Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxilliary Police came on the show to warn Phil that all his questions concerning a man in Texas killing the allgeged attacker of his daughter....well, see we even blew it here on the show log calling the attacker "alleged." In any event, Phil's questions were not being viewed favorably by Major Newton of the CAP. Mr. Hendrie's much too curious and clever. Following that imbroglio, Jeff Dowder, sometime assistant professor of "mechanical physics" at Cal Tech, discussed Nick Wallenda's crossing of Niagra Falls on a high wire. Jeff said it was not the daredevil act it appeared to be considering the fact Mr. Wallenda was wearing a safety harness. Now, said Jeff, if you've ever ridden in the front car of the Stateline, Nevada roller coaster you'd know what real "daredevilism" was.

Mr. Stephen Bosell of Corona, California discussed his ongoing dispute with CK Corona middle school where his daughter attends. He punished his daughter "with a backhand and then a forehand and then a backhand" when she used the word "bushrod" and giggled about it. "Bushrod" was actually a name she learned in school that day, the first name of George Washington's nephew. Steve also confronted assistant headmistress Trudy Laniel and the psychotic, never-speaking, heavy-breathing headmistress Erica Dorton... Later Channel 19 anchor Don Berman and attorney Harvey Weirman attempt to discuss a lawsuit filed by actor Stephen Baldwin against actor Kevin Costener but it turns to dung when Weirman says Berman "screamed like a woman getting tagged by her husband in the middle of the night." With Margaret Grey, Frank Grey, RC Collins and Brass Villenuava...

Tonights show featured the insights of Dr. Jim Sadler as he dealt with the topic of earthquakes and peoples fear of them. Dr. Sadler said that when he was in Alaska he was having a beer while wearing a fur hat and a large fur coat. The outfit covered up how really "ripped" he is and caused at least one man to look at him as if he were "an insect." But Dr. Sadler had it all over the guy when he told him he came from California and "had the guts to face an earthquake." Dean Wheeler defended the producers of HBO's "Game Of Thrones" for including in one of their episodes a prosthetic head on a lance that was a replica of George Bush. Dean felt it was an "artistic freedom" issue. When Larry Grover's mother brings up an article in the local Mill Valley weekly that reported on Dean drunkenly simulating sex with a "yoga dummy" Dean retires to his sweat lodge to do "penance."

Tonights show feature David Hall and Ted Bell ripping into Phil for posting a photo of a mafia hit in front of a steakhouse and referencing Ted's place. And Bobbie and Steve Dooley discussed their "three-pronged approach" to the Jerry Sandusky story....plus a visit from Mavis Leonard, Lloyd Bonafide and Dave Oliva.... And the videocast was a clusterf*** for the first forty minutes tonight... Yes its all here... Pre-pre show music--Get Down, Get Down Joe Simon, Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye Steam, 5 O'Clock T-Pain, California Love Tupac Shakur, Rock You Like A Hurricane Scorpions

Ted Bell from Ted's of Beverly Hills is angry that after all the expense he went to to put on a big bash in the Prime Rib Room for this years Belmont the possible Triple Crown winner, I'll Have Another, is scratched. Ted doesn't think the life of a "pampered nag that get's fairy tales read to it at night" is worth anywhere near his business and the tough times he has had to struggle through. Vernon Dozier came on the show to promote his bbook "Crucifixion on a saturday Night," a fictional story based on the Jerry sandusky case. Vernon says it's easy to misunderstand a mans actions when all he is doing is taking advantage of a rare target, a kids bare ass, to snap a towel at it. Music on the pre-pre-show feed tonight was 1979 Smashing Pumpkins, Your Mind Is On Vacation Mose Allison, Young Wild and Free Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa, You Wear It Well Rod Stewart, You Make Me Feel Real Sylvester, You Got That Right Lynyrd Skynyrd, You Got Me Floatin Jimi Hendrix, You Found Me The Fray, You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover Bo Diddley, You and Me Moody Blues, You're Lost Little Girl the Doors, World of Pain Cream....

Eric Eisenblatt, criminal defense attorney commented on a case involviong a father beating his son for not making a catch in baseball. the mans actions were videotaped by a neighbor and he was arrested. But Mr. Eisenblatt believed the man was not given the benefit of the doubt. "I don't know a lot about baseball," said Mr. Eisenblatt. "But when my daughter didn't get the home runs I told her to get I decided to show her what a clumsy fool she was. I'd either trip her or just pull her pants down in front of everyone. HaHa." Later 28 year old telemarketer and self-described good looking guy Chris Norton talked with Phil about his "Fifty Shades of Chris" promotion. On the Fourth of July Chris will spank one cheek of any woman's ass hard enough to leave a red hand print if she pays five bucks. "Women like having their ass cheeks painted," said Chris With Margaret Grey, Frank Grey and RC Collins.

Tonights guests included David G. Hall asking Phil about his recent business trip, RC Collins talking about Pakistan drone strikes, Larry Grover questioning his own and others sexuality, Marylin Donnelly questioning Larry's sexuality, Margaret Grey trying and failing to sing "Sentimental Lady" and Frank Grey getting so gender confused he discusses Romney and Obama while referring to each man as 'her."