Now I present to you James P. Madonna and the reference Dr. William J. Eisenman. Okay, it just happens to be Saturday afternoon, August the 9th, 2014. Yes, summer is flying by fast. Just like the seasons always fly by fast. Fly by night.  And that can't go fast enough. Well, you know, it depends on the winter, if it's a mild winter. You know, if it's a mild winter, I mean, the weather's been so crazy.  And then it would go mild for a while. And then you get a little more snow. But I haven't seen a real solid hardcore winter, all winter, since I was a kid. You know, where we used to get heavy snowfall. It was 1977. And the snowman would last in the front yard the entire winter. I'm sorry that I'm talking about snow and blizzards and snowmen. But it's helping us deal with the summer. You know, it's only hot fun in the summertime. Actually, we've had a very mild summer. Yes, not that many heat. Three or four ninety days. Not that many heat waves. But climate change is affecting the rest of the United States out west with the drought. There's no doubt about that. And then I hear there was, I guess, torrential rain came. And there were mudslides in California. You're kidding? Yeah, there's torrential rains all over the place. There's every, you see what I mean by being erratic due to climate change? It's just crazy. It's just, we're getting everything. I mean, in July, the Midwest got hit with a polar vortex. I mean, not polar vortex like we had in the winter. Yeah, we never felt it. But it was like 68 degrees towards the end of July there, you know, in the northern Midwest. Yes, the place ain't got no water. Then another place. There's too much water. Too much water. Yeah, erratic, crazy weather. And now they discovered that this giant crater in Siberia is what they were afraid of, which is methane gas being released from deep in the earth due to the polar areas melting because of global warming. The earth is farting. Yes, it's earth flatulence. Exactly. But methane gas is flammable and there's a lot of it down there underneath the normal permafrost, right? Yeah. Which is melting. And also Antarctica is on its way to becoming a land, well, it always was a land continent. I mean, a continent where in the summertime there will be no ice. Yeah, I believe I saw something that had effect that it was like that once upon a time. Once upon a time it wasn't. Yeah. Well, of course, Republicans would say it's a natural order of things that this climate change happens every few thousand years or so. Every few hundred thousand years and don't believe what the environmentalist liberals say about the floral carbons from big oil and so on and cutting down the trees. They're trying to justify their greed, especially windbags like Rush Limbaugh. You know, anything that has to do with profit, he's all for at any expense. Yeah, mostly poor and middle class people's expense. Well, he doesn't care about animals. No. He doesn't care about the environment. He doesn't care about, like any Republican, they don't care about things that matter about nature and health. You know, they just care about money like money is going to like save the planet from extinction. Maybe they can eat it. Maybe. When the bees are gone, pollination is gone. No more food. Maybe they can eat their money. No, what they'll do is they'll take everybody that's collecting welfare and they'll assign a pollination duty to everyone and have them walk around. And inject little bits of pollen in every flower so they could earn their keep of collecting welfare. My levity bells. Let me get the formalities over. I would like to pipe aboard my illustrious co-host and mentor and the very founder of Newsletter Censored in 1977 with my authentic Bosun's whistle. Yes, I do this every week. If you don't like it, it's just too damn bad. I does it because I likes it. Our uncensored, hard-hitting truth starship Newsletter Censored, the one and only, the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman. How are you feeling this week? Sir. Okay. I'm here. So am I. We're coming to you. Every time I get out of bed in the morning, take a breath. It's a good day. We're coming to you live from the Newsletter Censored Research Center in northeast New Jersey. This is uncensored, hard-hitting truth. And I am your host James P. Madonna of Megalife 21. And of course you met my co-host. Well, in spirit, verbally, the mysterious disembodied voice of the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman. Let me begin. We only have really a couple things to talk about, but they're important. I'll start off with the lighter one. It's kind of cute when I read it, but it's so true. There was an article that was described as this, Pope is poo-pooed by the GOP for being too much like Jesus. This was a statement coming from Republicans because they're not happy with Pope Francis. They're not happy with anybody who points up their disdain for the poor. Now, for people that claim to be much closer to God than the rest of us, Republicans said that I guess they feel that a pastor, or the Pope, or a bishop, or whatever, cannot be too much like Jesus. No. Because if you're like Jesus, it totally... Well, how dare you point up their faults? Yeah, you're bringing up your exposing to the conservatives. Yeah. But then again... Their hypocrisy. They work for the Lord, but you can't be like the Lord, because then Republicans have to give up their fortune. And the Bible says a real Christian follows Jesus. Does what he does? Like the gentleman that asked, Jesus in the book of John, I want to follow you, and I want to receive the enter the kingdom of heaven, whatever he said. Jesus says, well, sell off your material possessions and give it to the poor, and then come follow me, and he couldn't do it. Oh, he can't do that. And then Jesus had a comment. Yeah, the comment is why it's so difficult for the rich to enter the kingdom of heaven. Right. Okay? Because they already have their God. I think he used the word impossible in the verse. It is impossible if they never give up their God, which is mula. Yes. Okay. Yeah. You can't have other gods before him. Well, the love of money is idolatry, like you always taught me. Okay. Being that we're on the track of Christianity, I would say counterfeit phony Christianity coming from the right wing. Let me go right to the juicy tidbit. Right wing pastor says the poor should starve. Conservative Texas pastor, John Haggy, spelled H-A-G-E-E, and there is a complete video of him saying these things on YouTube. Just, you know, do a search. Look it up. Conservative Texas pastor John Haggy is calling for letting the poor, the unemployed, and welfare recipients starve to death. And House Republican, House Representatives Michelle Bachman and Kevin Kramer agrees with him. And where are they getting their agreement from? Certainly not the Bible.  Well, wow. He ain't no pastor. He ain't representing the God of the Bible. And isn't it funny that he happens to be from Texas? Well, of course. He's Southern. He's a conservative right wing Texas pastor that wants to let the poor starve to death. And he went on to mention, you know, about it's not fair for us folk to pay all the taxes and then they're riding free. Well, he don't pay any taxes with the church. He's a socialist, you see. Many, many people send him money that he administers within the church. That's called socialism.  That's why I printed. I mean, that's why I typed as a comment that we should start taxing the churches. If these pastors and evangelists are starting to involve themselves in politics and condemning people to death, then they should pay taxes like everybody else, like the sucker middle class of America. The First Amendment is not supposed to be involved favoring any religion. Yeah. So therefore no religion should be having tax exempt status, number one. And certain religions, which are off the mark, so to speak, not biblical, should not exist. They should not exist. They could call themselves something else, of course, but don't call themselves Christianity. And not one penny of tax dollars should go towards any religion because no religion has been able to prove that their God exists. I don't want to hear some evangelical born again say, yes, but what about the miracle of birth? What about the seed becoming a tree? That doesn't prove anything. No. And how about taxing people who have stocks and bonds? There's trillions of dollars waiting to be placed into our treasury. But that doesn't happen because guess who owns all the stocks and bonds? People that run the world? Yeah, the rich, the plutocrats. So you don't get the tax then. And CEOs always blame everything on the shareholders. They're working for the shareholders. I thought common stocks were always meant to be speculative. It's a chance that you take when you buy a common stock. Why must these elitist shareholders have a sure thing? Who said that common stocks were a sure thing? But that's the thing about American capitalism. They don't want to take the risk. And the risk is socialized. That is, it's given to the taxpayer the risk. We just sought with the meltdown. And bailed out all the gold banks and etc. in the world. That's where the risk is. They don't want any risk. That's how they got into the problems. No reserves, derivatives that were worthless, etc. And speculation on all the things they bought. Of course the United States didn't treat the evil wicked banksters like Iceland did. Iceland did the right thing and brought them to justice. Of course the United States didn't do anything because the United States politicians are all paid off. Those lobby bribes, man. As long as they take them lobby bribes. And anything the rich do is fine with them. Yeah, that's why everything...  They love to blame them. They love to blame them. They have to kill them. Start them then. Get rid of them. I read an old... All those crumbs are really hurting the economy. I read an old George Carlin statement about America is obsessed with bombing brown people. You show them brown people and they bomb them. And he mentioned all the areas that the US military bombed and they're all brown people. It's much easier to bomb brown people than white people. Yeah, you notice that.  