Morning everybody I'm gonna do probably do several of these little video clips that I feel about corporations and and company raises and Certain talk show hosts and radio people that I think that anybody could just go out and get a job and Demand raises from your company and everything but real quick real quick real quick.   How many people do you know go into your boss and say I want to raise? I don't know man. I haven't gotten a raise since the 80s. I'm talking about merit raises not Cost of living raises they used to be a time where you went in and you got a merit raise from your boss, right?  They don't give you raises anymore. They give you a cost of living increase It's not a raise.   We just get enough to get by now You want the economy to grow give us some money to spend They say these companies are making money then they're not spending and they're holding back the money all this stuff Right give it to us the working man.  What is Anyway, let me know what you think, you know, I really Something's got to change man. Something's got to change and they got to change soon Okay It just happens to be Saturday afternoon Um Saturday afternoon of May the third 2014 Yes, it is a Cinco de Mayo week Cinco de Mayo the fifth of May is this Monday Really Monday, it's Monday. Oh today's the third. That's right You know for those of you that watch Sesame Street growing up the fifth is Monday and What Cinco de Mayo is is Mexico's independence they they they they they were liberated from the French Right first Spain A battle it was a French. It was a battle against the French in 1962.  Yeah, well in the French had Florida Yeah, and Louisiana definitely, you know, you see New Orleans with the with the French Lily Fleur de Lis and And then there were there were the French I think had parts of the Midwest With the Louisiana purchase. I think that was and that was that was the more East. Yeah East South Southeast Yeah, but anyway getting back to Mexico's independence day Then they established that flag that we all know the Red, white and green with the eagle in the center Hovering over the cactus on top of the cactus. I think holding a serpent in one in one talent He's holding a snake. I believe that's the Mexican flag. Yeah. Yeah, so happy Cinco de Mayo to all you Mexican Americans including people Mexicans living in Mexico and throughout the world and all the illegally immigrants here all Mexicans everywhere happy Cinco de Mayo and You know for those of you that are not Mexican that love Mexican food and frozen margaritas and and good Mexican beer like myself happy Cinco de Mayo to me too and Hey, let me tell you something about people who squawk about illegal immigrants if it wasn't for those greedy scumbag American corporatists Owners of companies and CEOs that that love to hire the illegal immigrants so they can pay them cheap Below minimum wage. There wouldn't be any illegal immigration issue But I just want to say And if Mexico itself Provided for their people instead of their 35 big families who own everything They wouldn't come over here in the first place. Well, doesn't doesn't that apply to all? Third-world countries everywhere. Yeah, if it wasn't for their political corruption There would never be an illegal immigrant issue Because their economies would be based on a fair government You know instead of instead of the the few on top Horting all the wealth and natural resources and money for themselves and And and and no and I peat no repeat. No, where's my prop? no trickling down like you're supposed to have Instead of trickle down economics in the world with today's corporate plutocracy and corruption you have siphon up To the to the wealthy economics, this is a siphon by the way people siphon up economics You're actually not supposed to have to go down either. He's supposed to have everyone having his own land And his own way to make a living. That's right. Now I want to salute Before you saw us at the beginning of our show here. I want to salute My good friend long time good friend and a one of our one of our team members For chiselers hall of shame the one and only venting Vinnie Blake for an excellent Commentary before at the beginning of this show and Vinnie Blake was discussing the subject Whatever happened to the raises based on merit and and not the not this little Drop in a bucket Course of living raise that they seem to give people just to pacify them implore employees, but real raises based on merit And that was his the basis of his video. Well, excellent job. Unfortunately There is no such thing as merit anymore because They can find somebody with just as much intelligence or merit For half the price. Well, that's what they say Okay, that's what they say they can find somebody just as good as you yes They could they could also make up. It's your word against theirs. They can make up any excuse There are hundreds of thousands lay you off hundreds of thousands of PhDs out there Unemployed at the moment and master's degree and bachelor's degree. That's great That's great. There's a their employment is much harder than what the government tells you so Unfortunately, well, they had a good month in April the balls in their court that they're in the driver's seat 288,000 jobs were created However, yeah, right. They don't tell you how many people gave up look it Yeah, who gave up looking which means they're off the statistics there. They're not there The rate is down to 6.3 right now Right 6.3 from 6.7. I want to salute also the government of India because from what I understand India who had who has said no to Monsanto's GMOs is having a record bumper crop of Growing their agriculture is agricultural industry is doing fantastically with non GMO Crops, so I just want to salute. However, what about the 250,000 farmers in India committed suicide because of GMO Why did they do that? Because they had to buy the seeds every why do they have to buy why did they have to buy the seeds? Because that's what Monsanto did. What did the Indian government say in that and back then they took the they took the bribes They took the skull up the brides took the skull out. All right, right? Yeah, okay? And I also 150,000 drank pesticide and died Hey, they found a specific herbicide now in the mother's milk of American women During nursing they found that they have found a specific herbicide So, you know this Monsanto situation is much worse than people think. I think that's was the glyphosphate from The GMO roundup. Okay. Let me get the formalities over with Real quick formalities formalities. Where is this friggin thing? Here we go. I Would like to now formally pipe aboard my illustrious co-hosts and mentor and the very founder of newsletter censored in 1977 with my authentic Boson's whistle Can you dig it? During Cinco de Mayo week uncensored hard-hitting truth Starship Named the Starship censored the one and only the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisen. How are you feeling this week, sir? Good? Very good. Very good. That's our formality now. Let me get back to saluting. I Would like to Formally salute the city of Seattle, Washington who has raised their minimum wage recently to $15 per hour nice Which will be sort of an example or set of presidents for the for the rest of the United States There they when ace when because they'll always if the Republicans say no They can always throw up to their faces. Hey Seattle did it Forget about 10 10 an hour forget about $11 an hour. That's chump change Chickens chicken scratch chicken feet chump change Seattle did it if Seattle did it We can do it too and they'll always have that to throw up in their face. Thank you Seattle For doing the right thing and it's not about political parties It's about doing the right thing and Seattle, Washington did it and I'm proud of them Where would you like to say about Seattle? Nothing about Seattle, but the Republicans will say well, it's a job killer. Oh Sure, yeah, we're in mainland China everywhere. Oh sure That's what they say.  They're there. They're like broken records They they they say the same crap over and over to the right wing.  Why is she turning against her own gender? That's the question, isn't it?  I don't know what it is Why would somebody talk against themselves? Maybe they they greased her palm very well Doesn't she read at Fox? She would never sell her books If they got their way Women hate her women You know how many women can't stand the Fox nude the Fox news blonde bombshells They they can't stand them because they feel they're traitors to their own But they still get support The republic can still get support Although they need voter ID and et cetera to you know, cut them cut the democrat voting voters But they still get their support That's the problem Just like clarence thomas and and herman kane are like traitors to their own race to the Did you see what's been already the other day who mr. Scalia? Now what did he do? He wrote they had a case right And and he wrote a opinion about 10 years ago And now he wrote the opinion To the new case Opposite of what he wrote For the old case Is he getting Zane has all time dimension Okay, he's gonna end up like ronald reagan. He's gonna be gone. Well, I don't recall. I said that I didn't think that we were You know selling Uh Weapons to traitors Terrorists, excuse me. Yeah, they didn't they weren't traitors It's okay. They're all over north and the munch Traitors and guess what they got good jobs today Good jobs today Yes, sir. That's how we we we wore the Traitors and war criminals like george w bush and mr Iron man Change Yeah, iron man changing mechanical. Sorry hard yet. No and absolutely no empathy or compassion.  No, no empathy at all. They don't exemplify a Timothy to Versus three to fourteen Exactly This is yeah, how how the human race will Gradually become or has become in any end times. Yes to Timothy Well, you know what? Let's see besides Seattle That's really the biggest news Uh, the rest are just the same all same all week after week about republicans Saying no to the minimum wage And they show ugly old turtle face saying, uh, you know Saying no to the minimum wage yet. They got got a humongous cost of living increase Well, they got four congress Investigating a Bengati And now they're gonna have another one Well, you saw what the uh, mr. Darrell isa Is not satisfied yet The witch hunt. Yes Once to involve the white house. Well, he he cut back. They cut back on the on the protection spending for the for the uh That too for the embassies that too You know, just like they they cut the supplies to the troops in iraq at that time It is so yes We go to war with the With the uh, uh military that we have we go to war Well, you know what not cheney or his family or his kids No, no, no cheney got what the poor the poor kids go to war With nothing you remember what patents said though Of course you go to war with the backs And I also I also remember what general smithley butler said Yeah, you don't go to war unless you're attacked Defense Defense like the same attitude, uh That a good, uh Sensei or or teacher in martial arts Always teaches the david caroling do not be or they don't teach Do not be offensive Do not use your skills for offense Uh and like being a bully. It's not about offense. It's about defense Always, uh the first thing you do before fighting is to Avoid trouble You know and flee from trouble and and disfuse The situation first And use uh your martial arts as a last resort For defense only same thing with United States military And when was the last time our borders were threatened? Um, I guess you would say, uh Japanese pearl harbor attacking pearl harbor That's an example sure because we how are you with the state? True, so you know so ever since then You know when when they when these uh, uh flag wave being tea baggers Say, uh, well you got to support the troops because they're they're defending our freedom Yes, you are you have to support the troops But they're not defending our freedom because our freedom is not in danger By going to the afghanistan in iraq freedom of the corporations To steal other To steal other people's oil That's great. I also read, um an article Concerning the fact that even though our gas prices in the united states are going up They showed uh cargo ships shipping lots of fuel to uh, china Better price Better price, baby That's what it's all about. What do you think the stingy excel pipeline? It's going to bring down the tar sands and et cetera down to texas and et cetera Do you think that's going to go in the united states for 40 cents a gallon? It's going on the low market, baby I I believe I did read an article where china was processing the the crude oil and the petroleum Uh products into gasoline and then They're shipping the gasoline back here because of course china does it cheaper They're outsourcing everything Thanks to the conservators everything They want to outsource everything and uh, I guess what these idiots in the united states, uh Who who go to the polls?  