Art Bell’s 2007 Predictions episode kicks off with his return to the U.S. after jet lag in the Philippines, where he and wife Erin adjust to life amid 10% interest time deposits. Callers forecast NASA’s spacewalk fatality, a $160/barrel oil spike, Israel-Iran nuclear strikes, a Super Bowl terrorist attack, and even "reptilian" surfacing—some accurate (like Midwest magnetic disturbances), others dismissed as wishful thinking. Bell’s own optimism contrasts with dark scenarios, hinting at 2007’s mix of plausible geopolitical shifts and fringe theories, blending skepticism with the show’s signature speculative edge. [Automatically generated summary]
From the high desert and the great American Southwest, I bid you good evening, good morning, good afternoon, wherever you may be in the world.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is the annual Predictions Show.
I'm Art Bell.
Tell you all about it in just a moment.
Let me cover just a couple of things for you before we get really started here.
We're going to do predictions for 2007, both tonight and tomorrow night.
The only predictions that will be recorded are ones that are made right here on the air.
That's right, so all can hear them.
There's no hocus-pocus.
There's no cheating.
There's no bending.
There were tapes made.
It's been recorded.
I've got scripts of last year's.
And by the way, you didn't do so well last year.
Previous years, you've done quite well.
Last year, well, you were affected by the tsunami that had occurred.
Everybody had tsunamis on their mind.
So in a moment, I'll sort of lay down the groundwork for how I would like you to do these predictions.
But first, a couple of things.
For those of you who have not heard, I am back in the United States of America, actually back at home.
And Erin is with me.
She's immigrated to the USA, the great USA, and she is in the first couple of days of her adjustment.
She was greeted to about 60 mile-an-hour winds and about 25 degrees.
And that's a bit much.
But she's a trooper.
I had purchased her a little jacket, a very warm jacket in Manila at a surplus store.
Needless to say, not a lot of people in Manila buy jackets.
And so she looks like a little Eskimo as she's walking around town.
Not easy to miss.
Just like a little Eskimo.
We saw a movie and a little Eskimo girl was describing these little things, these little animals.
That makes Erin laugh every time I do it.
So she is here in the good old US of A, and I'm here, too.
Last night, I was not here because I was just, I was so jet lagged, and I've got a cold.
She's got a cold.
We've both got colds.
So that about covers that.
The webcam, oh, one more item on that score.
When I was in the Philippines on the other side of the world, I would come on the air and ask about any Americans, you know, who happened to be in the Manila area married to Filipinas.
So now, now, I'm going to do the opposite.
And I'm going to say, if anybody knows of any Filipinas here in Pahrump, Nevada, by all means, get hold of me at KNYE and let me know.
I'm sure there are some Filipinas here in Pahrump in this area.
And so simply call KNYE Radio and I will hook you up with Erin and she'll make some friends.
Now, here's a really remarkable coincidence.
My neighbor, my neighbor, right across the street from me, has just married or is about to marry a Filipino girl, and he's going to immigrate her to the U.S. So whenever that happens, we'll have a neighbor who's a young Filipina gal, and that'll be great.
But until then, you know, if anybody knows of any Filipinas here in Perump, why call K-N-Y-E and leave a message, and be assured I will get back to you.
Now, the wonders of communication.
Let me tell you, when I got home, the first thing I did was I set up a wireless, you know, wireless internet setup for the internet that I have here.
And this afternoon, just incredibly, I mean, Erin was sitting at the dining room table with a portable computer and a headset mic, casually chatting with her brother on the island of Mindanao in Philippines.
Now, how incredible is that?
Somehow they've rerouted a little bit of the internet to the Philippines after the gigantic earthquake in Taiwan.
And to sit there and watch her video conference and talk to her brother was one of the more amazing things that I've seen in my whole life.
I mean, it's just an amazing world we live in now, isn't it?
All right, down to business.
This program tonight and tomorrow will be a combination of reviewing predictions made in 2006.
I've already done a little bit of that, and it doesn't look good.
And making predictions for 2007.
Now, this is all phone call stuff.
The only predictions that I'm going to record are ones given here on the air.
I will assign a number to your prediction.
And if you hit it, baby, I'm telling you, we'll come back to you for more.
I am convinced that many in my audience are psychic.
I know a lot of you are psychic.
This is the time of year to do this.
The rules, there are a few.
Only one prediction per customer.
Only one.
So make it a good one.
Reach down into your psychic center and come up with a really something good that's going to happen.
And it doesn't have to be good.
It can be bad.
Most of them are.
In 2007.
Really think it out.
