Margaret Grey opened the show seemingly to interview noted Republican Party spokesperson Miles Gordon. But around half way through she broke into a karaoke version of "We Are The Champions" to express her triumphant sense that the Democrats will bury the Republicans in November's Presidential election... Later Frank Grey, Margaret's husband who suffers from "gender confusion", called in to sing as well, this one a tribute to Margaret called "He's a Lady."  Vernon Dozier was on to comment on the baseball post-season and give his opinion as to why teams close the locker room to reporters when they are celebrating making the playoffs. Vernon believes that its a very emotional moment for the players and should be very private especially since many of the are "disrobing" to get into the shower.

Phil talks about a variety of things in and out of the news..his new one man show, his brother and his dad, his experiences riding ferries, in submarines and the like...his first love, a girl named Julie and the big high school junior that stole her. And then he talks about how the 1966 Baltimore Orioles didn't make any of it better... Meanwhile Margaret gets huffy, threatening to beat down everyone in the studio and walks off the show twice only to return. Bud makes a racist crack and Robert almost strangles him and all four discuss the Lions games earlier where Jack Eigagder dropped producer Earl Cooch with two quick right hands when Cooch came out of his producer booth...

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We were joined by Dr. Jim Sadler to discuss mental health and acts of violence related to the mentally ill. However, Dr Sadler was speaking to us en route from a conference in Marina Del Rey and his "Chinese limo driver" got agitated by Margaret badgering him and eventually Dr. Sadler cut the call short. Frank Grey also came on to comment on his overweight sister and how Margaret called her Bertha and "played tuba music" as she walked down the hall in the morning when visiting.  Little Ian Anderson joined us to talk about the new automatic weapons displayed by Royal Guardsmen at Buckingham Palace and their tendency to use them if "trifled with" by tourists....

Phil, Margaret, Bud and Robert bring on Harvey Wireman who has a gig reading a book on tape. He's narrating "David Mambo's new one." (He means David Mamet) Ted Bell also joins the show to see if Harvey is good enough to read a book in person at Ted's of Beverly Hills. He has Harvey read from the menu, Lloyd Bonafide also joins the so-called discussion. Later Vernon Dozier comes on to talk about the ending of the NFL referee strike. During his rant he grows agitated with the beer he's drinking and tells his wife Amber to "get some Miller High-Life in this funky joint!" He hangs up on Phil when Phil starts lecturing him on another bit of Vernon behavior. It seems Vernon sling-shot a "dog turd" into a guys mouth who had flown onto the football field during a game wearing a jet-pack. "I don't like people playing God," said Vernon Margaret sang "I Don't Know" by Ozzy but then punched Bud to the ground and kicked him repeatedly in the ribs after he told her to "sing it better." Margaret then told Robert to drag Bud outside and "throw some water on him."

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