Yeah, they wouldn't do anything wrong To their people would they oh right wing evangelical fundamentalists nah, nah, not at all Of course they're teaching the kids down south that the The dinosaurs were walking with humans Behemoth in Job Is a dinosaur That the earth is 6,000 years old only sure This stuff is allowed No proof No proof This here kid here say yeah or her say or her say History or history I know I notice Jesse Ventura has been pumping out a lot of uh Video shows on 9 11. He seems to be on a 9 11 tangent Well, because of that pierce Morgan crap, I guess He thinks he's got to uh bring this Out in the open moors because people just don't know No, it's people like pierce Morgan can be misled What about the regular guy go six back? That's why he also does occasional shows based on JFK's assassination Because like unsolved mysteries is what that's solved We know gill them But the but the you really are the odds But the us the us media would never dare discuss any of these subjects. No they wouldn't Right away you'd they'd be loosened their corporate sponsors Sure, Barbara Walters made Jesse Ventura out to be some conspiracy theory nut. There you go How there can you assume that the How much this us government would actually do something like that or be involved in something like that Uh, she was we did a lot with the cia.   That you know, he knew he was responsible for it or or he's special Well, he is blessed by god, you know, I'm making sarcastic remarks about people that are that were born with a silver spoon in their mouth Gw bush Yes, well gw bush is an example of a person Who uh mentally challenged Well, he he believes That uh He hit a triple really when he was but is up to bat Because of something like that Because he inherited well for whatever they all believe that they They they hit the triple they they all start on third base. Yeah Now don't not at home plate. Yeah, we started at home plate. They start on third base headed for home You know, it's like going out with a chick First base second base third base unless there's real chemistry and then now home Yeah, but that depends on the chemistry between the man and the woman Well, that's what I'm saying you gotta get the first base second base third base and a home run But these people started out with a triple like this this ugly The person donald sterling the owner of the ugly old geyser With prostate trouble from what I hear He's got cancer prostrate. That's what they say. Yeah, of course That just may be a pr thing and his uh simple thing and his uh, his is hoochie uh girlfriend or whatever Who reminds me a lot of When annan colesmith was alive and married to the to the billionaire or shriveled up prune billionaire You know, she used to say I'm not with him for his money. I love him That's exactly how she sounded But anyway, yeah, sure She loves that shriveled up stuff that comes out of the wall Wallet. Yeah. Yes. He loves that green that green Lettuce that just gets harvested At the the bonk. She can't harm the pretty kid. I'm sure she I'm sure She uh Drained whatever life force was out of him Which wasn't very much because he had one foot on the banana peel Just like this great Yeah, that's what I meant.  Because my grandfather had an old saying And and this might sound crude to everybody but my grandfather used to say that a stiff prick has no conscience Yeah, but in his case You're going to tell me that it's stiff prick is involved? No What else is involved? How do you think he partakes in the carnal pleasures? Hey, they don't look it's just it's a trophy It's a trophy on the arm Well, it's like well to the to the to the man was 80 years old.  Well, I'm sure he dabbles in in sex with her. I'm sure he does what he can You know, he's with a beautiful asian asian young asian woman, you know, she is a trophy. That's true Most of those guys who are rich and everything they have trophy wives Yeah We don't know that Or what do you think they may say that but we don't know that what do you think they do? Nothing you think they're sell of it. Yeah, they're empty They can't do it anymore You mean like that liquor that old liquor commercial dry sack on the rocks Remember dry sack Was a sherry in a sack, right? Dry sack Oh my god, we're we're really banging them out This banging. Yeah, no pun intended. No pun intended. No pun intended. We're banging them out this, uh, sink until the mile a week Uh, now let us sink our teeth into these readings Let's see what trouble we can get into there. Yeah, let's sink them brother brother. Let's sink them teeth the United States Supreme Court's mcclutch and mcclutch ruling Allowing donors to make the maximum contribution To an unlimited number of campaigns Has continued the destruction of our democracy Former Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis warned us about that when he said We can either have a democracy in this country Or we can have great wealth concentrated in the hands of a few But we can't have both President Franklin Roosevelt Governing in times very similar to ours reacted To justice Brandeis's warning By putting a stop To great wealth concentrated in the hands of a few In 1944 FDR got congress to enact into law A top marginal tax rate of 94 percent On all income More than 200,000 dollars, which would be equivalent to today to Two million And $14,000 Wow But in 1988 President Ronald Reagan Brought the robber barons back That's right Okay, we're here with William H. Morrill now We were talking the other day about today's society where you feel everybody Is so afraid of offending someone They feel like they have to walk on eggshells all the time I don't feel like you have to you have you you know, like it could be the owner of the Los Angeles Clippers It could be somebody's girlfriend or wife who won't let them have hobbies interest friends You know, I did a show a while back called the Pussification of the American male Which which means simply means that men Have to turn over Introduce our other friend who just showed up to Russell Russell hi Russell All right, but anyway They it's almost like you have to give up who you are because somebody else is Doing something for you like in the case of a significant other the providing sex Does that mean you have to give up who you are?  They People let someone put a so-called ring through their nose Yeah, I Like I said all my life and Russell I'm not saying this to brag. I've been with hundreds of women and I never had a bad bad girl My parents he was at my god. He always had wonderful women.  They just know I don't tolerate weirdness If you're gonna do this, I mentioned me. Well, I'm out of here.  If you enjoy it I want to take it away from you and I don't understand why right and they like to punish their men by withholding sex too Ooh And if the guy's that desperate if the guy's that desperate you'll cave into that The guy's smart. He'll do it somewhere else Is that simple?  Please go cheat on me. I accept your ultimatum I please I pray Get into the boyfriend on the side Please that way I can do it not feel as guilty You know really Oh well number two the bottom. I need to have a feel about marriage. I think it's bullshit The same person every single day Well, you know what it is Yeah, but the map I mean really that's what it goes. That's the marriage certificate It's just a piece of paper. That's a piece of paper that allows them to take you to court For it has a monetary connection to it's illegal connections. Yeah legal connections That's all that if a person if a person wants to stick it out with you to think it Let me interrupt you both If marriage is so good, why is the divorce rate so sky high? Okay Why is the cheating rate through the sky high? And those that aren't getting divorced, we know when the percentage is those that are still together that are cheating and nobody knows about Because they stay together because of the monetary reasons or because of the kids, but they're still cheating on the side God knows how high the percentage could be It's it's high in both the worry counts plus as a as a human You change Guys get the big boot of gut women's hips get bigger and everything looks bad. So you like so you like to I don't want that I don't well plus people's personality Often changed throughout the years too, you know Their personality's moves do change.  You wonder why Friend of ours from 30 plus years ago who was on the count we won't see his name I mean what an oddity His behavior was Weird it was just odd. Yeah, like how would you ever It was just not normal. Yeah Now now what about walking on eggshells socially and having your career And and reputation destroyed if you're in a spotlight, let's say, uh, like the owner of the clippers keep your mouth shut Yeah, that's why don't you give this girl permission and she claims and she had permission to record this Why would you give permission to do that in the first place?   Well, you've used the word liquid courage, which is out of all Well, I think some men when they become super rich That gives them courage to say any damn thing they want in public They think they're untouchable, I guess You know, but uh the bottom line why should you get super rich? Why do you lose your dignity? Yeah, why do you why do you lose your ethics in your borrow because now I have money? I'll be I think I'll be covered a household You know because I have money Well, I mean why well, why do some don't yeah, you're super good. Okay. He's doing this to you Paul Allen is part of Donald Trump Trump. What's up?  You know, I mean really he's entertaining at essence. Yeah Why so many so many some don't it comes out to you As the individual you have character or you lack character.  I don't agree with it. Uh Believe me. Yes, I'm right to be that if he wants to be Yeah, even haters have a right to their opinions I don't agree with it. But you have the right to do that I'm not a hunter.   I don't really like that He says it was so much pride Yeah, and he's very obnoxious about it, too Yeah, I just don't agree with that. In other words, if you're not a hunter like him Something's wrong with you. He doesn't like it And I've met a lot of people like that if you if you don't agree with them And if you don't do what they do and if you're not like them they, uh They don't want to be a friend. Well, we have a friend in this life that if you don't agree He bails You don't do that No, no, you would Maybe I will not talk to you anymore.  Well, you're supposed to accept privilege that we've met in New York right now Even better, but I won't say names. Well, you're supposed to you're supposed to accept people's differences. It's my way Oh, I won't talk to you. Oh, I won't talk to you. Why aren't you a real man?  You don't think like me My way, so I'm gone. Yeah, you don't agree here. You don't agree with me, you know I'm out of here I'm I'm bailing out. You don't show things down.   