okay it is Saturday afternoon November the 23rd 2013 it is also thanksgiving week 2013 that's a toiki that's a toiki man I love turkey as long as it's as long as turkey as long as it's not dry as long as it's not a butterball what as long as it's not a butterball listen butterball has problems it's got to be big it's got to be a big turkey because I eat a lot I don't want no small portions and it's got to be cooked low and slow for a long period of time well covered uh so it doesn't dry out uh some some some people somebody told me do it breast down so the breast is automatically sitting in the drippings three cups of broth in there in the pan so it steams yeah that will help yeah but what turkey is one of those things where like chicken you can't do it at a high temperature you have to you have to be patient and get it in the oven early and allow for a sufficient amount of time and uh and that's it otherwise you'll end up with either raw in the middle and crunchy and dark on the outside krylamides or you'll you'll end up with you'll end up with uh a dry breast can have a dry breast not if you're an adult breast feeder you don't want no dry breast i've seen i've seen that fetish i've seen a real uh sick situation in uh on the on the latin channel they have their own version of uh of judge judy oh boy and it was uh this mother who was still breastfeeding her son and he was in his 20s yeah he's an adult oh i'm sorry i didn't realize oh geez we just have any conversation that's all i didn't realize we were having people watching us here oh my god welcome to progressive discussions i'm your host for progressive discussions james p madonna and and we are coming to you live and recorded from the newsletter sensitive research center in northeastern new jersey and uh the weather is getting cold uh the winds of november seem to have stopped but you know nevertheless it's that time of year it's the end of november um let me um not well not only entertain you and inform you but let me formally pipe aboard remember we are also being watched by the nc i'll screw them we are i will pipe aboard my co-host and mentor and the founder of newsletter censored in 1977 with my authentic boisterous whistle our welcome aboard matey welcome aboard our progressive liberal starship the reverend dr william j eisen and how are you feeling this week oh it's hard to believe that another week is as uh blown by blown by where does the time go more of my telemers are gone that's not every week every week day goes by you know i lose a little bit of telemers yeah but don't we all yes and some lose more than others yeah well you know aging there's different factors involved there's a there's a bit of genetics involved there's uh stress um levels uh including environmental and what you put in your body is extremely important your intake you know on your stress level with your lifestyle for a little but you know when you when you look at it smoking is a no no of course uh imbibing too much in alcohol is bad what when you look at the disease progeria you know that uh with the kids get and then they age rapidly yeah so you know a lot of it is genetic a lot yeah you know because that's terrible they're they're 13 years old and they're they look like a 200 year old man you know and that's not counting the obesity epidemic amongst uh young american children well it doesn't surprise me with with the types of food that our government allows to be sold in supermarkets and the the poison they they're allowed to put in fast foods it doesn't surprise me how sickly americans are and and how obese the children are and and you know uh and how much control the corporations and then if you and then all those uh honey boo boo families out there where the parents set the bad example for the children by being obese and you know you look at the whole family and they're all obese including the dog the dog too i've seen many obese dogs because they eat the crap that the people eat they don't like look at that plastic food with all the carbs in it a dog is like a goldfish they always look hungry and a dog will always will never refuse food so they're like a bottomless pit they'll keep on eating and eating and it's up to you to give them the right food and and the right portions i just want to start out besides saying that i'm having a bad allergy this season with this crazy weather we're having with global warming uh it could be mold spores it's been raining a lot it has just fall oh yeah it was like seven inches below normal but how come can't be raining a lot how come the leaves are always wet when i go outside do damp you know that's kind of stuff but it's not raining unless it's a quick drizzle but i did take benadryl so it'll hopefully it'll kick in okay i want to start off by saying um chisela's hall of shame gee where should i start chris christie uh well actually let me just say tell the folks who he is you know for a reason who aren't aren't in new jersey well you can't miss him really you can't miss him he's a he's like a walking billboard the rotund governor of new jersey yeah he's obese but before i say what i'm going to say about chris christie governor of new jersey unfortunately he got reelected how he how he beat a dynamo like barbara bono in the polls and it's beyond me but i don't know i i don't see any merit to having him as governor unless you're rich because you don't pay taxes you're hit upon it yeah but how he got the suckers in in this state to vote for him to vote him in for another four years oh pity the billionaires we got all the poor people in this country that pity the billionaires oh okay oh the poor babies propaganda has been great the poor rich people yeah like their lifestyle is going to change if they pay their fair share in taxes there's a place in california yeah who raised the the property and i d uh state taxes like 13.7 percent on the rich say that again oh some part of california raised i say it again yeah say 13.7 percent yeah state tax on the rich before they did it they said oh the rich are gonna flee they're gonna run away they're gonna do this where they're gonna go you guess what what they ain't doing nothing oh it's been a year like a year or so or maybe it's taking them too long to pack well well mr and mrs uh thurston howl and his wife lovey didn't uh must have took a long time to pack all those clothes for the three hour tour oh my god three hour two they had a bunch of clothes for a three hour well when they got marooned on the island they had a lot of luggage with them and and mary and ginger had her like were cocktail dresses and who the hell are these people going who brings all this shit for a three hour tour i mean they didn't travel light like the skipper and gilligan i think my levity bells need to get rang well they're rung rung did rung did i rung did them before i talk about chris christy i just want to say something that is very appellicable to uh uh thanksgiving week black friday it's about black friday only in america do people trample each other for sales one day after they are thankful for what they have america the the the repository of hypocrisy be a repository and it's a suppository which are a lot of these assholes that do stuff like this that think they're actually getting a sale they have right they just jack up the regular price of the product the oldest trick in the retail book okay let me let me commence norway that's a country in scandinavia has no national debt because corporations pay most of the taxes 78 percent the oil companies are paying 78 percent up there so naturally there's no national debt what what what what the government has its own oil well across the board the rich the corporations the rich of scandinavia pay most of the taxes and there's no national debt business doesn't surprise me one bit well practice for everybody well people like 50 but they get a lot for it yeah they are protected from cradle to grave yeah in the basics yeah they don't have to worry about tomorrow in the basic necessities uh good good health care education uh welfare without a hassle retirement and it hasn't stifled innovation may i say one word nokia what about all the the scientific marvels coming out of countries like germany and i mean and the bullet the bullet train the the transit system they have you know and that the united states took forever to even get the the train but people say that when the taxes are high and all this is crap all of that innovation and investment are stifled well as i said i will say one word nokia yeah well we all know they lie through their teeth america no we don't all know fox news don't know american politicians well they know they're just just corporate corporates corporate whores suck ups all right republicans have the nerve to call social security and entitlement social security is paid for and paid forward cash the outrageous privileges um and and tax money that the the um that the u.s congress receives now that's an entitlement yeah i shared that last night that post on that yeah that's an entitlement what they what they receive which is a talk show in itself across the board is an entitlement and they have the nerve to cause social security and entitlement well wall street wants that money baby and the media doesn't challenge them at all of course all right uh continuing because i tell you why a lot of people just don't understand the social security system they don't understand that it is separate tax and a separate fund no they just are idiots just just watch fox news and believe whatever they hear they don't understand how the government works they don't know that well ran paul and uh paul ryan and these guys that were a tea party elected in the house they don't understand how government works and they don't want government oh speaking of speaking of ran paul and paul ryan you mean the plagiarist yeah uh yeah speaking of them speaking of devils republic devils well let me let me read this man republicans opposing the uh the whopping oh god ten dollars and ten cents an hour minimum wage i thought it was gonna be 11 which is so i'm gonna 115 well 11 is not enough all right neither is 15 all right these republicans that oppose this chicken feed crumbs crumbs ten dollars and ten cents an hour minimum wage listen to this paul ryan it is estimated that he's getting 192 dollars and 48 cents an hour ran paul is getting 213 dollars and 94 cents an hour and john bainer is receiving 247 dollars and 23 cents per hour these are all republicans of course that are against the minimum wage you know what they'll tell you we're worth it we're worth it because we're elites you're nothing that's because you're a you're a you're a you're a uh a cog in the wheel my friend that's because they say so yeah of course that's because they say so but they do say so and they had supporters who believe they don't do shit though of course they don't where in this country show me where in this country does anyone anyone and i will say that again anyone who makes big bucks actually works none no their money makes money i say none their money makes money that's correct now these lovely gentlemen and i use that term loosely the republican congress all the money and all the perks they get is uh from tax dollars correct correct now social services welfare that helps the the real needy people