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Episode #3948 The New Phil Hendrie Show Radio Archive Hour · The World of Phil Hendrie

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Speaker 4: What?
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Speaker 1: They may regret it for the rest of their lives.
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Yes, that's it.
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Speaker 2: Hey, welcome back to another great week, I'm sure, of
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Speaker 2: Phil Henry Show, we have our radio archive feature for
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Speaker 2: you today, and this is when Margaret.
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Speaker 1: Was a caller. Do you remember this, Margaret? I remember
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Speaker 1: calling the show, yeah.
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Speaker 2: This was back when you were a caller and also
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Speaker 2: a guest, and we didn't yet have you on the panel.
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Speaker 1: No, all you did was drag me in front. All right, Margaret,
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Speaker 1: take it easy. Hey, Margaret, I didn't drag any. You
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Speaker 1: came on, this was your, you know. I know, okay. Well,
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Speaker 1: don't cry.
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Speaker 4: I'm not crying, it's just that I threw Jason J.
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Speaker 4: Delmonico in the middle of this.
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Speaker 3: Fuck.
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Speaker 1: Hey, Margaret, watch the F-bomb. You gotta watch the F-bombs, okay?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, whatever.
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Speaker 1: Anyway, here's Margaret in this particular Radio Archive Hour. She
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Speaker 1: is talking about Jason J.
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Speaker 2: Delmonico being a very special guy and the pre-amber alert,
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Speaker 2: something that we need to alert authorities to the possibility
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Speaker 2: that a kid's going to be abducted. Not just that
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Speaker 2: one was, but that a really special kid like Jason J.
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Speaker 2: Delmonico with his blonde hair, his blue eyes, and you
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Speaker 2: said it, Margaret, a cute little butt.
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Speaker 1: I didn't say it in a way that everybody else is... Well,
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Speaker 1: you did. So you've got to warn the cops. Hey,
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Speaker 1: this kid may be targeted. Here's Margaret. Margaret Gray is
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Speaker 1: on the line with us. Margaret, are you there?
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Speaker 4: I'm right here, Phil. All right.
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Speaker 2: The news that we have, if you heard earlier today,
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Speaker 2: a little girl in Riverside by the name of Nicole
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Speaker 2: Taylor Timmons, according to police, disappeared sometime before 7 a.m.
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Speaker 2: this morning when her mother found her missing from her
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Speaker 2: bedroom in Riverside, California.
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Speaker 1: Now, a police spokesman.
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Speaker 2: Lieutenant John Wallace said police had information that made them
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Speaker 2: believe her disappearance was more than a walk away and
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Speaker 2: that some sort of foul play or abduction was involved.
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Speaker 4: That's correct, yes.
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Speaker 2: All right, now, one of the other officers said authorities
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Speaker 2: received hundreds of calls after the two-state alert was issued.
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Speaker 2: This is the Amber Alert, and the Amber Alert is
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Speaker 2: a nationwide broadcast, an emergency response broadcast nationwide. It's a
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Speaker 2: voluntary partnership between law enforcement agencies and broadcasters to activate
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Speaker 2: an urgent bulletin in the most serious.
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Speaker 1: Child abduction cases.
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Speaker 2: It's been used a couple of times this month and
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Speaker 2: has been used at least on two occasions successfully.
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Speaker 1: This is one of them.
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Speaker 2: Now, the little girl's mother realized her daughter was missing
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Speaker 2: around 7 a.m. The alert was issued a few hours later.
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Speaker 2: From the beginning, police said they wanted to question two men.
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Speaker 2: One of them was Nicole's father, Ralph Timmons, and a
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Speaker 2: guy by the name of Glenn Park, who was a babysitter,
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Speaker 2: and he was said to be driving an 82 Dodge pickup.
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Speaker 2: The police would not discuss the nature of the relationship
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Speaker 2: between Park and Nicole's mother. When asked whether the two
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Speaker 2: were involved in a relationship, the police said, we are
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Speaker 2: not ready to discuss that information at this time. But
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Speaker 2: what happened was, the Nevada Highway Patrol rescued, now they're
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Speaker 2: saying most recently that it was tribal, Indian tribal police.
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Speaker 2: It was on an Indian reservation that took this man
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Speaker 2: into custody. But they're giving credit here to the Nevada
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Speaker 2: Highway Patrol rescuing the little girl. And they arrested this guy,
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Speaker 2: Glenn Park, who was a.
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Speaker 1: Babysitter. and a family friend who used to live in
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Speaker 1: the Riverside area.
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Speaker 2: She was found with Park after his truck was stopped
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Speaker 2: on U.S. 95 near Hawthorne, about 130 miles southeast of Reno, Nevada.
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Speaker 2: He was taken to the Mineral County Jail in Hawthorne, Nevada,
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Speaker 2: and it's not clear what charges.
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Speaker 1: Would be filed against him. So this kid is absolutely safe.
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Speaker 4: And that was the Amber Alert that did that, too, Phil.
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Speaker 4: And I think it's very important for people to understand
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Speaker 4: it's a wonderful, wonderful partnership between as you mentioned, between broadcasters.
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Speaker 4: The thing that concerns me, though, is parents such as
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Speaker 4: myself who are interested in the pre-Amber Alert. The pre-Amber
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Speaker 4: Alert is the next level. We take it to the
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Speaker 4: next level. This is where we are able to send
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Speaker 4: out the pictures and vital statistics of children who are
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Speaker 4: high-risk abduction cases.
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Speaker 1: Now, are you saying kids that have not yet been.
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Speaker 4: Not yet been abducted, that's right.
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Speaker 1: So that's why you call it a preamble alert?
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Speaker 4: That is why we're calling it that. And when you
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Speaker 4: are the mother of a son like mine, Jason J. Delmonico,
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Speaker 4: he is a young man. He is a sought-after child actor.
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Speaker 4: He is a beautiful young boy. He is blonde. He
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Speaker 4: has blue eyes. He's very, very unique in that he
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Speaker 4: is very intelligent. He has what we call the five L's.
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Speaker 4: And that is looks, learning... I don't have all of
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Speaker 4: them with me. Oh, the 5L is extraordinary. Looks, leadership ability, learning,
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Speaker 4: lots of potential for income, and lots of talent. These
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Speaker 4: are the children that are at risk for the pre-amber alert.
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Speaker 4: And I say this, Phil, and again, this is only
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Speaker 4: for high-risk children, and I say this, Phil.