Vladimir Putin. That bullying. The conservative bullying. You notice they wouldn't dare do it to Putin. You kidding, man? They'd like to. The Russian special forces. Neocons would like to. And what they have in their arsenal. Yeah, neocons. Say goodbye to your neocons. Well, it looks like America has lost its compassion and empathy these days, Dr. Bill. You never had it. You're fooled if you think it was ever here. It's never here. How can you say that the United States was ever compassionate? Well... When you look at what it did to the Native Americans. That's from the beginning. Yeah, you're right. So it's never been here. And the founding fathers, there were slavekeepers. And slavery, yes, of course. That's another market. And after they freed the slaves, blacks didn't have any civil rights until the 1960s. 1965. But in actuality, they had it under the 14th Amendment. They just didn't enforce it. That's correct. That's correct. I mean, segregation, separatism. Jim Crow. Jim Crow laws. That all took place while the 14th Amendment was sitting there, right? Yeah, because what happened was that the 14th Amendment over time made corporations person, supposedly. You see, and that's where the equality came in. They never mentioned women in the 14th Amendment. And they never mentioned corporations. Women couldn't vote until... 1920. Suffrage, they called it. Suffrage. Suffrajects, baby. Yeah, and guess what? All those 100 and some years. Gee whiz. I mean, there were a few who fought to get the voting for women, but the great majority of women didn't give a damn. And they still have not seen equal pay for equal work yet. Well, that too. But if they're waiting around for equal pay for equal work, you're never going to get a minimum wage.  And remember, we go back to this all the time, but it must be stressed often. What are the big flaws with capitalism? First of all, to participate in it, you need capital. Yes. All right, that's who it's going to benefit. The person who has capital. And who has capital? The people that are rolling into it. Right.  And the boss. The boss. The man. Yeah, the boss. The man. The man. The man. Yeah.   So there is no fairness. Well, the salaries are not fair ever. No. Unless you're some big shot executive. No, no, no. They're not even faired in. No, because they put in too many hours. Okay. They're on salary. They don't get paid by the hour. No, no, no. The CEOs are paid with stocks and et cetera. They're not paid by the hour. And they are paid for being lucky and being bad. And they have golden parachutes. Well, that's pay. We get golden showers. Exactly. They get the golden parachutes. Get it? Golden showers? Eleventy bills. Exactly. The rich are always looking for security. But when the poor or the middle class get some semblance of security, man, they go wild. The rich go wild. Social security, et cetera. Social security was never meant to be your sole income. Well, Jeepers, creepers, why is it? Yeah, my aunt Helen said that to me. Well, why is it? Well, my aunt and uncle are Republican. Yeah. And she said social security was meant to be a supplement to your retirement. And why is that? Well, how do you acquire a retirement fund if you're not paying enough? How do you save retirement money in your nest egg if there's no surplus cash to save? If you're living from paycheck to paycheck. If your rent is so high and your utilities are so high and your groceries are so high and then you have medical bills, how do you save for your retirement?  Well, it's an excuse to trivialize the need for social security. The reason social security... Which is not an entitlement, by the way. Came into being. It's not an entitlement. The reason social security came into being was because we had a lot of elderly people starving to death back in the 30s. And not just because of the depression. An FDR... It was just a regular thing. An FDR had a heart. Yeah. So social security was supposed to be their income, their total income. Because they didn't have a retirement account. Or fund. Okay. Well, I was speaking to Mr. Martin Drummond on the phone. We had a very long conversation. And we will be doing a very, very hard hitting show in the near future. Because he has some life experiences. He lived in the Middle East with his dad for a certain period of time. And he witnessed some very important things. And he would like to share them with me. But I want to say hi. Hello. Greetings to Mr. Martin Drummond of Kentucky. He is one of the few intelligent, progressive, liberal people from the state of Kentucky. He's surrounded by crazy red state, right wing, red neck, religious nuts. Whatever you want to call them, fundamentalists, evangelicals. He's surrounded by these demons. We call them nuts. Nuts. Yeah. Religious nuts. Sometimes you feel like a nut. Sometimes you don't. Anyway, greetings to Martin Drummond, Bulldog Drummond. Bulldog. And also, I want to say hello to my very near dear friend from Osaka, Japan, Miho. Who is now experiencing a typhoon. I hope you and your aunt and your loved ones seek shelter immediately. And please let me know when you are safe. Did they just have one in Okinawa? Maybe it's the same one. Maybe you traveled north to Osaka. I don't know. Osaka. But yes, but anyway, you want to sink. You ready to sink the teeth? We will now sink our teeth into these readings for this week's Uncensored Heart-Hitting Truth. Sink them babies. Sending heavier vehicles and eventually humans to Mars requires first testing new technologies to see if they work. I like to send the Republic and Congress to Mars. But it's not feasible to conduct experiments on the Red Planet. O2 Mimic Mars' low-density atmosphere, NASA, sent a saucer-like test vehicle high above the Earth. NASA engineers announced on Friday that the June mission's main objective was met. The vehicle, called the low-density supersonic decelerator, flew to 190,000 feet at greater than four times the speed of sound and simulated Martian landing conditions. The vehicle did an amazing job of getting to the right speed and altitude. The experimental flight, which cost about $150 million, and was conducted from the Navy's Pacific Missile Range Facility on Kauai, Hawaii, was intended as a dry run for two more tests next year. One of the technologies NASA engineers tested is an inflatable donut-shaped ring around the edge of the saucer-like vehicle that deploys like a puffer-fish in a third of a second, slowing the vehicle. In the test run, the saucer went from traveling at Mach 4.3, greater than four times the speed of sound to a breezy Mach 2, making the inflatable device a success. The second technology is a 100-foot-wide parachute, which virtually disintegrated the moment it was released. In the months ahead, NASA will try to figure out how to properly deploy the power chute. I guess it didn't deploy properly or whatever. The idea of taking 200 pounds of Kevlar and Nile on and deploying it at 2,500 miles per hour, 200 pounds that inflated would be the size of a small warehouse, is certainly a challenging endeavor. There's a lot of physics with this problem that we are now gaining new insights into that we've never had before, and we're going to take all that knowledge and feed it toward our flights next year. I guess we're going to MAZ. There's a lot to be learned from MAZ, and if the United States finds out there's tons of them, then you can kiss the beauty of MAZ goodbye because they will go over there and mine MAZ. I don't think so because I believe I read or whatever. That the Russians are going to colonize the moon. Now who landed there first in 1969? And planted the flag. Supposedly. The United States. Was that Neil Armstrong? Buzz Aldrin? So are we going to lose that land now? Usually when you claim something and stick your flag in it, but they never said we formally claimed the moon for the United States. And they didn't get a deed. The Republicans love deeds. They like deeds. Yeah, they never had a deed made up. No deed yet. Oh, well, they're lost. Remember that television program with the big actor in 1999? Space 1999, where they did have a colony on the moon? Yeah. Well, did they find Alice Cramden when they were up there? Get it? We're going to the moon, Alice. Bang, zoom. No, but I mean, does this mean that if Russia has a deed made up that Russia will charge the nations of the world for their income for high tide and low tide and romantic moonlight? Yeah, they wouldn't do it, but Republicans would do it. Republican American politicians would charge people for a romantic moon.    We'll cut off your moonlight and we are charging you for high tide and low tide. Exactly. And you cannot write any songs with the word moon in it without paying us. There you go. Copyright. Copyright the moon. That's what Americans, that's what American conservatives would do. Big corporations would love that. My intellectual property. A moon.  Mooning. Don't moon anybody. Not to pay royalty. That's correct. There you go. A fee, everything's a fee. A fee, a fee, a fee. Now you're talking like a good American. Like a good scumbag Republican. A bug. Yeah. Can turn you into a vegetarian. Or at least make you swear off red meat. Really? Doctors across the nation are seeing a surge of sudden meat allergies in people bitten by a certain kind of tick. Really?  This bizarre problem was only discovered a few years ago. But it's growing as the ticks spread from the Southwest and the East too. More parts of the United States. In some cases, eating a burger or a steak has landed people in the hospital with severe allergic reactions. I thought ticks were also responsible for time itself, you know, as in tick tock, tick tock. That was cheesy, right? Few patients seem aware of the risk. And even doctors are slow to recognize it. As one allergist who has seen 200 cases on New York's Long Island said, why would someone think they're allergic to meat when they've been eating it their whole life? Yes. The culprit is the Lone Star Tick. The Lone Star Tick. Yeah, blame it on Texas again. Why not? Named for Texas. Why not? Everything negative seems to be coming from that state anyway. A state famous for meaty barbecues. Well, the beef industry would not be happy about this tick. Because, you know, remember, beef, real food for real people. Remember that commercial? Where's the beef? Yeah, well, that was the old lady. I think she just assumed room temperature. Yeah, she did. But no, remember that commercial? Real food for real people. The tick is now found throughout the South and the eastern half of the United States. Uh-oh. Researchers think some other types of ticks also might cause meat allergies. Cases have been reported in Australia, France, Germany, Sweden, Spain, Japan, and Korea. Here's how it happens. The bugs harbor a sugar that humans don't have called alpha gal. Alpha what? Gal. G-A-L. Like your gal powder. Gal powder. Gal powder. The sugar is found also in red meat, beef, pork, venison, rabbit, and even in dairy products. It's