David G. Hall, vice-president of syndication, came on the show tonight and chastised Phil for a recent rant. In it, Phil accused the broadcast industry of exploiting young broadcsters by using their voices on many different stations and networks. David attacked Phil by saying no one cared about what he said anyway. "No one cares whether you live or die Hendrie, whether you get up in the morning or are found in a parking garage, several levels down, dead from a heart attack." Larry Grover, showing an uncharacteristic level of emotion, said that it's already over for Republicans and Obama will win in the 2012 election. Larry was holding back tears and speaking with a cracking voice as he said that he kicked his wife and kids out when they didn't want to put up with his 24-hour-a-day obsession over "rooting out the weed of liberalism."

Dave Oliva wonders why gruesome crimes have to be publicized and feels the police are the perfect people to make sure they aren't. The recent discovery of a human head near the Hollywwod sign prompted Dave to weigh in. "They should use code in the newspapers. Don't say a head was found. Just say "Hollywood head." Bobbie Dooley speaking on behalf of her husband Steve, joined the show to talk about Paula Deen. "She's diabetic, overweight, smokes and lies. She wants all women to be like her."

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Tonight a discussion of the Golden Globes morphed into a discussion of who has the right to ride in a limousine. For Doug Dannger, entertainment writer for the Orange County Courier, the only people who have that right are wealthy people, movie stars and movie-of-the-week stars. When he sees high school students riding around in limo's Doug pulls them over and tells them how disgusted he is. Doug also made it clear he wanted to talk about the Marines in Afghanistan. But no one cared about his opinion; that the Marines only crime was poor toilet training. Bob Bakian also joined the show to report live from south Florida on Gene Hackman being hit by a car but as soon as his music ended he started talking like he had a brain injury.

Tonight Phil discussed the video of four Marines in Afghanistan urinating on Taliban dead with RC Collins, junior cadet from Bradley Military Academy. RC felt it was mostly the fault of the Marines for not securing the video tape so "their kid sister didn't get a hold of it and put it on YouTube." RC went on to say "civilians can't be trusted. They'll pee down your back and tell you it's raining." There was also an appearance by "Commandant Weirman" who told RC he would have to "kiss the gunner's daughter" and then flogged him with wet bamboo.

Tonights show featured Ted Bell explaining that Wall Street is really a bunch of retired people and people with disabilities who are stockholders of various companies and want the price to stay high. They don't care whether you get fired and thrown in the street or not as long as they are making mon-eee! "I'd like to kick in one of these faces of Meth until the face looks better," says Jay Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxiliary Police commented on a video showing a woman being struck by a police officer aboard a commuter train. "People need to understand that you need to show a police officer respect. Stand up straight, don't chew gum, don't have your hands in your pockets and don't give us no code talk like 'Wow, you know where I can get a piled pork sandwich?' We know what that's about," said Jay.

On the videocast side tonight Phil was embroiled in more drama but eventually settled into an enjoyable Q&A with the BSP's on the website. You can see the questions under "Hit Me With Some Questions Here."

Tonight Pastor William Rennick chastised Phil for being a tool of "The Demon." When Phil said Tim Tebow was not that good of a quarterback, Pastor Rennick put some money on the Broncos to support Tebow...but then he got to thinking about it and reversed his bet. He wound up losing big money and blames Phil all the way. Vernon Dozier claims to have been instrumental in setting up the BCS game. And, he says, he wants all the sportswriters to just shut up about how they think some team other than Alabama should be the winner. It happens every year and "I'm sick of it!" Just sick of it!" says Vern.