Art Bell welcomes global listeners, including New Orleans’ WSMB (1350 AM), while debating Middle East tensions—Clinton’s failed summit with Netanyahu and Arafat amid Jerusalem violence, Israel’s refusal to close the contested tunnel, and skepticism over Arab acceptance of its existence. Callers speculate on Neanderthal survival, NASA’s privatization plans, and ValueJet’s disastrous name post-crash, while Bell dismisses Clinton’s assault weapons ban as toothless. A Queensland caller shares Australia’s gun buyback program after Tasmania’s incident, and listeners propose absurd renames like "Chupacabra Airlines." Bell hints at Egypt’s Sphinx mysteries, aligning with Templar claims of hidden chambers, but questions humanity’s readiness for revelations. The episode ends with Bell celebrating Dreamland’s L.A. launch on KABC, blending conspiracy theories, fringe science, and late-night humor. [Automatically generated summary]
Yes, last week I announced it, and I was a week premature.
This morning we are rejoined by New Orleans, WSMB in New Orleans, Louisiana.
1350 on the dial.
And we will celebrate that by opening a line for a little bit, just for New Orleans, in a bit.
And then later in the morning, we are joined by the big CHQR, Calgary, Alberta, 50,000 watts on 770.
Holy mackerel.
That's a big signal.
So we're going to open up Calgary like a big can.
Anyway, top of the morning, everybody.
There is a lot going on.
It's going to be an open line night, five hours of open line talk rate.
Unless something happens, you never know.
That's the thing about this program is you never know what we're going to do.
We will briefly muddle our way through the news.
The president has invited Benjamin Netyahoo and BLO Chairman Yasser Arafat to come to Washington along with King Hussein of Jordan and President Mubarak of Egypt who has declined the invite.
He will not come.
The others will.
The Israelis are intransigent.
They say the tunnel, the archaeological tunnel, they call it, is open and is going to stay open.
That tunnel, I guess, was carved out a couple of thousand years ago.
And you know about what's going on there.
55 dead, 100, maybe thousands injured.
And it's all very tenuous right now, and it's kind of hour to hour, and the whole thing could blow up again just like any minute.
The Palestinian police have got guns the Israelis gave them, which the Palestinian police used against the Israelis, and the Israelis are now considering taking back.
They're actually talking about that.
If they do that, they will have, of course, a civil war on their hands.
So the parties will come to Washington.
The President is taking a pretty good-sized political chance by doing what he's doing.
There's no question about it.
There is, you know, in every other Israeli-Palestinian confab, there has been a predestined result.
In other words, everybody has known ahead of time that Yasser Arafat and the leader of the Israelis would shake hands and everybody would clap and cry and it would be great.
This time, there is no such guarantee.
Far from it, I would say the odds are against some sort of success.
So in a way, the president is taking a pretty good size political risk this close to the election.
Do you think Israel really wants peace or even should want peace?
That's the operative question.
I don't think they should necessarily want it.
And I know that's a little bit of an outrageous opinion, but if I were in Israel, I don't think I would want it.
And I'll say this, do you think the Arab world has really given up on the idea of eradicating Israel from the face of the globe?
I don't.
Surely Syria would no doubt still like to erase it.
And generally in the Arab world, there's more sympathy for erasure than there is survival.
Indeed, an aide to Benjamin Netanyahu said that if the violence should continue against Israelis, they will disarm the 30,000 Palestinians who have actually automatic weapons.
And if they try to do that, of course, it will be a civil war.
So the whole thing is a great big powder keg over there right now.
And I think that if I were an Israeli, A, I would be very pleased at the election of Netanyahu.
B, I would not be supporting continuation of the peace process.
I certainly wouldn't go to war, but I don't think that I'd get all kissy, feely, warm, and fuzzy with the Arab world because the Arab world is not yet ready to truly accept Israel's existence.
And until that moment really comes, not on paper and not because Yasser Arafat changed something, but in the hearts of the Arabs, then nothing is going to change and people are going to still die.
And if that's the case, then I vote for lots of good defense.
And that's what I would do if I was an Israeli.
I wonder how you feel about that.
With regard to the tunnel, with regard to the tunnel, there have been some that have speculated that the Ark of the Covenant may be somewhere about or close by.
Interesting.
Russia.
Bad news in Russia.
Yeltsin, as you know, is very, very ill.
And the head of national security, who happens to be one Alex Lebed, said over the weekend that Russia is now, listen to this now, rudderless, and he, Lebed, is very concerned about who is in control, even suggesting a lack of control of their nuclear stockpile.
with regard to Bosnia, you'll recall, had made an ironclad promise that American troops would be out by December 20th.
Secretary of State Warren Christopher is now beginning to hedge about that.
No surprise there.
Over the weekend on Meet the Press, Tim Russert observed to Warren Christopher, Mr. Christopher, the turnout was absolutely wonderful.
As a matter of fact, the turnout was 104%, surpassing, that's right, I said 104%, surpassing even the great old days of Chicago's greatest votes.
Christopher denied that.
The president is up for a Nobel Peace Prize for the whole thing, and now it looks as though our troops perhaps arose by some other name under some sort of international banner, but our troops, indeed, are going to remain in Bosnia past the 20th of December.
I mean, clearly, they're going to break the promise.
And that leads me back to something we were doing last week, and that is promises, promises.
that's what i call it and i want to know what promise dot now bear in mind if you're running for president i want to know what promise you would make the american people This can be a promise that you have absolutely no intention of keeping.