in this country are from tax dollars also wouldn't you consider them tax welfare cheats by working a few days a month and not really doing much not doing nothing but filibuster and block and filibuster is gone baby i mean uh um filibuster is gone the nuclear option was thrust down yesterday by harry reid finally now things can get done in the senate by only a small majority 51 votes instead of 60 filibuster is gone oh really yes the republicans i guess that's progress right i would consider it so until they come up with some more obstructive uh uh uh tactics yeah okay and they will okay why don't republicans worry about speak at a devil why don't republicans worry about creating a cycle of dependency when it comes to corporate welfare that's what we were just talking about corporate welfare correct your welfare yes well your bailouts your subsidies corporate welfare because again including including the pay of these republican congress because they're better than us they are better than what about the facts instead of focusing on what people think what about facts the republicans have no facts they hate obama care they hate this they have nothing to replace imperialism imperialism i mean with the king and the royal family they used to say we're better than all you now you're talking that are that prove it that is republicans prove it they are elite prove it they are aristocracy why are you why are you why are you i'm telling things as they are who cares about what people think it's what is that counts what is correct i just told you what is now how do you change that how do you change it how do you fix a government i saw a banner today of a hangman's noose that's where you put traders i think the united states was uh uh uh uh created to do away with that kind of government that's why we had a vote but if you're gonna keep voting in the wrong people what do you got americans now right now americans now rank 93rd in the world in income equality all i have to inequality well inequality well if they rank 93rd then they're not doing too well in an income they're not doing too well on any you know no no all i have to say is go unions unions there ain't no unions left we gotta we gotta bring them back well of course you gotta bring them back but how the hell do you do that when the coke brothers the teamsters are the teamsters are ready to go they'll bitch slap the coke brothers the teamsters they're still around look the coke brothers uh only are do what they do because they're they're able to pay off that's correct politicians they have money just like mr. core and and his shape and any other right wing conservatives crap all right stocks are up 100 percent the deficit is deficit let me start again excuse me must be the benadryl oh boy stocks are up 100 percent the deficit is down corporate profits are at record highs the top 1 percent are richer than ever republicans say let's cut food stamps there you go now you know they're either stupid or not serious because if you're gonna cut those things welfare soup uh food stamps the wick programs and it yeah why wouldn't you sit for in other words their idea is oh we gotta cut this stuff because the government pays too much money and we want a smaller government yeah that's what they say but they're liars because if they really believe that they would go after exxon mobile first and the other welfare they don't yeah well they only go after the poor because as the last article said in censored number 125 they have the poor in their sights the coke brothers uh uh have been recipients of corporate welfare their recipients of everything their welfare cheats yeah just like the republican congress and all these uh corporations that get subsidies and free free money handouts but if a poor person gets a little a few crumbs they're jealous like the like food stamps they're jealous you know you know i got news for you people uh the poor they don't receive really that much in food stamps they do not receive enough to take them off the rolls of the poor and i thought that's what you would want to do wouldn't you yeah wouldn't you want to take the poor off the rolls of being poor yeah well you can't do that by being stingy can you stingy and selfish all right well it it simply is that it's like this gentleman said uh let me see if i have it written down somewhere i know i i wrote it down somewhere with the man's name um could have sworn i did but uh is he was a former governor of uh louisiana and and former congressman made a very intelligent statement and um i know i wrote it down somewhere a barmer no no he says it pretty much that the the government is not broke it's just bought i know kidding what the hell is it oh here we go our government is not broke it's bought that's congressman a buddy roamer roamer okay buddy roamer not buddy buddy buddy rogers or he's a roamer he roams around the wrestler uh x rest yeah he roams around yeah buddy congressman buddy roamer it's not broke it's bought that's great at least he came clean you know somebody comes clean um all right continuing we're almost done i want to save just a little bit for billy morrow later on um republicans say yeah they always say that's the problem uh republic they get a lot of face time republicans yeah they do from the media republicans say problems with healthcare dot gov are the same as the problems that we had with hurricane katrina yes in both cases the republicans don't care about helping people in both situations however that's what they that's what they have in common however as far as we know no one has died from uh what's healthcare dot gov yeah but they did die in katrina well while mr bush did nothing well in both cases with healthcare reform or obama care healthcare dot gov whatever you want to call it and katrina in both cases the republicans had to have no solution that's great that's because they have the best in health insurance and because they can afford it and by the way yeah yeah and who pays for it the suckers that's it the suckers are we the people who have the tax burden on their shoulders which are the middle class and possibly to pour with consumption possibly with what are you talking about with consumption taxes any taxes all right yeah wherever you're going buy something you got taxes true that's what i say even if it's cigarette consumption for booze you know but the point of it is let's let's let's understand what's going on with healthcare dot com okay the problem is the goddamn insurance companies wrote the freaking law it was supposed to be the public option right easy simple ba ba ba boom well i guess the insurance companies were not defined like you like that's correct they were not defined they were allowed to write and that's why these problems now are here this is what happens when businesses with corporations are deregulated are deregulated i'm not talking about small businesses and mom and pops talking about corporations are deregulated and they're allowed to do anything they want it's like pandora's box opening and all the demons come flying out right yeah yeah yeah they get to write the laws okay if if the very wealthy sheldon adelson who by the way is a real ugly and funny looking old man he looks like a he's a gingerman he's a ginger guy with with very white skin like a cadaver but he's funny looking if the very wealthy sheldon adelson can donate 53 million dollars to the GOP election campaigns boy campaigns in 2012 he can afford to pay his fair share of taxes i think he was the one i'm not sure he was the one that that supported gingrich it doesn't surprise me you know he gave gingrich all that money so gingrich could stay in the ging wrench that stole christmas when he should have been out okay i just got one more before we do a reading um maybe a couple readings before billy moral who is joins us here's a quote here's a quote from um michelle bachman oh boy all right and she said this the fox news and i quote we would treat any other colored president the same way even if he he was chinese or mexican so i don't see why they call us racist unquote what about mr clayman how does that sound to you that doesn't sound uh it sounds racist that sounds racist on its face but uh how about mr clayman i mean uh he's calling uh obama mausoleum he says he's uh a canyon uh there's any other thing i mean what you know and and and a few years ago they were screaming and yelling about the church the christian church that obama was going to with with with uh reverend right well he was christian well what the hell now he's all of a sudden he's a mausoleum but they're still going oh did you see the thing there's there's there's a picture of obama somewhere and there's a curtain behind him or something like that and claiming it's a muslim prayer cloth or something i see usually the the american flag is back there you know i see a great deal of banners and caricatures and racist images and racist cartoons depicting um barack obama it's it's terrible it's despicable and um how i mean they're not they're not shy about telling you how they feel launched on fox news these republicans and it has nothing to do with policies and stuff like that it's a personal attack yeah so that's racist that's a personal attack is racist these uh people that are in these redneck red red states they just don't want the black man in a white house they're trying to make believe he never got there they want to nullify this is why instead of working a few days a month when they're in a capital building they just block everything obama is trying to put through to really help this country well they certainly did that because uh as uh franklin delinor roosevelt showed in the great depression the government has to spend money yeah to get out of it so the government spends a lot of money but it went to the wrong people went to wall street etc wall street is not the economy the stock market is not the economy the economy is the people who buy and sell things exactly okay now i hear i i sent you the article and it's from the washington times newspaper i believe russia wants to no russia is banning the us dollar because they say it's a ponzi ski it's a ponzi ski well it is now because uh the fed is chunk turning out 85 billion dollars a month don't try to keep this try to keep this economy afloat i mean inflation is going to rear its ugly head and in fact i'm gonna tell you something it's already reared its ugly head but it's being kept quiet just like the cpi and in regard to social security yeah you know what i mean it's a lie the social security we're gonna get a 1.5 cost of living increase in january go to the supermarket and see how much meat is big see how much the goddamn cost of living went up big deal 1.5 exactly big deal yeah but it has an increased with the past two years or three years we we had two years where we got nothing and why are they increasing it 1.5 percent because they say that's what inflation went up what about retro what about the the years that the years that it didn't get increased but it's still below inflation yeah because they're lying about the real inflation number just like they lie about the real unemployment numbers the boston re you know commission i thought you're back in the 90s they change the cpi they want to change it again they're trying to see hey didn't you see the thing