Don't just don't say let's get on the air and talk a little bit and say something on the air.
Really dig down deep into your psychic center and come up with something that's going to happen in 2007 because I want a really good year.
Number two, no predictions of United States presidential assassinations.
Now, the reason for that is simple.
When somebody makes a prediction of an assassination of a U.S. political official, What happens is the Secret Service will knock on my door.
Some little old lady in Missouri will call the U.S. Secret Service and say, hey, I just heard somebody on the radio say they're going to kill the president, which, of course, is not what happened, but that's what she'll say.
So, in the interest of not having the Secret Service at my door for about the fifth time, no predictions of U.S. political leaders being assassinated.
That's a rule.
Now, finally, no hopes, dreams, wishes, only predictions.
I want a good year.
I want a really good year of predictions.
So with that in mind, I will simply quickly look at the news.
Saddam, of course, has been hanged near Takrede, as a matter of fact, small town near Takred.
He didn't show any emotion, and that was that.
He's gone.
The nation honored Gerald Ford in funeral ceremonies Saturday that recalled the touchstones of his life, which, of course, include the pardon of Richard Nixon, the reason he probably was not re-elected or elected, I guess I ought to say.
80 Iraqis killed, very deadly months for the U.S. Hundreds of drivers having to be rescued from a winter storm.
It's a bad one, stretching all the way from Canada to Mexico.
A message from Cuba saying that Castro, ruining, by the way, a prediction made last year, may actually get better from his malady.
The Godfather of Soul, of course, will not get better and is being mourned.
And Governor Schwarzenegger released after surgery.
And that's about it.
That's all the news there is.
Now, down to business.
First, I'm going to show you how poorly we did last year.
However, it's a high point to begin with.
Bud from Michigan made prediction number one in 2006, for 2006.
He said it's going to be an...
Andy actually went back at the network.
He wanted to work in radio, and they gave him a job and sat him down with all of the predictions for 2006.
And he sat down and recorded each and every one of them.
So Andy, thank you so very much.
Prediction one.
Bud from Michigan predicted an extremely rough year for U.S. automakers.
More layoffs, more plant closings.
And that's a ding.
Ding, ding, ding, bud, you're right.
Number two, Rick from California.
Identity of the Antichrist will be revealed.
It's bono of you two.
Bonk.
Three, David from Arizona, a big hurricane in August.
I believe that would be a bonk.
Had he said typhoons, it'd be a big ding.
A caller from Minnesota, southern portion of California to break off.
We get that every year, and every year California seems to remain intact.
Number five, Jodi from Kansas, a huge explosion at Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado.
Bonk.
I think.
Now, listen, if I'm wrong on the way I call any of these, feel free to send me a fast blast and I will correct it, all right?
You have to work with me here.
Bill from Oklahoma had number seven.
Oh, no, number six was Jeff from Ohio.
A lost city in Central America will be uncovered after a hurricane.
Now, now I'm tentatively bonking that, but there's something that says it might be a ding.
Number seven, Bill from Oklahoma.
North Korea's regime collapses.
Oh, we wish.
North Korea will then be absorbed by China.
Bonk.
Number eight, John from Washington.
Mount Rainier explodes.
Bonk.
Number nine, a caller from Quebec.
Eight unmistakable big natural disasters.
And I'm giving that a ding.
We have had many.
Number 10, unspecified impact in northern Mexico.
Now, I'm not sure about that.
I'm going to give it a bonk until I learn otherwise.
Number 11, Gregory from Arkansas, the Son of God revealed.
We get that every year.
Bonk.
And number 12, Preston from South Carolina said, a category 3 hurricane will hit the Carolinas in September and or October.
And I think that's a bonk.
Finally, 13, Array from Colorado, a gigantic magnetic disturbance to affect parts of the Midwest.
Skies turn brown.
Northern lights appear.
Well, we certainly did have that ding, ding.
Ding.
Number 13, but that's it's to be followed by quite a few dings.
Now, I haven't reviewed them all, but I want a better year.
And if we get somebody who really nails something hard, we're going to bring them on the program and let them, well, you know, massage their predictions a little bit for us.
There are, look, this program, Coast to Coast AM, attracts people who are psychic.
It attracts people who have a kind of inner knowing.
And so I'm asking you to really work with that and give us a good prediction for the year 2007.
All of that coming up next.
This is actually a way that many of you who are truly blessed with second sight can prove yourself publicly.
It is an annual event.
I think I've been doing this now for about 13 years, 12, 13 years, something like that, every single year.
And so, ladies and gentlemen, looking ahead toward 2007, it begins right now.