Because near as I can tell, politicians, make that plural, don't keep promises.
They make them, particularly when they're running for office.
They make them all the time when they're running, and they rarely, if ever, keep them.
So I certainly would not hold you to that.
And I would like to hear some promises that some of you, I mean, it's got to be good stuff.
Something the American people want.
Not that they necessarily need, but something they would want to entice them to vote for you.
Maybe even something free.
You promise anything you want.
You promise to take from the poor and give to the rich.
They could use more money.
Take from the rich and give to the poor.
I don't care.
Promise anything you want to get elected.
And since the politicians are doing it, I really think it'd be fun to practice doing such thing here.
The elections are coming.
Ooh, exciting.
Five weeks now and counting, and we will know who the next president will be, what tension.
What incredible drama.
Do you all feel it?
Me either.
The debates will be next week.
Now, I've got a few words to say about debates.
Bob Dole is a good man, not a good campaigner, and probably not a good debater.
But you know what?
He might surprise everybody.
Could the debates turn out to be a surprise?
It's a long shot, but they could be.
Bob Dole could, going in with very low expectations, rout Mr. Clinton, who is a very good, almost talk show host.
Mr. Clinton is a very good town hall meeting kind of guy, but I'm not sure how he's going to be in a debate.
Dole may do better than you think in the debates, but Clinton is going to win the election.
Adole has been floundering about trying to figure out how to come at Clinton.
And first it was was the crime issue and drugs.
And that didn't really go anywhere.
The 15% tax carrot didn't go that far.
So now he's going to call Mr. Clinton a liberal with a capital L, big time, big spending liberal.
I'm not sure that one's going to work either.
Mr. Clinton never really was able to be pinned down.
I mean, you can't pin down Mr. Clinton as anything because he's whatever he needs to be at any given moment.
Maybe Mr. Dole should pin him down for that.
Being chameleon-like.
Not sure he's going to be able to.
He did sign the welfare thing, and so it's not going to be easy to put a capital L liberal on Mr. Clinton.
Now, I don't have a lot of hopes for the debates, but you never know.
I will, of course, watch them.
Not that I hope I'm going to see much or imagine I'm going to see much.
I will hope.
And maybe, you just never can tell.
Maybe.
Now, I want to make an observation about debates in general.
Nobody wants to debate anybody.
That's my comment.
And I have scheduled, unless he gets angry at me, I've got Harry Brown scheduled for the day after the first presidential debate.
And I have scheduled Howard Phillips for the day after the second presidential debate.
But I must tell you, I issued an invitation to the third party candidates, all of them.
And I would say all of them responded.
And I tried to put together, I tried to put, you know, they're all bitching that they're not in the debates, including Harry Brown.
And, of course, a Ross Perot.
But you know what?
None of them want to debate each other.
Now, I was due to have Harry Brown on, and I still will, unless he gets angry at me, the day after the first debate.
And when the Brown people called me, you know, as the debate date kept changing, I said, look, would you guys consider a debate, say, with Howard Phillips?
And I thought that would have been a good debate because Howard Phillips is an arch conservative, pretty much mainstream, or to the right of mainstream conservatism.
And Harry Brown is a libertarian, and I thought it would make a good debate.
Now, in the scheme of things, Howard Phillips may not be as high on the third-party food chain as Harry Brown.
So Howard Phillips is willing to debate Mr. Brown.
But Mr. Brown is not willing to debate Mr. Phillips because Mr. Brown wants to debate Bill Clinton and Bob Dole.
And so forth and so on down the chain.
So what I observe here is that even though the third-party candidates, and you might think about this a little bit, are raising hell and saying they're not part of the national debate and it's not fair, when it comes down to debating themselves, they don't want to do it.
So they're no different, in my opinion, than anybody else when it comes down to the politics of debates.
And I kind of wanted to get that, frankly, off my chest.
Now, the airplane on the flight NBC covered mainly held ValueJet employees, the press, who were assigned, I suppose, to fly, and a few real passengers who couldn't pass up $19 as a fare.
You know, and the passengers were saying things like, well, they must be safe.
I mean, they're back and they've been really examined.
So, frankly, the fare looked good, and I thought I'd fly, and so they're flying.
You know what I think ValueJet's problem is?
I think it's their name.
I think they should change their name.
I don't think they should call themselves ValueJet.
There's been a big blackout there now for, I don't know, what's it been, about a month and a half?
And so we want to celebrate being back on, which means hold that line open.
Everybody else hold off if you are in New Orleans.
Call 1-800-825-5033.
New Orleans.
1-800-825-5033.
Scientists believe they have sniffed out an answer to a long-standing question in anthropology, and that is whether Neanderthals were an ancestor of modern human beings.
And the answer is no.
Thanks to a detailed study of the nose.
The nose-nose.
Anthropologists at the American Museum of Natural History in New York and the University of Pittsburgh have analyzed the noses, sinuses, and nasal cavities of five Neanderthal fossils.
They conclude the differences from today's humans strongly support the notion that Neanderthals are not part of modern man's evolutionary past.
And he sent this to the National Transportation Safety Board in Washington, D.C. Sir.
The following may be of assistance in your efforts to establish the origin and cause of the subject explosion.
One, in the 1988 bombing of Pan American Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, a classified Army intelligence unit was instrumental in assisting the FBI in establishing both cause of explosion and location of the PERPS perpetrators.