about this doctor that they exposed for the that worked for the black alone administration anybody who came to him didn't have black lawn because what they did they did and they died okay so that's what this is all about is to try to save the government a lot of a lot of black long defendants and people they take them to court and they keep them in court for years and years and years hoping they die i'm gonna i will be doing a show very soon with mr uh rob cheeky my friend from montreal canada who runs a page called uh we think it's called medical modern medical quackery or someone modern medical fraud or something like that of that nature and uh he's going to discuss the big cancer fraud that's going on across the board how how uh going on it's been going on for years how how cancer treatment in us healthcare industry is big bucks and how the uh the patients are the victims suckers and they keep giving money to the cancer society and etc where's it the susan colman the susan colman yeah the pink the pink ribbon the pink ribbon constantly giving money to these people instead of the people who actually have cures for some cancers hey they proved they proved that the extract of of cannabis of marijuana cures cancer kills cancer cells that alone then you've got graviola which is the extract of the soursop fruit 10 000 times stronger than chemo mistletoe mistletoe but sce sce susan summers took the mistletoe extract when she had breast cancer you don't she's still around she's she's still doing well she had the mistletoe was everybody kissing her well i mean eternally the extract you know but but the the cannabis there's a lot of information about that cure in cancer both people are feeding cannabis to their dogs for some reason i don't know why it's helping them it works i don't know what you know okay let us sink our teeth what it works into these readings and i'll be very shocked if the local mainstream newspapers don't have some of the uh the news reports that i gave you already that that proves that they're corporate whores i i know the new york new york star ledger who is in the chiseless hall of shame is a corporate whore because they endorse chris christy wrestle mania 29 the metlife stadium event that attracted more than 80 000 fans on april the seven generated 101.2 million in economic impact for the new jersey new york region well according to a study commissioned by the wwe that was released today that figure which was just shy of 102.7 million said to be generated in the miami region for wrestle mania 28 you know vince mcman is always giving these figures on commercials during the uh the tv tapings you know he's always he's like he's worse than pt barnum was he's always promoting him pat himself on the back this includes a smaller fan friendly activities at the isad sensor and in manhattan before and after the main event wwe's executive vice president for special events john sabor said the revenue figure which was in line with what the wwe officials predicted in march includes what economists describe as direct indirect and induced impact spending sabor declined to break down what percentage of that spending took place in new jersey saying we went to considerable lengths to make sure the event blueprint would be an economic and financial windfall for both new jersey and new york the breakdown by the enigma research corporation shows that wrestle mania ticket buyers are young and far-flung nearly one third are ages 20 to 24 and more than half are ages 20 to 34 meanwhile one fourth are from other countries and they're the ones that buy all that stupid merchandise and more than half are from outside the region according to the results from 600 post event interviews and a matching attendance by ticket type and geographic origin no wonder all the opening theme songs of the wwe stars are are wrapped so are wrapped they're targeting young people they like that crap wrap there it is that's one third are you know younger than 34 and one half so one half of one third you're talking about almost 70 percent are the youngies yeah you know and the divas the divas when they argue when they fight with each other and argue they they they talk ghetto you know they did there you could see this this slick smooth operator vince mcman is really psychologically targeting the younger crowd because they spend more money on on all this crap oh yeah that's where it is that's where the money is yeah it's like my 18 to 24 something like that yeah they spend the big bucks good thing i don't have any kids that be coming home with the baseball cap backwards and baggy pants and the underwear sticking out going yo yo what's up daddy oh oh they don't say daddy word up man word up what up yeah i'll change the locks and kick them in the ass with my pointy cowboy boom bringing that shit on okay we have time for one more meeting uh perhaps yeah because i want to save this one until later yeah all right uh before we go and pray uh is concerning mr jeez i forgot his name the homeless man that found the money oh yeah oh yes uh uh James Brady bolt great it found the the eight hundred and fifty dollars and and turned it into the police and and well they kicked him off welfare because they they said it was undeclared Unreported income Please read it. I Was so angered by the article that I had to respond how dare Agatha to me she was the I guess the welfare case worker. Yeah The hack and sack director.  Wait a minute director of human services. Oh She's a director. She's management and she did this Deny him his benefits for doing the right thing as a teacher for 32 years I have tried to instill in my students human Compassion and the need to help those less fortunate This is what a lot of people need the show Lily right upside their skull. I Understand the boy that following rule. Yeah, right But did this eight hundred fifty dollars make James Brady rich beyond his needs Nowadays hell no, no It simply helped him get a few things for himself that we and I'm sure to me Don't even need to think twice about before buying. Absolutely. Absolutely It's like they make a big deal about I mean no social service help is Adequate is adequate and equal to the cost of living of today is it's it's poverty. It's still poverty level They like that they like to keep you there It's still poverty level like the minimum wage still is poverty level, you know what it is it's like a man who fell through the ice and This man on shore has a stick a long stick and he puts it out there For him and the guy tries to grab the end of it. He pulls back. Yeah, but the guy, you know Don't tell you there or maybe there's not enough or maybe there's Vaseline on the stick Oh, that's even and he can't get a grip. Oh, that's even meaner, baby And he's sinking he's in the quicksand. He's going deeper. Hey Walmart employees that have a job They have to go on welfare because it costs the living hey not according to the new commercial they're running. Oh really? Oh, yeah The guys are getting help with education. So the guys are manager It's not the other thing though Walmart Health care $40 a month. It's there. It's there. It's there. Oh, yeah Great for who the store manager company for the store manager only For the little guys guys, how could they afford to have anything taken out of their paycheck at Walmart? They can't In many places they got they got to go on welfare and food stand. Yeah So supplant them so any any deduction from a Walmart paycheck is too much exactly So bullshit, mr. Brady bought himself toilet paper napkins a bath mat Hand the sandwich that he craved. Oh wow what luxuries Wonder if that was a subway or Quiznos. Oh if it was it was probably a space sandwich two slices of bread with nothing in the middle And for that tingling guy had dang dead lingo lane Levity For that he lost his monthly general assistance and Medicaid benefits What does this teach our children? That don't be honest that people have scumbag. Yeah nice guy Leo DeRosha Didn't he say that nice guys finish last and turn in something you find that is not yours That it's okay to kick a man when he's down and Trying to pull himself up. Yeah, well the the well his bootstraps weren't long enough.  I heard there's a there's a 25-year jail sentence now for this But how sick the gate these games are you know, it's like It's this is society is on its way down. It's degenerating The de-evolution I Think to me he should face some disciplinary action. I suspend her for a long time, but I'll pay at the very least she owes Brady a sincere apology and The reinstatement of his benefits and any retro money that's that's do Brady Yeah, yeah, don't don't leave out the month or so that he's been off That would be the right thing to do that would be right that would be fair and So it will take a break right Thank you for reading that. It's now time for the Rev. Dr. Bill's gastronomic delight known as lunch Followed by William H. Moore of the third So you go do what you have to do now Do-do do-do the da-da-da. That's all I want to say.  It's it's a great group. I Think it is well over 500 members now Holistic health talk is like I think it's over 550. I believe it's it actually surpassed the food and drink group So anyway, I put the photo there and then she says I show her the photo Where She has a man She's in a bar. She's up Standing up on the bar stool. She has a man over her shoulders giving him the backbreaker, right? He's fate is is he's looking up at the ceiling and he's got a glass of beer in his hands trying to drink the beer And she's got him has him hoisted over her shoulders in a backbreaker position and I just Wrote something. Oh, there he is Hello there Hey, very good. Will you make more of the third is with us? Well, let me let me finish this story I was I was telling Bill To bring you up to speed William Sir William I Was well, I was talking about people in the entertainment industry regardless where they come from whether they're be whether they be singers Musicians pro wrestlers, whatever they they tend to maybe because of all the attention they get they get Inflated egos they become ego maniacal Pompous and and you know, they want to get paid for every little thing even talking to them Like if you try to talk to them, they give you a few words of their time and I I had told What about what about it used to be free And I told Bill Reverend Bill that I know this particular female wrestler and former bodybuilder and She had a photo. She knows who I am. She had a photograph of she's standing on bar stools and she has the a man Across her shoulders in a backbreaker position. He's got a glass of beer in his hands and He's facing the ceiling and she's got him up in a backbreaker position And I wrote I put her in my beer group on Facebook. I have a craft beer group Called craft beer banter. So I thought I thought of something I put her photo there and it says that She she's she's making sure that this man gets every last drop of the of the craft beer And it was but and you know down his throat I you know, he's got the beer and she he's hoisted on her shoulders. Well long story short She makes a sarcastic remark and says I should get paid for you using my photo in your group so this goes back to the mentality of entertainers even They want a percentage of everything if they if they fart in your direction Huh, I