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Speaker 1: Well, I don't know what you mean by high-risk.
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Speaker 4: Well, what I mean by high-risk are children who would
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Speaker 4: be most likely to be abducted, not really the most
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Speaker 4: likely to be abducted, But the ones if they were abducted, if,
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Speaker 4: would constitute a very, very serious crime because they are unique.
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Speaker 4: And I'm not saying more valuable, but unique. And I
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Speaker 4: say this, Phil, as a mother with great love in
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Speaker 4: my heart, but my boy is a beautiful little blonde nine-year-old.
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Speaker 4: He has blonde hair, beautiful blue eyes, and you know
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Speaker 4: the sick animals that are out there that would victimize children.
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Speaker 4: And I say this with great love in my heart,
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Speaker 4: but my little boy has a very cute ass. And
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Speaker 4: the reason why I say that is because this is
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Speaker 4: why these sick animals.
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Speaker 1: Well, we don't need to go there.
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Speaker 4: No, but this is how these sick animals operate.
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Speaker 1: All right, you believe your son.
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Speaker 2: So in other words, let's get the information about your
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Speaker 2: son out there now before he's abducted.
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Speaker 4: That's right. We need to get out information about certain
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Speaker 4: children before they're kidnapped because if they're kidnapped, we've got
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Speaker 4: ourselves a problem. Houston, we've got a problem. Now, Jason J. Delmonico,
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Speaker 4: and I have his vitals filled. Did you get the facts?
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Speaker 1: I have the facts here.
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Speaker 4: So I would appreciate if you'd read that on the air.
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Speaker 4: to let people know.
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Speaker 2: Well, before I do that, I want to give her
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Speaker 2: phone number, 1-800-449-8686. Do you think that some children are
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Speaker 2: so valuable? How many kids would you say in this
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Speaker 2: country are entitled to a pre-amber alert, meaning even before
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Speaker 2: they're abducted, their faces and their vital statistics get out
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Speaker 2: there because their abduction would be a serious thing?
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Speaker 4: No more than probably... I think it's a significant number,
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Speaker 4: but no more than 63 or 65.
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Speaker 2: 65 kids in the entire United States deserve a pre-amber alert.
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Speaker 1: Yes.
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Speaker 4: All right.
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Speaker 1: I have the statistics on your son, Jason J. Delmonico.
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Speaker 1: He went to Montessori Kindergarten.
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Speaker 2: He was chosen on the Disney cruise to go on
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Speaker 2: the bridge to meet the captain. He's the only child
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Speaker 2: on the entire ship to do so.
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Speaker 4: That is correct.
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Speaker 2: He has a 3.0 gray point average. He has met
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Speaker 2: Colin Hanks.
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Speaker 4: And that is Tom Hanks' son.
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Speaker 1: All right, I understand that. He's also met Jake Kasdan,
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Speaker 1: who is who?
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Speaker 4: That's Lawrence Kasdan's son.
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Speaker 1: All right.
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Speaker 2: In fact, it was Jake Kasdan who said Jason Jay
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Speaker 2: may very well be the next Leo DiCaprio.
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Speaker 4: The next Leo DiCaprio. I think that's significant. And I
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Speaker 4: think that's really what we're talking about. All right, and
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Speaker 4: there's more.
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Speaker 1: All right, now, you know who it is.
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Speaker 2: Okay, by the way, Colin Hanks and Jake Kasdan are
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Speaker 2: two of the 60. So they are two of the kids?
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Speaker 4: Yes. Colin Hanks, Jake Kasdan, Jason Dale Delmonico, Haley Joel Osment.
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Speaker 4: There are a number of them that I think warrant
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Speaker 4: a preamble alert. Get their names, get their faces out
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Speaker 4: there so that we can begin to protect these children
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Speaker 4: before they're abducted.
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Speaker 1: All right.
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Speaker 2: I will grant you that your son is a special kid.
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Speaker 2: What about all the other children? Just because they don't
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Speaker 2: have the five L's, are they not worthy to be
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Speaker 2: saved from an abductor?
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Speaker 4: No, I'm not saying that at all, Phil, and I'm
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Speaker 4: very sad that you would read it that way. All
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Speaker 4: children are precious, and we should do all we can
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Speaker 4: to find them if abducted. But what I'm saying is
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Speaker 4: these 63 children, we should do all we can before
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Speaker 4: they get abducted. So do all you can after the
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Speaker 4: other ones get abducted. Do all you can for these
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Speaker 4: 63 children before they're abducted. And if any of these
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Speaker 4: 63 go missing.
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Speaker 4: Then we have got a very real and serious problem.
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Speaker 4: And I think people such as yourself, Mr. Henry, could
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Speaker 4: be held culpable.
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Speaker 1: Because I'm a broadcaster?
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Speaker 4: Yes.
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Speaker 1: Well, there's no official preamble alert that I know of.
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Speaker 4: 1-800-449-8686.
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Speaker 1: Christine, you're on the Phil Henry Show.
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Speaker 2: Hello?
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Speaker 4: Hello.
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Speaker 1: Yes, hi.
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Speaker 6: Hi.
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Speaker 3: I just am calling to let her know that every
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Speaker 3: child is a gift from God.
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Speaker 4: Absolutely.
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Speaker 3: And no, God does not put anybody's worth above anybody else's.
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Speaker 3: He would choose anybody the same. You are in no
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Speaker 3: right to say that your child... or these 63 other
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Speaker 3: children are above anybody else's.
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Speaker 4: I'm simply saying let's get their faces and names out
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Speaker 4: there before they're abducted. How do you know?
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Speaker 3: Why would somebody target... Your child above Samantha Runyon, she
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Speaker 3: was an everyday American child. All of these children are
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Speaker 3: everyday American children. I have not seen anything.
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Speaker 4: That this high-profile child.
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Speaker 6: I will tell you why, Christine.
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Speaker 4: Right, I will tell you why, Christine. The five L's, looks, leadership, learning...
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Speaker 4: That has nothing to do with it.
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Speaker 3: That has nothing to do with it. You have a
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Speaker 3: positively brilliant child that is not attractive. That makes no sense.
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Speaker 4: Makes no sense. Well, yes, it does make sense, because
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Speaker 4: there are certain children that if we lose those children,
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Speaker 4: it literally alters the course of civilization.
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Speaker 1: Oh, come on. I mean, your son.
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Speaker 4: Phil, again, my boy is very attractive.
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Speaker 3: And my baby is attractive as well.