The team employed remote viewing in its intelligence collection operations.
I was the operations and training officer for that unit.
All of the highest skilled former members as well as other similarly trained civilian professionals are now employed by SciTech as technical remote viewers.
2.
Though our services are related primarily to professional training and scientific technical intelligence consulting, we have on occasion performed work for the UN, National Security Council, and FBI.
On September 14th, when it had become apparent that investigators were running out of leads, a SciTech initiative project was set to motion to determine the cause of TWA Flight 800's explosion.
3.
By September 16th, probes by an assigned eight-member team had established the following.
A.
The mid-air explosion was not the result of a missile, bomb, or act of sabotage.
The point of origin for the event was not located in the cabin, cockpit, or baggage hold areas.
The explosion was directly or indirectly caused by the catastrophic failure of a component or sub-assembly possibly associated with the aircraft's fuel system.
4.
Subsequent TRV work to date points to the following: The evolution of the catastrophe can be delineated as four key stages or points in time.
A rotary shaft gearbox in a heavy housing, possibly a pump or actuator, begins to fail.
The part is situated generally in the lower part of the fuselage, right of center, just behind and below the point where the trailing edge of the right wing joins the aircraft main body.
The shaft flies apart and the housing breaks away from its mount.
Note, another point near the right inboard engine is connected with this event in a manner not yet determined.
A fire starts either near the failed mechanism or at a shrapnel punctured fuel line, which quickly becomes a migrating fireball.
The aircraft explodes.
Technical remote viewing work is currently aimed at the following: A. Establishing a fix on the failed parts specific onboard location.
B.
A composite diagram sketch of that part.
And C. Identification of the Boeing 747 part.
Toward this end, SciTech will solicit the expert opinion of select individuals in the commercial aviation industry, including senior pilots, aerospace material review board members, and a prominent aircraft designer.
I was reading in a book that Asher Kaufman, a doctor at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, discovered that the temple site was not on the Nova Dome of the Rock, but actually 100 yards west.
But that doesn't mean that may not be the archaeological site where they might find within, quote, a stone's throw the Ark of the Covenant.
unidentified
Well, you know, I heard that also that a group of people were digging in this tunnel several years ago, and they came back the next day, and the Muslims had put cement there to stop them from going any further.
Yep.
So that's what this is all about, you think, this tunnel, just because they're going to find the Arkansas?
And what he just said about Flight 800 is very specific.
So this gives you, thank you, a good example of what happens with remote viewers.
You know, a lot of times people will call up and they kind of want instant results from a remote viewer as though it were a psychic on the radio giving you a reading.
Hi, my name is John.
I was born in so-and-so.
Well, John, I see great things ahead for you, and you're going to be getting a job.
It doesn't work that way.
Remote viewing is a very serious discipline, which takes a long time, and projects are costly in terms of man-hours and money.
And what you're hearing here with regard to 800, finally, is the result of a project they actually undertook.
You know, somebody called up when we had Ed Dames on last time.
I think it said, well, tell us about Flight 800.
Well, we haven't done it as a project, and that has to be the answer to a lot of things.
Because doing any target as a project is a very serious undertaking.
I thought she was just talking through her hat until today.
I was listening to, I think it was Dr. Dina Dell, and he reported that researchers have given rats with spinal cord injuries doses of x-rays, and this appears to defeat the body's blocking attempts, the thing in our bodies that prevent neurons from healing themselves and reconnecting.
Yes, that's very interesting because Neanderthals, they created art, they worked tools, they buried their dead in graves with ceremonies and dried flowers and jewelry.
Yeah, and ain't working off anything too good at work, you know.
Anyway, a couple of things.
One thing I wanted to ask about six months ago, you had something on the air about a guy that was arrested for some little misdemeanor, Jay Walker or something.
I listened to your show a couple weeks ago, I guess it was, and a guest was talking about a landing that might happen next year, a semi-public landing.
And he was predicting a landing in that time frame.
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Yeah, and I just wanted to ask you, I thought I heard, now this might have been a big hoax, but I heard of something happening like that outside of Moscow at some point.
Do you know about this?
I know you were just in Moscow.
Have you heard about this?
I thought I remember something about that, but that was before I had started listening to your show and got interested in the subject.
I thought about that all day today, and I really, I almost wish I could talk to somebody from the company because I think they should have changed the name.
I really think they should have changed it.
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Well, their stock would go up right away, but I mean, it's kind of like there was this company in New Jersey called, well, I'm not going to say what kind of company it was, but you could figure it out.
It was called Rent Erec.
And it's like, who would put their family in something called Rent Erec?
You know, I mean, so anyway, when you said that, I laughed, and I really enjoy it.
And we're lighting up another affiliate in Canada.
It is CHQR in Calgary, Alberta.
CHQR in Calgary, Alberta.
They are 770 on the dial, same frequency as the mighty KOB in Albuquerque.
And they are 50,000 watts to go with our friends at CHED.
Just marching right along the Canadian-U.S. border.
And on up there, I guess.
And it's going to be fun to see exactly where 50,000 watts from Calgary goes.
I'll bet you it goes all over the place.
So, as I do with each new affiliate, or try to do, I'm going to reserve a line for Calgary.
You know what, though?
I'm not sure which line to reserve.
I think, let me try.
I think that it's 1-800-618-8255.
So would everybody else west of the Rockies hold off and let us reserve a line for those listening to CHQRAM from Calgary.
