Bob Green and the other "Road Angels" take off for another "run."   Doug Dannger and Margaret Grey reviewed "The Fifth Estate" starring Benedict Cumberpatch as Julian Assange, the Wikileaks man. Both of them said that the film may be hurt by the fact there's an actor in it who has the name of a giant rabbit. Dannger also claimed that Cumberpatch said in an interview he'd have a massive job trying to "butch up" Assange's image... Bob Green. David G. Hall and a caller named Gene from Bakersfield talked about a story out of New York concerning a group of motorcyclists that went after the driver of an SUV who appeared to have hit one of the them. Bob said he rides on weekends with three accountants and an attorney and they call themselves the "Road Angels." Green basically said that if you mess with them they'll be forced to "make a statement." Gene, a member of a central California club, said he thought Bob's group should call themselves the "Road Apples" instead.

   Team Oracle in the home stretch during their America's Cup Win!   Bob Green has a newspaper sniffing around after Bob told a woman buying several bottles of Lubraderm "that will inflame the part of the body you're most likely going to use that on tonight..." Larry Grover talked about Obamacare and found out his mother blew his trust fund investing in a wig shop. Dr. Jim Sadler tried discussing a new development in bionic prosthetics but couldn't get his mind off odf his wife's tits. Dean Wheeler talked America's Cup but refused to use nautical terms...

                                                            Bob Jr.   Justin McElroy, high school senior, talked with Phil about the "Golden Ratio" or "Triangle," a series of measurements into which the human face must fit in order for it to be considered traditionally handsome or attractive. Justin and his classmates took it a step further, drawing the triangle on the crotch and bottom of some girls pants and then having the girls seat themselves....in order to see if the guys faces fiit... Bob Green came on the show to talk about Facebook and the disservice its doing its users by not demanding people use actual pictures of themselves for their profile pics and not dogs or pics of elf queens... When a girl suggested to Bob he send a picture of his penis to her, he said "Okay, standby for Bob Jr," and texted a photograph of money. 

Dr. Ron Tarner tonight warned of the discovery of "swimming apes" or "the aquatic ape," that is apes that can swim and dive, a trait long thought to be exclusive to humans. Tarner told Phil and his listeners that this information sets up a possible "Planet of the Apes" showdown.  Vernon Dozier is happy Bradley Manning is getting 35 years but just knows "some federal judge will come along and parole this beret and lips-stick wearing midget" after 8 years, "you mark my words." Bob Green debated political consultant Charley LeFountain on the trials and tribulations of San Diego mayor Bob Filner. Charley, in addressing one of the allegations of sexual harassment against the mayor, said it was basically a normal, "collegial thing to do when posing for a photograph with a female colleague to cup one of her ass cheeeks with your hand." (Although he claims he made an error in judgment when he originally made that statement to channel 8)

Phil interviewed Reverand David Castorini about his sudden sexual desire for Judge Judy. Also Bob Green came on to discuss why he, as an executive, has a tougher time with bad economic news that the average worker because for Bob bad news means swallowing "the business end of a 45." And in the last hour it was Dean Wheeler discussing "that little pipsqueek Bradley Manning" and how even though Dean is a vegan he'd kick Mannings ass "around the block for drill"