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“Hi, I’m Phil. Now listen, we got ribs, sausages, we got some rib-eye if you like some fat. We got some baby backs but I don’t eat swine myself. What do you need?”

July 8, 2005 “Money Only” Don Parsley says his wife died in the London bombings and wants people to donate money only, not food or clothes.
July 6, 2000 “Pulling Car” Korean War veteran Lloyd Bonifide joins the program from a D-day demonstration at his house in Alhambra. Lloyd is so upset over a comment his nextdoor neighbor Dan Steelworth made that he’s pulling his car with a harness in front of his neighbors house
November 2, 2000 “More Cancer Kids with Ted Bell” Live from the Museum of Television & Radio. Steakhouse owner Ted Bell joins the program upset to find out that the Sony Playstations he bought are being sent to dying kids at a Cancer hospital. Plus Coast to Coast with Art Bell
May 18, 2005 “The Finger in the Bowl of Chili Rudy Canosa, owner of Je t’aime Lingerie discussed the Minutemen, a citizens group patrolling the border of Mexican looking for illegals. Rudy said that if they kept up that kind of pressure, illegals already in the United States would get upset and we might see more “fingers in bowls of chili.”

“…but this man out there, Woltz is his name, he says there’s no chance, no chance at all. Oh Godfather, I don’t know what to do. I don’t know what to do.”—Johnny Fontaine

On tonight’s show, University of Washington engineering professor Don Micksa tells Phil that by accident, when calling a friend of his, he got on the line with his friends 20 year old daughter, a woman he had seen and admired on campus. Because he has a “Jack Friday-sounding voice” the young lady asked him if he was a cop. Don decided to lie and say he was, a “Faran Benton of the Seattle police.” They are 8 months into their relationship now and Faran….I mean….Don wonders if he should tell her who he really is before they sleep together or after. He may be using her, yes, but she may be using him to get some parking tickets fixed. We then brought on the line Doug Dannger of the Orange County Courier. Doug, a “gay man and gay journalist” believes that Whoopi Goldberg walked off The View the other day because Bill O’Reilly provoked her into doing it. O’Reilly, says Doug, hates blacks because he’s an Irish-American and Irish-Americans have carried around their resentment of blacks since Civil War days when the Irish didn’t want to go to war to free black people. Doug says it’s in O’Reilly’s DNA to look in the mrror and see himself as a monkey wearing a derby and sipping from a whiskey bottle while Whoopi is “Abe Lincoln’s own black woman.”

The Phil Hendrie Show Tonight…9pm PDT for the uncensored Pre-Show!!

What does Phil have to say to a friend who decides he’s ready for a national show? He doesn’t sugar-coat it that’s for sure. Watch for Phil’s Uncensored Pre-Show rant, “Advice For A Friend” under, what else? Uncensored Pre-Show, left hand column……..

Vernon Dozier, varsity football coach and social sciences teacher at Belmar Academy discussed with Phil his showing a video tape of a tased teenager to members of his social sciences class. Mr. Dozier said he pointed out to the kids that the teenager in the video had been walking down the street naked and was told to stop by police. “No dirty punk is going to be walking down the street in front of my daughter without getting tased.” Dozier put the tasing video into a loop to show the kid getting it over and over. The students laughed but Dozier also told his students that he showed them the video as a warning: If they act out that’s what they get. Bobbie and Steve Dooley joined Phil from the Western Estates Homeowners Association. Bobbie told Phil she had to penalize one of the homeowners there, Karen Walton-Turnbull, 10 percent of her HOA dues because she hosted people at her home to watch the Chilean mine rescue when they should have been at Bobbie’s house. “We ordered the Mexican buffet from Bristol Farm.” Ms Dooley said she believes she is the “moral, informational and emotional center of the community” and if anyone’s going to “host people watching Chile” it should be her.

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On panel at the Talk Media Conference this weekend in Marina Del Rey

Saturday morning 11 am to 12:15pm

Attorney Michael McNeesh of the the American Association of Attorneys for Innocence (AAAI) came on the program tonight to discuss the need for people saved from wrongful incareceration by an attorney to stay in touch with that person and regularly thank them. What lawyers do for people they spring from prison is basically give them their lives back so a thank you note every six months written on personalized stationary isn’t out of the question. Mr. McNeesh was upset with one former client who went on The View but refused to wear a bowling shirt he sent him with AAAI’s website embroidered across the front. Our next hour featured Reverand David Castorini from Castorini Ministries. David was able to get his ministry back last year after admitting to a sexual relationship with a church member by telling the board that while he sinned against God with a woman, Ted Haggard* sinned against God “with a dude while popping amyl nitrate capsules in each others noses and snorting crank off a battle axe. Not to mention they were probably listening to Foxy.”

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(*Phil went the whole hour calling him ‘Ted Haggardy’)