I'll talk about everything. Right?  It's like so overly touchy and sensitive Your life enough is going to be completely obvious. So I really don't care. You want to be thin skin going ahead Even a problem Like I said, you could walk up. Let me call me every name of the book and I'd probably laugh I could hear this I just don't care. I'm not thin skin. There's nothing you can say because I don't know what the word offended means And no one I know can define it for me. What does it mean? Can you define offended? What does it mean? Well, you know, I'm offended. I'm offended. What do you mean you're offended? What do you feel like when you're offended? Yeah, well, you don't find words to be uh that Damaging because you you have a strong self-esteem Too strong. You can't hurt me.  They know they're dragging it all too far. Why did they keep doing it? Like like like like for instance, like uh Getting back to the owner of the los angeles clippers They're making this thing like it was an international terrorist Be treated worse than a serial killer.  So be it you're racist What you said is wrong. I don't agree with others. Don't I'm sure there are a lot of them do agree with what he said Where do we draw the line here? There's a there's a lot worse topics A lot worse than I said that the media should be covered right now. This is where basically what he said is nothing It's his opinion. He was wrong in my opinion. He was wrong, you know lose again They're probably applauding him. Yeah, so what? I mean, there's it's no big That this is this is like A mat or a fly in the ointment that this is this is nothing compared to what's really going out there in the world Discussed over the months too. It's not to the point. You know this to you can't even compliment a girl looking nice in a dress That's sexual harassment now and that should not be Remember I warned you and I think I told you It's getting to the point. It's going to come down to where Charges will be fine where girls will start complaining to cops or whatever saying he looked at me funny That's the next step What's left? He looked at me funny. He looked at me funny. What do you mean by funny?  Well, you can't do a thing. Anyway, you can't and this is wrong You can't ask a girl out on a date, especially at work. You can't compliment her.  Oh my god. That's just awful. That's all right. How can you say that? So you're saying it's okay if I say how do you look at me? That's okay Why didn't why doesn't the employer just simply tell the woman? Well, he only complimented you to dress Laws say that too, right? Not just the employer. Why does the law say? It's Or even even somebody asking Someone someone on the day is is is flattering in a way is a compliment. He has to be funny He asked you Where's that gonna be drawn? He asked me to be asked me that weird way So where do we draw the line here right enough enough where Where and when does it stop? It could be it could be anything it could be frivolous law. So how far will it go? How far will any of this For things they did not do How many Use rapists serving time have been let out through DNA. They were innocent But they never go after the girl for full charge of doing explain that one to me Nobody can nobody will That's a shame. That's a shame.  You said my life You know, I think they never rate You know, I you know, I think they took years away from someone You know, I think they keep people in prison for frivolous reasons So the privatized prisons can can get free labor practically slave labor for corporations They're so overcrowded they need to get rid of some They've got plenty of people even if they get rid of the freeze. We're about the marijuana People arrested for for marijuana.  They were arrested back in the 70s for having one seat in their car Good friend of mine, Russell, who I will name more than worse Uh, he's gone through it You know, yeah Oh, I want to make it an announcement. Guess what you're pregnant. No, I'm not pregnant I'm gonna make it an announcement Seattle, Washington The first place in the united states the first american city To raise their minimum wage to $15 an hour $15 an hour. Yeah, I I gotta salute them Want to move? Want to move?  Why 10 and 10 cents 10 10 wins why not $10 or 11 or whatever But they're making a big stink about that the congress Yeah You know what I mean? It's like that's chump change bill. That's chump change. You can't live on that Even 40 hours a week, which most most employers won't give you was $400 Even taxes up, what do you have left? Even $11 an hour is chump change. Have you have you heard the uh The recent statement that got sarah pailin and hot water. She said that that waterboarding Uh potential Waterboarding terrorists is like baptizing them. It's like baptizing terrorists I have to agree with that if we can get information out of these people to save lives But as I've said to you before it's kind of wild how Over in these farm countries they can behead people Char burn bodies char them and hang them from bridges Yeah, we're we're we're blamed for waterboarding. We're always the bad guys We're the ones that have to play by the rules. I see it's time. We break a little few rules We're always the good guys So to speak the white hats with to play by the rules of them people the world condemns us for it That's not fair because she was the religious organization felt that she was insulting baptizing That's just a word she was using in this case, but Religious organizations There so what they're doing is condoning beheadings Killing of women and children innocent people Villagers would have you It's funny how We're the bad guys, but they can go ahead do everything. It's okay. Yeah, this is wrong. You mean the uh, Oh, there's that there's that person one of his fans interrupting again. Bless her. She's a sweetheart.  They dragged through the streets. Yeah Another example another part. Yeah Well, there's uh, what were the bad guys muslim extremists recently in africa was Shooting christians or they were murdering christians in africa But we're the bad guys again. Yeah Well because just because sarah parent offended a group of people by mentioning baptism I'm so tired of hearing that word offended Nobody can really tell me what offended being offended feels like when you're offended because I'll be honest with you Nothing offends me nothing. Yeah, I don't like certain things. I don't like this.  Okay, let's get a little tougher to our highs Right, that's all I have to say Next time everyone one word No, that'll be that'll be good We'll be back with more or william h more of the third Okay, we are here with william h more of the third And uh now uh recently a couple weeks ago one or two weeks ago, but it was an article concerning The u.s. Government taking I believe coca-cola to the court for only putting one percent Of the pomegranate pomegranate Palm juice or whatever their name Oh, why are we met 0.2 percent actual Pomegranate juice in it. I know that brand poms.  I'm not right. I could be wrong But I believe it was point two percent That's like that's like the a spanish woman telling me in columbia if you buy a whole wheat bread They they're selling white bread with one whole grain One whole grain of a week ago. I was in a place a well-known chain And their can of three bean chili was on sale. I asked the managers because I know all of them I said, how was your three beach? They said, oh, it's really good. So I bought a can Well, they didn't lie It had three beans. Maybe I got a defective can but literally it had three beans in it and all sauce I said I said in the next day. I said you've got a week. I said what lived up to its name I said, I mean I wasn't upset or anything, but it really people Yeah, but it's kind of it's kind of a slap in the face to the customer.  It's we're not lying Yeah, but you're also gipping and screwing over your customer. Yeah, don't Mince words so to speak, you know what I mean with Well, we didn't lie. Well, we know that but still, you know, most people don't understand your language You call it palm juice or whatever and then it's only got point something or something percent You say they think they're buying pure Palm juice and they're not Yeah, palm is meaning pomegranate and I would assume a lot of these people buying this stuff for health issues too Like yogurt, so they want to make sure you're getting the proper active active cultures or what have you of the acid probiotics, right? probiotics, which are very very good for you Or they might or somebody with the gout might want to get some black black cherry juice For uric acid crystals and they're only they find out they're only getting point one percent of black cherry juice People don't lie to people. Yeah I personally was CEO You know how I think all you know me 30 plus years. How else am I when I was Designing and bring the super protective portion for blah blah blah But very that's why so many people wanted to work in and deal with us They said I heard great things about you guys meeting my partners at the time before they screw things up Because reputation gets around these guys are great to deal with a fun deal and they will cheat you And we have I mean wouldn't you consider that very short term thinking as opposed to long term short term You'll make a buck long term you go out of business won't make any more bucks Well, you'll get bad word of mouth advertise Why could you want to customer one time? Do you want a guy coming back frequently for years and years down the road? And his family and his friends. Yeah, he's through one time, but he doesn't return again. I mean I wouldn't We've all been places. I guess we'll never go back to I mean if I found out that my so-called pomegranate juice is mostly High fructose corn syrup and and and has filler cheap filler like high fructose corn syrup and grape juice I said, where's where's the pomegranate? It's like saying where's like the old lady they used to say well, where's the beef? There's a brand I can't remember their name. They're in whole foods and I guess other health places made It is 100 pure The one I got was a cranberry juice for my father For urinary tract This is 100 and even had a warning on dilute with water. This is extremely potent and very Very strong that was better because it was pure nothing but cranberry juice. You look at the ingredients cranberry juice No fillers. No apple juice dance sweetness tour or anything like that. It was pure Well, same with their their blueberry and the grapefruit was all real Yes, you pay a little bit more But you're getting the real deal. You know where I found pure pomegranate juice in a lot of middle eastern stores Because pomegranate is very popular in the middle east. One thing I don't know about and they make purge and they make a real pure sigh juice And what about a goji berry juice? You know, that's a good question. How they're out there, but how are they but how pure are they? I would imagine whole foods would have pure ones. I've seen assai and um and goji because I do have juices Yeah, I'll give you an example H mark that the korean chain korean markets have a Super concentrate pomegranate vinegar that you must dilute with water They have what they have blueberry wild blueberry. They have pomegranate. I think of the health benefits you're getting Yeah, I mean vinegar is is already an ancient health tonic in itself apple cider vinegar For centuries of thousands of years. I just read a huge article about apple cider vinegar all the medicinal Accounts for apple cider vinegar just internally but hopefully Yes, these things rashes eczema Psoriasis it's great for all that's up. I've got a friend detox He's an american but he spent so many years in japan for his company And and he said really ever since I learned about it over there He goes every day I put apple cider vinegar in my hair leave it in for Half an hour before I shower it out because it does smell strong. Yeah. Yeah before I shower it out and my hair He said it's just it's never been better Well in japan they have a very medicinal vinegar That's called black vinegar. I I'm not sure I have to investigate and research What is black vinegar? I know they're Japanese rice vinegar. It's phenomenal. Yeah. No, this is even more po And much this is black vinegar And it's supposed to be very medicinal people out there listening. Is it black or is it clear? Color-wise well, I saw I saw a photo of it is black. Oh, it's black Other just a name. Yeah, I found in the asian market right now at home I have a bottle of sugarcane vinegar From sugarcane juice and I have a bottle of coconut vinegar and now you know how medicinal coconut is I mean, it's but you're but even apple cider because raw Unfiltered organic apple cider vinegar Some people get nervous. You know this The bottle is all full cloudy. I tell them the cloudier the better that's your amino acid That's called the mother the mother of the vinegar.  