On the first-time caller line, Steve in Vancouver, B.C., you're on the air.
unidentified
Hi, Art.
It's an honor to speak to you, long-time listener, first-time caller.
Is it going to be, you say somebody, now, is it going to be a shuttle, do you know?
Or is it just going to be like an individual, say, on a spacewalk?
unidentified
My prediction is it's just going to be an individual on a spacewalk working on something.
I don't know if it's going to be NASA in particular or one of the organizations that's involved with NASA, but my prediction is that there's going to be somebody that is going to have some sort of accident.
They're either let go, drift away from the space station, rutted out, they recover them.
It is now officially recorded as prediction number one, NASA loses somebody.
All right.
Thank you very much for the call, and take care.
That's an interesting way to begin.
And I guess that certainly is possible.
I know the astronauts wear kind of little backpacks, and if they were to drift away from the shuttle, unless it was too far and too fast, they could get back.
But there would be a million ways to die in space, whereas they say, nobody can hear you scream.
Wildcard line, Billy in California, you are on the air.
unidentified
Hello, Art.
You know, I got tears coming in my eyes when you told the story about the little cat.
I had known that an earthquake was going to hit the Philippines and was going to black everything out before it happened.
But I'm so glad I could get through to you now because there's going to be some more earthquakes between March and June, which are going to tear the Philippines really bad.
Well, I'm just telling you, I've been trying to get through to you because when you told about the little cat, I cried and I said, oh, dear God, we've got to get him out of there.
And it was like something said, call and tell him.
I said, I can't just call and predict a big earthquake that he ain't going to listen to me.
Well, it's a cat you apparently had concerned for.
That's Dolly.
Now, Dolly and my other two cats, Abydos and Yaddy, are going to tentatively be headed for the U.S. here on January 8th.
And they are with Shirley.
Shirley Pal, I believe she is known as, on the Fantastic Forum.
Thank you, Shirley, for, you know, let them hear my voice if you have the opportunity to do that.
I talked to them seriously.
I know it sounds silly to a lot of you, but before we left, I sat down on a number of occasions with each one of them and explained they are not being abandoned.
They'll be with a wonderful lady who loves cats, and they're going to be coming back to the U.S. in the case of the two that originally left here.
And Dolly, little Dolly, my goodness, she's going to get to make a trip to the other side of the world.
So she even kind of looks Filipina.
If you look at Dolly, and I had her, her photograph is not up now, but she actually looks sort of Philippine, to be honest with you.
She's really cute.
Really, really, really cute.
All right, let's go to West of the Rockies and say, is it Abby?
And I've heard some rumors and people on the Internet talking about that already, thinking that the whole thing was faked and he was spirited off somewhere.
And of course, the thing about making predictions on the air is there is no hocus-pocus involved.
Everybody gets to hear it.
Everybody gets to record it.
And baby, if you hit it, you really hit it.
I'm Art Bell.
Here I am.
Here I am indeed.
By the way, we're still doing the show virtually the same way we did in Manila.
And there are call screeners.
And the reason for that when I was in Manila was because, well, of course, I couldn't get telephone lines to answer myself in Manila.
And even if I could, you all would have been making very, very expensive long-distance calls.
So obviously that was a no-no.
We're doing it now here because we did not have time to get phone lines, enough phone lines, you know, hooked up in the old way we did it.
So that will probably eventually occur here.
Just to let you know.
It is predictions for 2007.
And again, I'm asking, please reach into thy psychic center.
Think about it hard before you call.
And come up with something that you think really is going to occur in 2007.
Now, we always get the Antichrist will be back.
We always get, well, we get a lot of things that are sort of just normal that are sort of, I don't know, I think in many cases, they're more wishes than they are actually thought-out predictions or predictions that come from your psychic center.
So back to the prediction lines in a moment.
Back to business.
East of the Rockies, you are on the air to make an official prediction for 2007.
If I could jar your memory, the last time we spoke was just after September 11th, and I made a reference to a possible prophecy, reference to the event itself in Isaiah.
But anyway, my prediction for 2007 is I've known it, and I just knew it when the war started, that, you know, being knowledgeable of the violence between the Sunnis, you know, the tensions and Kurds and the Shia, that it would be split up into three sections.
And that's my prediction.
This year, they're going to, to get peace there, they're going to work it out, and they're going to end up splitting it up into three sections and getting each group their own peace.
There are more people, I suppose, looking into the sky for one reason or another.
At least I hope there are.
Thank you very much, and good luck with your prediction.
I'll say this.
The skies in Manila, in the Philippines, were pretty cloudy With that much humidity and generally a lot of clouds around, you really didn't see stars.