usually fine when people encounter it through food that gets digested. But a tick bite triggers an immune system response. And in that high alert state the body perceives the sugar the tick transmitted to the victim's bloodstream and skin as a foreign substance and makes antibodies to it. Uh-huh. That sets the stage for an allergic reaction. The next time the person eats red meat and encounters the sugar, it happened last summer to Louise Danzig, a 63-year-old retired nurse from Montauk on eastern Long Island. Hours after eating a burger. I woke up with a very swollen hands that were on fire from itching. She headed downstairs. I could feel my lips and tongue were getting swollen. Uh-oh. And by the time I made it to the phone for help, calling for help, I was losing my ability to speak. And my airway was closing. Uh-oh. An athletic shock. Usually before you get to the doctor with Benadryl, I guess Benadryl would help. Benadryl, yeah, she had had a recent tick bite and a blood test confirmed the meat allergy. I'll never have another hamburger, she said. I definitely do not want to have that happening again. Definitely stay out of the, do not walk through the local vegetation, you know, where the ticks live waiting for you. In Mount Juliet, near Nashville, Tennessee, a 71-year-old Georgia Slimans went to a steakhouse on June 1st. Was Georgia a heavy woman or was she slim? Actually it was Georgia, excuse me. Or was Georgia Slimans slim? Was Georgia Slimans slim? Or was she obese? She went to a friend's birthday and had a steak. Good friend, eh? Served steak instead of cake? I only had a friend or a relative serve me steak maybe a couple times in my life. I used to have a T-bone every Saturday night. Oh, that's when grocery prices were reasonable. I used to have a friend in Hackysack who owned a liquor store. Yeah. And he invited me every Saturday night to come to his place and have a T-bone. I mean, unconditional invitation, I mean he didn't try to... No, he was a friend. He was a friend, okay. He just happened to have a connection, a meat connection. Well, you like T-bones, I guess? Well, he could.  That's what I mean. Sometimes we also had liver. Gee, what a... I remember one time we had Franks and Beans too. What a switch from a T-bone steak to liver or Franks and Beans. Oh my God. About 4.30 in the morning I woke up. My body was on fire. I was itching all over and I broke out in hives. Nothing like that had ever happened to me before. I should have played the song by Johnny Cash, Ring of Fire. A few weeks later, for a brother's birthday, she ordered another steak. Hours later she woke almost hysterical with a constricted throat, in addition to hives and a burning sensation. When did she go to the doctor with all these... With all these symptoms? Suffering and symptoms. She hasn't gone to the doctor yet? At the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, I see two or three cases every week, said Dr. Scott Cummins. Good thing his name is not Dick Cummins. Who were they... Who were they colleague? Dr. Thomas Platt-Mills published the first paper tying the tick to the illness in 2011. Dr. Aaron McGinty, an allergy specialist on Eastern Long Island, an area with many ticks, has seen nearly 200 cases over the last three years. At least 30 involved children. Youngest was four or five years old. Oh, kids play everywhere, you know. She is keeping a database to study the illness with other researchers. It is bizarre, she said. She is against almost anything I've ever learned as an allergist, because the symptoms can occur as long as eight hours after eating meat, rather than immediately. Really? And the culprit is sugar. A type of carbohydrate, whereas most food allergies are caused by proteins. And allergic reactions can be treated with anti-histamines. Yeah, like the one I mentioned before, Benadryl. Or Quercetin and Vitamin C together. They work very well. Or a good homeopathic allergy formula like I'm using. That could help, too. That I forgot to take before it left. The anti-histamines will ease the itching and more severe ones with epinephrine. I'm currently taking a formula by a botanical choice that Dr. Vilioli had turned me on to it. Doctors don't know if the allergy is permanent. Some patients show signs of declining antibodies over time. Although those with severe reactions are understandably reluctant to risk eating meat again. Even poultry products, such as turkey sausage. I hate that. Sometimes contain meat byproducts and can trigger the allergy. I want real sausage made from pork. The meat allergy does not seem to be lifelong. But the caveat is... Oh, is it beluga caveat? Or the levity bells have seen a lot of action today. This week. Go ahead. Additional tick bites bring it back. Beluga caveat. My God, my God! I've got a... Totally ouch! I accidentally conked myself between the legs with my chileli. Between? The hand though. I went with me.  Karma. Caramel or karma?  It's caramel, you goofballs. Or you foodie snobs say caramel. Caramel, my balls. Hey, hey, hey. Which happened to get hit accidentally. This is not the Ruth Heimer show. This is uncensored, heart-hitting truth. Uncensored caveat, yeah. So anyway, go ahead. I had a little change of pace. I had another joke, but I slipped my mind. Change of pace. Tomato paste? A deer abbey. That'll be good. We seem to do so well with deer abvies.  That's for sure. So it sparks comedy in our show.  Well, the amazing thing is that they would want to waste this woman's time with their absurd problems that are very solvable if you have common sense. All right, good. Coming out of an abusive relationship in the past, I made some poor decisions. I moved away from home and into pornography and prostitution. Oh, this is an interesting story. By the way, speaking of prostitution, the great New Jersey cops and et cetera just closed down two more massage parlors. What were they doing, giving happy endings to clients? Yeah. They were jerking them off? Yes, they were. Oh, that is such a terrible thing. That would really drive our society in New Jersey down. Was it Bergen County? Absolutely. Bergen County is very hoity-toity, nose up in the air, snooty. Oh, we can't have this. Let's do it. Meanwhile, the public is not exposed to it.  And you could send young people to die so old, greedy, miserable, corrupt, evil elitist geysers from Washington could make even more money. Or their friends in corporations or their actual corporations themselves with Mr. Dick Cheney and Halliburton, KBR, et cetera. Yeah, war profiteering. Oh, but that's not obscenity. That's not obscene. Oh, no, but men are getting masturbated, getting jerked off after they get a massage. Terrible. It's horrible. We can't have that. That's correct. You know, and the rich not paying taxes, but the middle class paying most of the taxes. That's okay. That's all right, too. Yeah, that's fine. Priorities really makes a lot of sense in America. Continuing, I come from a small town and it became a big deal when it hit the Internet. Yeah, you see sometimes these readings, these trivial readings spark fascinating discussions sometimes. All right, the Internet, explain about this. Everyone in my generation back home knew what I did. Okay. Years later, I am back home. I have a wonderful husband and we are expecting our first child, a girl. But, yeah. My husband loves and accepts me in spite of my past and my mother has become my best friend. It's rare, though, that a hooker change her life completely around and then live a straight way, straight edge lifestyle like that. Complete turn around. That's rare. Well, like in the old days, hookers became nuns. Really? Yeah, and if they didn't become nuns, they became their worst obscenity. People always go for the extreme. Yeah, exactly. It's always fanaticism and going to the extreme that humans tend to lean towards. It's never a life of moderation. I love my life here. Nowhere else feels like home, but I'm worried that my child's life could be miserable here because of my past. That could happen. Oh, yeah, that could happen, sure. She will go to school with the children of people who know my history. And they will torment the child. They will never forgive the mother.  I already know what's going to happen. No parent would want their child around me. Yes. And by extension, my daughter. She won't be able to hang out with any of the other people from school, the kids. She may also learn the unsavory things that I did. Why, people know about that too? Yes, they know about her past. Unsavory? I'm torn between moving away for her sake or stay. So this common knowledge is within this region? Only, yes. The kids are going to go through hell, really. An innocent child, you know. My parents are aging and have no one else to care for them. They can't follow me. But say I should do what is best for the baby. I hate the idea of deserting my parents when they need me, I also hate that my child will be ostracized. Can you help? It's a tough question. It's tough, very tough. Because you have your loved ones on both sides of you. You've got your parents, which would be heartbreaking to abandon them.  Innocent child tormented. So that's a tough question, I mean, a problem to solve. For your child's sake, I think you should relocate. As I'm sure you have already realized, people can be cruel. Oh boy. And they love to talk. Cruel at any age. When children overhear what is said over the back fence, they can be cruel too. And I'd rather your daughter wasn't subjected to it. This is not to imply that wherever you go, you might not encounter someone who recognizes you, but the chances are less. You don't have to move right away. Take your time. Scout out locations. Arrangements can be made for care if your parents need it. But your daughter's welfare must come first. Yeah, well, the parents should not be abandoned either. When you go to the store. Yeah. For milk and eggs. Me or the reading. The reading. Oh, okay. But it applies to you too. Okay, go ahead. There is a sell-by date on the package. Yes, perishable, sure. How long after that date is it safe to use that? You know what? I was talking to my sister about this and she has a job involved with pharmaceuticals. And, you know, usually an expiration date on drugs and nutritional supplements, it's not like written in stone. It's not like, there's kind of a grace period after the expiration date where the product is still going to be effective. So it's not like, okay, tomorrow it will expire, therefore I should throw it away. No, that's not the case. According to eatbydate.com, when it comes to milk. Pay attention. The length of time it lasts beyond the expiration date on the carton depends on what kind of milk it is. And the temperature in your refrigerator. Black toast-free and non-fat milk lasts another 7 to 10 days. Oh yeah, because fats make the tendency to become rancid. Skin and reduced fat milk one week. Milk doesn't last that long in my house. Whole milk should last 5 to 7 days.  