And we'll find out where Calgary is heard.
It'd be kind of fun.
And apparently, they can make it through on the international line as well.
So would everybody please cooperate out there and put down your phone and don't call West of the Rockies.
I hope they can call this number.
We'll hold this open for Calgary and those listening to Calgary.
Welcome to the network.
I never know what to say to new listeners about what this program is.
It's no single thing.
It's kind of different every night, as you will determine.
So, give it a try.
Love to hear from you.
The number is, again, 1-800-618-8255.
Everybody else, hold off.
Let the people in Calgary and listening to CHQR get through.
I guess you all know about the trouble in the Middle East.
Our president has done what he has to do.
It's a little chancy.
He's got Benjamin Netanyahu and the PLO chairman on the way over to Washington to try to patch up very serious difficulties.
The archaeological tunnel is open, and Netanyahu says it's going to stay open.
The Israelis are very intransigent on this point.
The entire peace process is in danger.
55 people dead.
Hundreds, if not thousands, hurt so far in the whole mess over there.
And when you're talking about Netanyahu, you have to wonder if Israel, with its present government, really wants peace and whether it ought to want peace.
And my view is that it shouldn't.
Because I don't think the Arab neighbors, a couple exceptions, maybe, have turned away from wanting Israel dead and buried.
I mean, yes, sir, Mr. Gunn toating, yes, sir, he signed some papers.
He changed the charter of the PLO to say that they could live with Israel, and maybe he means it, but in the hearts of the Arabs, they don't.
And until that changes, Israel had better keep its powder dry.
In Russia, Yeltsin is sick.
Alexander Lebed, if you want something to worry about, Alexander Lebed said over the weekend that Russia is now rudderless, and he, Lebed, who is head of national security, is concerned about who is in control, even suggesting a lack of control of the nuclear stockpile of Russia.
Think about that a little bit.
Ah, should have built that SDI, eh?
A new study, according to Reuters, shows that we are not related to Neanderthal man, that Neanderthal man was virtually a separate species.
Now you think about that.
The traditional view has always been that evolution had modern man as a descendant of Neanderthal man.
Nearly conclusively, they have now proven that Neanderthal man was a separate branch, or even if you want to consider it a separate species, that's fascinating.
Fascinating.
I'm going to reread a story called Soul Catcher Implants in a bit.
Here is a fax from Bryn Marie in San Francisco, longtime factser.
Art, there is a mouse living in my bathroom.
I think the little guy crawled in through the hole where the sink pipe comes in.
Yep, that's where they usually get him.
I've set a trap, a humane trap, a little, tiny, mouse-sized version of your have-a-heart cat trap.
And I've baited it with peanut butter, but to no avail.
Would any of your listeners have any idea what else I could use for bait?
Boy, I'll tell you, if a mouse won't go for peanut butter, times are hard.
If it won't go for peanut butter, I don't know what it will go for.
You could always try and domesticate him.
I mean, where does he have to go?
Anybody ever try to domesticate a mouse?
I guess they're dirty and you shouldn't do that.
I'm always trying to do that.
Birds, little birds.
My wife chewed my head off for trying to domesticate a bird.
I was going to bring it in, get a cage for it, and she said, no, it's dirty.
Don't touch it.
I went out and picked that stupid bird laying on the ground.
My cats have always, they're well-fed, so they don't eat mice, but they chase mice, and when they catch them, they usually do something stupid like lay on them.
And then I go up with a jar and I catch them in a jar and take them out into the desert a safe distance and let them go.
We're also talking about ValueJet, which is back in the air.
I said last hour, I thought about it all day today, and they should have changed their name.
I'm sure that ValueJet is probably as safe now to fly as any airlines.
I'm sure they've gone over them with a fine-tooth comb.
But the name, ValueJet, is wrong.
It's wrong.
Because people don't mind associating bargains with flight with no problem.
But if they associate in their mind airplanes going into swamps and stuff with a low price, it's not attractive.
I've listened to your show from last week twice, when it originally aired, and then this weekend it went with Mr. Hoagland and Mr. Hancock and the third gentleman.
Well, I understand that, but actually what I got from a pending opening, it sounded like there was some suspicion that the thing has already been opened.
But what I found was that this is just my impression, my opinion, that the same things that Mr. Hancock was against, well, he was mainly against the keeping it from the general public.
But the petty squabbling that was going on, I heard that same thing over the radio, and I found him to be the biggest violator of it out of the three that were on there.
I think Mr. Hoagland and his attitude and his willingness to compromise is important.
And I think that in actuality, if what is under the Sphinx is that important, and the people who are in charge of that are guarding it so closely, if things haven't gotten out of Area 51 that we know are important, if what is underneath the Sphinx, which we feel is of such grave matter, do you really think that that information is ever really going to get out?
Well, it's a damn good question, and I don't have an answer.
I mean, they were talking about the salting of the mine, that kind of thing, that somebody may have already been there.
But here's, I guess, how I think about it.
And I said this toward the end of the program.
You might have missed it.
If Egypt is a sovereign nation, which it is, even though we might feel that these antiquities belong to all the world, we have no more right to demand this great UNESCO international presence than the man in the moon.
And if now, frankly, if I mean, suppose they were demanding that for the U.S. I'm telling you right now, the, quote, patriot community out there would be going off the deep end.
So if there is an opportunity for anybody to go over during this opening and see it and make a judgment about try and make a judgment about whether what we're seeing is valid and real, then that's better than nothing.