You'd have to get way out of the city to do that.
And with respect to being here permanently, I think that, you know, I own a condominium in Manila, and that's where Aaron's family is.
And the odds are pretty good that, for example, after the baby is born, that we will make a trip back to the Philippines for some period of time and share the joy with Aaron's family.
I mean, how could we not do that?
Even though we have this magic of being able to have instant, wonderful communications with the Philippines, it's amazing to me.
It just blows me away.
Let's go to the wildcard line.
David, it's your turn from Burbank, I guess.
unidentified
You sure got it.
Yeah.
Oh, it sounds like you're going to have an American child.
I just heard on the radio, I mean, on TV, when millions of Mexicans come over here and they have kids in this country, they automatically become citizens somehow.
Now, to become a citizen, that's about a five-year project.
unidentified
Yeah, that's unfortunate.
Actually, the way it's going right now, we're really making a big mistake because we have a country by the millions coming into our country, and they don't even know what this country is about.
Just as a joke with me and my friend, we went out with a picture, a color photograph of President George W. Bush, and we found some Mexicans that actually spoke English, and we showed a picture, and out of 50, we couldn't find one Mexican who knew who that person was.
It was a picture of the President of the United States.
And we said, next time we're going to videotape it, and we're going to send it into a TV show.
I think right now what's going to happen, since it's a pretty much no-brainer, I think that what's going to happen is through 2007, maybe sooner than later, that somebody in the Democratic Party and the Senator will lose their seat and it'll be taken over by Republican power.
So the Senate will probably be taken back by the Republicans.
And mysteriously, when that happens, the price of oil will shoot up real quick.
I don't think that whoever's in office or control of the Senate or the House or whatever has very much to do with the price of oil.
But, but, there is a big but there.
I have to admit, and anybody listening, I think, has to agree, every time we get close to a presidential election or any major election, even off-year, the price of oil mysteriously drops.
unidentified
You got that.
And you know what?
I've heard this through the rumor, Mills, that if this January, if the Democrats do have power within the Senate, there is going to be massive investigations on the artificial oil shortage.
Inevitably, look back over the years at the elections, presidential, off-year, doesn't matter.
As you come up to an election, whoever is in power seems to have a way to get the price of oil to drop.
Either that or it's the most massive coincidence that we've ever recorded.
I don't know.
How could I know that was not number six?
And I thought I was still talking.
You know, I really am jet lagged.
That's why I was not here last night.
Believe me, if you ever do it, fly from one side of the earth to the other, you're going to know it.
And inevitably, you can't fly with 300 or 400 other people who are hacking and sneezing and coughing and have every variety of virus known to man without coming up with some of them.
So that, of course, occurred.
Okay, let's go to the international line.
That would be, I guess, Clarice, I believe, in Toronto.
unidentified
That is correct, Art.
And it's just my pleasure to be speaking to you, Art.
I've listened to you for quite a while, but I never thought I'd get to speak to you.
Now, Art, before I make my prediction, first of all, I want to say all those disbelievers, you know, that Saddam Hussein is not dead, they better wake up again because he certainly is dead.
And Then I also want to wish you, Art, and your lovely wife, Erin, the very best with your coming child as well.
My prediction is, I think, that within the next three to six months, Israel will attack Iran to try to take out some of their work on the bomb that they're building or trying to build.
And I've said it a million times, that the Philippine people are the friendliest people in the world.
They just are the most wonderful, friendly people you're ever going to meet in your whole life.
However, the United States of America, without any shadow of any doubt, has the best government for all the erosion of the Bill of Rights and the Constitution that's gone on.
Do a little traveling if you doubt me.
There is no country on the face of the earth where you have more rights, where you have more freedoms, where you have more than you have in this country.
There's simply nothing to compare with it on the face of the globe.
And so we are living in the, I hope, not last greatest days of the U.S. We've got to change our ways a little bit, but this is one wonderful country, and I've never deviated from that thought ever.
On the first time, caller line, Pete in Omaha, you're on the air.
unidentified
How's it going, Art?
This is Pete.
My predictions for 2007, at the end of the year, I'm foreseeing a treaty between the United States and China.
But my prediction for 2007, and it will probably come later in 2007, and this may cause a few jaws to drop, but Israel will offer, and the Iraqi government will accept military assistance to put down the insurgents and the militants.
Do you think that the United States will withdraw troops, or do you think, I mean, they're considering what to do right now, and we could, for example, put more troops into Iraq.
That's one option, and the other would be sort of a phased withdrawal.
unidentified
I think it's probably going to be...
to be a phased withdrawal, but not for a while yet.
