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Harvey Wireman explains a problem he had Saturday night when he had to use the toilet and the pluming was out. from KFI.(0:05:55)
Harvey Wireman says his daughter-in-law has got everybody believing she's a good cook because she orders out food every Thanksgiving. from November 1999.(0:22:35)
Harvey Wireman fears he's in the beginning phase of Alzheimer's. From July 2000.(0:18:05)
Bob Greene is outraged by recent news that one of his close friends was picked up for a double murder that he committed in the 70's. Mr.Greene and his attorney Harvey Wireman believe that his friend has lived a good life since the murders and that the girl(0:04:29)
Phil's characters file a class action lawsuit against their host. Featuring appearances by attorney Harvey Wireman, Larry Grover, R.C. Collins, Bobbie Dooley, Jeff Dowder, Mavis Leonard, Dave Oliva, and Chris Norton.(0:10:37)
Retired attorney Harvey Wireman believes that women should not be allowed in "all mens" clubs.(0:26:52)
Attorney Harvey Wireman and professor Jeff Dowder debate the merits of war. from KFI 1998.(0:24:53)
Phil is joined by attorney Harvey Wireman and 16-year-old R.C. Collins in another Round Table discussion. from May 2002.(0:09:03)

Ep. 875

Harvey Wireman comes on to defend Donald Halliard, a client of his who was arrested for breaking and entering after found asleep in someone’s home. -Show Log by Charlie Ferguson

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"His grand daughter, daughter and son-in-law were so stupid Harvey often found himself going to the primate house at the zoo "to be with 'people' I can talk to....not literally but, you know, spiritually." Show Log For Thursday October 11, 2012Margaret Grey and Phil talked about the vp debate along with Kevin Hare, a Hollywood writer and friend of Margarets who, it turns out, simply wanted to plug his bad direct-to-video movie. Kevin said Paul Ryan was like the character of Sir Francis Drake in his movie who was wearing a bad, costume store mustache and kept tripping over his sword... Phil talked with Harvey Weirman breifly about Leon Panetta and Panetta's report that concluded America is vulnerable to a "Pearly Harbor-style cyber attack." During the interview, when Harvey still couldn't get the right eyeglasses from his grand daughter, Harvey's grand daubghter with the "big glasses" He confided to Phil that his grand daughter, daughter and son-in-law were so stupid Harvey often found himself going to the primate house at the zoo "to be with 'people' I can talk to....not literally but, you know, spiritually."  Margaret also sang lyrics to the Twilight Zone theme, written, she said, "by Jerry Clarel and Bill Bingham, a couple of sound editors at Rod Serlings old company Kowabunga Productions." 
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