Yeah, they're still good, but not as nearly There's the ones with all the cloud Well, even juice is pasteurized you kill all the living enzymes in the natural juice Which we've discussed about the rubber which products are best the ones that grind the entire food skin seeds and all Right because everything gets tossed out you drink at all like if you use the ninja You're getting a whole lot of supplies everything you're getting every 100% of everything that little fruit can give you You're taking it all yes, but but it's like yes You get in the best of both worlds you're getting the medicinal power of a vinegar of pomegranate Plus you're getting the medicinal value of the pomegranate and for you ladies out there Did you know that pomegranate is known as the best backup for women Who are low in estrogen and women who had hysterectomies their ovaries removed? There are phytoestrogens in pomegranate strong enough to Help women that had hysterectomy And good for men with enlarged prostate The other thing they say on the planet one of the strongest things you should eat It's not in juice or I don't believe it's chia seeds Super powerhouse Barely handful sprinkle a little hot food or cold food. It doesn't destroy potency The earth put them on anything and everything they are Grigious, it's it's extremely high in In complete vegetable protein. It's very high in calcium. Yes very high And it is the richest source of of vegetarian omega-3 fatty acids Well chia seeds or other things that if you get those in the daily regimen, you know use chia seeds as a goji berries If you care about your health, yeah, yeah, you might pay a little bit more but what price do you put on your health? I'm taking erronea erronea berry, which is a native america. It's a native american blackberry called chokeberry And uh, it's even it's much stronger than even a Psi E as an antioxidant. You don't care much about I I read it on a website called natural news That it blows away, uh, bilberry, uh black currents, you know for people People have macular degeneration would you get something like a set of whole foods, maybe No, it's available in Some vitamin companies make a concentrate in a capsule, but I get the The pure tea from Poland. They have a pure concentrate tea in a bag. It comes in bags. Yes, I I get Only 299 I get it at a a local, uh, international market in garfield, new jersey And it's uh, what again? It's a wrong erronea The berries called erronea But it's it's supposed to be very high in uh, orac and antioxidant power But getting back to The wrong attitude in business short-term wire beware short term will always screw you It in your business Future it posts a long term and they and they're really uh, sad to hear that because I respect both cocaine great corporations But they can afford to have the very best, of course They don't need to really cut corners like this. So maybe Maybe a little kick in the butt or a wake up call every once in a while to be healthy, too So let's hope so and and and you know what?  Well, even if you're not getting caught, can you live with yourself knowing you're cheating people? Yeah Do you want that? I mean years ago. Look yourself in the mirror. Are you proud of what you're doing? Years ago many years ago the vitamin shop Which is a nationwide chain now They got caught lying about their, uh, soft palmetto berry extract their own brand What was in the capsule was not on the label Or vice versa. What was on the label was not in the capsule Just disclose only the ingredients on the ingredient listing that's all that can be in there But guess what somebody took it to a laboratory. They took, uh, more than one brand and the vitamin shop brand Failed at that time And they acted like you know, oops It was it was a laboratory in other words phoenix laboratories They at the time they were making Doing private labeling for the vitamin shop Maybe it was kicking the button a wake up call to improve the quality of their brands and because they're too good a company They don't need to be doing what you see. You see what happens when a ceo thinks that way at the beginning Well, I'm sure the ceo should have known maybe he didn't but he sure should have You know, or maybe phoenix laboratories was cheating the vitamin shop. You never know. I mean, that's why you have court cases and everything You've got to kind of really Anyways, I'm I'm sorry for that Uh One of william h more of the third's a female fan saw him and and and waved at him to say hello Well, you know, he's very popular and uh You know, but it's really It's really sad that That A person running a company doesn't do always what's best for his customers. What just happened with gm Oh, yeah, we couldn't be able to do it because of this Wow, and they knew about this year's early, you know, it elaborate on on what happened. I forget where the fault ignition switch or something But it caused a number of accidents or something happened. I forget what it was But people died because of this Had they fixed it it was estimated it would have cost g at 1.9 million dollars now We'll get the losses that are gonna take place In the losses, right? Yeah Short-term long-term And wasn't gm almost ready to go belly up and they got a bail out gm and christ They're gonna bail out for it was the only one that did not accept the bail out. Well, they didn't really need it Ford was doing well. What's that tell you? That's pretty darn good. We don't need it. But thank you. I mean, that's pretty nice Yeah, well, what does that say about the attitude for it?  They pull something like this And all the recalls toyotas been having I was shocked when I heard about the first toyota recall It's been going on for a number of years now something else something else or something else You never hear anything bad about honda. They've had a few but nothing major like these Mercedes just had a recall You don't really hear much about a Nissan recalls Never uh, and the luxury all three luxury divisions. You don't hear about big but like acura laxus and infinity Well infinity infinity is made by Nissan Lexus is made by toyota and acura is honda is honda Those are upscale brands. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, like in other words if you if you buy if you own a um A Nissan maxima the infinity is like a luxury step above Yeah, but where's the maxima's pretty luxury is in its own right anyway. I mean, you know, that's really nice car So yeah, you're not really you're not really losing a lot by buying a maxima or an ultima You know all the companies make pretty good cars nowadays because they've gotten kicked by first Japanese coming in a few decades ago And kicking the Americans but for a while and now this now the south korea is coming in with kia Oh, yeah honda kia honda. They are excellent cars. Plus you're getting a figure about this a 10 year to 100,000 mile warranty That's pretty a bumper to bumper. That's hard to beat I've seen the kia commercials with their great cars It just shows with the right administration in there saying whatever feel cheap now. Now. Do you see if japan wants it to They could have rested on their laurels And and looked at south korea and says ah ha south korea We don't have to worry about them. But you know something's look how fast south korean companies grew Let's just cars. What about the big electronics giants lg and samsung? Yeah, exactly Well, what's the famous smartphone now to samsung galaxy galaxy five or s or something like that? I'm not sure but they hide me They're tremendous companies which which proves if you're big never rest on your laurels and get a cocky All we were well part of we were striving for in super tech in our manuals We want to pursue and strive always for perfection And somebody said you can never achieve perfection isn't exactly so we're always 24-hour Trying to improve trying to get better trying to get better Always have a goal 20 24 hour research and development. You're non-stop You're constantly going constantly You know and every ship that takes over from the ship before just keeps on keeps on research you research Especially with the storage computers now they come right in punch it in there's readily left off Here's where we go and here's here's what the previous ship What they accomplished for you ready to roll ready to roll just keep on going keep keep on passing the torch You have some scientists that are so dedicated. They don't realize it's time to go home. They just want to stay on it I'm not ready to go home yet. They'll stay there. They'll put their oath into a 110 percent Oh, by the way, I watched the new cosmos for the first time on channel five. Isn't that a fantastic show a Awesome show. I think set McFarland produces that I believe you're right Yeah, I'm pretty sure you're right.  Yeah, I mean it's unbelievable. What's out there? It's hard to believe you're sitting here when you wonder what's going on as we're talking It's never just dead stars are dying always have suns are dying New planets are being formed new yeah, it's going on on the planet Yeah, I didn't realize that a nebula and nebula creates new stars So you have new stars dying like skin cells you have new stars dying new stars being created It's a means to be immortal. We're really so insignificant This one little planet, which is really one grain of sand From all the world's beaches. It's just one grain of sand. That's all we are And this is this is why science should never be oppressed Well, the other thing you have to realize too, I don't most people realize this we we only know is On this planet about 10 percent of the species on this planet But there's always new species might be a percent of species we don't know about yet Yeah, so what is out there Joe and they're still being discovered. So what's out there maybe Species of animal different kinds of animal plant life because the cures Fish the one of the best cures for ovarian cancers came from the U tree I heard about that. Yes You meaning what why e you? Yeah Why willo plant Why willo? I mean so much Did you know did you know there are cancer destroying properties found in some scorpion venom Well, the spider spider silk is stronger than Kevlar and what have you and every They're working on getting that and we even I mean I mean even bee venom there's a there's a homeopathic protocol apis people with severe arthritic pain They actually take even the other three important bee products be propolis world jelly and be Uh Well propolis is a powerful antibiotic and it's authentic honey in itself. It's a phenomenal food It's the only food that will never ever rot or spoil. Yeah, I think of why It must have some amazing ingredients in it. No shelf life It goes forever Amazing absolutely amazing never spoil on you. Well, will you mate tomorrow? It was a pleasure having you We'll continue this. It's a pleasure having you on the show. Thank you to me and Till next time everybody Bye. Bye. Ah, there's that bye bye. We all love bye. 