I wish I knew what the ultimate answer would be in Iraq.
I think that they are going to put more troops in.
They're going to try to stabilize before giving up and beginning to pull troops out.
They're going to put more in.
And who knows, we could perhaps do it.
We could, if we had enough troops in there, begin to stabilize the situation.
Or perhaps, as the earlier caller said, Iraq might split into three, and that might end the sectarian violence.
That's a very interesting idea.
You guys are all right.
We're doing predictions for 2007, and it's coming very rapidly.
From the high desert, feels so good to say that.
The high desert and the great American Southwest, I'm Art Bell.
Indeed so, ladies and gentlemen, this is the, this and tomorrow night are the official opportunities for you to make a prediction.
The annual prediction programs on Coast to Coast AM.
And look, so many of you are into this sort of thing.
So I know you're a psychic.
I know there are a lot of psychics out there, and I'm asking you to reach in and come up with something you really think, really think, not hope, but think will occur in 2007.
And there really is a difference.
A lot of people will come up with religious hopes or that sort of thing.
Please don't do that.
Things that you actually think are going to happen in 2007.
One per customer only recorded here on the air.
No email predictions.
None of that.
No predictions of U.S. political assassinations because that gets me in trouble and I don't want the Secret Service here.
So with that in mind, feel free to pick up a phone and see if you can make history.
We number each one as we go along.
Let's review a few others before the break made last year.
All right, number 14, a caller from California predicted extremely controversial Mel Gibson movie to be released.
A tsunami will hit the west coast between Northern California and Washington.
Now, you know what?
I bonked that, but that's a ding.
We did get a tsunami, didn't we?
Okay, we'll make that a ding.
Now, if I get these wrong, feel free to try and fast blast me and correct me because I'm not the world's expert on what occurred during the year.
For a good part of it, I was on the other side of the world.
And even if I'd been here, I can still get them wrong.
So work with me on that.
First time caller line.
No, sorry.
Wildcard line, Peter in Albany.
You're on the air.
unidentified
Hi, Art.
Welcome back to the States.
My prediction real quick is that by the end of the year, the government will either announce or let leak out that they have had Osama bin Laden in custody for a while.
Oh, look, a lot of people will send me emails, Han, and they'll say, that's so stupid, but it's not.
And I can assure you, they understood me.
unidentified
Yes, they did.
Oh, yes, they did.
You get it, like many of us do.
It's very nice of you to say that.
And I'm glad that you're back with Erin and your future baby.
I would also like to say from what I experienced at Christmas time, Christmas Eve, and from baking a cookie, not baking, from doing a rosette cookie, I had a star come right out in the middle of this cookie.
Does this have anything to do with your prediction?
unidentified
Yes.
I believe that in next year, either late spring or in summer, that there's going to be such a happening in the skies that's going to baffle the astronomers and the scientists.
And I think they're going to see either a star or something, but it's going to give a lot of people a lot of hope.
You can kind of pick things and then lead up to it, and then you start getting visions of it.
That's how they start happening.
And then you have to pick in these visions, dream states, because there's dream things that have nothing to do with the actual reality and the shifting consciousness.
And I guess I wish you luck, but that means bad luck for the Orca.
Now, again, what I'd really like to stress is please do make these predictions.
You're doing very well so far.
Not wishes and hopes.
A lot of people will call in just to get on the radio and sort of say something that ends up really being a political statement like, I hope somebody will be impeached or that sort of thing.
It's not really a prediction.
It's more of a hope or a dream or something like that.
And I want to stay away from that because I want a good record.
But my prediction, and I don't predict this one lightly, I predict that your website, artbell.com domain, will become active in the next year.
The reason I predict this is because I predicted that one night, several years ago, that you would write another book along the lines of The Quickening.
And speaking of living, I want to say that as you were talking about Ramona's OBGYN, I got a sincere, distinct boom feeling from nowhere that Ramona was behind that.
And another thing, this just came to me from the blue because I'm not necessarily a moon nut or a space, you know, I'm not an aficionado particularly, but I think there's going to be some evidence that's going to be leaked and they're going to try to squelch it, but too many people will say, what?
I think there is a base on the moon.
Now, when I talked to your call screener, I said the dark side of the moon, not the pink Floyd, but I think maybe what I really meant was the far side of the moon.
Now, I don't know.
This is a base.
I don't know if it's international or if it's ours or if it's on ancient grounds.
I've got a feeling we're going to have a good year this year.
I kind of like the predictions so far.
In other years, we've had too many that were sort of political hopes and dreams instead of actual predictions.