Of course. Of course. For this to happen, the milk must be stored properly. Yeah, you'd have to have a real cold refrigerator. Temperature at or below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. That's true. Well, 32 degrees Fahrenheit is the freezing point. Yeah, you wouldn't want to do that when you're refrigerating. Because everything you took out would be frozen. Yeah, you could go into the upper 30s. You can get into the upper 30s. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics states that eggs should be refrigerated at the time you buy them and as soon as possible upon your return at home and can be used up to 3 weeks after the sell-by date. Eggs all that long in my house either. They have been stored properly. Well, well, eggs do not become rancid at room temperature like dairy products do. But you should refrigerate your eggs. Well, that's what they said, but you can still also use them 3 weeks after the sell-by date. They're still good. Exactly. And when you use them, you will be in ecstasy. Use them or lose them, baby. Yes. When it comes to preventing the spread of germs, maybe the president is on to something with his fondness for fist bumps. Fist? Bumps. Bumps. Instead of shaking hands. The familiar knocking of knuckles spreads only one-twentieth the amount of bacteria that a handshake does. Yeah, but try to do that with foreign prime ministers and it can't be... That's better than a high five, which still passes along the amount as a handshake. You can't. In certain social circles, you can't be high-fiving and fist-pumping. But then you should wear gloves, my friend. That's not a bad idea. Thank you. White gloves in a black top hat, like the Monopoly Man, with or without the monocle. So fist bumps, popularized by Barack Obama and others, seem to be the wisest greeting. As long as you don't use crotch bumps. Especially during cold and flu season. Oh, yes. The importance of hand hygiene is nothing new in medicine. But the researchers realize that while a lot of research focused on hands getting germy from touching doorknobs and other surfaces, only a few studies had looked at handshakes. And there are alternatives to handshakes. You see them on television all the time, the fist bump! And high five! Mr. Whitworth and Sarah Mellon-Shakans, fist bump, high five each other, dozens of times for the research. Elbow bumping. What's even better? Flip side, flip side, high five. One wore a glove. Covered in bacteria. While the other had a clean sterilized glove. After each greeting they measured how much bacteria had been transferred. Their results were published online today in the American Journal of Infection and Control. What makes the fist bump more sanitary? Mostly it's the smaller amount of surface area in contact between the two hands. The researcher did practice runs with paint to measure how much surface area each form of greeting involved. It's a novel study, though the results are not surprising. Said Mary Lou Manning. Resonant elect. Of the Association for Professionals in Infection and Control and Epidemiology. She said she hasn't seen much fist bumping or high fiving in hospitals. Well if you got those porno nurses in a hospital you'll see a lot more bumping. Hand shakes are more common. But they must be followed by good hand wash.   Orifices. Orifices. Orify. Orify. She said he hopes the norm changes in a hospital. You really don't want people to shake hands. It's an unnecessary risk. Now speaking of germs. Will there be any readings today concerning the recent Ebola epidemic? Or the chimichanga virus from that Caribbean mosquito? Anything come up? Because it's very... I go from top to bottom. It's very headline. Well I figure your memory... Newest to oldest. Oh my nudge. I figure your memory might recall coming across something that important. I don't think the Ebola is that important. Excuse me? Excuse me it's two people in the United States of America who are isolated. You know what? That's 315 million people. But I hear it might be transmitted by aerosol, by vapor. Is it possible? Absolutely. Is it possible to isolate at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta? So there's not a hell of a lot to say is what you're trying to tell me. If you're going to talk about Africa there certainly is, but not America. Right. Well I think that the new virus from the mosquitoes that's up here now, the Caribbean, the snile which appeared, has appeared is pretty important compared to other things. You know we're talking about infectious diseases, viruses, contagious, transmitted very easily and quickly. Well we were just talking about bacteria on your hands. By a new mosquito. What's the difference? That is more ravenous than the typical mosquito that we have in the northeast. Correct. But how many people are going to be affected? We don't know yet. Well there you go. And until we know. And until it becomes a problem so to speak. Well I'm glad I brought it up anyway because I think it should be brought up. Well yeah Ebola should be stopped in Africa so that it doesn't spread elsewhere. Well how come, is that why the very few infected Ebola positive Americans that are in quarantine now in isolation, is that why some of them are responding very well to proper treatment in the United States? No there is no treatment per se. But these two people, these were evangelists, they were working. Like a missionary. So in other words, Ebola has not been studied by western medicine that much. No I would say now. That's why they don't. But they are taking an experimental serum, which seems to be working. But as for a treatment per se, they don't have one. They just got to keep the body going. The same thing with the new virus from mosquito transmission from the Caribbean. They don't have a vaccine for that. So they don't really know enough about it. And you're not going to know enough about these types of things when you depend on private big farmers to do your research and development. You see, it ain't going to happen unless they're paid. The reason why I brought up Ebola, aside from the fact that it's a devastating, nasty, nasty disease is the fact that Monsanto wants to control the treatment of Ebola if it ever comes to the United States, you know, like it becomes a problem. Isn't that a coincidence that Monsanto wants to control the treatment? They might control everything. Or they just don't have enough money, Monsanto, do they? That's correct. But you see, that's why big corporations must be defined with proper taxation. Because when these things get too big, you see, they want to take over the world. Now, tell me if you think I'm wrong about this. But I read an article recently that because of the drought taking place in the American West, the CEO of Nestle is draining the aquifers from underneath the Colorado River. Yes. He is taking possession of... What is the name of that brand water he sells? Denison or... Dasani? Dasani. That's owned by Nestle's? Yeah. Hey, people out there. Boycott Dasani drinking water. It's owned by Nestle's, the evil Nestle that wants to control the drinking water supply of the entire planet Earth. Do not buy Dasani water. They are a inductee into this week's Chisela's Hall of Shame, which includes the CEO of Nestle's. And I have inducted others into the CEO... I mean, into the Chisela's Hall of Shame when I do the show with William H. Morrill very soon, which I think is coming up. And Nestle's, by the way, is a Swiss company. It's not American per se. So the CEO is not American? Oh, I don't know about that. What's his name again? I don't know. I know his last name. Al Duschbeck? Close. Well, they're all Duschbecks. They're all scumbags. I don't feel they should have the respect to memorize their names. It's bad enough we have... Well, it is if you want to put it on a crime report. And it's bad enough we know the names of the Republican congressional troublemakers. Do you think it's possible? They were all up there last night on Facebook, you know, who voted for this particular bill that just was through to not stop corporations from moving out. So they won't have to pay their taxes. They want to continue... And one of your friends on your thingy there defended that. Well, I haven't read the bill. Guess what, pal? Neither did they. I have to double check. Who wants a voter on it? I got a ditch slap this person around. I got to go by... It's an uncensored, hard-hitting truth Facebook group, right? No, it's on my post. So it's on my page. Oh, I don't know. So it's probably... I just assume that members of the group proactively get involved and post things on the group.  But you think it's possible for a international or United Nations tribunal to bring the Republicans in Washington up on charges of crimes against humanity, for being responsible for global warming and all these other earthly disasters? The UN has never been allowed to live up to its ultimate job. Like war crimes, like Bush Cheney. They tried. Like GW Bush Dick Cheney. Barack Obama's nixed it. Two-party system, corporatism. The Hague was going to take care of that, the World Court or whatever. And is Hillary Clinton still behind Monsanto? Yes, sir. Or has she changed her mind? She's a corporatist. Two-party system. There you go. Two sides of the same coin. We're going to break now. It is time for the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman's gastronomic delight known as lunch. Yeah, I'm going to be proactive and eat it. He's going to be proactively eating it. I am now going to meet with our voiceover artist William H. Morrill to do our show, followed by our promo, our commercial, done by William H. Morrill. And we'll be back for the balance of this show. Yeah, because there's definite crimes that these Republicans can be brought up on internationally, without a doubt. I mean, the list goes on and on and on. I wonder why a Democrat would be even remotely protective of any conservative. Gee, I wonder why. Because they're corporatists. Because they get their orders from... Forget about Democrat and Republicans.  Yeah, the higher authority is called greed.  