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This is what I keep on telling people once again Creating the environment for great wealth to be concentrated in the hands of a few and enabling those few to contribute heavily to and in effect by Our elected official Every subsequent president has followed Reagan's democracy destroying policies Even Democrats Yeah, the sell out democrats And although president obama campaigns as a populist And laments the unfairness of the american economic system. He say he like bill clinton Has governed to protect the businessman And corporations That contributed hundreds of millions of dollars to his campaigns So it should come as no surprise That obama's actions have resulted in the top one percent now Having as much wealth as the total Total of the bottom 90 well It's not news to me, but it's definitely seems like it's news to all the teabaggers out there Does that sound like it's coming from god or was that man made? What this situation that ronald reagan Uh, it created this man made Well, she was then it can be on man made candidate. Sure, of course God would never Take from the poor and give to the rich see the way around that he commands correct You know Might as well call the middle class the poor because many of them are rapidly becoming the poor Well, if the 95 percent don't even own crapola I wouldn't even divide them up into Middle class and poor. They're all poor. I would call the middle class an endangered Not threatened an endangered species worldwide worldwide Especially in the united states And third world countries you can forget about The existence of the middle class that's for sure because they're they're possibly more corrupt Maybe in a different way than the united states Congress and senate Delicious say congress wherever money is What is that the stick to the nail as the nail stick is Between two stones. So the sin stick is To buying and selling Thank you Something to that effect Which means god's not too crazy about the ampullus Well, god has his own economic policy, which which is not Connected to any political party. That's correct at all That's great In weather reports. Yeah About rivers flooding we often hear the term flood stage I can picture a river about to overflow, but what does Say 20 feet above flood stage mean? Well, the first word I hear is crest Would that's the that's the top of the river bed with the river meets the flat land I would say if the river is cresting I would say it's you know, it's It's it's about to overflow its container Right, that's like if you're you've got a kitchen sink and you've got a plastic container in there and you're you're you're Slowly pouring water to fill it up And then it gets to the top and right before it's ready to overflow That would be crest I can't envision a wall of water 20 feet hot Uh Well, there were waves out in the ocean 30 feet. I know Yeah during this storm sure The tsunami of course is much higher They can't envision it. Well Those that had that have been through tsunamis could envision it if they survived Every river has a flood stage at Any given point along its banks the term refers to The elevation at which water above the usual level will create a hazard cause damage Or interfere with daily life If you live on the ground right next to a river And it rises two feet above flood stage in your area That means Two feet of water in your house It's another big problem here in the northeast people with basements They have to get some pumps Sometimes the sump pump can't keep up with the flooding If the river is five feet above flood stage, you'll get five feet of water If you live on a nearby hill Your property might not be affected until the river rises 10 feet above flood stage But even one foot above flood stage means something is flooding That may be a road You need to evacuate If the river continues to rise so people who live near rivers Need to be aware of all the relevant flood stage numbers In their communities You know what I have to say about that I believe that there are certain areas On earth where Man was not meant to live Near At the base of volcanoes You know near volcanoes Right on the beach Right on the ocean And right Near the river banks riverfront In arkansas and wyoming And oklahoma and these places that were just hit with these tornadoes again. How come they don't have um specific Types of homes like they have in south florida for for hurricanes a cement block and steel homes How come there's no basements, you know a Tornado shelter in the basement in a basement of every Cement block and steel home probably because they cost like five thousand dollars In oklahoma and kansas and the places like this how come they're not, you know aren't the insurance companies like uh hollering about Paying out every time a tornado touches down Yeah, like they did in florida and they said look the houses the homes have to be built a certain way Or else you're not getting any property Insurance real estate Home insurance Seeking a way to interrupt Tornadoes I'm sure there is a way That you can prevent the funnel cloud from hitting the earth Well, they have heart I'm sure there's a way maybe that's causing a lot of this crap too. You know, we don't know We don't know. Oh, oh, I know is for the past two uh spring seasons We've been getting hit in the united states with that with an unusual amount High amount of tornadoes Have been touching down and uh, I mean powerful ones too f4 f5 um You know the man that lives out there He just had his home rebuilt after it was demolished last year and guess what it got demolished again Oh, shoot. So the point is The point is as you said there are places where you need to be sure you're not left Hey You have the hear of hemp crete It's far superior than than uh, concrete Yeah brings the cost down too hemp crete block and steel homes hurricane like hurricane resistant homes With what a basement uh I don't know what If there's a high water level underground and in oklahoma and kansas, but Have a shelter every home should have a tornado shelter Let's say in a basement All right, and um, it's all common sense Dr. Bill, it's all common sense all these solutions Well, as I say, you know, but uh But no they have trillions of dollars to To which they approve than a more corporate welfare, by the way the congress They have trillions sandy corporate welfare that the has just hasn't been getting into the people who need it That's just what I want 18 months. That's just one small example Talking about in general. They're they're they're they're uh approving Billions if not trillions More corporate welfare Yeah, they just did the other day corporate handouts But they don't have money for anything That involves The the country and the people the mainstream they have no money for that medicare social security medicare No, yeah, we don't have money for that stuff food. Give it all to us on mobile Fool not just x on mobile.  Well, you just went to her admits it Gary no admits it. They're pawns And they give you fighting for our freedom. We're fighting them over there.  I like to see them survive Without being connected to the union They didn't do it in the civil war You know people take for granted people that run their mouth right wingers really take for granted How much government is needed in their everyday lives? without government Uh departments and government services There's a lot of things that they enjoy now that they won't have anymore.  That's all I have to say Governor Christie Is determined to blame the state's financial woes on the hard-working dedicated public employees Present and retire because he wants to privatize everything a fatty are buckle The budgetary problems of this state are due to the abuse and mismanagement of state finances by political leaders and their appointed friends and support Well, republicans are number one for crony capitalism According to christy As a retired public employee It is my fault That the state doesn't have enough funds to pay its obligations Fund cancer research And give tuition assistance I paid 8.5 percent of my salary into the pension system for 26 years With the expectation that through the proper management of those funds My contractual rights would provide me with a financially secure food Uh, oh really?  He's he's a multi-millionaire There was the expectation that the state Oh Would fulfill its contractual responsibilities By making its required contribution due to the rating R.A.I.V.E.I.N.G Of the employee public Pension systems years ago by governor christy wittman And her stupid 30 percent tax cut christy wittless the one that privatized the department of motor vehicles and it was a big fiasco Well, she also did what she did here You know what i mean with the property taxes this is that yeah, she took it from the pension funds Hey Hey, dude, add occasionally these god these uh politicians Well, they take money from one thing and put it in another but there's one thing that they don't take it And that is uh taxes from the rich friends. Oh god forgive God forgive. We should actually You know get a 94 percent tax rate like it was during was that Truman and ison how Well, we just read it before Yeah, yeah, you know what i mean the Truman or ison how are in uh, what was the tax rate during f dr We just read it 94 percent. All right, so it's it's it's not just Truman ison how it's f dr truman ison Those three administrations f dr was in there nearly Uh In 16 years Four terms, was he the only four term president? Oh, yeah, the republicans got to change that later on What is that the 20 second amendment? I love them People love them, you know, yeah Uh, uh, Whitman the failure to repay those funds and the continuing failure to make The required contributions by the state county local governments The pension systems are in their current state of health Public employees deserve decent wages and benefits Who is Oh, I know me. I bit my cheek Who is christy? To say that our salaries Benefits and pensions are too high Due to many years of hard flux contractual rights We are able to achieve a decent standard of living for ourselves and our families Christy needs to stop trying to cause an insurrection against public workers After all Isn't christy a public employee Yeah, well And won't he receive the pension and benefits after he leaves office? Hey, aren't republicans the worst hypocrites of all? Yeah I think so So obviously, you know, I have a I have a gut feeling that Franklin Delano rose about might Might be one of the uh 144,000 elect I I vote for him I think he's That have to do with the elect 144,000 elect. I mean as far as As far as just because of the person The hell is that hairball? That sounds like a cat with a hairball Just because a person Does some good or tries to do some good or a lot of good in the world, right? As nothing to do with christianity or being one of the 144,000 or Jesus does not pray for the world. Well, is the devil? Well, he's got to pick 144,000 The world is the devils, right? He is king. Yes, he has a throne Here in the world. So why would jesus pray? He is allowing The devil to have his stay Right because god does not believe in rebellion right and and things of that nature Well, you believe satan does not have a throne Right now in heavenly places like the he does not allow to go there anymore I don't know why these uh, evangelical born-againers think that they always quote something in the bible where he's in He sits in in uh, heavenly places or something That was at the time of jobe, you know He was speaking with the god at the time Yeah, but he's not there anymore. He's been thrown down to earth and they are restrained here cast on the earth Well, I mean god has to use some criteria in choosing the 144,000. I'm sure there's some Many of them have been chosen already. I'm sure they were they are.    