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Speaker 4: I'm sure that she is, but is she bright? Is
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Speaker 4: she particularly bright?
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Speaker 1: Yes, she is.
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Speaker 6: She's ten months old.
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Speaker 3: I don't know how well she's.
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Speaker 6: Going to do in school, but she is.
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Speaker 4: I already know how well my son does in school.
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Speaker 4: He has three.
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Speaker 5: But you know what?
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Speaker 3: He could turn into a teenager and go completely the
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Speaker 3: different way than you want him to go.
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Speaker 4: Does your baby do this kind of thing? Does she
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Speaker 4: play with her food? Yes. You know what? I'm not
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Speaker 4: going to compare my child to yours. That's a sign of,
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Speaker 4: and I want to be kind, but it's a sign
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Speaker 4: of a little bit of a dim, just a kind
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Speaker 4: of a dim bulb. You know what I mean by
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Speaker 4: a dim bulb?
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Speaker 1: Children play with their food.
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Speaker 4: Jason J. Delmonico didn't.
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Speaker 1: Well, you know what?
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Speaker 2: You may not think that I'm much of a success, Margaret,
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Speaker 2: but I'm sure I played with my food.
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Speaker 1: In fact, to this day, I still play with my food.
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Speaker 4: You know, Phil, you're very funny, and it's the reason
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Speaker 4: why I love your program, but I'd like you to
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Speaker 4: remain serious.
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Speaker 1: I'm being serious.
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Speaker 4: If we lost one of these 63, the world could
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Speaker 4: be thrust into an ice age. Now, Tammy, I want
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Speaker 4: you to, or is it Christine? I'm sorry.
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Speaker 7: Christine?
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Speaker 4: Yes? Yeah, I want you to consider this. You know
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Speaker 4: what I consider?
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Speaker 3: I consider that you are a quack. I consider that
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Speaker 3: you love your child a lot.
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Speaker 4: Your kid is the one that plays with his food,
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Speaker 4: not mine. Did your child ever take dew out of
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Speaker 4: her diaper and throw it on the wall? You know what?
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Speaker 4: I am not comparing my child.
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Speaker 6: You know what?
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Speaker 3: She has never done that. No, she has never done that.
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Speaker 3: And I'm not comparing my child to.
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Speaker 4: Yours, okay? Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for not
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Speaker 4: comparing your child to mine because, as you know, if... Oh, yes.
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Speaker 3: He is so much better.
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Speaker 4: Do you know that nobody is better than anybody else?
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Speaker 4: My son is blonde, blue-eyed, and I say this with
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Speaker 4: great love. There's sick bastards out there. He's got a
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Speaker 4: great little butt on him.
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Speaker 3: And that's disgusting that you look at your child's butt.
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Speaker 8: In that way.
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Speaker 4: I have to. I have to protect my son.
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Speaker 3: That is not protecting your son by looking at his
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Speaker 3: butt and saying, oh, he has a nice butt.
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Speaker 4: What is next?
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Speaker 3: Are you going to say, he has a very large penis?
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Speaker 4: I have to understand why one of these animals would
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Speaker 4: come after him. Now if we lose one of these 63,
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Speaker 4: we may never find a cure for cancer. Are you
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Speaker 4: willing to take that risk?
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Speaker 1: Oh, what are you talking about?
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Speaker 4: Phil, I'll tell you what right now. My hand to God,
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Speaker 4: if my son is abducted and he's lost forever because
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Speaker 4: you didn't want to read his vital statistics on the air,
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Speaker 4: I will find you and I will kill you using
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Speaker 4: whatever implement I can get my hands on. That's how
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Speaker 4: strongly I feel about it.
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Speaker 1: Well, now you've threatened my life.
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Speaker 7: That is such a nice threat.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, now you've threatened my life on the air for
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Speaker 1: everybody to hear.
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Speaker 4: That's just nice.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you for your call.
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Speaker 6: 1-800-449-8686.
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Speaker 1: He's got a nice butt. Margaret Gray is with us.
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Speaker 2: We were talking, thank God, about the Amber Alert saving
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Speaker 2: this little girl, Nicole Taylor Timmons, today.
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Speaker 1: Amber Alert works.
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Speaker 2: Now Margaret wants a pre-Amber Alert, meaning certain children get
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Speaker 2: their pictures and their statistics out there even before they're abducted,
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Speaker 2: because if they're abducted, their intelligence, potential intelligence as adults,
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Speaker 2: could shift the future of civilization. and she numbers one
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Speaker 2: of her kids among them. 1-800-449-8686, Phil Henry Show. The
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Speaker 2: Phil Henry Show.
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Speaker 1: Is back. With Margaret Gray.
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Speaker 2: Margaret, your idea is a preamble alert for certain kids
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Speaker 2: who are so valuable to this society and are so
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Speaker 2: special that their names and their vital statistics get broadcast
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Speaker 2: before they're abducted.
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Speaker 4: That's basically it, yes.
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Speaker 2: And yet you also say, that other kids will only
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Speaker 2: get their vital statistics out there after they're abducted.
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Speaker 4: I think there needs to be a line drawn, Phil,
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Speaker 4: and I don't think it's a very big line.
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Speaker 1: But it does say that some kids are more special
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Speaker 1: than others.
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Speaker 6: 1-800-449-8686.
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Speaker 1: Tammy, go ahead.
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Speaker 2: You're on The Phil Henry Show.
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Speaker 4: Yes.
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Speaker 5: Mrs. Ray, I'm too afraid that when you have people
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Speaker 5: cry wolf, in a sense, you might desensitize people to
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Speaker 5: what the true Amber Alert was really designed to do.
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Speaker 4: No, I'm not sure I know what you mean. In
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Speaker 4: other words, if we put the names of these children
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Speaker 4: out in public... No, what I'm.
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Speaker 5: Saying, ma'am, is that what you're suggesting is that you're just...
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Speaker 5: You are suggesting that you put out a preamble alert
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Speaker 5: on children that might be susceptible to this?
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Speaker 4: Yes, yes.
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Speaker 5: Okay. Now, aren't you afraid that, in a sense, when
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Speaker 5: you cry wolf like that, you would be satisfied with
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Speaker 5: the general public when a true Amber Alert is needed?
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Speaker 4: It's not crying wolf. What it's basically saying, for instance,
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Speaker 4: we have high security around.
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Speaker 3: No, it certainly is.
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Speaker 4: No, no. We have high security around bridges.
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Speaker 6: That would be irresponsible.