You will do something else. Come on. No. They don't call it bribes. They don't call it bribes. But they call it a campaign contribution. They get Alec to write the damn law, give it to the particular law person, and then they push it through. So it's a slap in the face of the people that voted for them. That's correct. It's what it is. It's total disrespect of the American voter that put them in office. That's correct. Okay. Nothing new there. Yeah. Okay, we're here with William H. Moore III. We're having a very typical dog day, summer day, almost 90 degrees with high humidity. And how are you feeling, sir, today? Clowsy. Okay. I don't like the weather. To be honest with you. I don't mind dry heat, but I can't stand humidity. Okay. Well, we got an interesting story here that I thought would be worth mentioning. The first Baptist church of Royal Palm Beach, Florida had a homeless man arrested, in their opinion, for his own good, for helping himself to some cookies inside the church valued at $2.25. My church felt that the hungry homeless man was arrested for his own good to teach him a lesson because he ate whatever the hell it was, a few cookies, $2.25, a stinking drop in the bucket, they had to arrest the poor guy who's probably starving for all we know. Hungry. And this is a pastor. This is a church. I would say let's death penalty. Let's kill him. The guy's a thief and I'm being facetious, though. Yeah. Let's kill him. If you're going to be that petty and arrest the guy for his own good as they like to say over some cookies, let's kill him. Destroy him. Then go out hunting others. Go get other people. Yeah.   Well, doesn't the same mindset want to torment and punish the poor children crossing the border over in Texas trying to get away from their poverty? Why don't we just start a mask killing them?  Is that what it is? No. The bottom line, too, is this is our country and we can only take so many. What will this end? How many can we take? We've got to be honest and fair here. What are we? Is your country so bad you don't want to stay there? Yes, it is. If we start dealing with their governments, their own governments, that will make them want to stay. Putting pressure. They're scared to be there because of the crime, the gangs, the whole bit, what have you. We can't... We're... We've only got so much money and so much space. We can't police the whole world and we can't save the whole world. Look at this. All these... What do you call it? Gymnasiums or what have you. We're putting all these kids into whatever. There's only so much square footage. We're running out of room. You mean like concentration camp? No, not concentration camp. Oh, we don't treat them like that. But the point is that the United States government should be putting pressure on their corrupt governments to start... People want to stay and live in peace a little bit. And to start recognizing and respecting human rights. Rather than having people live in fear, they're so scared they want to get out and they want a better life like in the United States, which is understandable. These are not bad people. These are young children, young people. People that want a better their lives, understandable. Their governments don't make them want to feel wanted. They're living in fear down there. And this is no way for anyone to live. Exactly, exactly. And we're getting back to this... The horrible treatment of the poor and homeless in America. This is a pastor, no less, with this attitude. This is incredible. Well, I'm going to interrupt you right now. Don't hide behind the phrase pastor. Too many people hide behind the phrase pastor. They expect him to... They hide behind the veil of the damn church. You know how many people I know are... The Valchristians? I don't want to sound corny, but go to church religiously. Every Sunday, yeah.  You could swear. It's uncensored. We're having an uncensored show.  We don't do that. But they are fake. They hide behind the veil. Every Sunday during the week they're scum. So just because he's a pastor. I mean, hey, okay, look. How many... How many guys like priests over the decades or centuries have molested young boys? And I can go into detail. Many, many. Why is it young boys, not young girls? Pedophiles. So, okay, aside from that. So because he's a pastor, are you supposed to trust him? Hey, pull yourself together. It's because they're wearing a uniform. Certain officers, not the majority. The minority have committed crimes of rape for the whole bit. As if firemen, firemen have done that too. And then firemen have been part of Romania. They started fires. I think it could be the first of us to want to be a hero.  No matter what you do, it's going to be bad in every profession. Right. Right. But it's just that the pastor is held up to a higher standard than the average person. Well... But some use the church to make money at tax-free income. That's all scam. So a lot of them use the church to make money as a front. You know? It's all a scam because I have a collar or whatever. People trust you more. Why? Why do they trust you more because you have a collar on? Because you're a man of the cloth, as they say. Why is it when they've done... done it? The burglar walls down and demolished some of these monasteries from centuries ago or decades ago. They found the skeletal remains of infants and babies. Meaning nuns.  And they had to get rid of the evidence. And you don't have it. You can't do that. We're not supposed to have it. Absenters. We're not supposed to have it. Well, they murdered the kid. The children. Yeah. So we give in to the church. We will not do this. But we'll commit murder. Oh, it's not wonderful. Yeah. Do you believe in God? I always tell a lot of people they get upset when I ask this. Do you believe in God? Yes, I do.  And I said, I want you to go home. I want you... You've heard me say this before on your show. I want you to go home tonight. Look in the mirror. In a few days or tomorrow, you call me. You tell me what looks back at you.    Exactly. Did you know also there was a recent article where New York City police officers invaded the wrong apartment and literally broken and pulled this naked woman out of the shower or she was taking a shower? It's been a lot worse than that.  A four-year-old was recently tased by a New York City police officer. A four-year-old child. What kind of a threat?  Don't tolerate a four-year-old. Go back to the original. Kill him.  What worse? I mean, it must take a real tough macho man to tase young girls, young college girls and spray them with pepper, unarmed or children. I've gotten involved with the police when I walked upon the street instance. And I did more than the police did. And you know what does it? Calmness. When the guy's yelling and the cops grab him, the guy said, I said, Relax. Settle down. If they keep on squirming and fighting. When the cops come over, they yelling, that invokes. And you know, everyone, I swear to God, there's no exaggeration. Yeah. After everything settled down, I said, you were so nice. You were talking about the SWAT teams. No, both. Both sides. Even the cop shook my hand and the guys, the culprits or whatever you want to call them, said, You were so nice.  That's nuts. Nothing. Nothing. Why do you think when I was in college, I was always the one everybody called. I want Billy. I want Billy. Guys I didn't even know. When they were sitting on the ledge, wanting to commit suicide, asked for me. And I'd be in the student union building running up, so it was a ledge. You also only talk to you. I went, and I know it sounds braggish. I don't mean this. I never lost one. I went out there on the ledge with you and I said, whoa, we're going to lie up here. We're not talking like an empire state building. We're talking three, four, five stories. If you keep your composure and you talk on their mind, and you talk in an intelligent, non-offensive way, things will, there won't be any trouble. But to subdue and arrest children and women unarmed and old people that might be giving you a shot. I have noticed this footage a lot. Most of these people, the majority I've seen in film footage, whatever, they don't know how to communicate or negotiate. They don't know how to calm somebody down. I would have done it entirely different. And I'm not a police officer, but I do have experience in dealing with people. I mean, if you've got a pepper-may somebody, it's usually used when the other person is giving you a real hard time. You know, to pepper-may. Like, for instance, the Occupy Wall Street, the college girls that were sitting on the lawn, and the cop just went back and forth just like, because he felt like it, amasing them in the face. Why did he lost his job? Unarmed girls, young girls. He lost his job over there. But I have to investigate this four-year-old child that was, I mean, that's really sick. Four years old? That's like a toddler, almost. No, that is a toddler. Four years old. Well, five years old, they go to kindergarten. So you might as well say they're an older toddler. It doesn't matter. At that age. Oh, what threat?  I don't think so. And even a grown woman in a shower, naked as a J-bird, pulling her out of the shower.  Well, also, you know, we discussed the other day. I don't believe in killing these guys. They're shooting them when they come at you with a knife. Aren't you trained in martial arts and how to disarm a guy with a knife? A gun is different to me, because that can be shot. Yeah, but can't they pop them in the leg? But with a knife, can't you disarm somehow? You're right. Can't you shoot the guy rather than kill? For the leg? For the leg. I wasn't afraid. It's not disarmed. But you know what I'm trying to say. Stop him from doing what he's doing. Isn't there something called rubber bullets? Yeah. A gun that shoots rubber bullets? You have a lot of alternative non-lethal weapons at your disposal as law enforcement officers. I watched the video of a man, an American man who was struggling and he must have been strung out on drugs. A young man. I watched him being tased so many times by the cops that he died. You didn't face him, but it affected his party electricity. Yeah, so eventually he died. Now, what about having enough cops subdue him and handcuffing him? Once they're handcuffed and they're on the ground, I don't see a threat being posed here. Did they have to tase him so many times?   Yeah. And you have options and alternatives. Exactly. We overreact too fast. Well, that guy, I forget his name, Mr. Bell, I believe, was a young man years ago when he was engaged. I thought he was a day of the night before his wedding. 