I'll be a chuch. You're church Are we doing on time? I got one more. All right This is concerning the pledge of allegiance has been in the paper lately. Oh brother The treaty of triple E Who knew it was a landmark document? Written by president john adams when our nation was in its infancy People are pointing to this as proof that we were established as a godless nation In the argument about whether the pledge of allegiance should include the phrase is under god The line they excerpt is As the government of the united states of america is not In any sense founded on the christian religion This treaty Was an agreement forged Between a nation of laws And a muslim theocracy Although christianity was by and large the religion practiced by americans We were not a christian nation Certainly not in the theocratic sense Nothing could be further from the truth With centuries of strife between christians and muslims Adam showed the people of triple E That religion was not a prerequisite For diplomatic relations with the united states However While we are not a christian nation We most certainly established our nation With the rights Endowed upon us by the creator Most decidedly a reference to god In the declaration of independence And christianity certainly influenced our system of laws Yeah, and it should never have The treaty of triple E in 1797 Is one of the first instances of our nation Demonstrating the religious tolerance That was its central founding principle Some 220 years later The actions are taken By the american humanist association To remove under god From the pledge Is anything But Tolerance shouldn't be there in the first place No, it shouldn't be there And i believe it was 1960 or so when it was put there 1954 was the uh The other one on the money In god we trust or something Hey, um a group of people or a political party Is no right forcing god on everyone Especially if they do not know what's really in the bible to begin with So you have to you have to know who god is before you Push him on everyone Yeah, and everyone pays taxes even atheists Yeah And any religion or religions pay taxes if they're american citizens Unless you're rich, of course, then you don't pay tax That's correct That's what What was her name but uh over in new york with the uh The real estate The owner helmsley The owner helmsley, yes Only the poor Taxes are for the poor People are for the little people That's correct The rich don't pay taxes Well, she was right Because why because they can because You the politicians have a price You know, uh, oh, hey Proof that politicians do not have to take bribes is uh when jesse ventura became governor of minnesota He refused to meet with any lobbyists period Yeah well Other people uh Rand Paul Paul Ryan mitch mcconnell John boner all these other jabronis. They don't have to meet with lobbyists Uh, uh, blue door democrats don't have to meet with lobbyists. Oh, yeah, but of course they're never going to get elected either You mean they won't get any campaign funds. That's correct They would have to run on a low budget like jesse ventura did Yeah, that's going to work on a small scale Like governor like governor of minnesota minnesota not new york. Oh, you think it takes Takes a move way in Are you kidding me? So what do you think you're done with that reading that reading is done And I don't think we have time to get into another day and we will take a break. It is now time for the reverend dr. William j. Isam is gastronomically late known as lunch and uh Next I will join Our voice over artist william h morrow the third. I will meet with him Followed by our promo Commercial and then we will return back To the uh balance of this show All right All right The balance of the show Okay We're back Thank you very much William h morrow the third for uh The show we did myself and and him For meeting with me. I salute you Was excellent and of course the promo had a very important message Um, and that is The very best way to join our organization Is to go to newsletter censor dot com and get your free annual subscription with your gift to support this work Now As dr. Bill is having his lunch his spaghetti and meatballs Uh, uh organic whole wheat Spaghetti And uh very special meatball recipe Um and homemade sauce of course nothing for nothing but the best For the newsletter censor team I was discussing how um You know the tricks that are used In uh the restaurant business and you know in general even in retail How they they play words Uh Uh This person on my friends list From singapore went to uh, uh, mecanos and santerini, uh, greece and you know uh, she showed photos of um Dining at this greek restaurant located in the tourist area And of course when you're in a tourist trap you pay tourist trap The price is up for everything And you get less for your money because They got you and see see the thing with capitalism is if they know you have no other options They stick it to you because they figure where you're gonna go so She showed Photos of the me of the dinner of the entrees and of course Like the chefs on the food channel There's a whole lot of china to stare at there's a whole lot of empty space on that plate And not too much food portions are small And uh Just like they brag on the food channel all these chefs They all want to be artisans.   It's just meat.   The american dream has always been for the fat cats and not for the poor or the mainstream antioxidant rich Tea special tea the elixir of life that I made today Actually, I made it last night So when I I re-perculated it it became really dark The two main antioxidants Besides tea, of course Our uh, uh tart black cherry erronea elderberry is in here Um Some black current but most mostly uh, erronea Tart black cherry and elderberry elderberry is very good as a antiviral immune system booster particularly antiviral properties Very good. If you have a cold or flu Um, let me know when you're finished because I have to mention something That's serious. Before we go back to seeking our teeth into these readings This is serious It has to do with the word, uh Have you ever heard have you ever read conspiracy theory articles concerning new pandemics? Hmm Well The uh, the saudi arabian, uh, uh, I don't know if it's new or not, but the saudi arabian uh Merse corona virus As touched down in the midwest of the united states Indiana Indiana It is no cure for the merse corona There is no vaccine for the merse corona um yet and uh They originally found it in camels The camels tested positive for the merse corona And uh, it's starting to spread I guess a lot of viruses is what they do. They just take a plane flight. They take a flight That's what it seems this guy did. Yeah, we don't this plane from saudi arabia went to Chicago And then indiana. Yeah one one man No cure no vaccine The Merse corona virus That's all I have to say That's all you have to say Well, I like the lake great carton fredder Calton frederick's used to say um You can take supplements natural supplements Uh, or drugs or what have you or you can eat perfectly But viruses and even back bacteria have a tendency to come back stronger And build an immunity to the drug or antibiotic Or whatever substance originally killed them Or put them into remission. They have a tendency to mutate and come back stronger And it's serious It's something to be concerned about Definitely And that's all I have to say unless you have something to add I find that a double standard is applied to practitioners time And patients time Oh, definitely Practitioners doctors think their time is much more valuable than our time Without fail, that's why they overbook when I have an appointment with my doctor or dentist I received at least two phone calls emails Text messages Reminding me of the appointment and requesting my problem. Yes, they do All Too frequently. However My appointment is not kept within a 30 minute window I recognize that medical practitioners are faced with emergencies In addition to the paperwork they are now required to complete Nonetheless I always interpret their offices contact with me as an effort not to have their time being wasted by patients showing up late Their time wasted These same offices, however Have no problem at all Wasting the time of their patients No If their phones work well enough to remind patients of their appointments Why don't they work when there's a delay? I have never received any contact From a medical practitioner Advising me to come an hour later because they are running late They are content To have me in their waiting room For that time instead To me their message is clear My time matters Yours doesn't That's what the message is That's what it is It's funny you mentioned that because I was having this very discussion With someone online Yesterday And why do they think that? Because they are really Hey, they are in a different cast Class they are They are Uh, highly educated physicians professionals Like lawyers are and so on and so on and you're not Plus you're sick and you need them Hmm And they're in high demand because They're apparently is Not enough doctors around to handle The load of sick people otherwise waiting rooms Would not be so jam-packed And would overbookings Uh, it's not unusual to uh Wait an hour or more Sometimes for the doctor to actually see you And when the doctor actually sees you if he's there Right if he actually sees you He might spend just uh five minutes with you Give or take 15 minutes is too much Oh, they they want to expedite the The the the visit As quickly as possible warm bodies in here. Yeah, they're revolving the door, right? Pfizer incorporated Eli Lilly and company and Novartis ag Have dug an idea out of the pharmaceutical dustbin To create new medicines that are showing blockbuster potential Against hard to treat forms of breast cancer In findings reported on sunday Pfizer's drug called Palbo sick live Stopped tumor growth for 20 point two months In advanced forms of hormone related Breast cancer twice the time seen With an older therapy alone the treatment Projected to add 3.1 billion dollars in sales By 2020 Is based on a strategy largely abandoned in the 1990s after it failed to show consistent response Against a broad range of cancer since then A deeper understanding of cancer's diverse genetic underpinnings has emerged Giving drug makers new information On how the drugs called cdk's Inhibitors Keep tumors from growing And spreading The breakthrough offers the first major new therapy In a decade for patients Whose breast cancer fails to respond To other treatments There haven't been a lot of new drugs in this space These drugs are the most exciting To come along in the treatment of estrogen receptor positive Breast cancer in a long time The Pfizer findings coming in the second of three phases of testing Normally needed for U.S. approval Were reported at the American Association for Cancer Research Meeting in San Diego Along with results from an earlier stage study On a similar treatment from healy lily lily monster The Pfizer outcome may help the company secure Faster clearance for a therapy That could one day generate peak sales of Six billion dollars a year What else is new? Big pharma, right? Pfizer on Sunday said it is talking with the food And drug administration about such a possibility We're just not far enough along with the FDA yet If you grease their palm enough You will be To announce such a move said Gary Nicholson Head of Pfizer's oncology business While Pfizer's Palbo's CICLib Improved progression free survival time Compared with existing therapy it wasn't as strong Of finding As investors expected ISI's show Show in bomb Said in a note to clients yesterday That may cause a new york based company's stock to drop today What did Gary Nicholson tell the cancer patients? You can't handle the