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Speaker 4: Now, please, allow me to finish. We have high security
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Speaker 4: around bridges and nuclear power plants. Why not put high
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Speaker 4: security around the more valuable children that we have?
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Speaker 5: You know what? You said they weren't more valuable. You
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Speaker 5: said they were unique.
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Speaker 4: Well, they're unique, yes. That's a better word. I'm sorry.
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Speaker 4: But why shouldn't we put more security?
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Speaker 5: Your child is no better than others, ma'am. I am
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Speaker 5: not a parent myself, but I am so angered. I
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Speaker 5: am so angered by your comments. They are just irresponsible.
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Speaker 4: My child.
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Speaker 5: To suggest... that a preamble alert is needed. You know,
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Speaker 5: do your job as a parent. Participate in your community.
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Speaker 5: And such a crazy thing isn't needed.
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Speaker 4: Did you hear the statistics on my son? Number one, I.
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Speaker 5: Really don't care about the statistics.
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Speaker 4: He went to Montessori kindergarten.
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Speaker 5: For all the cute butt that your child has, and
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Speaker 5: I can't believe you would use.
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Speaker 1: Such firm statistics on your child.
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Speaker 4: You know something? I'm a mother. Don't you go there.
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Speaker 4: Don't you dare go there. I'm his mother.
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Speaker 5: You know what, ma'am?
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Speaker 4: There's a lot.
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Speaker 5: Of loving mothers in this world out there.
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Speaker 4: If we don't save the 63 special children, Castro could
16:35
Speaker 4: rise out of Cuba. You know what?
16:38
Speaker 5: Special, special, you're nuts, ma'am.
16:41
Speaker 4: How am I not? Oh, I see. So, in other words,
16:42
Speaker 4: saving children makes me nuts. Boy, you really have your priorities.
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Speaker 2: No, ma'am.
16:46
Speaker 5: I'm all for saving children. I am all for saving children.
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Speaker 6: We have 63 children that are not saved.
16:55
Speaker 4: We could have the moon spinning out of its orbit,
16:57
Speaker 4: hitting the Earth. Now, scientists have said this is possible.
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Speaker 5: You can't preordain history for you.
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Speaker 4: And the Earth could crash into the sun.
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Speaker 5: Who do you think you are?
17:04
Speaker 1: Wait a minute.
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Speaker 2: You're telling me that if we don't save these 63 kids,
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Speaker 2: the moon leaves its orbit, hits the Earth, and we
17:10
Speaker 2: crash into the sun?
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Speaker 4: And there are scientists who will tell you it's possible.
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Speaker 1: About what?
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Speaker 4: About the 63 children.
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Speaker 5: Ma'am, you know, those 63 children have loving, caring parents,
17:23
Speaker 5: and they can take care of them and participate with
17:25
Speaker 5: authorities to take.
17:26
Speaker 4: Care of them. You know what?
17:28
Speaker 5: Don't desensitize the general public. number one when it's truly
17:32
Speaker 5: needed when a child is.
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Speaker 4: Abducted number one he went to Montessori kindergarten he was
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Speaker 4: chosen to go on the Disney cruise to go.
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Speaker 5: On the bridge that's really nice and I'm happy for.
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Speaker 4: You he's the only child on the entire ship to
17:42
Speaker 4: do so he has a 3.0 grade average.
17:44
Speaker 5: You know man when I first stumbled across the station
17:48
Speaker 5: I thought you were a joke.
17:49
Speaker 4: He has met Jake Kasdan I.
17:51
Speaker 5: Thought this was a station prank.
17:53
Speaker 4: Right it's a prank to save children you know what
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Speaker 4: you need to do get married have children you'll understand Because...
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Speaker 4: I understand.
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Speaker 5: You're so out there. You're so off the wall.
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Speaker 4: I think you might as well... If you don't agree
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Speaker 4: with the preamble alert, you might as well suck every
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Speaker 4: child to their mother's womb for.
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Speaker 5: The next 20 years.
18:10
Speaker 4: Get a life, ma'am. Get a life. I've got a
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Speaker 4: son and a husband. I have a life. How about you?
18:15
Speaker 5: Well, I certainly don't need a son and a husband
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Speaker 5: to make my life complete.
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Speaker 4: All right. Okay. The bowling league is Wednesday night. Then
18:21
Speaker 4: what else do you do?
18:23
Speaker 2: All right, now you're being just a smartass because the
18:25
Speaker 2: lady is beating you point by point in her argument.
18:28
Speaker 4: How do you figure she's beating me point by point?
18:30
Speaker 1: She said you're making some crackpot things about.
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Speaker 2: What do you mean your kid was chosen to go
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Speaker 2: on the bridge at the Disney Cruise?
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Speaker 4: That was a very.
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Speaker 5: I don't even think that point is relevant to the
18:40
Speaker 5: subject at hand, ma'am.
18:41
Speaker 1: Absolutely. I agree with you.
18:43
Speaker 5: You're talking about the Amber Alert. It's a serious issue, and.
18:46
Speaker 4: It's not a joke. It is very serious, and thank
18:48
Speaker 4: God the Amber Alert saved that child. Why not save
18:50
Speaker 4: children before they're abducted? That's all I'm saying.
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Speaker 1: Well, it's kooky. Thanks for your call, Tammy.
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Speaker 5: That applies for children when they're abducted.
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Speaker 6: Sir, I really have to go.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for your call.
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Speaker 7: 1-800-449-8686.
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Speaker 1: It's a pretty far-out idea.
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Speaker 2: I recognize that you're saying that we should protect bridges
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Speaker 2: from terrorist attack and we need to protect our nuclear
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Speaker 2: power plants from terrorist attack.
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Speaker 1: That's one thing. There's no way you can protect every
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Speaker 1: kid in America.
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Speaker 4: I'm not talking about every kid in America, Phil. I'm
19:16
Speaker 4: talking about 63 very special children. I'm talking about children
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Speaker 4: who someday could find a cure for cancer, someday could
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Speaker 4: help save the planet Earth. From the moon leaving its orbit.
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Speaker 4: I'm talking about.
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Speaker 2: Well, these are all scientific things. So far, you've only
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Speaker 2: mentioned Jake Kasdan, Colin Hanks, and your kid.
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Speaker 4: I'm talking about my... Excuse me, my child was at
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Speaker 4: a Montessori kindergarten.
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Speaker 1: All right, I'm not familiar.