50-plus shots fired at him and he was unarmed. Please, talk about overkill, unnecessary kill. He's unarmed and over 50-plus shots were fired at these young men. And this has nothing to do with grace. Well, maybe it does what they did. But the bottom line, it doesn't matter what you are. Black, white, purple, green, yellow, red. I don't care what you are.  Okay, the guy is unarmed and over 50-plus shots were fired at you. Yes, he died. Of course. Overkill, of course. But this seems to be a lack of empathy and compassion for the poor in America today. You know that North Carolina is illegal to be homeless. They arrest you as a vagrant. Instead of finding you a shelter, they just put you in jail. And how do you get out? You can't afford bail, obviously. No, then you stay there. How long is that legal for how long? No, they probably put you to work in some privatized prison. But once you get out, you're still poor and homeless. Aren't you still broke when you get out of jail? Yeah, what's their starting gift? Probably $20. So where do they go?  What's wrong? I mean, the thing is nobody's solving problems. You're punishing me for going through hard times. Right. You're broke. That makes a lot of sense. Because they blame... We'll go back to how we began. They kill them. Kill them.  Anything out of the norm? Kill them. They're blaming the person for being poor and broken homeless. Do they know the circumstances for why you're broken homeless? They don't even ask. Everybody has a different story, don't they? Hey, look what I'm on to me, what I'm going through. I've had everything I had.  Stolen and bezzled. Do you know my story? Don't criticize me. And they're so quick to criticize. They're so quick to criticize and accuse and arrest without hearing the circumstances. That's right. We are the human being. We are the species who are overly quick to judge. Yeah, overly quick to judge. Okay, let's see, anything else in the news? We can discuss that next time. Oh, yes, yes, yes. One more thing I want to bring up. Okay, I want to first add the first Baptist church of Royal Palm Beach, Florida our chiseless hall of shame. They're one of our inductees. And I would also like to add the Safeway chain of supermarkets to the chiseless hall of shame because even though Safeway now carries labeled organic food, they refuse to let their customers know on their label if the food is genetically modified or not. People have a right to know what they're putting in their body by posting truth in labeling on the label. So that's it. Those are two of our, I'm sure there will be more inductees, but those are often about two inductees into the chiseless hall of shame. Of course, the first Baptist church of Royal Palm Beach, Florida had the homeless man arrested for eating some cookies and it was his own and it was for his own good. $2025 worth of cookies as a recap and then Safeway. William H. Moore, the third thank you as always. Everybody have a good one. Bye bye. 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 as always. Our voiceover artists, William H. Moore, the third, for a very invigorating show to say the least. If I remember, I will, next week, myself and William Moore are going to discuss how the utility companies have their sneaky ways of ripping people off, like PSE and G, where they'll estimate your bill without being exact according to the meter.  Playing that numbers game. Same thing with Social Security, disability, SSI, welfare, case workers. They'll turn everybody down the first time hoping that most people will not appeal it or fight it. And in the case of utilities, they'll overcharge those, you know. So let's just play a little on the Jews heart. See, Jews heart, baited in Italy. I had it since the 1980s. All right. It is definitely something flying around there, something, I don't know if the mold spores are high or the pollen count is high or ballet is high, alley high, or high karate. High. Remember that commercial? High karate? High foot high karate pops on. When you were a youngster. A youngster. To my good friend and master, a personal trainer extraordinaire in Southern California, Mr. Rick Brown, Mr. Slick Rick Brown. Slick Rick, baby. Greetings to you and your organization that you belong to called Steel, Stone, and Sugar. Now a traveling nationwide doing your seminar workshops, teaching people how to properly use the mace, which is an ancient exercise tool. So hello and greetings to Rick Brown. And just look up Steel, Stone, and Sugar and see where they're going to be next. You know, maybe you would want to attend their seminar. And also saying hello to a strong woman. And I didn't realize she lived in New Jersey. A Dutch woman that is very athletic and very powerful by the name of Dina Ergaard. Ergaard. Dina Ergaard. I send you greetings also. She's like, she's much stronger than Zena Warrior Princess. She's like a Viking warrior. She's a very strong kettlebell power lifter. So anyway, we'll talk about it. And of course, all of our inductees into the Chiseless Hall of Shame, you're all very welcome to be there and be shamed. I'm sure their bank accounts take care of that. They're not too shamed. No, because they're making money. They're like sociopaths there. They have no remorse for their ill-gotten gains. Like Republicans and corporate American CEOs. There's no feeling of remorse for what they do. Because they're missing oxytocin.  Well, oxytocin is almost like giving them an excuse for trivializing what they do. It's like having pity on them. They're evil. They're not entitled to pity in any shape. But what if they get a shot of it and it changes their personality? You know, like that woman with a Doris wrap or something? Well, they better make restitution for all the people they hurt. Where she took sugars and put decent food in prisons and it altered the prisoners' behavior. She actually was a placebo or she actually gave them something. She gave them decent food. I thought prisoners ate pretty good. What? White flour, sugar, etc., etc.? That's what they give them? Of course. The same thing would be they give hospital people. Oh, my God.  Yeah, I think it was white flour, lard, and pork, maybe, something like that. A lot of sugar. They sent them a lot of high-sugar items and they became severely diabetic as a result. Well, also, like Dr. Feingold, etc., additives and sugar, etc., altered behavior.  That's like saying don't give to the homeless because they're going to turn around and buy booze with it. It's another example of always blaming the victim. The victim is victimized because it's the victim's fault according to a conservative. Not that they cause the victim to be the way they are. They never take the blame or responsibility for the victim's circumstances. No, it's their own fault.  They're alcoholics. Like the conservative pastor in Texas. They can't find a job. They're unemployed. They can't find a job. They should be allowed to starve. They should not get any money. And who put him in the position to judge? Who put Pat Robertson in the position to judge. Incorrect. When the Bible says very clearly, judge not, lest ye be judged also. It does say that. That's correct. It says a lot of stuff that they don't believe in and listen to. Well, he's a pastor. You would think he would know the Bible better than us. Well, you're not better than you. What if he's a minister of Satan? But he's disguised as a minister of God. That's correct. It's a false Christianity. They're counterfeit Christians. Just like all the new translations of the Bibles. Which alter the originals. Well, I had a little... I wasn't bucking heads with him, but I didn't understand what he meant. I was talking to Ken Creey about Joel Osteen. And I says, Joel Osteen, he's obviously a prosperity preacher. And he doesn't mention many important things that are in the Bible. Many scriptures he doesn't mention. Ken says, absolutely. He's not giving the wrong message. I'm not giving the right message. He's leaving a lot of things out. He does talk about getting rich, how God wants you to get wealthy. He doesn't talk about the end times. He doesn't talk about salvation. He doesn't talk about a lot of things. He also showed photos of his mansion. And what I said to Ken was, I wonder how much of his fortune does Joel Osteen donate to the poor and the homeless. But that's not his fortune. He's a socialist. Ken says, I don't know what... I'm in no place to judge Joel Osteen because I don't know what he does. Well, I'm not judging Joel Osteen. A lot of people misconstrue basic criticism with judgment. I'm saying, prove it. Look, if he donates a lot of money to the poor, show me. If you can't show me, that means you do not donate anything to the poor. That's not his money. What money? The money he gets. He gets it from the people in his church. Doesn't he have control over that money? I don't know how much control he has over the money, but the point is... How does he live in a mansion? It's not his money. But how does he live in a mansion? Because he's paying, the church is paying for it. He's a socialist. Well, isn't that... He's not an entrepreneur. Isn't that like most conservative evangelists or evangelists in general? Yes, they all live off the church they are pastors of. They get a car. They get a house. They get it is. They get it out. Well, I heard the documentary about Jim Baker that was married to Tammy Faye. And he had the affair with that woman. And they said during the documentary, Jim Baker really was not a donator of money to the poor. He was there to make big bucks. Why would he donate money to the poor? Because he's on TV talking about mentioning God's name. That's why I figure he's donating money to the poor. Well, the point is the people who in his church are donating the money to the church. Not to the pastor. So the evangelist, the pastor is a spokesperson for the church which he does not have soul control over. Is that what you're trying to tell me? Well, control control. I'm talking about the money. Well, control and the money is synonymous. No, I just said the church has control of the money. Okay. He benefits from it. Right. Because he is the head of the church. Right. But it's not his money. But Olstein cannot take it upon himself to take church money, take donations, and give it to, let's say, a foundation that feeds the homeless in America and give them like a several mil. Each church probably has a part in its church that handles the poor. It's like Pat Robertson has a place.  