took the photo I took the photo off I mean I mean screw that if she's if she's gonna be that Nick pick Nick picky and greedy and I you know Great parking your life Yeah, I can't use any any songs any any theme songs on any of my shows now because a copyright No, I Can't even use I can't even use a classical song on on YouTube because if some orchestra performed Mozart or or box Brandenburg Coachella they they they claim that the song is theirs Yeah, well photography is a little I Mean a lot of photographs No, well they A lot of photos go on the internet that are not a copyrighted They're just photos saying I'm saying it has to it has to have some kind of a fine print in the corner of the Photo even clip art is copyright Look at these baseball players, you know getting Astronomical amounts for their autographs some of them and you know and even more than that I heard Robinson Cano of the Yankees wants a Astronomical I don't know what the hell with a 200 million. I think over so many years contracted I Mean he's a great player, but come on give me a break well for a second baseman hits a lot of home runs No, no, he's not here. No, no, he's not he no, he's not that good He's not that yeah in this situation all right, I Blame the owners for for saying yes I Team sport suffers the fans suffer by by by by paying insane prices for tickets friend My friend Vinny Blake was was totally pissed off when he went to city field to watch the Mets with his with his wife and kids He says he did a little video with his cell phone. He says this is insane look Look at what I'm spending for some snacks for God's sakes And a soda I have something to say about our newsletter Mr. Moro Moro's right We are living in the end times and it and it shows end times well the system the system is rigged People have to understand that they It's rigged when you have to pay when you have to when all your money goes To your bills and there's nothing left over that's existing They wanted to do a lot of good and and and the evil forces The elitists that control the country and possibly the world they did not want to be exposed by good men like JFK Yep, when you become and when you become rich when you become successful Then they love you then you see how many phone then they say excuse me excuse me Excuse me excuse me then they then they find out how many phony friends you have when you become rich You're damn right.  I'm ready. I'm ready to sell the cell the phone Might as well just sit here. We know and it's system is corrupt. The government is not broke It's bought like This former congressman said buddy Romer buddy what Romer buddy Romer is the government is not broke. It's bought. Let me let me All right, let me continue with the information that you and I spoke about I Want to start off by talking about McDonald's? McDonald's employees earn a lousy Drop in a bucket of seven dollars and twenty five cents an hour, but they're CEO the McDonald's CEO Receives thirteen point eight million dollars per year and and that is just an example of minimum versus maximum Salary, yeah a little bit. Oh big deal big deal eight twenty-five an hour But that's still in the poverty level range. It's way below the cost of living Oh the cost of living was so is Walmart. So is our Walmart employees Yeah Yeah, cool tax deductible well this guy this very rich man Billy by the name of Sheldon Adelson He donated fifty three million dollars to the GOP election campaign in 2012 53 million he could afford it. He could afford to pay his fair share in taxes Yeah, yeah mailboxes are offshore the bank accounts are offshore Outsourcing the and guess what when when they outsource the American jobs and the product is made in Let's say Bangladesh or China when it comes back to the United States. They should tariff those products. Oh, yeah Look at fluoride look at fluoride this This popular very famous doctor that worked for the I think National Cancer Institute He admitted fluoride is is the number one chemical Carcinogen contributed contributed to cancer. Is it fluoride? No, you don't know you need you need You need to run You need to brush your teeth and you need to stop eating sugar.  Hey, that's why That's why That's why you see so much obesity among the poor people that live in the inner cities You know, okay Okay, where's that shelly? I'm gonna hit myself in the head Sounds like Charles Dickens novel Yeah, no, it's of course, it's it's very unfair. It's very selfish You human nature is wicked. It's evil.  Yeah, but people today people today are afraid to speak They they're there they we have to we have to walk on eight shells Because oh, you know, we're afraid of offending somebody and and they're bringing You guys speak up Yeah There seems to be a paranoia today with Perception in today's society and and the judges give in to these people Hold on Billy. All right, go ahead Yeah, the the furnace just kicked in so you're gonna have to speak louder, but Yeah, I know well I wanted I was trying to get to this important topic because we were we were talking about this many times that You were telling me it's gonna get to the point where Somebody's will say well, he looked at me funny. He gave me a dirty looks. I'm gonna sue him Yeah, I love I'm losing your volume Nobody's I don't think anybody Yeah No, I wonder why the volume is so it was good before You Yeah, I Don't think you The furnace just kicked on so I don't think your voice is going over This is I know it's a clear day outside, but the something about Verizon and and a wireless connection. It just You know, but it was was it was it better than last week Yeah, I you know, I don't know if it's the Verizon signal or or what but anyway regardless Yes, thank you Yeah Without fail I try to I try to I try to Direct the interview being that You know, we only have 20 minutes and he you know He just keeps on going on and on and on and I and we spent so much time talking about this subject Of course the furnace kicks in the lovely furnace that makes so much noise and We have to raise them voices which I apologize, but There is a lot of paranoia in our society there are frivolous cases that go to court Like the old lady that spilled coffee on her lap and claimed that the first layer of skin peeled off and got millions for that and and then there's also the Paranoia and the neurotic the neurosis of the of this damn sexual harassment lawsuits where a Man can't even ask a woman out on a date that he you know that works in the same company as him You know and and the point is perception Perception taken seriously without proof not fair It's perception perception Same thing with Republicans perception is not evidence If you you perceive something you got to prove it in order for a judge to rule That's what I was trying to get at Money True Yeah, but they fire they fire the man in a workplace if you if there's no if he compliments the girl or asked her out Well, how come they they how come they fire him they fired the guy right away today Because the woman boss did that. Well, what does that have to do with court? Oh? No, no, that's two different subjects going to court costs money. That's correct. So if you bring a frivolous Case to court obviously the person bringing that frivolous case has money has money and the judge if he if he if he has a ridiculous Case coming in that is wasting court time Valuable court time. He should learn and not award this person with the ludicrous case All that money, maybe the judge's box or maybe the judge is bought by Ideology, you know now now the fact that an employer Can just fire somebody based on on a person's perception Well, that's because the corporations have too much power It's like if they don't like the sound of your voice, so they don't like your jokes, so they don't like your face They can let you go correct because Cooperation is a totalitarian structure and if and if you a it's a guy asks Compliments the girl at work or asks her out and she doesn't like him. She could turn around and complain about it and he can get fired It's the same as the old bag That spilled the McDonald's coffee on her lap and became a multi-millionaire. It's the same thing it's it's Unfairness in today's society winning out Well, that goes back to what I said before about the doctor was working for the black longing administration Okay, how is that?  It's all other than yours truly It's all a social about how you look at it. It's all a social service Yeah, and they're all being jilted. Well fair people getting a lousy hundred forty dollars a month in New Jersey Thank You Chris Christie Whether it be SSI whatever black lung It's It's needed income for poor people and they're getting screwed Okay, I Try to do the best I could with William Morrow We did hear him for most of his visit with us until the furnace kicked in but I Know I also I have to talk to him about rambling and And interruptions people just love to cut off old James and that really gets under my skin Well Well, you know If I have material I got to get through it. Otherwise, it's going to be put off until the next week and then the week after You got to the best thing is to make your point and Have a beginning and an end to it just make your point I mean every month. Yeah, well if he if somebody rambles on and says all the times are really a people terrible and Why are things why do people have to behave this way? I give you an answer human nature is evil. It's wicked and it's worse because we're in the end times What do you do you expect less from the human race, right?  Yo is doing the right thing by Wanting to tax the rich because the rich should be paying the tax burden not the middle class Those with the money Must pay the taxes That's how it's set up. So by how how Chris Christie can make Actually make a virtue out of it.  Why on earth would anybody Justifiably pity a a millionaire or a billionaire They do It's brainwashing propaganda, whatever but they do They have elucidated their support and now they make it a virtue as you said In other way, you know, oh don't cut the taxes of the rich and somehow Somehow in these warped mind. Yeah that seems to trickle down Into a poor person's mind as if he's thinking well if he cuts the rich taxes I mean if he taxes the rich then he's gonna tax me too No, if they don't tax the rich they're gonna tax you Because they gotta get it from somebody Okay, and that's what happened on the mr. Reagan and that's somebody base was brought in and that's somebody Just wasn't High-income or wealthy people. That's correct That's correct. The base was broadened. The social security taxes were raised. Who paid those taxes?  That's the backbone of the US economy. It is the economy not Wall Street People believe the stock market is somehow the economy The stock market now Jones is just 30 stocks of Huge companies that's all it is.  