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                                                          Why not Batman? Tonight Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxiliary Police talks about safety this summer and how not giving Jay the dates you'll be on vacation could mean your home gets broken into by "Burglar," a new singular denotation of criminals that ilegally gain entry to private residences. Don Berman talked with Phil about Antoinette Huff, the brave woman that got a hostage-taker to give himself up in Georgia. Don said that he was involved in something very similar. Only problem is he, Don, was the kidnapper as well as "the victim." Warren Benman, an unfortunate man that fell from a broadcast tower years ago while cleaning the light bulbs, called the show to tell Phil and the crew that he was there the day Don took hostages and was "pistiol-whipped" by Don. Turned out it was a squirt gun but Don was holding a roll of nickels. Doug Dannger thinks they need to cast a real psycho case as Batman because, after all, Bruce Wayne was a solid nut-job. Dannger recommends Tom Sizemore, Owen Wilson or Haley Joel Osmont because  "precocious child actors grow up to be real short with big teeth." Whatever

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Bob Green and the other "Road Angels" take off for another "run."   Doug Dannger and Margaret Grey reviewed "The Fifth Estate" starring Benedict Cumberpatch as Julian Assange, the Wikileaks man. Both of them said that the film may be hurt by the fact there's an actor in it who has the name of a giant rabbit. Dannger also claimed that Cumberpatch said in an interview he'd have a massive job trying to "butch up" Assange's image... Bob Green. David G. Hall and a caller named Gene from Bakersfield talked about a story out of New York concerning a group of motorcyclists that went after the driver of an SUV who appeared to have hit one of the them. Bob said he rides on weekends with three accountants and an attorney and they call themselves the "Road Angels." Green basically said that if you mess with them they'll be forced to "make a statement." Gene, a member of a central California club, said he thought Bob's group should call themselves the "Road Apples" instead.
Tonight, Rich Butler, a financial management guy in Boston who aspires to sail solo around the world, came on our show to apologize for saying he hoped Abby Sunderland drowned. Ms. Sunderland is the 16 year old girl who was attempting to be the youngest person to sail around the world solo before she hit rough seas near Australia. She is now awaiting rescue. Once Mr. Butler realized Ms. Sunderland was going to be okay, he came back on the show to say he didn't mean the apology...he really did want her to drown because he wanted to be on "the Wheaties box" and not her. Later Doug Dannger, gay man and gay journalist, joined the show to express his opinion that Helen Thomas was set-up. She was baited into saying those anti-semitic things by a Washington establishment that wanted to see her ruined. They wanted to stop her from publishing  a book on how she slept with Bush Sr., Reagan and Carter in exchange for giving them sound advice and being a good friend and confidante.
Tonight Doug Dannger, gay man and gay journalist, told Phil that even though Hall of Fame linebacker Lawrence Taylor was arrested for rape, once people at the Orange County Courier sports banquet this weekend hear about Taylor's two Super Bowl rings, they'll be "soothed," Then Larry Grover blames what he calls a "moral vacuum" at the top of the conservative movement in America for his recent purchase of a teenage prostitute and his friends antics with "a ball boy at the raquet club."
Videocast Log: What a night of classic Phil on the video stream from 2004 and our brand new downloads. We aired 6 segments with  Brass Villenhueva, Bob Green, Art Griego, Doug Dannger, Vernon Dozier and Bobbi Dooley......not to mention a Larry Grover flashback where he talks about hip-hoo music not sounding right pumping out of a Lexus...
Tonight, it was Ted Bell outraged that a customer threw a plate of ice cream in his face...ice cream that Ted failed to tell her was made from human breast milk. And Doug Dannger believes that Charlie Sheen is every bit the rock star Charlie Sheen says he is.
Bobbie and Steve Dooley join the show to talk about their son Seth and how he has to sleep with his mother every night because Bobbie's got the kid talked into thinking Steve abused him...and Steve goes along with it! Then Doug Dannger, gay man and gay journalist, complained that the Orange County Courier won't let him do more Charlie Sheen reporting.
Doug Dannger weighed in on the demise of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." The self-described "gay man and gay journalist" said there's gonna be a lot of gay soldiers looking to "make someone pay" on the battlefield for all the discrimination they've dealt with.... Steve Bosell has been trying to learn to dance to impress his wife and daughter after they asked him if he could dance as well as Chaz Bono. Steve felt humiliated when they said "a 'gender danced better than me." Steve was playing a recording of "The Hustle" and getting winded going through the steps. That's when Margaret Grey called and started singing the song ("'The Hustle' has words Phil") but then her voice "got stuck" an octave higher than normal...
Pastor William Rennick was excited to hear that the Kardashians may attend a service at his church this weekend. The Kardashians are rich and Pastor Rennick thinks it is doubly cool that they always "praise God" and say "all things are possible with him" whether they believe in God or not. In fact, Pastor Rennick says there are some Sundays he gives a sermon and doesn't believe in God at all. He also knows that Kim Kardashian might offer him a lot of money "to make a dirty movie with her: and that would be severe temptation. Doug Dannger, gay man and gay journalist, believes St. Patricks Day needs to get more secular. Distancing itself from the Catholic Church will also mean the term "corned beef" is cleaned up.
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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