Angels or something. And it donates money and et cetera to Africa. Well. They all have something like that. And they don't pay... That's not his job. And of course they don't pay taxes which they really should now since they stick their Pinocchio nose into politics. So in other words, he has to get approval in order to spend the parishioner's donation money, the fortune that is amassed in donations. Yeah, if he goes spending it personally he could end up in trouble. Right. Well some people are more obvious than others like Peter Popov. He's kind of like pretty obvious. But the point is that all of those churches are not entrepreneurs. They are socialists. They are supported by someone else. Right. So they have no business to yak about conservative put up that's bootstrap qualities and et cetera. And if you're poor and you can't find a job you should starve. That kind of stuff. Because they are being supported by others. Okay? Like the schmuck over here. Just the same as welfare and food stamps, et cetera. Pastor John Hagey. Mr. Hagey. Mr. Hagey of Texas. Yeah, like him. Oh, you can't find a job. You're unemployed. It's your own fault. You should not get any help. You should die. Starve. That's great. Mr. Hagey does not have a grip on reality. Okay? None of them do. Mr. Hagey has that argument.  No, God doesn't want you to be wealthy. He wants you to be content with contentment. Okay? Not wealthy. Because when you become wealthy, the wealth becomes your God. Because you will protect that at all costs. Yeah.  Well, and of course, of course, Michelle Bachman just thinks John Hagey is right on the money. Thinking is one thing. Having knowledge of is another thing. Yeah. Bachman just thinks a lot. Or she reads talking points.  You mean like Ann Cunter? Yes. Like Ann the Cunt Cunter? All of them. Talking points? All of them. Even the stupid-ass Sarah Palin talking points? They do not give thought to the things that they end up saying. They just say it. Because that others in their clique have said it. Well, the conservative clique, which includes the conservative pastors like John Hagey and the politicians, they have this arrogant American attitude that I have mine and I don't care what you have or do not have as long as I have mine. But they wouldn't dare say that out loud. That's what they mean. They're actions. You follow their actions, that's what they mean. And that's how all those redneck people living in the red states, they have the same attitude. I have mine.  But they don't say that about the pastors, do they? Like I just said. They're being supported by others. Socialism. That's correct. So they are lazy. And it's high time that they're taxed. I think so. It's high time that the rich are taxed. It's high time, as I said before, that bond transactions and stock transactions are taxed. There's trillions of dollars there. Right now, you don't have to put up a lot of money to buy stocks. I don't know what the goddamn amount is today. It used to be 50%. Back in the 30s and the 40s and the 50s after FDR. But today, if it's a quarter percent, we're lucky. That's why all the speculation. I mean, you don't have to buy oil to speculate on it. You don't have to have a delivery. Oh, I just bought 10,000 gallons of oil. I just put a couple of dollars down. And I speculate on this stuff. The price is going to go up tomorrow. It's going to go down one. Either lose or I win. But if I lose, how much money am I losing? That's what we have. Now, if they had to pay a tax on every transaction, or they had to put down 50%, that would cut speculation way down. Way down. I would like to say hello to my good friend and also the president of his own fine groups, one of which is called the Modern Medical Quackery, Mr. Robert Cheeky of Montreal, Canada. Greetings, my good friend, Mr. Robert Cheeky. And also my other friend from Varanasi, India. Guy in Shankle Singh. Greetings, Guy in Shankle Singh from Uncensored Heart Hitting Truth. Okay. Let us sink our teeth back into these readings. A comet. Okay. On Wednesday, an unmanned probe, excuse me, swung alongside a comet. Wednesday, after a 4 billion mile chase through space, over 10 years, Europe's Rosetta probe will orbit and study the giant lump of dust and ice as it hurdles toward the sun. And if it all goes well, it will drop a lander onto the comet in the coming months. Rosetta turned up as planned for its rendezvous with comet 67P-Cherry Umoff-Gerasenko somewhere between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. The incredible trip launched March the 2nd, 2004, marks a milestone in mankind's effort to understand the mysterious shooting star that periodically flashed past Earth and have often been viewed with fear and trepidation. While the moon, Mars, and even asteroids have been visited, no spacecraft has yet gotten so close to a comet. Having achieved this feat, the Rosetta will go one step further and drop a lander on 67P's icy surface. A maneuver planned for November. You can compare what we've done so far to finding a speck of dust in a big city. Said Dearhard Schwem, who was the lead scientist on the Rosetta mission until his recent retirement, to catch their quarry, scientists at the European Space Agency had to overcome a series of hurdles that included a last-minute change of destination after a carrier rocket failure delayed the launch and a tense hibernation period of 31 months during which the probe was out of contact with ground stations. Before Rosetta swung alongside 67P with a final thrust on Wednesday, the spacecraft also had to accelerate to 37,000 miles per hour, a speed that required three loops around Earth and one around Mars. Underlining the achievement, the European Space Agency's Director General Jean-Jacques Dordain told scientists and spectators at the Mission Control Center, this is our only chance to have a rendezvous with a comet. Rosetta will now spend several months observing 67P at a safe distance of up to 60 miles. This will give scientists time to find a safe place to land. Rosetta's sidekick, fillet! That maneuver will pose an unprecedented challenge because there will be no second shot. Recent pictures of 67P show that its surface is porous with steep cliffs and house-sized boulders. One person involved with Rosetta from the start called the landing mission impossible, with only a slim chance of success. Even if the landing fails, Rosetta will remain in the comet's orbit until at least the end of 2015, gathering reams of data with its 11 onboard sensors. Was that reading about Chris Christie? I didn't say I had a reading about Mr. Chris Christie.  So he was showing his true colors as usual? Yes, he was showing what a big man he is. He's a very political, bully, obnoxious ogre, and how he's basically a modern-day dictator. All Republican conservatives are dictators at heart. They wish to rule, not govern. Now Martin Drummond told me, he says, How did Chris Christie get elected in a traditional blue state? Same thing with Wisconsin, with Scott Walker. Same thing with Minnesotans voting for Michelle Bachman. These are all blue states. Martin says it could be rigged. The election could be rigged. Well, they've been wanting to do that ever since 2001 with George W. Bush.  Why didn't the hell they get behind Barbara Buono and vote for her and prevent the re-election of Chris Christie? Why didn't they do this then and get behind Barbara Buono? Now all of a sudden, because he won re-election, now they're doing their job as progressives. They're not progressives. But the Blue New Jersey... Most of them are not liberals. They are corporate Democrats. What about these people? They are as evil as the Republicans. Well, they sound progressive to me online. Well, that's to get your vote, maybe, or the money to donate to them. Maybe they're looking for money. But what do you think is progressive? Progressive is when you're doing the right thing for most of the population. Well, name me one Democrat who does that. Politician? No, they give you a few crumbs like my grandfather used to say. Well, there you go. My grandfather used to say you get a few crumbs. So there are no real progressives. But... If you have to depend on other people, corporations, the plutocrats, for your money, you are not going to be progressive. You know the old saying, the proof is in the pudding. Well, after four years of Chris Christie, it's very obvious what Chris Christie was about. And so many people were complaining about him left and right.   How do any Republicans in any states get the votes that they got? How did the Republicans who ran against FDR actually get as many votes as they did?  Evil people out there who vote Republican.  Well, what would you call it? Scott Walker. Did he get re-elected in Wisconsin? That's correct. Wisconsin is supposed to be a blue state, right? Correct. Minnesota is supposed to be a blue state, correct? Correct. Humana, humana, humana. Massachusetts had a few Republican governors. That's supposed to be a very blue state. The land of the Kennedys, right?  Well, beyond the obvious one reason is that, let's say Democrats own a house in the Senate one year or something like that. And then people don't like that. They want to take the Republicans in the next year. You know, that happens too. But you can't explain Republicans in the red states. Like, for instance, in Wolf County in Kentucky, how these people can vote for Republicans who point it up to your face every single time to get a chance. I'm a corporatist. I'm an asker for big business in the plutocrats. And you don't...   If your life never gets better year to year and your standard of living never rises and you don't have a pot to piss in, then why on earth are you voting for corporatists, conservatives every time? Is it because of your crazy, unproven, ridiculous cult religion? You know, where you're so worried about if human life begins with a fertilized egg, instead, you know, you can't pay your bills and they're worried about a fertilized, frickin' fertilized egg? Yep. You think that's the reason why they vote Republican? It's many reasons.  Women's rights activists. Okay. And female legislators have filed a legal complaint against Turkey's Deputy Prime Minister. How the hell could they do that? Who said last week that women should not laugh aloud in public. Wow. Isn't that very extremely Muslim, like very radically, radical Islamic opinion? Sounds kind of dictatorial to me. They shouldn't be allowed in public. You mean exposing their face? Laughter. What does this have to do with face? I didn't hear you say laughter. You said laughter.  