Nothing The economy is you and me going out there and buying and selling That's the economy And if we don't have any money The economy is going to suffer well if mainstream America is Continuously sinking into a poverty level and there's no surplus cash to put back into the economy That's correct. There's no spending. So the economy goes bye-bye and all these industries These what would you call them industries that do not sell? Basic necessities of life like fine jewelry and You know Retail retail in general a lot of the things they sell You can do it out like these industries are the first to get hit hit bad and go belly up because when people When their income is not there anymore they they will eliminate the unnecessary first They don't have surplus cash. That's it the luxury is the under the things that are unnecessary are eliminated first Yep, they got it by food and toilet paper Yeah, that's what I meant like like they they allocate their funds for important things Yeah, and so all these other industries they'll go under Because people just don't have the money, you know and Why can't they think more like the Costco CEO because of Milton Friedman That's why and Louis Powell The Powell doctrine isn't a short-term thinking is that a long-term? It's thinking from the rich down That's what it is. Well, they believe in siphoning up. That's for wealth the wealth go siphoning up But that that ruins the economy as Ravi Bhattra the economist said that kind of activity contracts the economy That's an expanded you can tracks it nothing's trickling down. That's for sure. That's correct And how many rich Frigators can the rich buy or yachts? Well, they can buy yachts prior to that's what I'm saying. It's the buying of yachts is only applicable to a few people Refrigerators are for everybody Everybody needs a refrigerator Everybody doesn't need a yacht Yeah, okay, so what is better for the economy helping the little guy Buying refrigerators putting money into into his in her pocket and and having them Having them make a living wage so they are no longer in the poverty poverty level and they will become The contributors to the economy You're like you like you're an idealist the dreamer this guy loves playing devil's advocate and getting under all James's skin I'm a socialist. I'm a wall if it helps the man kind of thinking if it helps the masses If it happens the masses, it's good for the economy, but it's not good for the rich and it's and it's also biblical too That's correct, but they don't like to hear that. That's why they change in the Bible To make it more conservative friendly You see this is what I was trying to get at before if Billy would allow me is that People are paying too much attention to perception What others say and not what is What actually is what others say? like holy roller evangelicals prosperity preachers that that Claim that God wants everybody to be wealthy God never said that God wants everybody to be consent with consent and No poverty If you have your health, there will be no poverty in the world tomorrow if you have your loved ones around you and you have shelter and and and adequate food and clothing and Of course peace of mind that according to God that's wealth That's wealth. So You know as far as acquisition of wealth in terms of money. That's part of the the devil's material world That's it. You know, it's not the spiritual world Yes, the greed greed greed is the devil. Yeah, I and ran the Milton Friedman and their way of way of thinking That's all part of the devil's economics. Yeah, which is capitalism All right continue She was the girl next door, but she was naked Well girl next doors have to take a shower too That was the obvious get naked original appeal of Betty page of 50s pin-up favorites with her jet-black hair bangs bright blue eyes and Cherry red smile She couldn't look happier or more holes. She had lipstick on this way Even when wearing one of her homemade micro bikinis homemade or often a lot less Even when toplessly trimming a Christmas tree for playboy or doing some odd bondage layouts For private clients playboy.  She just left the business. She's just vanished there have been a few attempts at telling her story including the notorious Betty page a 2005 drama But the new Betty page reveals all Does the best job? Cheaply because it's titled is absolutely true. This is pages story told by page the former model Avoided photographs late in life, but before she died in 2008 At 85 she recorded hours of audio tapes They are the soundtrack for this cheap but compelling biography But the film still well directed by Mark Mori and Page's story told in a southern draw all as thick as sorghum is fascinating one Oh, she she was from the south how she grew up dirt poor in and out of Orphanages and tumble down shacks, but made her way to college And then by the late 40s, New York How she did dull second secretario work Until one day a man offered to take some pin-up photographs of her for free Better not be who I think it is. It's probably a commercial Now, you know why I like to take the goddamn thing off the hook Why didn't you take it off after building because if I when you when you and her here do do do do you get mad? Sony for a while See Solicited solicitors There was a poor Betty She was always a little too trusting Especially when it came to men, but the fellow was on the up-and-up and Soon she was a popular model doing $25 a day assignments for camera clubs in South Orange or out on Fire Island $25 a day.  She called it was fun and healthy And if someone was kind enough to take her picture while she was doing it well She'd give them a big smile The Betty Page story seems like the answer to so many criticisms of pornography Here was a model who wasn't coerced who controlled her own image and seemed to be having a good time doing it Look at any of her photos and all you see is joy. That's all you see anyway, but page Had been abused by her father at 13 And by the late 50s had already started to hear voices God Was talking to her she thought She abruptly quit the business and moved back south No one heard of her for decades Many people assumed she was dead What had really happened though that was a horror story And just the sort the porn critics point to Betty page cycled in and out of relationships She grew more and more detached from reality She attacked a landlord and spent years in a California asylum that she came out The other side again is a testament to her She died happy and Remember Betty page movie 101 minutes rated R. Okay, okay Betty page was the best. She was the pent-up queen, right? Yep Yep, did you want to see her picture? No, I've seen I've seen it on the internet Who can story is circulating on the internet? Anything there about The Harry the typhoon and Philippines or That's over with Well, naturally we have now is the robbing of all the looting all the contributions Oh, really? Oh, really? Why do you think it's going to get to the people? How come that doesn't surprise me? What happened in Haiti? same thing And this is why I don't I don't pay attention to charities that that solicit me Yeah, I think Facebook up is a looking for $10 Over there. I think I saw someone's looking for $10 or Facebook is Facebook for the donation Yeah, it'll go right and mark Zuckerberg's nose. Geeks nose. It'll go right up his nose in his pocket Oh Dear the idea is espoused in a column by United States Senator Bernie Sanders Independent of Vermont are neither economical nor moral Huh?  Oh sure. He's he's got bucks People with big bucks. I'm not I'm not gonna like the liberal progressive Bernie Sanders The form of government our founding fathers created satisfies these goals The Declaration of Independence gives the intent of the Constitution by stating that all men have certain inalienable rights Among these are life liberty and the pursuit of happiness Pursuit I like her suit up a suit to secure these rights Governments are instituted among men To understand how the founding fathers thought one should read the Federalist Papers two good examples of misinterpreted terms are Regulated and promote the general welfare To our fathers Regulate meant to remove restrictions from as an interstate commerce They wanted to remove tariffs and other restrictions in interstate commerce not to restrict voluntary economic exchanges among free men Which most of our current regulations do Well, they didn't do that the Wall Street. Did they? No So they can't be that bad They wanted to promote the general welfare By creating a government that protected individual rights Especially property rights, which the other rights logically depend upon The founding fathers knew that a right To any good or service requires The violation of the taxpayers right to keep his money Since someone has to pay for it Well, I've got news for this fellow Mr. Rick high mr. Dush bag The income tax was never in effect back with the founding fathers How come the how come I knew this had to do with the taxation of High-income people in the rich. I knew it was going to come to the state These greedy bastards just don't want to pay their fair share in taxes Notice that our current government considers anyone's need as a claim on another one's wealth effect so does God by the way effectively that is in the To coats thingy that the poor are to be given to coats Of the rich not just one not one coat but two And they are to be invited to the feast and if the rich person has meat He is supposed to give him meat. Oh, yeah. Well, the the Bible is very Self-explanatory and direct about about the relationship that should be between the rich and the poor You know giving helping the poor giving to the poor by the rich they're very direct about that effectively anyone with any earned Work for wealth is a slave to politicians who want to redistribute it Karl Marx stated the essence from each according to his ability to each according to his need Anyone who forces this on others is a Marxist This slave mentality Which considers all privately owned earned wealth as belonging to the government for redistribution Is as immoral as slavery was you know what a bunch of crybabies winers They have enough money. They have plenty of money left over even after after paying high taxes and You just look at look at what's happening Middle-class are taxed to the point of No return, you know, they just there's no surplus cash to put into the economy. They just exist They exist to pay their bills They have nothing really left over No surplus cash very little and they are at the mercy of the private sector for a job For their survival Something wrong with that picture. I know somebody that's not freedom. No, that's not independence Is it no it isn't it's not I know somebody I Definitely notice for a fact that someone that has a very good paying job that I know Connected with pharmaceutical industry in some way has to actually Work mandatory overtime for free Well, if you're on salary technically overtime is free Technically there is no overtime anymore. That's the problem. So this person's way away with that under the Bush administration and and the scumbag People that run this company expect their office employees to bring home work If they can't finish it all bring home work on the weekend that that's working for free also Yes, it is oh man, do we need do we need the unions in retail in an office in the office? The teams should create an office and retail division That's unheard of working for free you could stay home and work for free you could stay home and you know If you're gonna do something for free again, you don't have to work again, I say Why do we have that mindset? Why do they not we not have the mindset? such as if a corporation Corporation Requires workers. Yeah Why don't the corporations? Go seek the workers Why do the workers