General Gaylen Shaw and Bobbie Dooley both argued for the "skunk rule," a rule that would require college football games to end at the half if one team was beating the other by 30 points or more...(click for the Orange Bowl, West Virginia 70, Clemson 33) For General Shaw it's a matter of good mental health...players that are forced to endure another half of a beating at the hands of a superior team will have mental health issues: bowel problems and sleeplessness not to mention trouble paying back their student loans.

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."

Dr. Jim Sadler, Larry Grover and finallly General Gaylen Shaw debate the Eastwood commercial. Highlights: Dr. Sadler thought Eastwood creeping out of the shadows was menacing, Larry Grover was confused about who to support; Eastwood or the Tea Party and General Shaw thought Sadler and Grover were imbeciles making a big thing out of nothing Bobbie Dooley came on the show to tell Phil she'd been raped and that two, brave, gay men rescued her. And then she said she was "only kidding" and made the whole thing up to help people to an emotional place where "they'd accept gay men as strong."

General Gaylen Shaw proposed changes to the interstate commerce laws governing truck traffic didn't go over too well tonight. The General wants an enforced one month "sabbatical" for all truckers in order that they be evaluated psychologically. As a young man driving trucks General Shaw fantisized about running someone off the road and into an "oil tank farm." He also had a problem with the kinds of silhouettes he saw through the rear window. A guy with really big ears driving a Mini-Cooper would send him into a murderous rage. Dr. Jim Sadler called in and he happens to be just such a guy.... With Dr. Jim Sadler, Debbie Dailey and Bobbie Dooley.

Bobbie Dooley tells Phil that the anniversary of the "neutralizing" of Osama Bin Laden will be "Obama's party" and the Republicans will just have to "suck on it." Vernon Dozier returns with Brett Buford, the father of a student that complained Vernon was insulting people that contributed to the George Zimmerman defense fund. Vernon and Buford traded insults, baited each other and basically got nothing accomplished through the entire hour... Margaret Grey and Frank Grey check in from the airport to tell Phil about "a wonderful, rustic winery up there near where you go to that ranch." They tell Phil it's called "The Burned Out Clutter Home," named after the family murdered in Kansas and the subjects of Capote's "In Cold Blood." Phil swears he'll never buy a bottle of wine from them as long as they have that name. Frank gets indignant. "You don't know who you're messing with." With General Gaylan Shaw...

The show got into climate change for the first time in many a day when Dr. Ron Tarner, attending a testimonial dinner for a retiring colleague, poo-poo's a report that the rate glaciers are melting on Greenland is slowing. Dr. Tarner didn't like the idea of having to cite climate change science for a "bunch of dumbbells" and really didn't like RC Collins asking him to get Stephen Hawking's autograph. The release of a some of the materials recovered in the Bin Laden compound occasioned a panel discussion with Bobbie Dooley (talking about a Horatio Sanz video with orgasm/waterboarding jokes) Margeret Grey (who sang "I Wish You Love" with an explosion sound effect) and the hearing impaired Debbie Daily (who also sang and better than Margeret).

Steve Bosell in a return engagement with the heavy breathing Erica Dorton. Steve tells Phil he was told by his daughters school to take some gay porn home and watch it in order that he lose his "bigotry" against gay marriage. By the end of the hour Dorton had called in, breathing into the phone and Bobbie Dooley's husband Steve started talling like Liberace." David Castorini of the Castorini Youth Ministries talked with Phil about the possibility that the bones of John the Baptist have been found. John the Baptist, says Dave, was important but that was then, this is now and he wants some credit for leading souls to God. And that was something else. Castorini got "stomped" by members of the "Scum Of The Earth" motorcycle club because the daughter of one of the members was used by Castorini as sexual bait for converts.

The Supreme Court ruling on Obamacare brought out a number of people on the show tonight. Larry Grover of Conservatives of Kern County expressed frustration over how complicated it was and felt the "Supreme Court judges should be voted out." Bobbie Dooley came on and fell flat on her face. Dr. Jim Sadler debated caller Lloyd who said Sadler's speech impediment sounded as if Sadler had performed oral surgery on himself and the "mirror fogged up. Margaret Grey, in DC to see about Frank's sister, joins the Obamacare festivities by prancing about and drawing attention to herself near the Supreme Court.

Bobbie Dooley and Steve Bosell talked about "little girl beauty pageants" tonight, both defending them saying the kids are the ones that push to be in them. "I had my niece come up to me and say 'If you can't manage me better, I'll find someone who can." Meanwhile, toward the end of the segment, with Steve talking about rehearsing his niece with the song "Tomorrow" from "Annie" he found out his wife and daughter are entering a dune buggy in next years Baja 1000 and will even man blow torches to help build the frame. Thats all Steve's manhood needed as it "took a kick to it's genitals from a steel-toed boot."

Phil introduced tonight a new in-studio contributor, Margaret Grey. Margaret will provide, according to Mr. Hendrie, a "journalists point of view, one decidedly liberal and intelligent." On the show tonight, however, Margaret immediately began arguing with Robert and Bud about microphone time and then tore into guests Bobbie Dooley and Larry Grover. At one point she began to cry and demanded to speak with her husband. At another point she put her hands around Bud's throat and almost "choked him out."