Women should not laugh aloud in public. I couldn't hear it. It sounded like laugh. You said laugh? Laugh. Well, pronounce it. L-A-U-G-H. Well, pronounce it properly so I can hear you. Clean those ears out. Jabroni. I'm yelling here for Christ's sake. Just later, Alin Nazeliaka said the women filed the complaint with court officials in Istanbul on Monday accusing Deputy Prime Minister Bullent of violating charters on gender discrimination. Women are not supposed to express happiness in public. That's correct. In Turkey. They're supposed to be miserable. They're supposed to look miserable all the time and only men can laugh. That's correct. Sounds like they want women to be second class, second to men. Well, as the Bible says. Maybe third. Women should be silent in church. It sounds like the family dog has more rights than the women with this way of thinking. I don't have a family dog. No, I mean like if a man, the man has all the rights and his dog, he probably treats his dog better than he treats his wife in that culture. I'm sure that the biblical statement has more to do with education than anything else. Because at that particular time, women were not highly educated. Well, women are not supposed to be pastors according to the Bible either. Well, that is true. But they can be certain other things in the church and etc. And of course you have the times in ancient Israel when Israel was ruled by women. Well, this is ridiculous about women not laughing in public. This is insane. Well, of course it's ridiculous, but all of those things are ridiculous. What do you think?  Is a human being or a fertilized egg is a human being?  That's great. Oh, that's a potential human being? That's correct. Who on earth is going to support all of these extra babies that will be born according to conservatives? Who's going to support them? Who cares? They don't care about that. They don't think long term, do they?  But this is proof that they don't put any thought into anything. That's correct. They don't think. That's correct. Their own Bible. Their own Bible states that Adam was animated by the breath of life. Yes. Not by a sperm entering an oven. Wow. The breath of the first breath of life. That's the only time that the Bible mentions about life beginning in a human, right? Human life beginning is the first breath. Isn't that when the baby's born? The baby up until then is gathering nutrition and et cetera from mommy. Developmental stations, you know.  Before then it's a parasite on a woman's body. Yes. That is true. This must be understood by these idiots. It's a parasite. Yeah. There's no independent cognitive abilities. Or the ability to live on its own. No. Can't.  It's only because we got modern technology and incubators and it's that we have some of them survive. You know what, artificially keeping them living. It's like a tadpole that still has part of its gills. If you remove the bullfrog tadpole from the water, it will suffocate. It's not ready to breathe outside of water because it's not a frog yet. Yeah. So it's the same thing with a fetus, embryo, what have you? Baby. Human baby. Parasite. Parasite. It's not ready to live and survive. It can't pull itself up by the bootstraps. But once it's born, Republicans want the baby to pull itself by the bootstraps. Or they want the parents to be there to be responsible. But if they don't like contraception and they don't like abortion, then how do poor parents support the baby? The baby. As you said before, and we said before, they do not think these things through. Evidently not. Evidently not. We shall end up with a letter to Amy Dickinson. A little change of pace. Whoever Amy sticks to. Another dear Abby. You're infesting this show with all this sniffle snaffle. I love them. We've got to get some heavy-duty, man-hard-hitting stuff in this show. I must start out by saying... Politics! Politics! Politics! Politics! This is politics!  Not as you're understanding it. This is politics. Okay, I'm wrong. This is human behavior. Okay, I'm warriors. I must start out by saying this is not a midlife crisis. I am 40-year-old guy who has never dated anyone over 25. Oh, my. He's a very... He sounds like the Dos Equis man, the most interesting man alive. I recently broke up with a 19-year-old after dating her for a month. Stay thirsty, my friends. Yeah, wow. She was the one who asked me out. Hey, these chicks are asking him out. He's probably rich. But the pressure from her friends and family was too much. Oh, her friends... Yeah, girls, young females have friends that always interfere. They always have something to say. You know, they pretend they're helping their friend, but in reality, they're just jealous that they don't have a real man for a boyfriend. She then started dating someone her own age. Even though she left for school a month ago, we talk on the phone almost every night, sometimes for hours. I guess she doesn't have her own mind. This girl got to me like no one else ever has. Yeah, I imagine so. She's 19. I know we were made for each other. He's in lust, I bet. Oh, at different times. I can't get her out of my head! I can't get her out of my head! Isn't that a song?  No, no. A little Anthony Imperial, right? Can't get her out. I think I'm going out of my head. Yeah, for you. What's the other one? Get it. Oh, that's something else. Get out of my bed, get into my car. That's a song from the 80s, I think. Anyway, continue. I don't know if I should just keep talking to her and stay close hoping she may still have feelings for me. That's because she's used to that young stuff. That's why he's all upset. Amy's answer. Thank you for declaring that you are not having a midlife crisis. I agree, you are having a dim life crisis. Amy's probably an older woman that thinks it's disgusting that the 40-year-old has dated a 19-year-old.  I'll tell you what he's thinking.  He's thinking of that little old bearded clam down below. That's what he's thinking. And he's thinking with his other head, right? I realize I have some major baggage here, many of us do. At least those of us with teenage daughters. If you attempt to date mine, by the way, I'm coming after you. You should have said, oh, send me a picture of your daughter. Or better yet, I'll send her father. The fascia? Well, you know, there was an episode on Everybody Loves Raymond where the brother Robert was dating this chick, and he's middle age and he's dating this girl in her late teens. The big guy that was a cop, right? Yeah, Robert Barone is a New York City police officer and Raymond's wife, I yelled at him. She took offense to it. I thought she overreacted, but, you know, I don't know, people get upset about stuff like that. You know? Our parents must be worried about this. And I would think that as their contemporary you would try to respect them, at least a little bit. But she is also a party to this relationship. And based on what you present here, it sounds as if she's still interested in you. She talks to him every day, still, and another thing. Parents and relatives and friends of the girl.   Since she is a barely consenting adult. Barely, she's... There isn't much anyone can do legally to prevent you from seeing each other. That's what I'm saying. I do feel, however, that the decent and adult thing is for you to back off.  Oh, she's getting demonstrative with him? She really is? In order to allow her to have a halfway normal life at college? Why? Alright, she's an adult. She could date whoever she wants. Why is it so horrible that... Because he's 40 years old. But they're acting like she's a minor for God's sakes. She's not a minor. I realize. She's young. That by the time she graduates, she may be too old for you. He may be too old for her, you mean. But since you're made for each other. Made for each other? I assume you'll be happy to wait, in spite of the fact she might outgrow you. He'll get decrepit, old and decrepit, and she'll... It's only four years! What she's saying is that she may get too old for him because he's only interested in the youngsters. Oh, I follow that. By the time she gets out of college, she'll be 23. Yeah, well... And maybe not his type anymore. And people change. Young people change, even though they're adults. You know, they... What's going to happen when he can't, like, put out anymore? You want to cheat on him with a... with a younger stud? You know, when he's unable to... to service her properly. That can happen too. You know, but anyway... You've got a few more years for that to come around. My God! Don't be 40! Hey, there are older men who take excellent care of themselves. They get optimum nutrition. They work out all the time. They're in fantastic shape. And they can perform. You know, compared to somebody who is not nutritionally oriented and does not exercise. Well, you don't have to really... Yeah, exercise really has nothing to do with that. But nutrition does, you know. And activity. Yeah. You know? Not keeping it in your pants all day long. For 25 years. 25 years? Yeah, it does get rusty, so to speak. Figuratively. Rusty. You know, you gotta get the codwebs out.  You gotta do... That's why they say... The best training for any activity or sport is to do the movement that you do in the sport. You know what I mean? Like, the best way to prepare if you haven't golfed in a long time is to play golf. Same thing with baseball. Mr. Tiger Wood is playing golf now, but he's not doing well. How's he doing? Because of his back injury and surgery that he has.  Well, that is twisting motions there. Oh, so it's like... It's like carpal tunnel. It's like tennis cell boat. You're making the same motion like basketball or baseball. Rotator cuff. It's always the same motion over and over, repetitive. I hear you. I understand. Well, that wraps it up. And, of course, the summer is rapidly wrapping up. And I don't foresee any holidays until, I guess, Labor Day weekend. That's about it. You know, of course, happy birthday, Hulk Hogan. Hulky. Terry Boulaia, yeah, his birthday is like any day now, or maybe a past. Yeah, he's a fellow Leo, like myself. And, of course, Barack Obama is also amongst many others. But anyway, that's about it. We'll see you next week. God willing. The Cretol rise. Right, for another invigorating, hard-hitting show. And don't forget. And maybe a dear Abbey in Amy Dickinson. I don't know. More of them. But hopefully, a lot of really tough political readings will be coming our way next week. Thank you for joining us. And members of the Uncensored, Hard-Hitting Truth Facebook group, be proactive. Interact. Debate. And post. But if you're going to argue with anybody, stick to the subjects. Don't make no personal attacks. Stick with the subject. Oh, all the hominy grits attacks you just mentioned. Ad hominem. Ad hominem. How many grits? All right. Say so long to these people. So long people.