have to drive themselves out of bed hit the street? Bravo to them Hit the unemployment office the state department of jobs or whatever workforce look in the internet look in the newspaper look Why is it on the head of the individual? Yeah, and incidentally on the government employment website the jobs they have posted guard gone They're gone. They've been that way since On my own personal they don't they don't 1974 They're not removing these up these jobs that don't exist that are already filled Yeah, a long time ago. He does jobs that are already already fills a big thing you click on the link in the job is No longer. It's no longer there. I wonder if my car's still up there Ah I'm a great very incompetent very Well, they don't care nobody cares People people people think that oh if something's run by the private private sector It's gonna be like top-notch and you know everything's going to work on key Dory great, but now now it doesn't mean anything guess who rolled out the the affordable healthcare website the private sector So it's still private sector The government paid hundreds of millions of dollars to the private sector to prepare a website That's what they got so obama care is private sector That's what the problem and they're bitching about it. That's the problem But they're still complaining the Republican Congress exactly not only is it private, you know sector oriented But it is it was created by the Heritage Foundation and Romney a Republican it's a Republican document Why must The Democrats in today's two-party system like Barack Obama Why must they always have to compromise with the right wing with Republicans why? Why are they that desperate for their approval? No, because they both get money from the same sources You mean the government is bought my friend. It's bought you said it before you're talking about campaign contributions. That's correct They don't owe you anything. Oh Thank you for your vote But that guy who just gave me $20,000 my campaign I owe him.  They're expensive You wonder why I? Guess it's the hand picking stopping, you know, whatever Well, Brazil nuts are extraordinarily high in the important ants in the oxidant mineral selenium Yeah, I mean just several brazil nuts per day will give you your entire day's limit Selenium which it which the body needs to produce to create super oxide No, no, no, that's sick. I'm sorry a glutathione peroxidase Yeah, this the body makes glutathione per peroxidase Very powerful antioxidant enzyme from selenium and of course zinc will be converted to superoxide To neutralize the superoxide free rather The risk of dying of heart disease dropped 29% And the risk of dying of cancer fell 11% Among those who had nuts seven or more times a week Compared with people who never ate them you can afford it, of course The benefits were seen from peanuts as well as pistachios Almond almonds walnuts and other tree nuts Yeah, well, well peanuts are legumes. They are not true nuts. Yeah, they're on the ground Yeah, they're underground legumes legumes, which means the bean family and peas beans and peas are legumes The researchers did not look at how the nuts were prepared and let's boil or salted raw or roast Help yourself to some nuts this holiday season Regular nut eaters Less likely the die of cancer or heart disease nuts have long been called heart healthy and The study is the largest ever done on whether eating them affects mortality Researchers tracked 100 and 19,000 men and women and found them that those who ate nuts were roughly every day We're 20% less likely to die During the study period than those who never ate Actually not eating any food that's advertised on TV is heart healthy Eating nuts less often also appeared to lower the death risk Indirect proportion to concern the benefits were from peanuts Actually a As well as from pistachios almond walnuts and other tree nuts the researchers Did not look at how the nuts were prepared. I love pistachios a bonus Nut eaters are slim Yeah, because despite what the medical doctors tell you and the American Dietetic Association tells you Good fats are not should not be demonized good fats Are very important for your health and they stabilize blood sugar which keeps you feeling full There's a general perception that if you eat more nuts, you're gonna get fat our results show the opposite a Dr. Ying Bao Published in today's in New England Journal of Medicine The National Institutes of Health and International Tree Nut Council nutrition research and education foundation sponsored This is the last thing bowels and moving your bowels. It's a woman Bowel be a yo. Oh Sounds Chinese or something Yeah, of course you know Korean Chinese Researchers don't know why nuts may boost health Could be that they're unsaturated fatty acids minerals and other nutrients a lower cholesterol and inflammation and reduce other problems Observational studies like this one that can't prove cause and effect they only suggest a connection Research on diet is especially tough because It can be difficult to single out the effects of any one food People who eat more nuts may eat them on salads and Some of the benefit may come from the leafy greens Any previous studies tie nut consumption to lower risk of heart disease diabetes colon cancer and other maladies at a heart Association conference in Dallas Penny Chris effort and Reviewed premium studies on this time We are seeing benefits of nut consumption on cardiovascular disease as well as body weight and diabetes You don't know exactly what it is about the nuts that boosts health Or which ones are best you said I tell people to eat mixed nuts I've also been reading a lot of great things about pumpkin seeds Some flower seeds pumpkin seeds are very good for you health-wise Actually When I I Tried eating the raw flax seeds whole Chewing them and they're very tasty when you eat them that way as Opposed when you when you grind flax seed into a flax seed meal It's very slimy when you cook it like in hot cereal like okra. It's very slimy I taste was be toasted maybe You could do it, but I know I you know the best way to eat these is raw and And the Dollar Tree has the whole flax seeds and the and also the steel cut oatmeal One pound bags Yeah NASA's newest Robotic Maven Rocky toward Mars on Monday on a quest To unravel the ancient mystery of the Red Planet's radical climate change I let this be the last article The Maven space threat is due at Mars next fall Following a journey of more than 440 million miles Scientists want to know why Mars went from being warm and wet During its first billion years to cold and dry today I don't it's kind of like the Gobi Desert The early Martian atmosphere was thick enough to hold water and Possibly support microbial life, but much of that atmosphere may have been lost in space eroded by the Sun Maven set off through a cloudy sky on Monday afternoon in its effort to provide answers an On-maned Atlas 5 rocket Put the spacecraft on the proper course for Mars Yeah, but eroded by the Sun is it Mars much farther away from the Sun than Earth? Yeah Hmm Mercury Venus Earth Mars Yeah Mars is further than well Mercury and Venus are too close to the Sun and Mars is 440 million miles from it Yeah, so how could it be? How could their atmosphere be eroded by the Sun if they're farther away than we are strange I don't know and Launch controllers applauded and shook hands over the success An estimated 10,000 NASA guests gathered for the launch The most exciting one of the year from Cape Canaveral. I thought they changed that name Was Cape Kennedy in Florida, right? Yeah, Cocoa Beach. No, maybe the Republicans changed it back No, Cape Kennedy wasn't in Houston No, they changed canaveral to Kennedy Check Google tonight the University of Colorado at Boulder, which is leading the Maven effort was represented by a couple thousand people We're just excited right now Said the university is Bruce Jekofsky Principal scientists for Maven and We're hoping for the best to help solve this environmental puzzle at the neighboring planet Maven will spend an entire Earth year Measuring atmospheric gases once it reaches Mars on September the 22nd 2014 the mission cost 671 million dollars a question underlying all of NASA's Mars missions is whether life could have started on what now seems to be a barren world They sure have money for all these projects We don't have that answer yet And that's all part of our question Yeah, but we also have money for tanks that are we don't need want a garbage, etc planes. We can't fly it's Bad. Yeah, this particular. We don't have money for the poor. That's it period These particular planes made by Lockheed. They they never saw any action. They were never used and it costs many millions Billions. Yeah, I mean that That could have paid for Many times over for a food stamp program the last time I looked To get rid of poverty in the United States Would have taken a hundred and thirty five billion dollars If they if they gave Wall Street a hell of a lot more than that It's just like the politicians in third-world countries. It's corrupt. They don't care We don't have that answer yet And that's all part of our quest for trying to answer Are we alone in the universe in a much broader sense said John Groves felt NASA's science mission director if we're not alone the Extraterrestrials are sure doing a great job of hiding Well According to the Bible We are alone. Yeah, well you told me you can't believe the Bible and science You know quantum physicists and science and at the same time because they both Contradictory to contradictory thoughts in the mind at the same time. Yeah, such as ancient astronauts and The Bible. Yeah, the show ancient astronauts theorizes and I Cannot overemphasize that word theorizes That everything all the stories of the Bible are involving aliens They don't they would just be scientists won't acknowledge the existence of a spirit of an angel or evil spirit Demon whatever of a God Everything everything is extraterrestrial Yeah you know, I mean Just because you find a carving of something that looks like a spacecraft or a humanoid in a spacesuit that doesn't prove Anything such as what is that quetzalcoatl or whatever the hell he is anything Anything anything that comes from the sky big or flies up to the sky according to the scientists are Extraterrestrials Yeah, and the extra terrestrials came here, and they gave information They're gonna come back I Still believe that there's no way Man could have taken taken blocks of stone that way many tons of peace And and piled it on top of each other and made a pyramid by hoisting these super heavy Blocks, well without help without your Bible Intimates the job at a hand in building the pyramids Oh, he must he must have had divine intervention No How the hell couldn't how do the Easter Islanders do it and now they couldn't do it today because guess what all the trees are gone They used up all the trees. That's why they ain't around anymore. It's a funny how The European settlers every time they comment on something they They over consume they over use a Resource until it's it no longer exists Like they don't think of there's no tomorrow When I used to year many years ago when I used to work with seafood. That's how I met Reverend Bill We used to get live crabs in and did you know that I found