If it's going to happen no matter what, then I vote to get as many people in who know what the hell they're doing as possible.
And the fact that you have three problems that directly relate back to three religious cultures, Christianity, Judaism, and Muslims.
And if what is underneath the Sphinx is what they say, what they believe it to be, the ramifications to those religions and to the geopolitical order in the Middle East is earth-shaking.
I appreciate your call, and now I am going to tell you all something.
About midday on say this can blow your mind, about midday on Saturday, I got a call from Richard Hoagland.
And Richard said, guess what, Art?
Graham Hancock and Robert Baval have agreed to a meeting Monday evening with Mr. Shore.
So after all of that, after all of that, they have agreed, and I'm very thankful, they agreed to a meeting.
Now, I don't know what the results of that meeting are.
I assume it has already occurred hours ago.
And I don't know that it went well.
It may not have.
But I would say it's definitely a step in the right direction, wouldn't you?
In other words, Graham did meet with Mr. Shore.
And I had some additional conversations with the people that hope to do the opening of the Sphinx, and I may be going over there.
I have yet to make a decision about that, about whether or not I'm going to, but it would be a quick trip.
And my function, I'm not an archaeologist, right?
So I have no function there in determining nor expertise in the ability to determine if what is found is valid or not.
However, I can take a microphone over there and put it in front of the face of Graham if he goes, Robert Buval, if he goes, Richard Hoagland, and I presume he is going, and any others that are there that will render judgments about what is found.
So on your behalf, our behalf, maybe I will go.
I have not yet made up my mind.
but it is it is surely tempting and i would love to see as you can art popcorn works well in a mouse trap You see the earth-shaking things we talk about here?
Popcorn, huh?
And then somebody else from Idaho says, tell your listener called about the mouse bait to super glue a walnut meat or almond meat onto the trap if it is a spring-type trap.
If it's a trapdoor-type trap, just put the walnut or almond meats in the bait compartment.
I have found that Mises can't refuse these tasty morsels.
Lots of luck is needed also.
Wade in Idaho.
And be honest, Art, nowadays it's a smoker's dream job to work from home.
I mean, you have no idea how many listeners we have in New Orleans.
I began to get an idea because when we went off there, when the station changed to music, I literally, I got filed between email and faxes to me, to the network, to everybody concerned.
We got thousands and thousands of calls.
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Well, I can believe it because I remember going on the internet just on the local channel for New Orleans on AOL, and people were going ape.
I can use that playing on my computer while I'm listening to you, and usually the computer messes up the other station, but this one comes in beautiful.
If you were in Israeli, what would your attitude be right now?
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Well, I would think that I would want to protect my country most of all.
That's the first thing.
You know, it's tough.
If you try to take the guns away from the Palestinians, police, that's going to cause a civil war, and that's going to be a real bloody conflict that's going to be hard to resolve one way or the other.
So anyway, about another question about the somebody called in and said that somebody talked about using magnets for back pain and so forth.
Yes.
Yeah, I used to do some research for a fellow and he was a pioneer in biomagnetics, it's called.
I didn't understand why he couldn't understand what he said himself as far as he needs to use a little political tact in the situation, and that's what he lacks.
Well, he obviously, at least to some degree, rethought his position after the show because he did attend a meeting, I'm told, or was going to with Mr. Shore last night in New York.
Well, when you're called ValueJet, that's true, but I mean, TWA has not, as yet that I know of, suffered any passenger drop as a result of the crash they had.
Elect me, and I guarantee each person $1,000 each and every day of my presidency.
And there is a picture of a pyramid at the bottom, and there are dollar signs on each side of it.
And then over to the side, this is the real catch.
It says, trust me.
Now, how many of you based on this would vote for Jerry?
I say again, $1,000 each and every day of Jerry's presidency to all of you for as long as the money lasts.
And it's got a symbol of a hand with a crossed finger.
Well, you see, you don't have to keep these promises.
I'm merely asking you to make a promise, were you to run, something that would absolutely tempt the American people, and this might do it, $1,000 every day until, well, I guess until he's impeached.
I just want to mention something about Ray Bradberry.
He called a local show here, George Putnam Show, and he wrote the book, The Martian Chronicles.
Oh, yes.
And he said back in the early 70s he went to the Tune and Common exhibit, and he said on a break from one of his plays that was playing here, and he said, when I looked into I don't know the words for it, but you know, that common picture of the the tune-in-common thing, so to speak, he said, I saw I saw Mars.
And he said that on the air.
You just kind of said that exemporanously off the cuff.
I sure would like to interview Ray Bradbury, as a matter of fact.
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Yeah.
And on a lighter note, I heard Bob Bornan today, and I was going to say this first, but he was on our talk show, and the host said, there's a liberal on the air, and he goes, that's great.
Listen, I wanted to talk to you about something that I don't know if anybody in the air has ever talked to you about, which would be some of the actually there's a problem happening between the Michigan and Ohio and Indiana area with these parties called Rave Parties.
Well, they seems a band of individuals that go and they rent out certain spaces, and basically they play this type of music that's called techno music.
And they do a lot of the ecstasy kind of drugs there, a lot of acid.
And what it comes down to is that there's a little problem that's happening, and a lot of these kids are starting to flip on some of the drugs that they're serving here at the rave parties.
And it seems like none of the authorities around here seem to catch on to a lot of this.