19:44
Speaker 4: All right, let me tell you. Montessori is the most
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Speaker 4: brilliant school. that has ever been invented, and you only
19:52
Speaker 4: get in if your child is brilliant. My child got
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Speaker 4: into Montessori. And the fact of the matter is, people
20:02
Speaker 4: have questioned me saying that my boy has a cute
20:04
Speaker 4: little rear end. What do you think these sick creeps
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Speaker 4: out there are thinking?
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Speaker 1: Please don't talk any more about your kid that way,
20:10
Speaker 1: all right?
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Speaker 4: I'm a mother, Phil.
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Speaker 1: I know you're a mother. And I know that Jason J.
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Speaker 2: Delmonico has a 3-0 and that he met Lawrence Kasdan's son.
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Speaker 1: And Colin Hanks.
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Speaker 2: 1-800-449-8686 is the number. Margaret Graves, with us, is a
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Speaker 2: freelance journalist who very much supports the Amber Alert, believes
20:33
Speaker 2: in something called a pre-Amber Alert. Certain special children, and
20:37
Speaker 2: she says there's 63 of them in this country, should
20:40
Speaker 2: be protected by having their names and their vital statistics
20:43
Speaker 2: put out before any possible abduction so that they don't
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Speaker 2: get abducted. And in so doing, we protect our future
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Speaker 2: and the moon won't crash into the earth.
20:52
Speaker 1: And it won't go into the sun.
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Speaker 5: 1-800-449-8686.
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Speaker 1: And now more on the Phil Henry Show.
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Speaker 2: With Margaret Gray, we're talking about her idea for a
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Speaker 2: preamble alert.
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Speaker 4: And by the way, Phil, I'm at the Chez Angoulon
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Speaker 4: restaurant in Malibu. And I'm in the kitchen, and this
21:14
Speaker 4: evening they'll be opening their doors for the first time.
21:16
Speaker 4: They've got a marvelous bruschetta, beautiful starter, lots of garlic,
21:20
Speaker 4: lots of basil, lots of tomato and olive oil. And
21:24
Speaker 4: my breath, and I love garlic, and I'm afraid my
21:26
Speaker 4: breath is pretty bad right now, but I just love
21:29
Speaker 4: what they're doing here.
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Speaker 1: What is it, the Chez Anguillard?
21:32
Speaker 4: Chez Anguillard restaurant in Malibu. Absolutely wonderful. The preamble alert, Phil,
21:37
Speaker 4: would be done for, as I mentioned, children that are special.
21:41
Speaker 4: We would use this sound on television and radio broadcasts
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Speaker 4: with the following announcement. Attention! Attention! This is a preamble alert.
21:55
Speaker 4: Then we'd go into the description. Jason J. Delmonico, age 9.
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Speaker 4: He is 4 feet 3, 98 pounds. He is unusually
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Speaker 4: handsome and talented. He has beautiful teeth. His favorite color
22:07
Speaker 4: is cranberry. His likes in a girl are honesty and
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Speaker 4: a sense of humor and pretty eyes. His dislikes in
22:14
Speaker 4: a girl, tomboyishness, butchness, and the fact that they will
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Speaker 4: show off in athletics. His favorite food, the hamburgers at
22:23
Speaker 4: Johnny Rockets. His least favorite food, radishes. Favorite band, 98 Degrees.
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Speaker 4: Favorite actor, Freddie Prinze Jr.
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Speaker 1: And that's the preamble alert?
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Speaker 6: Yes.
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Speaker 1: Look, Margaret, I don't know how this is going to help.
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Speaker 4: Just read it for God Christ's sake.
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Speaker 2: I don't like your language either.
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Speaker 1: Attention. All right, 1-800-449-8686. Let me get to, is it Jandy? Yes, Jandy.
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Speaker 1: Go ahead, you're on the air.
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Speaker 8: Yeah i don't know how she played on protecting these
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Speaker 8: children if she's got about their people people to me
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Speaker 8: that it makes bomb you know obvious to the outback
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Speaker 8: for the for the children you're going to be affecting
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Speaker 8: how they are how do.
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Speaker 4: You put up with that wouldn't try it they wouldn't
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Speaker 4: try it in a million years they know those children
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Speaker 4: are being looked at very carefully they wouldn't go to.
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Speaker 8: Them i i i don't see how that can be
23:17
Speaker 8: coming out when i was at how can you get
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Speaker 8: there the special trip until every child out there special
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Speaker 8: they have something special about them They're what their grade
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Speaker 8: point average is.
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Speaker 7: I agree with that.
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Speaker 4: Did you go to Montessori?
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Speaker 5: Do what?
23:32
Speaker 4: Did you go to Montessori?
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Speaker 8: No, I did not.
23:35
Speaker 4: All right. In order to go to Montessori, you have
23:38
Speaker 4: to be a brain surgeon. My little boy and many
23:41
Speaker 4: of these children went to Montessori.
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Speaker 1: What is Montessori? It's a kind of school. All right.
23:48
Speaker 1: I don't know anything about it.
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Speaker 4: Absolutely. You have to be a rocket scientist to get in.
23:54
Speaker 4: It's really interesting.
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Speaker 8: And not only that, I mean, you say your child
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Speaker 8: is so smart. Your child could be out there trying
24:01
Speaker 8: to save the earth from the moon hitting it.
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Speaker 4: But you know what?
24:03
Speaker 8: That person who's standing beside them, helping them along the
24:05
Speaker 8: way with the study, is probably the one who didn't
24:08
Speaker 8: go to monastery school.
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Speaker 4: And it's just as smart. I don't doubt that we
24:12
Speaker 4: miss a few. I don't doubt that some... You miss
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Speaker 4: a few?
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Speaker 5: You miss a lot.
24:16
Speaker 4: Some may, unfortunately, slip through the cracks. But what I
24:20
Speaker 4: am saying is this. Right now, scientists tell us between
24:24
Speaker 4: now and the year 3000, there is a one in
24:27
Speaker 4: six chance that the moon can hit the earth. What
24:30
Speaker 4: do we do if we.
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Speaker 1: Are you telling me that you're worried about that?
24:36
Speaker 4: Oh, I see, Phil. So you don't worry about future generations.
24:39
Speaker 1: The moon hits the earth and the earth crashes into
24:41
Speaker 1: the sun.
24:43
Speaker 4: Well, I worry about... If we lose one of the 63,
24:45
Speaker 4: Satan could defeat Jesus.
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Speaker 8: I'm even more worried about our son's butt.