truth That's the wrong Nicholson Pfizer isn't alone in pursuing CDK drugs Which block a genetic pathway for cellular growth Indianapolis based Lillie You like Lillie London based Astra Zeneca PLC And Novartis Based in Basel, Switzerland Are all testing targets among About 20 types of CDK blockers With the best breast The breast tumor drugs The farthest along Lillie's drug called Bema CICLib Stopped tumor growth for an average of 9.1 months According to results announced at the cancer meeting yesterday About 25 percent of patients With the hormone receptor positive breast cancer saw their tumor shrink While 55 percent had them stay the same It's too early to know exactly How the Pfizer and Lillie drugs compare ISI is showing one difference is that Lillie's therapy Can be given continuously while patients using the Pfizer product May need to break from treatment every three weeks Now I just want to add one little Caviar Shrink in the tumor is not getting rid of the cancer Since the cancer is a systemic thing Not in one spot where the tumor is Yes, yes, it's not about just pinpointing the one tumor And zapping it Involved in the treatment of a cancer patient Correct Definitely dietary changes Stress reduction Certain supplements the immune system And detox is extremely important to a cancer patient Detox is vital Right because you have to cleanse the body too In a normal healthy person It is the immune system who keeps cancer away because cancer It is in the body every day Well, as you as you detoxify Your immune system will automatically get a jump start Yeah, because the liver ain't don't have to take care of all that junk You've got it accumulated there The immune system doesn't have to take care of all that junk You got to get a head start man Get a head start And the body's immune system can detect and recognize abnormal cells Much better And target them Before they become Pre-cancerous That's the normal way Right as soon as they become abnormal Your body normally Uh on a routine basis It attacks abnormal cells But when the body is under stress and you're eating garbage And you're putting chemicals toxins in your body And the body is under more and more stress than the immune system Can handle it Just like a diabetic Taking Supplements and medication, but they're not getting their diet right They're not you have to work with it You got to work with it Type um Type 2 the diabetes from a bad diet and obesity would be type 2 diabetes, right? Yeah Type 2 diabetes If you're not if your food is not the way it should be Your food intake is not augmented. It's not changed You're just Not going to get cured of your type 2 diabetes. No That's why you're obese to begin with 85 percent of type 2s are old way, I guess Now my doctor He um He told me uh From my last blood test, which happened, um, I guess two months ago Uh before The uh the food had to be tailor made For my mom's hypoglycemia, which is actually a healthy Way to eat to begin with for anybody Okay before that, you know my you said my um lvl was was high 150 Said it was high. I says how's my triglycerides? HDL ratio to lvl. He didn't answer me He won't answer me right away. He writes me a prescription for a drug a cholesterol Yeah, statin He didn't even so much as whip out a a diet For high cholesterol and hand me a diet Immediately I get no diet not that I need his diet anyway because I I already know What to do not that I mean, I mean he had he has nothing to say about the diet. He had nothing to say About exercise All he did was write a prescription Which means He is a uh a big pharma Like dr. Oz a big pharma Sick of fonts Yeah Money Write that prescription When I mentioned to him simple I mentioned to him the name of a couple supplements He said that that garbage he got he got a working Oh, no, but the drug will do something Oh, and it will also do something that it's not supposed to do Like deplete your co2 10 And therefore your energy will suffer. Yeah See when you're taking a stat Staten drug statin drugs Now a deplete the co2 10 the natural Um Alternative is the red yeast rice or red rice yeast red red rice Yeast would be the the natural statin Just like valerian root is the natural form of valium You know, but uh You know the difference is uh the statin drug has a patent on it A big pharma can make a bundle has made a bundle Off of it um Didn't murk getting trouble with a particular statin drug Well, they're all gonna be in trouble down in the road because of the fact that The statins Do more damage than good But right now since it's a big selling item. Yeah, they're gonna make as much money off of them Off of it as they can Yeah, no die. You didn't give me no die at the fall. Remember vioxx. You mean nothing Vioxx 60,000 people died Before they were they took it off the market The damage was already done. That's correct.  Are you 100 healthy like you were before the accident? Will you recover completely before the accident like it was? One never knows money doesn't replace good health Or a lot doesn't report doesn't replace arms and legs Right brain injuries. We're not we're not like Inverter breaks or or certain reptiles that can regenerate a limb even though The science is there Science is definitely there with the dna and stem cell and everything I hear that uh A certain substance Is out there that Will regenerate Can regenerate But um We don't see mainstream advertising it and of course good republicans Want to reform?   I think Malcolm You're referring to bach Yeah, of minnesota Yeah Now bachman turn her over drive No way The senate's yeah voted 59 to 38 To resurrect federal jobless benefits for the long-term unemployed right And a small band of republicans supporters swiftly appealed To a reluctant speaker john Vayner To permit election year action in the house as well Steps are needed to restore our unemployment benefits to struggling americans seven house republicans wrote Vayner And majority leader eric canter Of virginia they released their letter As the senate was bestowing its widely expected approval On the legislation Despite the appeal The bill's prospects are cloudy and best Given wide spread opposition Among conservative lawmakers And outside groups And Vayner's unwillingness to allow it to the floor Without changes That republicans say would enhance Job creation In the senate The measure was backed by 51 democrats Two independents And six republicans It was the first major piece of legislation That democrats sent to the floor Of the senate When congress convened early this year The lynchpin of a broader campaign season agenda Meant to showcase concern for men and women Who are doing poorly In an era of economic disparity between the rich And the poor The white house backed Measure Would retroactively restore benefits that were cut off in late december And maintain them through the end of may Officials say as many as 2.3 million jobless workers Have been denied assistance Since the law expired last year If renewed The aid would total about $256 weekly And in most cases would go to men and women Who have been off the job For longer than six months Anybody ask a question? What are they living on now? Without any income? Or is this not important?  He was he was pretty pissed off Well, she is Where was he when these things were occurring? Where was his? Objections then It wasn't it wasn't hurt hard enough It's like personally, you know, right it didn't hit home Enough it's like a person who's afraid of the dentist does not go to the dentist Until the pain in the tooth is greater than the fear of the dentist Who yeah, yeah, I mean who yeah, it's got to really Hit home below the belt in the old Rocky mountain oysters and the old cool. You're saying Italian It's got to hit home hard yes For you to fully understand you got to feel it To before you fully understand it and remember it's been going on Incrementally For a good 30 40 years Little at a time You don't like the frog in the water It starts out cold, but then it's heated up slowly And before he knows that he's boiling Yeah, if you that's how they do it if you put the flame on low And you put the bullfrogs in the water They uh, it's like it's so gradual. It's so slow That the frogs would become unconscious before they'll they'll start boiling Because it'll progressively slowly step by step inch by inch Suspended Step by step inch by inch. It's an old Look, uh, look, uh But anyway before you know it They'll be out unconscious before they actually boil to death Exactly and that's what that's what they've done to us.  A union? Excuse me. I I have to salute unions Even though people out there online are bitching about unions accusing them of being corrupt But they can't be any more corrupted than our leaders Politicians in washington and ceo's Let me tell you something I salute unions Particularly i'm saluting the teamsters and if you don't like it Lump it You'll lump it That's the way to crab cake crumbles. I could do something else more obscene, but uh Hey, you know if you don't like it. I have a sudden itch in the middle of my forehead That needs to be scratched All right Any sentiment being Excuse me any sentient being Sentient being Yes, is that like a line of being Be with feelings Oh, okay intelligent being okay sentient Should be able to see the report governor christie's office commission to look into his own Conduct on the man made traffic disaster at the george washington bridge for what it is and it's very very fascinating how he gave his his uh uh Law representation bill to the taxpayers of new jersey a transparent self-serving Whitewash ultimately however in my view It doesn't really matter what christie knew or did not know What bridget kelly and david wildsteen were doing When they arranged the lane closures The governor hired and or appointed them They were his people Worse still He created or at least permitted An atmosphere where kelly and wildsteen Thought somehow What they were doing Was acceptable if not auditory Even if he is not strictly to blame he is certainly at fault A leader may delegate authority He or she may not delegate responsibility I voted twice for christie two mistakes what twice You idiot you mentioned the name of this idiot at the end, but there isn't the proverbial snowball's chance That I would ever support him for the presence Mr. Warren Nitty Warren nitty you ditty Is an is a knit what is it nitty is it a knit what?  It's like with press. It's like hillary clinton going you know running for president with A female vice president. You gotta have a balance balance Elizabeth Warren Ain't gonna fly brother.  It's just too What if there's Bominette by by noise that uh, hold on No, but uh Sometimes the double standard Sometimes you got to go with a little double standard then to have the the Worst of the two evils The Higher of the two evils get elected and control the country. You know what I mean? No Oh, you'd rather have the republicans win because hillary picks Elizabeth Warren as a running mate So it's okay to have the republicans beat them.  