Undersized crabs and females with eggs You're supposed to throw them back And Yes, it affected the crab population for the commercial crab industry in New Jersey. Yeah, well look at card. Oh That's a danger. Yeah, oh When the Atlantic now they get aware but now they now they get it from the Bering Sea up in Alaska the Pollock and Cod and Yeah, yeah, we discussed we were discussing the climate change here yesterday. I had some gentlemen walk into the place One of them owed me some mula for the refrigerator so he paid up and we were discussing climate change and all that kind of stuff and he He believed believes that of course that it's occurring and everything but man has no Hand in it and I said well that may be true or they may not be true But we you know what man has a hand in the dead zones in the Pacific Ocean. Don't he? With all the plastic bottles and stuff Yeah, not counting the the radiation from Fukushima Well that too ton tons and tons per hour or day we can out just yeah No getting sucked up by the fish. No, I'm not so they're they're pouring this the Japanese are pouring this into the ocean Thinking that the ocean is going to magically dilute radioactive waste well it ain't that it's if I'm if I'm understanding the problem correctly They constantly need to keep those Rods cool and they're using all this water and and it just goes into the ocean When it comes becomes contaminated From you know keeping the rods cool that you cannot just you cannot remove the rods and No, and that's I don't know about what happened to the ones in the buildings that blew up You know But I do know they have to be kept cool Takes many thousands of years right look what happens up in Buchanan here with the stupid reactors we got up there Billions of gallons of water every day hot water everything killing fish up there And that don't even take into account radiation Just a environmental disaster right all right, that's it It's funny we Didn't go over too much in regards to politics It's all politics my friend. It's all part. Yeah, we're talking reading these scientific things environmental things Which is good. We're not the republicans that 671 million dollars would not have gone to the Mars program okay What the Mars program if they whatever information they find out from Mars the mission Is that going to make our lives here on earth any better Knowing that we found bacteria or fungi. Where did Velcro come from? Well, it was Velcro was invented, right? Yeah. Yeah came out of the space program. Oh, really? Oh really? Kevlar too, maybe Kevlar Lot of stuff came out of it. Oh, no, I'm not anti-nasa. It's just that if you're gonna put money towards science for the the Betterment of mankind you should be taking the money that's being wasted and in the military Hey, you know why Sputnik was put up there first don't you by the Russians well There were there were because of the cheap damn Republican bastards here We didn't give money to our explorations, etc So that's why we were behind the Russians and had to catch up real fast China in the space China put man in space a long time ago, and that wasn't televised We put a monkey Excuse me. It was a chimpanzee and something went wrong, and the chimps survived though, but something went wrong with the mission Lot of something went wrong with the Apollo mission to or whatever now it was yeah, look at a guy back look at this They did the challenger boom all I have to say is they are they are not to People that call themselves conservatives. They're not very fiscally conservative are they? No, they have an allocation problem They like things to be going to what they think Is fine like the rich?  We're not we have no problem with the colored man in the White House Yeah, we would we would say the same things against the Chinese man or Mexican or a Mexican or whatever Oh boy, hey, well you're talking to a woman Who was a line with her hubby they did born? Close to it.  They made money from the effort She she was a sex surrogate. She tried to straighten out business.  Oh, you have a disease.  Oh that reminds me of the banner I read about about the Native Americans saying that thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's Goods and thou shalt not steal.  Yeah, Thanksgiving dinner was one of the first was the first welfare No, I think that was the second one When did the first Thanksgiving occur? It wasn't 16 20. I don't know the year but but but there was the second one There was plenty of handouts given by the Indians. Yeah, so the handouts they that's why they the whites survive to the Puritans Yeah, and I already survived and aren't these eight is the reason why they were persecuted in England Didn't anybody ever think of that? Yeah, they had to leave England or persecuted Because these were a cult. These are the same pure cult my friend just like the evangelicals in the Bible Belt States They're a cult and and this is These are the same Puritans Responsible for the Salem witch trials Exactly when they got in power They kept the other people down. It is a they are they were a form of Right-wing fundamentalism and they had their ideology it was called witchcraft and a governor of one of the colonies or whatever He believed that witches wrote on broomsticks To the black Sabbath and cats were were demonic cats were cats were familiar which is familiar It's not evil cats it Well one thing in France There's one time they took all the black cats and they put them in a you know like a net when you get caught in a trap And then it was higher and they burned them. Oh, they burned them. Yeah, they were cruel and wicked people. I mean Catholic Church my friend. These are cults. Yes again cult They they're there They're organizations that Claim to be Representing the God of the Bible. They do not know the Bible. So therefore they don't represent the Bible No, it's all possibly it's about man-made. It's It possibly it's all about power, but it's all man-made Yeah, but what is their agenda? It's power or of course, but it's man-made. It's not given from God No, it's it's an ideologies that are conjured up. Yeah, that's right first perception I was talking about Billy with Billy Except we get we accomplish more off the air with Billy because for some reason they try Yeah, he only has 20 minutes So yeah, he's got he's got to learn how to make the point and move on to it to another probably Probably this is just an opinion. I think there's a hearing situation with the besides that. I Think Billy would probably come over better with prepared remarks And if you want to discuss them after he's off the air, that's you know what you just gave me an idea. Oh good doc Doc, what's up? Billy is gonna get a sheet of paper With the topics that I jot down and he is going to have his 20 minutes To say what he has to say and that's it because because otherwise you're screaming and yelling I'm trying to stop him. I'm trying to interrupt. Yeah, but yeah, but Billy we gotta move on now I've spent too much time real intercourse. No, no, I don't want to talk about Why do why do people have to behave such so so badly? Well, I can't we all get along these this is all like hippie flower child stuff, you know, this is like 60s Yeah, you know, I mean it doesn't solve anything Why this and why that and Somebody put a funny cartoon on Facebook says if Adam and Eve were Chinese We would still be living in the Garden of Eden because they would have They would have killed and eaten the snake instead of the apple Make you know making jest of of Asian food things that Asian people eat You would have killed the snake at it and ate the snake and said of the apple, you know, which I thought was cute Okay, that's it. Thank you for joining us for a progressive discussion say so long to these people so long people's all right. Don't be sheeples Oh, please. Don't be sheeples. There's too many of them


This command post allows the commanding general either from Fort Knox, Kentucky at the main command post or here at the TSC forward to further project his ability to conduct mission command anywhere within the U.S. SETCOM AOR to support operations in the current fight against violent extremist organizations or potentially to support any additional contingency plans that may arise against any near-peer competitors within the SETCOM AOR. Really the most important part of what we're doing out here today is to ensure our readiness as a sustainment command and control element to ensure that anywhere within the SETCOM AOR we are able to project our capability that we can maintain situational awareness and that we can disseminate instructions to ensure that our subordinate units are capable of continuing to conduct the tactical level sustainment operations and enable success in the U.S. SETCOM AOR.


Yo it's Earl, we're back here, training days number four, we're here in the park, we're here in Camden, London You know the score, it's the final battle of the day, shout out to everybody coming out You know the score, we're gonna have another one and another one and another one after that Training days is fucking classic, shout out to all the tryouts Shout out to all the Dote Flop MCs doing the main events We're gonna get into the final battle of the day On my left hand side, we've got Swarov Kinch, make some noise, let's go My right hand side from Leeds, make some noise for Zen, let's go Alright, same thing as the last battle, we have two rounds in this battle We have one written two-minute round and we'll go over four for four freestyle until we cut it off Round number one on Swarov, let's go I'm a freestyle drop shit and proper kill it My only mission in this written part is not to choke as bad as Tommy Villis I probably should probably start going off the top Why?   Bro, jumping to nose effect, how could I not notice that?  I assume that's a no I guess you put yourself feet first through the rope to attach a noose to your throat Wow, that's amazing Well, who goes there? It's that dude with the huge nose, yeah, that geezer But you prepare, you know what else you reach and stretch for angles from Who knows where?  That's Ric Flair Rhymen in fact, I'll start slicing his cap Yo, I'm proud of my hair, at least I don't have to hide mine with a hat Yo, you can never spray with Zen You have a head shaped as an alien That hat and your whole swag look like you are sponsored by H&M Yo, listen though See, so well, you remind me of that principle out of how high Not because you're smart but because you're very white for a brown guy Never how high Making sure every one of your words is pronounced right I can tell by the verses you're spitting You're so white, he don't like herbs on his chicken Or curves on his women This geezer prefers learning encryption for the new server he's building Or anything to do with either surfing or swimming Yo, I'm kidding But why do you speak like you're teaching a drama class?  I'ma change your name to Caitlyn Zenner Caitlyn Zenner? Do you know what?   When I'm blessing MCs, I'm just imitating you Cos you're higher for ecstasy I don't know what's in that split But I'm sure it's not regular weed Regular weed?  Right angle pythagore and attack and round the handle Who?   I'll stick this Guinness Potter in your daughter It's that kid from Yorkshire Yo, do you know how I come in here? Yo, do you know how I come in here?