And it's so highly publicized, and I just don't understand why it doesn't get busted.
At one time, I had went last year, and what I saw there was something that it was just incredible because when I went there, I went there with a group of friends that had asked me to go, and we received an underground flyer.
And when I went in, it seemed like everybody was back down in the punk rock type of look.
And the whole party was just completely dark.
It had this one tempo going throughout the party, and everybody was pretty much mesmerized by the beat of the music.
And I know it sounds off the wall, and everybody was popping their drugs and whatnot.
And it seemed to be ranging from the ages of 15 to even 30, 40-year-old people.
Is it possible that Neanderthal man, if it is a separate species, which is what Reuters is reporting this morning, I'll read that article again maybe after the top of the hour, the vestiges of that could still be here and known as Bigfoot.
All I know is it went way closer to what they would say.
The odds are more in favor when the rock was publicized.
But further, what is really obvious is they aren't touching anything in that whole hour, anything to come near Sidonia, Hoagland, or any of that stuff.
It's almost like they're saying they're not making fun of it.
They're not showing it.
It's just nothing.
You're listening to Art Bell, somewhere in time.
Tonight, featuring Coast to Coast A.M. from September 30th, 1996.
Of course, we are talking about what's going on in the Middle East to some degree.
The same thing that's always gone on in the Middle East to some degree.
And I wonder just how you would feel if you were in Israeli.
I mean, think about that.
If you were in Israeli right now, how would you feel about what's going on?
Would you want the peace process to continue?
Or would you be satisfied with it falling apart and an uneasy truce continuing?
No more land for peace makes the whole Golan Heights look a little closer than usual than it usually does, doesn't it?
I mean, you look up there and it just overlooks Israel and you might not feel like giving it back tonight.
Anyway, that is up for discussion.
Value Jet is going back into the air, and I have said in the first couple hours of the program, say again now, they had to change their name.
You know, I'm sure that they have been gone over by a fine-tooth comb, an FAA fine-tooth comb, so I would imagine they're as safe as any airline.
But the name is wrong.
The name is wrong now.
Value Jet as a wrong name.
As I said earlier, people psychologically associate, they certainly want good deals.
And ValueJet was a good name for an aircraft company that hadn't had a problem.
After a problem, then ValueJet doesn't work so well as a name, in my opinion.
Because you don't want a little bit better buy on something that might not make it to the other end.
And even if that's not the real truth, that is the impression.
And so it makes the name, I think, a detriment.
And I think they had to change their name.
And so we've been examining new names for ValueJet.
And here is one submission.
Aren't long time no facts.
This is Ray in Santee, and he thinks it should be called Valium Jet.
Valium Jet.
It really wouldn't work either, but it is enticing.
Will this be a 5 or 10 milligram flight?
I guess that would depend on where you're going.
And then we have a very, very, very interesting story this morning from a Reuters News.
And I'll read it to you in its entirety, and you can make of it what you want, but it's surprising.
Scientists believe they have sniffed out, little joke from Reuters, an answer to a long-standing question in anthropology whether Neanderthals were an ancestor of modern humans.
The answer is no, thanks to a detailed study of the nose.
Anthropologists, the American Museum of Natural History in New York and the University of Pittsburgh, have analyzed the noses, sinuses, and nasal cavities of five Neanderthal fossils.
The conclusion, the differences from today's humans strongly support the notion that Neanderthals are not part of modern man's evolutionary past.
Anthropologists have long been divided into two camps: one believing Neanderthals were the ancestors of Homo sapiens, and the other believing they represent a distinct evolutionary branch.
And as I said earlier, I've got major third-party candidates scheduled following each one of the debates.
But you know something I found out, and this is at the expense of probably some of these guys getting mad at me and not becoming angry with me, I guess I ought to say, and not coming in making their appearance, but I don't care.
They don't want to debate each other.
You know, they're all bitching that they want to be included in the debates with Bob Dole and President Clinton.
But I tried to arrange, believe me, I tried to arrange.
I heard from every single one of the third-party candidates.
Every one of them.
And so I tried to arrange alternative debates.
And let me tell you something.
Nobody wants to debate down.
If they figure that they're in a better position than the guy who wants to debate them, they're not going to do a debate.
So the truth of the matter is, bitch as they may about not being in the big ballpark debates, they don't want to debate each other.
So this whole debate thing is problematic, I guess, is the word I'm looking for.
It really is not a good debate.
That really isn't the word I'm looking for.
I don't know.
In other words, for all their complaining, they are no different than the other candidates.
And of course, we have presidential debates, but I think that if President Clinton didn't have to debate Bob Dole, he would pass.
From his point of view, he doesn't need it.
So we'll get back to open lines.
I've got an incredible story here from the Daily Telegraph in London entitled Soul Catcher Implants.
British scientists are developing a concept for a computer chip, which, when implanted into the skull behind the eye, will be able to record a person's every lifetime thought and sensation.
According to Dr. Chris Winter of British Telecom's artificial life team, and I quote here, this is the end of death.
He predicts that within 30 years, it's going to be possible to relive, relive other people's lives by playing back their experiences on a computer.
By, quote, combining this information with a record of a person's genes, we could recreate a person physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
Dr. Winner and his team of scientists at BT's Martslam Health Laboratories near Ipswich call the chip the soul catcher.
British Telecom would not divulge how much money it is investing in the project.
However, Dr. Winner said it was taking Soul Catcher 2025 very seriously.
