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Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Hour 1: Phil starts out this hour with news and commentary. The second half Phil interviews Adam Corolla. Hour 2: Curt Queedy and Guy Barton from the West Virginia State Legislature come on the show to say at first they were against the healthcare law. But after the tea party people started threatening people they are now for it. It shows how disrespectful the tea people are. More politics talk and other news. Hour 3: Steve Bosell explains that there was a dance at his daughter's school, his daughter was on the planning committee. Steve mentioned to his daughter that her friend, who is gay, made the choice to be that way. He then was called into the classroom for re-education. An 11 year old boy said Steve was a repressed homosexual. The girl wants to dress up as a boy, use the boy's bathroom, and take a boy dressed up as a girl to the dance. Show log by Bonnie Kliewer

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Hour 1: Larry Grover is on the show to talk about the healthcare bill being signed into law. He doesn't like it. He says that the conservatives used to fight for this law, but it seems like they just gave up. The fight's over. Hour 2: Phil discussed the news media. There was a "There goes that Biden" saying Joe Biden dropped the F-bomb. Austin Amarka thinks Joe was saying it to Obama. During the second half of the show Phil takes a call from a listener. There is a news story about Google and Ann Coulter. Hour 3: Ted Bell donated 3 Laker tickets to Kids for USA. When he found out this charity is for kids who are overweight he rescinded on his offer. He thought these kids were already in shape. Ted says the way the kids look clashes with his polished look. He also refuses to call the kids fat, instead calling them pudgy and husky. At the end of the hour there is a news story that says Seattle, Boston, and DC are the riskiest online cities. Show log by Bonnie Kliewer

Monday, March 22, 2010

Hour 1: Phil starts out the show talking about health insurance, then politics. Phil interviews Captain Dale Dye who worked on Band of Brothers. Hour 2: There was a rumor that Vernon Dozier said the N-word to John Lewis. Vernon said that it was directed at Nancy Pelosi. He says that it's okay to to say the N-word to a white woman. Hour 3: Lloyd Bonafide comes on the program to say as a veteran he wants the tea party people stop calling people names. If they don't stop he thinks he has the right to assault them He has the legal right to do that as a combat veteran. He also thinks Kirstie Alley is too fat. Phil then rants about the fact that he can't get verified on Twitter. News the second half of the hour. Show log by Bonnie Kliewer

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Hour 1: Dean Wheeler supports the healthcare bill. He thinks that the bill will pass despite the polls that say people aren't for it. Dean says that the people are in favor it whether they like it or not because their congress people are in favor of it. Hour 2: Dean continues to try and explain his views on the healthcare bill. During the second half of this hour Phil does a bit called There goes that Biden where he plays some gaffes by Joe Biden. Then there is talk about Tiger Woods. Hour 3: Bobbie Dooley has a program called Woman to Woman. She and a group of her friends who are pretty, athletic and smart go to low income women offering their eggs to them so they can have better looking kids. Also so some of the black women can have bi-racial kids. During the second half of the show Phil discusses the high gas prices and some other news. Show log by Bonnie Kliewer

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Hour 1: It's St. Patrick's Day and Ted Bell doesn't want to promote a Catholic religion that had has problems like child molester's and holocaust deniers. Hour 2: Phil talks about a woman who wants to be the fattest women in the world. Her goal is 1000lbs. Then there is some politics talk. At the last half of the hour Phil interviews Andy Levy from the show Red Eye. Hour 3: Margaret Grey is on the program to talk about the healthcare vote. She and her group is going out to explain the healthcare plan to the tea party people. They think it's socialism, communism and Nazism. She says it's just a government proposed program. She says the tea party people are mentally teatarted, or as Frank puts it Becked Up or Becked up beyond all recognition. BEBAR. Then Margaret sings Don't fear the teatard to the tune of Don't fear the reaper. Show log by Bonnie Kliewer

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