24:49
Speaker 4: Now, do you think it's funny?
24:51
Speaker 1: Do we think what's funny?
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Speaker 4: That Satan could defeat Jesus in the rapture?
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Speaker 8: Ain't gonna happen.
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Speaker 4: I don't hear either one of you commenting on that. Oh,
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Speaker 4: I see.
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Speaker 1: So if we make sure that Jason J. Delmonico is safe.
25:05
Speaker 2: Satan won't defeat Jesus.
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Speaker 1: I don't understand.
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Speaker 2: I do understand from the standpoint that we need to
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Speaker 2: keep the very special children among us obviously well-tutored and encouraged.
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Speaker 2: But every child needs encouragement, and certainly every child is
25:22
Speaker 2: deserving of safety.
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Speaker 4: And that's why we have an Amber Alert, Phil.
25:26
Speaker 2: Well, if we're going to do a pre-Amber Alert, let's
25:27
Speaker 2: get every name and face of every child out there.
25:30
Speaker 4: And it's not possible. Would you two be practical instead of...
25:35
Speaker 4: being so working class hero about this be practical if
25:39
Speaker 4: we can't say we're.
25:40
Speaker 8: Doing preambulance with the ID with the ID stuff have
25:43
Speaker 8: you not seen that when the police came out to
25:45
Speaker 8: the mall if.
25:45
Speaker 4: We can't save the mall let's save a few did
25:48
Speaker 4: you ever see a film called I think it was
25:51
Speaker 4: called when worlds collide the earth is threatened and so
25:56
Speaker 4: they only put a few of the most intelligent on
25:58
Speaker 4: a spaceship to send it to another planet don't.
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Speaker 5: You agree with that You need to come out of Hollywood, sweetheart.
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Speaker 4: What? It was called When Worlds Collide.
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Speaker 1: First we got the moon hitting the earth. Now we
26:10
Speaker 1: got When Worlds Collide.
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Speaker 4: Yeah. You know what? Neither one of you went to Montessori.
26:16
Speaker 4: That's why you're both stupid.
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Speaker 1: Oh, okay.
26:19
Speaker 4: She finds it funny. I don't think it's funny when
26:22
Speaker 4: we're talking about the future. It happened on The Simpsons, too.
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Speaker 6: Oh, my.
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Speaker 1: Thank you for your call. Sue, you're on The Phil
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Speaker 1: Henry Show. Hello. Hello.
26:32
Speaker 7: I can't believe how ridiculous this woman is.
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Speaker 4: I think she's got to get.
26:35
Speaker 7: Her child and the other 62 and form their own
26:38
Speaker 7: little Aryan nation, and they can protect their children and
26:40
Speaker 7: start their own little society.
26:43
Speaker 4: Do you believe in protecting children? Do you believe in
26:46
Speaker 4: protecting children?
26:47
Speaker 7: This woman is so obnoxiously.
26:50
Speaker 7: It's ridiculous. I can't believe an actual person would think
26:53
Speaker 7: this way unless.
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Speaker 4: They're smoking crack. Do you believe in protecting children?
26:56
Speaker 7: Honey, what are you smoking or what kind of LSD
26:58
Speaker 7: are you doing?
26:58
Speaker 4: What are you smoking if you don't like protecting children?
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Speaker 6: Because you are absolutely Montessori if they have.
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Speaker 7: The money to do it.
27:02
Speaker 1: Watch your language, Sue.
27:03
Speaker 4: Yeah, listen to the mouth on you.
27:04
Speaker 7: Anybody can go to Montessori if they have the money
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Speaker 7: to pay for it. You don't have to be a
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Speaker 7: rocket scientist.
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Speaker 4: No, that's bull crap.
27:10
Speaker 7: You have to have the money.
27:12
Speaker 4: That is bull because you have to be very intelligent
27:14
Speaker 4: to get into Montessori.
27:16
Speaker 7: No, you don't. You obviously don't understand what Montessori schools are.
27:20
Speaker 4: Montessori is a special educational system that only brain surgeons
27:23
Speaker 4: get in.
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Speaker 7: It is an open learning system, and if your kid
27:25
Speaker 7: didn't play with his food, he didn't get past the
27:28
Speaker 7: oral stage in his development, and maybe that's why you're
27:32
Speaker 7: so obsessed with his butt, because you didn't play with
27:34
Speaker 7: your food either.
27:36
Speaker 4: You know something? I'm a mother that loves her son,
27:38
Speaker 4: and I'm sorry, but that's a foreign concept to you.
27:40
Speaker 6: Honey, you are beyond that.
27:41
Speaker 4: It's a foreign concept to you.
27:43
Speaker 6: You've got an obsession about your own child.
27:44
Speaker 4: You've got children that like to go into their diapers
27:47
Speaker 4: and throw it on the wall.
27:47
Speaker 7: You have sexual repression going on.
27:49
Speaker 4: You know something?
27:50
Speaker 6: You are so sexually repressed, it's not even funny.
27:54
Speaker 4: Well, you keep bringing up sex and drugs, so you
27:55
Speaker 4: must know.
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Speaker 6: More about it than I do. Honey, you're the one
27:57
Speaker 6: that's talking about your kid's butt, and it's not even
27:58
Speaker 6: preteen yet.
27:59
Speaker 4: You're the one that's talking about LSD and crack.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, that's what you must be doing because you've got
28:04
Speaker 7: the mentation for it.
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Speaker 4: Okay, so you wouldn't be crying in your suit.
28:07
Speaker 5: I had a few brain cells.
28:09
Speaker 4: And if the next George Clooney is strapped down with
28:11
Speaker 4: duct tape face down on a urine-soaked mattress, I guess
28:13
Speaker 4: you think that's all right.
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Speaker 6: What the hell are you talking about, dear?
28:19
Speaker 4: What planet do you live on? What planet do you
28:25
Speaker 4: live on? I'd like to know.
28:28
Speaker 1: Don't come on.
28:29
Speaker 6: The world does not revolve around Hollywood.
28:32
Speaker 1: Let's not be.
28:34
Speaker 4: Did you ever see When Worlds Collide?
28:36
Speaker 1: Will you stop with that movie already? I understand.
28:39
Speaker 7: Well, anybody that thinks the Simpsons is, you know, predestination
28:43
Speaker 7: for the world is really, really lost.
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Speaker 1: Sue, thank you for your call.
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Speaker 4: 1-800-449-8686.
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Speaker 1: Kat, go ahead. You're on The Phil Henry Show.