He confessed there were profound ethical considerations, but emphasized that BT was embarking on this line of research so it could keep at the forefront of communications technology.
Dr. Winner said, quote, an implanted chip would be like an aircraft's black box and would enhance communications beyond current concepts.
Quote, for example, police would be able to use it to relive an attack, rape, or murder from the victim's viewpoint to help catch the criminal.
I could even play back the smells, sounds, and sighs of my holidays to friends.
Other more frightening applications include downloading an older person's experiences into a newborn baby by transplanting the chip.
My source on this, the Daily Telegraph, the Daily Mail, July 18th, 1996.
The soul catcher.
Literally recording everything in a person's life.
You know, I was in Japan about, well, a little over a year ago, and I was absolutely shocked at the prices and how far the American dollar did not go.
It's a little better right now, but how are you feeling about that?
unidentified
Yeah, well, this is my third trip to Japan.
I lived here for a year before, so I'm pretty much used to the expensive stuff.
But I know from living here before what not to do, and that is to spend a lot of money on food, because food is expensive, and you can easily spend all your money on, you know, eating out.
And the best thing to do is just try to eat cheap food and don't spend too much money.
And let's see, like, if you want to eat out in a restaurant, just a cheap restaurant, just a quick one-person meal, and something that's going to fill you up, you're going to have to pay at least $12 or $15, I would say.
Now, you obviously are fluent in Japanese, but I found when I was there, and I attained a fair amount of fluency when I was there, but I found the Japanese, for the most part, think that Americans are crazy.
unidentified
Yeah.
Well, they have a lot of misconceptions about Americans.
Like a lot of people often ask me if I have a gun, which I'm sure a lot of Americans do, but not everybody.
Well, we will look forward to hearing from you again.
And particularly if anything happens in that part of the world, we really would like to know, are they reporting heavily in Japan on the events in the Middle East?
unidentified
I haven't seen much about it.
That kind of news I usually get from CNN's website, but not really.
And again, see, when I get a call, then I am then encouraged to give my number out again.
And again, it is free from wherever you are in the world, Kuala Lumpur, or Sapporo, Japan, or London, or anywhere, really.
The international toll-free number, you get the AT ⁇ T operator.
That's the easy way.
If you don't know what you're doing with direct dialing, get the AT ⁇ T operator and have her call our toll-free international line, thanks to AT ⁇ T, which is 800-893-0903.
Let me reread this article because, first of all, you should know the source on this is the Daily Telegraph, the Daily Mail, 18 July 96.
This will blow your mind.
Soul Catcher Implants.
British scientists are developing a concept for a computer chip, which, when implanted into the skull, behind the eye, will be able to record a person's every lifetime thought and sensation.
Dr. Chris Winter of British Telecom's Artificial Life Team said, quote, this is the end of death, end quote.
He predicts that within 30 years, it'll be possible to relive other people's lives by playing back their experiences on a computer.
By combining this information with a record of a person's genes, we could actually recreate a person's physical, emotional, and spiritual life.
Dr. Winner and his team of scientists at BT's Martzleham Health Labs near Ipswich call the chip the soul catcher.
It's probably a good name.
British Telecom would not divulge how much money it is investing in the project, but Dr. Winner said it was taking Soul Catcher 2025 very seriously.
He confessed there are profound ethical considerations, but emphasized that BT was embarking on this line of research so it could keep at the forefront of communications technology.
Dr. Winner said, quote, an implanted chip would be like an aircraft's black box and would enhance communications beyond current concepts.
For example, police would be able to use it to relive an attack, rape, or even murder from the victim's viewpoint to help catch the criminal.
I could even play back the smells, sounds, and size of my holidays to friends.
Other more frightening applications include downloading an older person's experiences into a newborn baby by transplanting the chip.
Now, how's that for a tingle down the back?
If you could relive a portion of somebody's life, who would you choose?
And that brings me back to my topic of a prime minister or a president's lie to the people.
If you could lie any lie, tell the people what they want to hear with no intention whatsoever of keeping your promise to get elected, what lie would you tell?
I still like the guy who said, I will give each and every individual in this country $1,000 every day of my administration.
Of course, he'd be impeached within, what do you figure, a few weeks.
Art, with regard to the soul catcher, who in the world would have the time to relive somebody else's life?
I barely have enough time to live my own.
Tamar.
That's a neat name.
Tamara?
T-A-M-A-R in L.A.
And she says, P.S. Thanks is not enough to say for my extreme gratefulness that you finally got us a direct connection to Dreamland.
My husband and daughter were ready to disown me because I wouldn't go out to dinner on Sunday night since KVEG did not come in clearly enough to record it.
Well, depends on your antenna.
But it's true, beginning this coming Sunday, KBC will indeed run Dreamland beginning at midnight on Sunday night, Monday morning.
So, thank you, KBC.
And that kind of completes the circle, and Dreamland is now solidly back in Southern California.
And I did talk to them some time ago about carrying the program because they also affiliated with some Vancouver network and some other Canadian stations.
But the reason I'm phoning, I had this The Mysteries of the Pyramid and the Sphinx have been attractive to me for many years.
And I came across a book that I still have in my possession that was written by the Templars many years ago.
And it has in that book, it's called From Atlantis to the Latter Days.
And within it is a description of the Sphinx and the chambers below the Sphinx and interconnecting passageways from the Sphinx, which is a major, a really major chamber underneath the whole embodiment of the Sphinx.
