly coming to a close well the unofficial I don't even think it's the middle yet the unofficial ending of summer is Labor Day weekend June 21st but I'm talking about the dog days like the hottest time of the year is like the middle to the end of July and the beginning of August right now it's the beginning of August but when you reach mid-August to the end of August the weather starts to change yeah the retail stores already have Halloween merchandise you know no I'm serious gets earlier and earlier every year unbelievable