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Speaker 6: Okay, I just want to address this lady that is
28:53
Speaker 6: advertising her son so highly. There's got to be perverts listening.
28:57
Speaker 6: Any idiot that can go out and get a crisscross
28:59
Speaker 6: dictionary is going to find you, and your son may
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Speaker 6: be gone just because it was QS.
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Speaker 4: Not if there's a pre-member alert.
29:05
Speaker 6: I have 10 children, 17 grandchildren. I never advertise any
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Speaker 6: of my children like that. And three-quarters of them went
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Speaker 6: to Montessori. As long as you have the money to
29:14
Speaker 6: get them in there, they can go.
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Speaker 4: What are they doing now?
29:16
Speaker 6: They don't have to be bright.
29:17
Speaker 4: What are they doing now?
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Speaker 6: I have a 163 IQ. I would never talk about
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Speaker 6: my children on the radio the way you have. Shame
29:23
Speaker 6: on you!
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Speaker 4: What am I saying that isn't so? I said my
29:26
Speaker 4: son's brilliant. He's smart. He's got a three-point... Oh, keep
29:30
Speaker 4: it up!
29:30
Speaker 6: Some idiot will hear you, and then you'll be finished.
29:32
Speaker 6: You'll be done with your problem, and you and your
29:34
Speaker 6: husband can go about your affairs.
29:35
Speaker 4: And we'll be waiting for him.
29:37
Speaker 6: Because obviously you don't want to keep your child in there.
29:39
Speaker 4: And we'll be waiting for him. Don't you understand, old woman?
29:42
Speaker 6: Why don't you just advertise him in the meat market?
29:45
Speaker 4: Lady.
29:45
Speaker 6: Shame on you.
29:46
Speaker 4: Oh, you don't know your ass from 40 sets a week. Oh, well,
29:49
Speaker 4: that's why.
29:50
Speaker 6: All 10 of my kids are alive, and the 17
29:52
Speaker 6: grandchildren are just fine.
29:53
Speaker 4: All 10 of them.
29:54
Speaker 6: My kids don't go around flaunting their children. Right.
29:57
Speaker 4: And how much oil did your boy sell last week?
29:59
Speaker 4: What's that?
30:00
Speaker 1: What are you talking about?
30:01
Speaker 4: Because I think I saw one of the gas stations.
30:04
Speaker 1: Look, here's the.
30:06
Speaker 6: No, no, my dear.
30:06
Speaker 4: No, no.
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Speaker 1: No, no.
30:08
Speaker 6: They sell million-dollar yachts and things like that.
30:11
Speaker 1: They're very successful, huh, Kat?
30:15
Speaker 6: Your IQ must be really, really low because nobody would
30:19
Speaker 6: put their child out in the air like that.
30:21
Speaker 4: My IQ is 121.
30:22
Speaker 6: Oh, well, that's too bad, because mine's 163, and the
30:25
Speaker 6: average of my children is 135. They love those things.
30:28
Speaker 4: Your child is probably.
30:30
Speaker 6: If you did his homework for him, gee, he's got
30:33
Speaker 6: a 3-0 something.
30:34
Speaker 4: Let me ask you something. Ten children, how many fathers
30:36
Speaker 4: did that take?
30:37
Speaker 1: Three of them.
30:40
Speaker 4: Three of them?
30:41
Speaker 6: Yeah.
30:41
Speaker 5: Wow.
30:43
Speaker 6: Some of them died. My husband's died.
30:45
Speaker 4: Well, I don't doubt it. You probably killed them.
30:48
Speaker 6: Maybe. I sure as hell wasn't a good cook.
30:51
Speaker 4: Well, I wouldn't think you'd be a good cook when
30:53
Speaker 4: you're spending all your time on your back.
30:56
Speaker 6: On my back? All my children could write their own
31:00
Speaker 6: names before they went to school. They didn't go in
31:02
Speaker 6: pre-kindergarten or kindergarten either. And I cried when the summer
31:05
Speaker 6: was over because I loved them. And I sure as
31:08
Speaker 6: hell wouldn't. Oh, I had to fight with them to
31:10
Speaker 6: keep them from wearing bikinis when they rode horseback. They're
31:13
Speaker 6: all excellent horsemen.
31:14
Speaker 7: Isn't that something?
31:15
Speaker 6: Can your kid do all that?
31:16
Speaker 4: Well, head them up and move them out. Yeah, right.
31:20
Speaker 1: Okay. Ladies, we've sort of.
31:23
Speaker 4: Listen to the talk show host. He can't even do
31:27
Speaker 4: a show. You know, what's the name of your eldest son?
31:29
Speaker 6: It's really hard to do a show when you've got
31:31
Speaker 6: an idiot on the air. You're supposed to be able
31:33
Speaker 6: to talk sense.
31:34
Speaker 4: Listen, I could write my name if it was Cat.
31:36
Speaker 4: And by the way, how do you spell that? Well.
31:39
Speaker 6: How do you spell your name? Put an ad out,
31:42
Speaker 6: put an ad out, put your name in it and
31:43
Speaker 6: your phone number and everything, and make sure that they
31:46
Speaker 6: know that your son has a beautiful ass, and then
31:48
Speaker 6: somebody will take him off your hands for you, and
31:50
Speaker 6: you will be free again.
31:52
Speaker 4: Look, Mrs. Clampett, when you go out to the cement pond.
31:54
Speaker 1: Okay, can we perhaps get some.
31:57
Speaker 4: No, no, seriously, how do you spell your name? Kat,
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Speaker 4: how do you spell your name? You don't know? Oh,
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Speaker 4: you're afraid to spell your name because you probably misspell it,
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Speaker 4: don't you? Go ahead. How do you spell it?
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Speaker 6: Let's see. Wait a minute. I have to wait until
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Speaker 6: one of my kids gets in from their shuttle to
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Speaker 6: the moon so that they can remind me I forgot.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right. Ask one of your kids how to
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Speaker 4: spell cat. And when he's done, ask him to spell
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Speaker 4: his name.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, but they haven't hit off their shuttle yet. They're
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Speaker 6: out there making sure the moon stays in orbit.
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Speaker 4: Off the shuttle?
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Speaker 1: The shuttle.
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Speaker 4: Shuttle. Oh, the one from the airport. Good for them.
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Speaker 6: Oh, you've got a doozy on this time. I'll tell
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Speaker 6: you what. I'm sure that I'm not the only one
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Speaker 6: whose blood pressure went out of whack.