But this year, you're doing very well so far.
Indeed, doing very well.
Going to the first time caller line, Danny in Kirkland, Washington.
unidentified
Hello, Art.
How are you?
Well, I'm.
Thank you.
Well, first, I would like to tell you that, or say thank you.
A couple weeks ago, we did have communications and everything else blackout here in the greater Northwest.
And the only thing I had was you on the radio at night, and I really appreciate that.
So it was very nice, and it's always wonderful to have you on there.
Thank you.
Anyway, my prediction is that probably in the latter half of this year that our economy, which is being propped up now by other countries and stuff, will start to feel the effects of the dollar actually falling and stuff like that.
And we'll have probably a pretty hard recession there, unfortunately.
Yeah, well, I think that the dollar is going to continue to weaken and weaken and weaken.
We're just not going to really feel the effects of it until the fall.
That's when other countries, Japan and China and stuff like that, will really start to not invest in the dollar anymore and prop it up, and that's when we're going to feel it.
Whether it was in part the strengthening of the peso, I think it was more the weakening of the dollar.
And when you're converting money, that's pretty serious.
However, what I did, I guess I just said, you know, there's just no way that I cannot tell you guys what I'm doing in my life.
I left all my peso accounts in the Philippines intact.
Now, the time deposits, and they've got good solid banks there, the time deposits in the Philippines are quite good.
You get, you know, they call them time deposits.
They're just like CDs, actually.
And they just roll over, and you get about 10% interest.
So I converted some money when I first arrived in the Philippines, kept most of my money as American dollars, and then put some in Philippine pesos and put those in time deposits, and they're going to earn about 10%, which, you know, not bad.
All things equal, not bad at all.
Let's go to Sean on a wildcard line in New York.
Hey, Sean.
unidentified
Hey, Art.
How are you?
My prediction for 2007 is in the month of August, in the Pacific Ocean, about 600 miles south of the Hawaiian Islands, undersea volcanic activity will give birth to a new island about the size of the state of Pennsylvania.
Well, it occurred to me that one thing might affect another, and that if there's big events such as that occurring in different areas around the world, it might affect volcanic activity, let's say, or some other kind of activity.
That was going to be one of my predictions, but I changed it.
You know what?
It just, when I heard that announcer say from the Kingdom of Nigh again, I hadn't heard any of the show before that, but when I heard him say that, I realized you were back in the United States.
And you know what?
I am so happy for you that you have found happiness after such tragedy.
I'm hearing that it's going to take two to three weeks.
Now, they've rerouted, so there's some internet communication, spotty as it is to the Philippines right now.
But the fiber connections are going to be out for two to three weeks.
unidentified
Wow, longer than I thought.
Very good.
My prediction would be that sometime this upcoming year, 2007, a terrorist incident will occur at a major sporting event, my guess being the Super Bowl, that will either delay or possibly even cause the cancellation of the event during the course of its going on.
I have a prediction that in the third quarter of next year, George Bush will commit suicide.
It'll be due to a scandal that he gets completely depressed about and afraid of being prosecuted for, and that he will commit suicide, but they'll cover it up and make it look like a natural, a death by natural causes.
Prediction number 20 kind of took mine, but my prediction was just a limited nuclear exchange will between two nations.
I'm not going to specify which ones because I don't want to be that specific, but I just have this ungodly, horrible feeling that there's going to be a limited nuclear exchange in 2007.
It is officially recorded as prediction number 23, and I hope to heck you're wrong, but I have this awful feeling that terrorism is eventually, somebody's going to succeed in getting through.
And I don't know.
I hope not.
Agencies keep doing a good job.
I'm Art Bell.
Here I am indeed.
Hi, everybody.
We are doing official predictions from all of you for the year coming up 2007.
And it's coming quickly.
Now, once again, please dig into your psychic center and do the very best you can.
Don't give me wishes, hopes, and I think I just got one of those, even though she said no.
That's not what I want.
I want a real honest prediction that comes from somewhere inside of you.
All right?
The joy in her voice was just a little much for me.
Now, one per customer only, one prediction only.
No assassination prediction.
She got around that one too somehow.
And let's see, what else?
Let's review a few more while we have an opportunity just before the break.
Yes, guys, I'll do the break.
So, all right, here we go.
A caller from Montreal, number 26, said Iran moves its nuclear refinement activities to Russia.
That is a bonk, as far as I know.
Remember, help me out if I'm wrong.
27, Brian from Texas, Canada will put nanotechnology in its food exports to the U.S. That could almost be true, but he goes on to say it will cause our demise.