It ain't gonna happen. It ain't gonna work I said, what does it have to do with anything? I'm talking about reality. I'm talking about the the image That's portrayed throughout america. We're looking at the whole picture. That's only for certain Weird people. You know what? Have hillary clinton pick Elizabeth Warren and see what you get with that You're not going to get it. See this here This is my brother from another mother Mr. Anonymous And he agrees that you've got to make sure the lesser of the two evils gets in but I have no problem Listen, I have no problem with Elizabeth Warren with hillary Because I like Elizabeth Warren much better than hillary. I have no problem with it because she's a populist She's not a corporatist, but yeah, it's it's like it's like if you ask me how I feel about bernie sanders I think I think extremely high I'm very I think the world that a guy Um, uh, boy You know, he needs to get a little more ferocious with republicans. He needs to start using some You know course language, you know the show that he's at war, you know, but anyway, he's a great guy Elizabeth Warren fantastic hillary She's a corporatist like her husband, but She's a lot better than having a republican get elected. No kidding. But what does any of that have to do with language? Because You got to appease most Of the voters you got to appease Everybody a lot of guys are not going to be crazy about an old female ticket Running washington. That's their problem then. Well, that's reality It is but they should deal with it Look look look look look what good it did Barbara Bono She lost by a landslide He lost because her own people did not support her See the liberals never they always worry about offending somebody. They always want They're always walking on eggshells. They they they they want to be so politically correct that they end up Losing the war and what what happens?  Thanks to a dimwit witty. Diddy. What's his name? Warren nitty Warren nitty new jersey the knit wit the knit wit nitty now. He's sorry he Re-elected christy and didn't Put his faith that hey look i saw Barbara Bono Um, I watched both debates against uh chris christy and she swept the floor with chris christy She was fantastic She's a woman and I gave her Two thumbs up into debates two thumbs up. I never heard the other one. Uh, uh, what's his name?  I don't remember spanishly Pretty, you know, but I never heard her speak Uh, but uh, Barbara Bono did fantastic in the debate. She shocked me She went right after him right to the jugular vein She was not like your typical bleeding heart left-wing liberal. She was not gentle and diplomatic She went right after him and she did not stop Going for chris christy's journey made no difference because she didn't have the support of her own people Right the sellouts mother the fuckers. I hate to use that word Uh sell out blue dog traders A democrats in the state of new jersey did not support Their own Barbara Bono and they went with christy and christy got reelected and the rest is history And now you thought he was a king And could do anything he wanted king christy king kong christy republicans are again complaining About the pat pay excuse me the patient protection and affordable care act And have a new cudgel President obama's actions on russia Our speaker john vaner And other republicans are whining About the latest enrollment extension As if it is a terrible thing to provide more americans with the opportunity To obtain health venture far better had he complained about the republican governors Who refused expanding medicate? Preventing five million americans from obtaining insurance Instead of wasting time Holding more than 40 some votes To reveal obama care The aner's time would have been better spent working With democrats to improve it And fix its efficiencies That is if republicans seriously wanted all americans to have Health insurance As to russia Former new york city mayor Mr. 9-1-1 Rudy Giuliani Oh the hero the the marvel super hero of 9-1-1 And other republicans Have criticized the patient's President's excuse me pe's residents measured And thoughtful responses to crimea While praising vladimir putin As a leader who immediately gets what he wants done That however Is the definition of a dictator Something juliani tried to emulate as mayor And anathema To the definition of a leader in a democracy And what would what would they do? Attack russia It is truly sad and outrageous That the republicans Who have done nothing That are struck every decent proposal made by the president Are more concerned with political attacks And their hatred of obama Than they are with the good of the america people About the running out of material They're they're they're they're they're nitpicking with Possible idea they can come up with any nitpicking little Stupid reason to make obama look bad even if it's a lie Well, they said that remember mitch mcconnell at the beginning We want to make them a one-turn president I don't know why the obama administration Doesn't just flat out tell the american people that The republic and congress Cut the funding to protect the embassies and and and to help Help Make hillary clinton To be fair to hillary clinton and take some of the blame off of her shoulders and just Go to bat for her and complain, but there's a There's something about the democrats In washington today that they don't really want to Go after the republicans The same way republicans go out you know why because they're afraid of republicans because they have You see that the hippie mentality with with uh Liberal democrats this this uh, I I's varni the dinosaur. I love you. You love me Crack, even if they don't love them i'm telling you they are afraid of them. Why? Because they are dirty or fighters.  I said, what do you what would you rather do? lose the war against conservatives and And just have things get worse and worse and worse. What would you rather do?  You know the House of Representatives hippies and the Republicans are showing today that war is lost That war is lost They call you a hater and they say you're negative Instead of saying you're dealing with life as it is the real truth.  That can never change A human life a fertilized egg and And an embryo that breathes like a fish is not a proven human life Stick to the facts stick to science. How could you fight truth in the facts? Because the Republicans don't believe in science. Who cares what they believe in what they don't believe in You get what they want done. You're proven wrong That hasn't worked Since Jenny's Brian That was in work How we doing on time there Jack? It's four o'clock. Oh, really on the clock. Do we have one not so long reading? If not, we'll just Reports that Westboro Baptist Church pastor and founder Fred Phelps is on his deathbed Have some looking forward to the anti-gay activist de-mise The Facebook page Fred Phelps death watch Was created some day And has nearly 3,500 likes So if he croaks what what is that gonna do?  One man died Brandy Lynn Wahlberg a stay-at-home mother in Wisconsin Who created the page she has my sympathy says Scott Walker a country, right? correct It is meant as a satirical outlet for people who oppose the felt sometimes it's easier to make light of an ugly situation and To just laugh at everything she said True Wahlberg said she has received comments questioning the morality of Celebrating a man's death, but she said Commenting on the page that can be cathartic another Facebook page protest Fred Phelps funeral was created in 2012 Nate Thomas a Creator of the page said it is symbolic And is not Advocating a project our page offers Facebook users a place to vent anger and Frustration or Forgiveness and well-wishers Thomas said he's not looking forward to Phelps's death, but I'm glad he will no longer be able to hurt anybody else. It's only one one right-wing nut Out of a whole legion of them The problem with Phelps death Will be that he has not recognized how much pain his actions of cause I And they follow a word of Jesus And I think Jesus is grieved with the idea that he is dying before he could apologize Oh They all these people have bad phones to God. It's amazing Mr. Phelps thought he did so did Harold camping Azariah Southworth a blogger Student at Purdue University said The best way for gay is to respond to Phelps Is with love well Or or don't give face time to certain people Ignore them, you know, but it seems like the media just loves to give face time to all the wrong people We are preaching love for ourselves and For our right to love it. Let's go all the way with the message and show love To the most unlovable person sounds like I did I'm sorry You love me. I love you. That's all love everybody who For our Snyder there will never be forgiveness for Phelps Snyder is the father of Lance corporal Matthew Snyder a Marine who died in the Iraq war in 2006 And who's funeral In Westminster Maryland was picketed By Westboro members picketed Yeah, that's what's all used to do until he's circus That's what he used to do.  Skoliya forgets What he wrote ten years ago? And changes the rules That's what happens Though Snyder dislikes Phelps He said I still feel everybody has the right to be buried in peace Yeah, and to have their funeral with dignity and and also peace And not and not to upset the loved ones of the The deceased, you know and make things worse than they already are I'm surprised people didn't go over and beat the shit out of them people people that were at the funeral In my and now in my art neighborhood my family had a heckler, you know Italians kill Phelps would have been would have been executed right on the street and pummeled But he's a good Christian Why because he says so yes, of course, and he knows what God is thinking Same thing with Huckabee the same thing with Torums the same and they all claim to be good Christian and they do they want to do Oh, man, they want to represent God and they want to take it upon themselves to do God's work And they don't do God's work. They want to speak well, and they're deluded deluded mind They want to speak for God But they're not they're speaking for themselves, right and they have bad phones to God. No, they're actually speaking for the other guy They know Yeah, that's what they do. That's the guy that G. W. Bush spoke to Not the not the God of the Bible Go into Iraq Go into Iraq Profiteering war profiteering money to be made Yeah, so that's about it. Not chief Mine concern here. Yes, that wraps it up ladies and germs Oh speaking of ladies and germs and comedians I Saw Don Rickles on the day He's having his 88 His 88th birthday is coming up real soon and He was sharp as a tack and and witty and You know, and he's great. He's great. He's still alive and he had a problem He had surgery emergency surgery. There was a lesion on his leg And it was some sort of flesh eating bacteria It was they said if they didn't If they didn't if they didn't remove it Then and there and if it would have went up to his knee and I quote Rickles was even making jokes about this. He says I would have to I would end up being a pirate with Johnny Depp in a movie Which meant they would have to amputate, but he's okay. The surgery went well and we salute Our rest is I mean God bless in there. Don Rickles. Don't rest them yet. No, no 88 years old Or is it 89 88 years old, right? He was very close with Frank Sinatra, they were close friends and Frank Sinatra was invited to the Ronald Reagan inauguration and he wanted to bring Rickles with him and The Reagan people Secret Service or whatever says no, no, we don't want Rickles and Sinatra says well, if you don't accept on Rickles, don't give me don't accept I'm not coming. I'm not gonna show up. Cool. That was his friend and I was very nice to him, you know, and but anyway, Don Rickles good health to you And anyway, thank you for joining us for this week's Uncensored hard-hitting truth Time flies man the weeks fly by You know, I think the next The next so-called holiday I think might be Mother's Day Yeah, the 11 and then followed by Memorial Day weekend. Oh And the summer opens up the official devotion officially the rip-off Jersey Shore We have to pay for everything and pay dearly We'll open up the lifeguards will be out on the beach all the fools will be fighting traffic to get there and It's the they call it the unofficial beginning of summer lazy hazy crazy days of summer and But you won't catch yours truly in bumper-to-bumper traffic on any highway during Memorial Day weekend Fourth of July weekend and a Labor Day weekend because I know better Take care I Definitely know better. It's called the strategy of efficient common-sense living Which not too many people know about They so long to these people man We don't know shit from China This has been a mega life 21 production