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Speaker 4: I'll tell you this much. I love my son, and
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Speaker 4: I'm protecting him.
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Speaker 6: Oh, yeah, I can see.
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Speaker 4: While your kids are out running around on a shovel
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Speaker 4: and a shuttle or whatever the hell it is they do.
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Speaker 1: The space shuttle. The space program.
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Speaker 6: Oh, he doesn't know about that.
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Speaker 4: Oh, I know about space.
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Speaker 6: He only knows that the moon's going to crash into
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Speaker 6: the earth.
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Speaker 4: You know, that happens to be something that scientists are
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Speaker 4: worried about. And if we can keep these children alive,
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Speaker 4: we can keep the moon from hitting the Earth and
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Speaker 4: then colliding into the sun.
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Speaker 6: Your kids are probably going to do nothing but sit
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Speaker 6: around and look at themselves in the mirror.
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Speaker 4: And what are your kids doing? They're digging ditches or
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Speaker 4: running the shuttle from the airport.
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Speaker 1: None of my kids dig ditches.
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Speaker 6: None of them dig ditches.
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Speaker 4: What space is that between the ears? At least my
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Speaker 4: kids don't ride horseback naked with a shovel. All right.
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Speaker 7: What?
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Speaker 4: First they're riding a bear ass on a horse, and
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Speaker 4: now they're in a space shuttle. Whatever.
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Speaker 1: All right, Kat, I think you made some good points.
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Speaker 4: I hope so.
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Speaker 1: Thank you very much for your help.
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Speaker 6: I hope nobody else has.
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Speaker 4: Their children in the air. I know you love your children.
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Speaker 1: The Phil Henry Show is back. And we're going to
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Speaker 1: present now a flashback from yesterday's show.
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Speaker 2: Jim Sadler, Dr. Jim Sadler, is a paranormalist. He's a
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Speaker 2: medium who can talk to the dead. And he crosses
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Speaker 2: over and talks to the dead spouses of elderly people.
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Speaker 2: to find out where all the bank accounts are and
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Speaker 2: where all the pins are.
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Speaker 1: The pin, you know, for the... You know what? This
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Speaker 1: was a confusing hour. Anyway, he goes over, he gets.
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Speaker 2: The information, then he tells the other person so that
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Speaker 2: they know where the money is right after the one dies.
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Speaker 1: It's all explained in a bit. Here we go. Phil
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Speaker 1: Hendry Show.
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Speaker 4: Comedy Gold. Dr.
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Speaker 1: Jim Sadler is a man who claims that he can
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Speaker 1: cross over. This is his contact.
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Speaker 2: Talk to the spirits of recently deceased individuals.
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Speaker 1: He has a.
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Speaker 2: an actual business where people can pay him a fee,
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Speaker 2: and you talk to the deceased husband or wife of
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Speaker 2: a senior citizen.
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Speaker 1: That's what I was trying to say.
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Speaker 4: That is right, Bill, and we do it from their home,
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Speaker 4: and we do it with great respect.
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Speaker 2: And you claim that the deceased husband or wife will
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Speaker 2: let that living husband or wife know where the money is,
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Speaker 2: where the PIN numbers are, where the credit cards are, and.
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Speaker 1: They'll be able to.
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Speaker 1: Get their affairs in order.
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Speaker 4: That is also correct. You've got a lot of seniors
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Speaker 4: out there that are being taken advantage of.
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Speaker 1: Well, I'm going to.
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Speaker 2: Before I ask you any questions, you do it in
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Speaker 2: the home, and you say you put the.
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Speaker 1: You put yourself, you put the other person into a trance?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I use hypnosis, and I come into the home,
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Speaker 4: and you have to pay respect to what it is
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Speaker 4: you're about to do. And that is, you are about
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Speaker 4: to contact... the spirits of the dead. I come into
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Speaker 4: the room. I have a portable pipe organ which provides
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Speaker 4: a trance-like music which I play and which affords the
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Speaker 4: subject to get into this hypnotic state and allows me
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Speaker 4: to also get into a hypnotic state where the spirit
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Speaker 4: of the dead spouse can enter.
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Speaker 2: Can you give us an example when you say hypnotic music?
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Speaker 4: This is a portable pipe organ that I keep And
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Speaker 4: I can bring this into any home, and I can
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Speaker 4: give it a.
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Speaker 4: Can you hear me, Phil?
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Speaker 1: Yes, sir.
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Speaker 4: All right, that's slight. Can you hear that? Yes, I can.
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Speaker 6: Ah, la, la, la, la, la.
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Speaker 4: And it's very.
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Speaker 7: Okay.
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Speaker 4: See what I'm doing? It's very spooky.
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Speaker 1: You play this while the.
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Speaker 4: You're playing this while... La, la, la.
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Speaker 6: La, la, la.
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Speaker 1: What is that song?
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Speaker 4: It's something that I wrote. I wrote this for the
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Speaker 4: trance life. Okay, so really what we're trying to do is.
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Speaker 1: So that's something you wrote that you play?
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Speaker 4: You play to put the people into the trance, okay?
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Speaker 1: Because it's really spooky?
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Speaker 4: I mean... No, it just affords respect for the dead.
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Speaker 4: Keep in mind, again, that we're contacting the spirits of
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Speaker 4: the dead. You have to have appropriate atmosphere. The dead
36:57
Speaker 4: will not be mocked. And the dead, if they are disrespected,
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Speaker 4: will come back and be upset with you. And this
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Speaker 4: is where we have hauntings. I also use a smoke machine.
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Speaker 4: So I can show you here. I'll play the song. Now,
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Speaker 4: you can't see the smoke here.
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Speaker 1: So what, do you got a smoke machine going?
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Speaker 6: Huh?
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Speaker 1: You got a smoke machine?
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Speaker 6: Right.
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Speaker 4: And I get the subject to show me a picture
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Speaker 4: of the dead, you know, whatever it is, a husband
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Speaker 4: or wife. Then I shake and I vibrate as I
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Speaker 4: prepare for the spirit to enter me. And as I vibrate,
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Speaker 4: that's when I give the subject a small dose of
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Speaker 4: rehypnol or a relaxant. And see, so I'm being respectful
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Speaker 4: to the dead, all right? Now, once I do that,
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Speaker 4: then they're in the....
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Speaker 1: In the trance.
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Speaker 4: In the trance. Then the dead one comes into me,
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Speaker 4: and then he tells me where everything is.
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