Well, it hasn't done that yet, so bonk.
And number 28, in January 2006, an unprecedented blizzard will occur in the Northeast U.S. Now, I'm giving that a tentative ding.
I think there was a giant blizzard that I recall.
So I think that is correct.
29, Ken from Idaho, George Bush will resign amid impeachment proceedings.
Well, they tried some proceedings and it didn't work.
That's a bonk, Ken.
Sorry.
Number 30, scientists will unlock the immortality gene.
Sadly, that's a bonk, but they're working on it.
31, Jack from Colorado, Pope Benedict to assert the Catholic Church as a strong political force.
And again, please take the time, folks, to not just rattle something off, but really think it through and think whether, well, I guess I can't say think whether your prediction is logical because a lot of illogical things seem to occur in the world.
But do try to have it be something that has Come to you from your psychic center, if possible.
West of the Rockies, to Cole in Moses Lake, Washington.
Hey.
unidentified
Hi, Art.
Welcome home.
Best wishes for a wonderful 2007 to you and Erin.
And recognizing the loss of Ramona, I think it's wonderful that you have those connections both directions.
And that you've one caller earlier said something, more than one, about Welcome Home and what it is about that you've why do people say that?
Well, you're responsible for creating the national treasure.
I think it's and the people that you have as your other host with George and Ian and the guests like Richard Hoagland and others, too numerous to mention, you've created just a fantastic, not only entertainment, but educational and spiritual, just a.
You know, I've been doing it so long now that maybe that would be an appropriate thing to do at some point.
Okay, your prediction is going to be number 26.
What is it, my friend?
unidentified
Well, I believe that, at least to my knowledge, we haven't had anybody that's really picked up the slack since the loss of Jacques Cousteau.
There's been attempts, and I forget the crocodile guy's name, I'm sorry, but he's had a good run at it.
But Jacques Cousteau was pretty unique, too, I thought.
I think whoever steps forward now with this revelation about the whales that beach themselves, you hear about they're lost and they're confused, but actually I think it's just our impatience as mankind that we're just not giving them enough of a chance to get back on land where they belong because they are a mammal and we keep dragging them back and we don't let them grow any
But I'm talking like sort of the way that we think about the JFK conspiracy, where everybody kind of knows there's more to it, even if they disagree on the hows and what's, you know what I mean?
But I think the way it's going to happen is either through the release of a video, you know, CNN kind of has to sue to get that Pentagon videos and never show a plane.
Because I personally believe Flight 77 hit, but a lot of people don't believe that.
I think it's either going to be that or a high-level government whistleblower.
And my feeling on that, it might be rum spelled.
Because if you look at, since he kind of got booted out and they said it was kind of in a disrespectful way, have you seen some of the comments he's made?
Little things here and there where you can kind of see where, I mean, I could see him making a comment, say even that where it gets released in like a European newspaper and then it kind of gains steam over here.
That sort of thing, and that kind of gets it out to me.
Now, I've heard when you had Ben Schertoff on the show, and I think that, I mean, for people that have read the article in the Popular Mechanics book, I mean, a lot of that has come into question, certainly.
My challenge to you is have Alex Jones on the show.
Have an open debate, which you've always been able to do, whether you agree or not.
Yeah, with George, who's more sympathetic to his views.
I mean, I'd like to see what, even say Jim Mars, who wrote a great book, The Terror Conspiracy.
I mean, have somebody on that knows what they're talking about on that subject, that you could kind of see eye to eye on, even if you disagree, and have an open-air debate, you know, and then see what happens.
Because, I mean, there's so much out there.
I mean, a lot of it is garbage, obviously.
Like, the Larry Silverstein comment was taken way out of context, I believe.
But, I mean, there's so much information and questions out there.
I think it should at least be talked about with you.
Do you know what I'm saying?
It's a different show than you do than what George does.
I don't for one second think that the United States orchestrated its own demise with regard to 9-11.
And if I really believed that it did, I couldn't live in this country.
If I thought the United States killed its own citizens in a terror attack on itself, and I don't for one second believe this, I don't know that I could be an American anymore.
And frankly, I wonder how a lot of the people who do firmly believe that can feel that way.
I just, It's so out in total left field for me.
I mean, I saw the planes.
Yes, I know the controversy about not so much near the Pentagon, but it was near total disintegration.
And there were plenty of plane parts found.
We know it was plane.
If it didn't hit that, where the hell did that plane go?
Now, I don't want to get into a big debate tonight about the 9-11 so-called truth movement.
I think the truth of 9-11 is self-evident.
However, I'm not against looking into it further in one way or another.