Let me ask you what I think is the operative question right now, and it's the one I've been pondering because I may, as you know, I'm going over there.
If they open this chamber and if there is a history of mankind that we have not known before, one that radically changes what we thought was our past, are we ready for that information?
Metaphysics has been a passion of mine for a long time.
As a matter of fact, I have written a letter to Brian O'Leary about some of my own history, which correlates with some of his things I read his three-wasn't that a good interview?
And his books are incredible because the paradigm shift that he relates to in Marilyn Ferguson's work and so forth and his own experience in the scientific community is definitely moving at a rapid pace.
And I can see the acceleration will pick up with the shifts in economic stability in the country and the Western world because they're all moving in lockstep.
But what I wanted to add to that Mysteries of the Hall below the Sphinx is that there's interconnecting passageways in various rooms.
And according to that book, they connect to the three pyramids, including a Cheops.
And they're just passageways that are large enough for individuals to move through.
And they were supposedly used for the initiations of the priesthood.
And as a matter of fact, the Casey material did indicate that the Hall of Records was not directly below the Sphinx, but someplace between the Sphinx and the Nile to the east as the sun rises at a certain time, certain alignments of the sun and the solar system would reflect something that indicated the position of the Hall of Records.
They've got earlier programming on, but beginning this next Sunday, this coming Sunday, KBC will begin airing Dreamland at midnight Sunday to midnight Monday, depending on how you look at it.
And I thought you folks down in LA just might want to know.
Yeah, the late news, a lot of people are tuning in at midnight, so they won't know.
The Reuters News is reporting that scientists have just announced that according to research on noses, they have now determined that Neanderthal man had no relationship to modern man whatsoever, which means the Neanderthal man was a totally separate species of sentient being.
Well, he may not be completely different because in Peter Thomas Tomez's book on the shore of endless seas, he has a picture of a Nifen Real man with Professor Home A.
The French Institute of Humanities.
A book was printed back in the early 60s.
And in Robert Chiroux's book, 100,000 Years of Prehistory.
I appreciate the call from New Orleans once again.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air.
unidentified
Good morning.
I was watching those Vice President debates, you know, and I was picking up on Ross Perola, a little bit of a sideshow like he's doing.
His vice president running mate was saying if he gets 5% of the population vote, of the vote, he is going to get 50% funding for the next race or whatever.
And if he gets 25%, he'll get 100% funding for the next presidential race, or his party will.
I don't do that very frequently, but I mean, it's a big announcement.
As I said, we're celebrating two things, our number oneness and Dreamland, which begins this coming Sunday on KBC, and a lot of people have been waiting for that.
I'd like to say that I believe that President Clinton is going to retain his lead and is going to win the election handily, and I believe that's because of his excellent economic policies.
When I look at the fact that we have 10.5 million new jobs, that's a net gain of new jobs in the private sector and private industry.
When I look at that, when I look at the fact that the unemployment rate is at an all-time low, about 5.1% for the last six years.
The economy is in good shape, and that is indeed what's going to get him re-elected.
unidentified
Yes, and I also am impressed by the fact that he still plans to continue with adding 100,000 police officers on the streets of our major cities.
I know he's got part of that accomplished, but he needs to, in order to have the rest of it accomplished, we need to get Democrats in Congress who will also support that, since I know Newt Gingrich is against it.
You are going to get President Clinton back, but the American people are going to do what they generally almost always do, and that is put a president of one party in and a Congress of the other party.
And I'll bet you that's what happens.
unidentified
Well, I'd like to see him with a Congress that at least agrees with his ideas.
The thing about President Clinton is I think he's taken both the best of the ideals of the Republican Party and the best, most pragmatic ideas of the Democratic Party, and he's synthesized them into a new type of pragmatic politics that I think is helpful to the people.
And if you look at a lot of those positions, you'll see that they don't appeal to the old-style liberals.
I might come up with a different word, but it is that.
And he has stolen ideas, the best of all the ideas.
And, you know, really, in a lot of ways, that's okay.
I mean, that's what a politician does.
unidentified
And I think he's very good on the crime issue by bringing down to the federal level the three strikes, and you get 25 years to life in prison at the federal level.
And other Republicans have talked about it, but President Clinton got that through at the federal level.
And he's also, I like his ban on the 19 different types of automatic assault weapons.
So they're still expanding, and our good friends in Dallas at Audionet, that's who you ought to thank, the good people at Dallas, because they're the ones who really got it up there.
I appreciate that, but it's a horribly long address.
All right.
Thank you, my friend.
unidentified
Have a look, and probably come back to you as well with some feedback because it might lead you further on answering some of your odds pots questions, and I'm sure it will.
One thing about it, it's not hearsay like they say.
It's largely first-person narrative.
I've read that thing twice now, and I think the American voters really ought to know what we're getting with Bill and Hillary before we vote in November 5th.
So I think it'd be a tremendous service to the country to hear this FBI agent say what he has seen first person.
And when you think of Neanderthal Man and you think it was a separate branch, and it was not just a matter of our evolving from Neanderthal, then it's possible Neanderthal is still about, and Bigfoot would certainly fit the description, wouldn't it?
Well, when we get the news about the survey in Arizona, we'll celebrate that.
unidentified
Oh, well, okay.
All right.
Well, you know, I must have misunderstood you because you said, well, we're going to open up the line now, but I guess that meant just for L.A. All right.