The history of the Navy Chaplain Corps traces its beginnings to November 28th, 1775, when the second article of Navy regulations was adopted. It's dated that, The commanders of the ships of the 13 United Colonies are to take care that divine services be performed twice a day on board, and a sermon preached on Sundays unless bad weather or other extraordinary accidents prevent. Although chaplains were not specifically mentioned in this article, one can infer that Congress intended that an ordained clergyman be part of ship's company. For 240 years, Navy chaplains have been where it matters, when it matters, with what matters to ensure our people are able to practice and grow in their faith, regardless of where the Navy, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard send them. From the decks of carriers, destroyers, and amphibs at sea around the world, to the battlefield, to naval hospitals, to Coast Guard cutters and stations, chaplains have been there with our warfighters embodying the presence of God, and helping our people connect with something greater than themselves. Chaplains like Thomas Conway on the USS Indianapolis, who braved shark infested waters in World War II, to bring peace and comfort to those adrift in the Philippine Sea awaiting rescue. For three nights, he kept their hope alive, praying with the survivors until he died. Chaplains like John H. Craven, Vincent Capodano, and Stan Beech understood and brought what mattered most to those in the crucible of war. These giants, on whose shoulders we stand, reminded our people that the one who created the world holds them in the worst of times, and will not forsake them. From the tragic shooting in Chattanooga, to the Marsock Marines and aviators lost in training exercises and humanitarian operations over this past year, chaplains have been there to offer compassionate, pastoral care for the families, friends, and communities who grieve. Even in the midst of a generation that seems increasingly distant from matters of religion and faith, chaplains are there to remind people of the love of God and to support them as they develop their own faith identity. In the words of the Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, chaplains often serve as the bezel ring that keeps our Marines' moral compass pointed to the true North. As religious ministry teams, we help our people remain spiritually, morally, and ethically fit for duty. By modeling honesty, integrity, loyalty, and compassion, we help ensure our Marines are poised to meet the demands of military life and to uphold our core values of honor, courage, and commitment. We also remain committed to walk alongside our wounded, ill, and injured, who in many cases are still coming to terms with their combat experiences, and the indelible mark these experiences have left behind. We are there for them where and when it matters as they navigate the course towards recovery and healing. It is for these brave men and women that we serve as a reminder of a God who is Semper Fidelis, always faithful, a God who in the words of Jeremiah has plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. As we honor our rich legacy as a chaplain corps at sea and in battle, we also celebrate our present ministry to our service members and families ashore through programs like Credo and Prep that help build healthy relationships and increase resilience, and religious education and chapel programs that build a sense of community and nurture the roots of faith in our people. To all our chaplains in the active and reserved components, I say thank you. Thank you for answering the call to serve and thank you for your enduring commitment to enrich the spiritual well-being of our people, to engage with leadership, and to enhance our professional competencies. It is indeed a privilege to serve as your chief of chaplains as together we uphold the legacy of service of those who have gone before us. Wherever you're celebrating, happy anniversary and know that what you do matters. Answering the call to serve, where it matters, when it matters, with what matters since 1775.


Hi everyone, Joe for jazby's casewrakes.com coming at you with 2022 Panini Contenders football 10 box half case pick your team number three a big Thank you to Here's the list hot off the presses big. Thanks to this group for making it happen. I appreciate it Here on Sunday the 30th. Thanks for spending a bit of your Sunday with us last day of the month already Time flies by when you're having fun boys and girls Thanks everyone for making that happen. Remember We did the we did pick your team for first first to fill first to break So that second half ended up being pick your team three. We got some points there. That's gonna It's gonna be randomized to one person in the break, but We'll do that at the end. It takes it takes a place of an auto unfortunately, but 900 points is a decent amount There's more than one points card will randomize that as one lot to one person in the break We'll collect them all together winner take all tyco on Thornton to 175 Patriots. That'll be for Walter and MVP contenders Patty Mahomes nine out of 30 nice green Pulsar For the Chiefs that'll be for Sam and the auto is trailing Berks That's the teal parallel, which I think really pops looks really nice. That'll go to Tennessee. That'll be for Andrew German who won a lot of spots in the filler. It's 30 out of 30 30 for 30 What if I told you That the teal parallels really pop die cut out of there So we got Kyler Murray blue to 99 That'll be for Eric and the Arizona Cardinals. We got Chris Jones. That was the die cut Four out of 50 for the Chief. That'll be for Sam There's another Kyler Murray right there as well. It's the base not numbered behind Aiden Hutchinson is K Von Tividow Rookie ticket autograph for the New York football Giants It's gonna be for Andrew and then behind Aiden Hutchins is his teammate Jameson Williams Rookie of the Year contenders autograph for the Lions. That's gonna be for Jason K. You got to know when to hold them Know when to fold them Know when to walk away 17 out of 50. There's his teammate Aiden Hutchins All right next box Die cut and another set of points So again winter take all the points So someone's gonna get 1800 points. That's actually not that bad. All right. Here's Khalil Shakir for Buffalo as to 175 Ryan Harold Justin Jefferson Green Pulsar die cut is to 30. That'll be for the Vikings. That'll be for Andrew It's Kyle Pitts and behind Isaiah Spiller is Calvin Austin the third CA3 That'll be for Matthew Sharrah and the Steelers Another box another die cut back there. I got Aaron Jones. We've got Pierre Strong Jr. to 175 For Walter and the Patriots and we got to add a 75 to a tongue of Iloha die cut for Andrew and the Dolphins And the autograph is gonna be Brian Cook 49 at a 99 rookie ticket autograph for Sam rail and the Chiefs other box We have more in the store folks So this case was pick your team three and four pick your team five and six are loaded up right now on Jasky's case race comm if you want to grab your team straight up Yeah, make it happen Russell Wilson Jared Gough to 175 and Joe Montana Green Pulsar to 30 for the Niners. That'll be for Jorge The Jared Gough will be for the Lions. That will be for Jason Lions get a quarterback. They got Henden Hooker, right? Yeah, they got Henden Hooker Which is who I was hoping the Raiders might look for their Skyler Thompson Rookie Auto for Andrew and the Dolphins But it's a smart choice. I think by the Lions who made some interesting choices all draft weekend, but Henden Hooker can marinate behind Jared Gough for a little while For the season pretty much I don't know when took off contract is probably Gonna be over soonish and the Lions have a pretty good offensive line More points more points, so that's a lot of points right there now Winner take all in those points So even if you don't have if you've not been having a good draft Good draft a good break that is Here's a Sam Howell splitting image is that an ultra rare No, it's now contending, but I feel like I haven't seen a lot of these Inserts, so then I go to Ryan Harold Sam Howell All right, the autograph is Alec Pierce Rookie ticket autograph for the blue horseshoes. That's gonna be for Mickey and Jorge You get the Brock Purdy rookie ticket card here as well also Has enlisted as a wide receiver here. No respect for Mr. Relevant I don't know if that boosts the value of that card or not, but it looks like a little little misprint there Dak Prescott we got Saquon Barkley to 175. That's for Andrew and the Giants And there's Lamar Jackson Who got his money Last week before the draft that was which was good Good for Ravens. Good for the Ravens. There's Trevor Penning Rookie ticket autograph for the Saints. That's gonna be for Ed Pete and we got George Pickens nice 22 out of 75 Rookie ticket on card autograph for the Steelers. That's for Matthew Shirah. Is that more points? This is the most I've seen in a while winner take all the points for 900 point cards. That's what 3,600 points. It's a good amount. There's Debo Neon pink to 75 that'll be for the Niners. That's for Jorge base Terry McLauren Blue sauce Gardner That's to 99. That'll be for Jeremy S and the Jets And then we got Brian Robinson Jr. 48 out of 60 Rookie of the Year Autograph going to Ryan Harold and the Commanders. There's a rookie ticket not numbered Kenny Pickett For Matthew and the Steelers Saquon Barkley to 175 And so the New York football Giants, that'll be for Andrew. Here's Josh Allen winning ticket Card to 99 that'll be for Ryan and Buffalo and Joe Burrow And we've got Kavon Tibbeto Andrew with the New York football Giants, and we also have some overtime hockey, which is always exciting Panthers at Bruins Panthers with a With a goal like the last minute of the game sends us to overtime. That's pretty stressful for the Boston Bruins here We got sauce Gardner 23 out of 149 Your defensive rookie of the year going to Jeremy Short and the Jets Final box coming up. Good luck ladies. Good luck gentlemen. Good luck boys. Good luck girls Good luck children of all ages adults of all ages Everybody every single person. All right. We got a Drake London rookie Silver that'll be for Andrew and the Falcons We've got a Brock Purdy die cut nice Torre and the Niners and their Saquon Barkley and our final two autographs behind Tariq Wollin is Kenyon Green 46 out of 75 Steve Locke and the Texans and the last one here is Desmond Ritter 63 out of 149 I feel like there was a lot of conversation about Who's gonna get Replaced maybe I think there's some chatter about the Falcons thinking about going to quarterback. They never did and ended up being Malik Willis, but So good for Desmond Ritter. Let's hope he does well next season. This will be for Andrew Derman and the ATL Nice finish there. All right now a lot of points to give away here for 900 point cards winner take all as I usually do let's go back to this list here Let's gather everybody's names new dice new list and Name on top it gets all the points and that will be one and a five six times fingers cross good luck one two three four five and six So after six times congrats to Bryce very close But not quite but after six congrats to Matthew Shara. There you go Matt after six times a Bunch of points going your way. There you go gang. I'm Joe for jazby's case breaks comm Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us, and I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye. Bye