Ted Bell from Ted's of Beverly Hills, in commenting on the statements of Chik-Fil-A CEO Dan Cathy, said that his restaurant was gay friendly and he would serve a free steak dinner to any and all gay people coming into his restaurant this weekend. Ted further stated that Chik-Fil-A tasted like dirty feet and that he "couldn't get one down. By the time they made a good one I threw it in the garbage anyway."

Starting the show was Don Berman of channel 19 news who was filled with crap...filled with it.... about Mitt Romney....brimming with it... Margaret Grey, calling once again from her bath tub, tried to get Phil to buy the book "The Seven Branches of the Several Trees" by Deane Wheeler who Phil immediately recognized as the weird ass that was part of the gun debate last night. Later on we had Jay Santos at a gun range with his "sub-commanders" firing away at a target they bought at a toy store and almost killing one of the range employees. They are finally chased off the range when the owner threatens to call the police but they "play grab-ass up in the parking lot" chasing each other and smoking cigarettes until the police are called.

Karen Deauville, a retiree from Baltimore, called the show and was joined by David G. Hall to ask why Phil hadn't gotten into any graphic discussions of the violence in Colorado. At alternate times Phil and David try to outdo each other by being nice to the old lady and by telling her to shut up and get lost.. A three way discussion on gun control between Margaret Grey, Dean Wheeler and Larry Grover devolves into Deane Wheeler admitting he was held on a fugitive warrant from New Jersey for selling heroin a number of years ago and that he had beaten up several girlfriends...