Bobbie Dooley, Larry Grover and Corrine Grover, Larry's mom, talk about Obama and the first anniversary of the killing of Bin Laden. Bobbie, as an Obama supporter, says the Republicans will have to suck on Obama being "the guy that puilled the trigger." Larry finds that appraisal "sadistic." Meanwhile Mrs Grover claims Larry uses a racial slur in talking about Obama and Larry denies it. Also Harvey Weirman and RC Collins engage in a discussion about Nadya Suleman, the so-called "Octo-Mom" and her prospects now that she's declared bankruptcy. Naturally, with Harvey and RC, there are insults, baiting, threats of violence and then, at the end, Harvey going through the phone line to exact some sick revenge on young Mr. Collins.

Bobbie Dooley tells Phil that the anniversary of the "neutralizing" of Osama Bin Laden will be "Obama's party" and the Republicans will just have to "suck on it." Vernon Dozier returns with Brett Buford, the father of a student that complained Vernon was insulting people that contributed to the George Zimmerman defense fund. Vernon and Buford traded insults, baited each other and basically got nothing accomplished through the entire hour... Margaret Grey and Frank Grey check in from the airport to tell Phil about "a wonderful, rustic winery up there near where you go to that ranch." They tell Phil it's called "The Burned Out Clutter Home," named after the family murdered in Kansas and the subjects of Capote's "In Cold Blood." Phil swears he'll never buy a bottle of wine from them as long as they have that name. Frank gets indignant. "You don't know who you're messing with." With General Gaylan Shaw...

Vernon Dozier almost has a stroke tonight explaining the indignation of having to hear the father of one of his students compare him to Forrest Gump... Bob Green tries to the see the bright side of a proposed Egyptian law that would allow a man to have sex with the body of his dead wife up to six hours after she's gone. Don Berman returns to the show with "Mr. Dean" who apologizes to Phil for his repeated use of the espresso machine the other night. With Debbie Daily, Margaret Grey and Justin McElroy.

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Don Berman agrees with Phil that news helicopter pilots risk their lives to capture the freeway chase shots we all love so much. The chance of collision with another aircraft is high. But Don has audience to grab and ratings to maintain and if a guy has to go nose first into a mountain "what price fame?" As Don was talking he was increasingluy bothered by station manager "Mr. Dean" using an espresso machine right next to Don's desk. Don winds up getting baited hy an intern who tells him "you're gonna get in trouble" when he badmouths Mr. Dean behind his back. Art Griego joins the conversation and Don winds up wishing leprosy on both Art and Phil. Dr. Jim Sadler returns for equal time on the show. Feeling he was treated badly by Phil and Lloyd Bonafide on Monday night when he couldn't pronounce 'laryngectomy' he tells them that as a student he never concentrated on how anything was pronounced. He just wanted to cure people. As a result he can't say things like "laryngectomy' or 'appendectomy.' However, Dr. Sadler ended the hour crying and talking about how he won the "clean and jerk competition for seniors."

On tonights show Father James McQuarters, while soaking a sore leg in a bath tub and fighting with Father Staley over a rubber duck, tells Phil that Anne Romney is a great stay-at-home mom but should wspend more time on her personal grooming. Her campaignh appearance yesterday could have been better had she not looked "the way she did." Lloyd Bonafied talks to Phil, Dr. Jim Sadler and an unfortunate man without a larynx named Wallace about John Edwards, a man he considers to be as stupid as his son Ralph, who gave his life in Vietnam saving his squad. Lloyd also thinks John Edwards is a "dumbass magnet" because he attracted contributions from "Bunny Mellon. Her grandfather, Andrew Mellon was a member of the South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club, whose earthen dam failed in May 1889 and caused the Johnstown Flood. "A real dumbass" said Lloyd. With Warren Benmen, Dr. Jim Sadler & Wallace.

From his son Josh throwing food on a bus and telling the woman who chastised him to "f*** off you dirty old t***" to the deep-seated insecurities brought on by hearing Soft Cell's "Sex Dwarf" and "Tainted Love" Ted Bell holds forth from Ted's of Beverly Hills tonight. Later, Sholl Heller, from Germany's Inter magazine, is back on the show to discuss George Zimmerman being granted bail and Zimmerman's "apology" to Trayvon Martin's parents... With David G. Hall and Margaret Grey.

Herb Sewell was out special guest tonight. The convicted and now paroled child molester and child pornographer discussed George Zimmerman with Phil and how Herb felt Zimmerman should get out on bail and find a way to get attacked or killed. That way he can "regain the high moral ground." With Bunny Belhaven and Marylynn Donnelly. Later attorney Darren Brown argues against the legalizatuion of marijuana saying stories of people actively hallucinating from it's effects are true. "I had to smoke some as part of my training to be DA. I remember getting up from the couch, walking over to the mirror and seeing a Teutonic knight in the reflection." With Shoell Heller and Jeff Dowder.

RC Collins, Bradley Military Academy cadet, tells Phil he wants to be a US Army sapper but doesn't want to go through the 28 week course because his grandmother may die before then and he wants to get the badge to show her. Also we had Margaret Grey and Doug Dannger discussing the latest Mel Gibson meltdown and how it's understandable given the fact that what he should have done is run Joe Esterhaus' head through a wall. Frank Grey comes on to tell Margaret the name of the screenwriter on Jason Jay Delmonico's project, Esther House. "Yep, that's his name" said Frank.

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