I don't know the appropriate way to do that.
It actually, to be honest with you, it makes me angry.
Not as angry as I would be if they would turn out in some way, any way at all, even if it was nothing more than the United States government in any way at all being complicit in an action, that action.
It would tear my heart out.
Literally, it would tear my heart out.
So I guess for now, that's all I'll say about that.
Let's go east of the Rockies to Pete in Cleveland.
Well, every single night since we've been back, I've taken her to one of our local restaurants.
And if what she orders does not come with a baked potato, then she orders it a la carte.
Now she has a plan tomorrow to make a baked potato in the microwave.
Somebody, a gal at the store today, told her how she could do it in the microwave.
So tomorrow is baked potato day.
I mean, she has gone totally berserk for baked potatoes with sour cream and butter.
She'll just start eating that and go, oh, boy, this is good.
Boy, this is good.
Boy, this is good.
So at her age, she has just discovered the world of baked potatoes.
It's actually a riot.
We're doing predictions for 2007.
This is the annual stab at letting you, the listeners, not the professional psychics.
They're all over the place.
We'll have them.
But this is you, all of you.
I want a good year, and I've got a feeling we're on the way to it.
Your predictions continue in a moment.
Another kind of interesting, quick errand story, and that is, you know, I took her into a casino here, and the casinos in the Philippines, well, let's put it this way.
They don't have what we have here in Nevada called the Nevada Gaming Commission.
And the casinos there, let's see, how can I put this without getting in trouble?
You don't get quite the same Odds there that you get here in Nevada, and things were watched very carefully.
And so I walked in, I put $1 in a machine and walked out with $1.45.
And she just couldn't believe it that we actually pulled a handle and won something.
Wildcard line, Don, in Reno, Nevada, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hi, Art.
It's a real pleasure to talk with you during our interesting times.
No, but I think nationwide, because of the problems with electronic voting machines, you know, it's kind of like an electronic jungle out there.
And I think, you know, there's an opportunity now with the change in congressional power, and just an opportunity, you know, but I think if it does go through, he'll veto it.
Glad to have you back, and it is an honor to talk to you, too.
Thank you.
I'm calling from the mysterious North Shore up here in Minnesota, Two Harbors.
And what I'm thinking about tonight, and it's funny because the last, not the last caller, but the lady that called it 07 from Heaven.
I have a feeling that a significant UFO event is going to happen next year that's going to be probably at an outdoor sporting event or something that's going to involve a large group of people.
Possibly, you know, there's going to be media there and possibly some sort of a government or political function of some sort that will be held outdoors where it's going to be something that's going to be real hard to avoid or real hard to say.
You know, having said that, that would be such an interesting thing if, you know, pick on the Super Bowl, why not?
If a UFO buzzed the Super Bowl and all the networks got, you know, close-up shots of it and there was no question about it, how do you think this country and in fact the world would react?
unidentified
Well, I think it'd be pretty tough to slide that one under the rug, you know, and to swamp gas it, yeah.
Yeah, I mean, you know, there's just so many times you can do that.
I just think that with the way things are going right now, I mean, I'm in the process of working on a book, and it involves UFO phenomena as well.
I'm covering all kinds of phenomenon, but this one is so big.
And the more that we go into it, there's so much information here and so many sightings up here and so many reports.
And we talked to a deputy sheriff tonight that he's willing to go on the record, give his name, and seeing something as big as a jet airliner, you know, right over his head back in the 70s and life, you know.
Okay, well, it's been recorded as prediction number 31.
Thank you very much.
God, wouldn't that be something if a big triangle or a big saucer were to overfly a big event and the network cameras irresistibly would focus on it, thinking it was part of the celebration, no doubt.
And my God, what would happen?
What would happen?
What would the populace do when it was undeniable, when the government had no choice, and we had good, clear shots of it?
I mean, a lot of times, you know, the big playoff games that we're about to have and the Super Bowl, they focus, for example, on the moon.
You get the most beautiful shot of the moon.
Well, if something came overhead, the networks would think it was part of the celebration, and they would get a great shot of it.
No question about it.
All right, let's go to Another wildcard line, Rosemary in Newport Beach.
And to all your listeners, this is not something I would never in a million years want to see happen, but I think that there is going to be a total economic collapse in the United States of America.
And I think that it's because of the devaluation of the dollar, as well as China switching over to the Euro, the Middle East switching over to the Euro, and the events of the world in general, the things that are going on in the Middle East and with Iran.
And I disagree with one of your earlier callers.
I don't think Russia would be part of the thing against Israel.
I think that Russia would probably front Syria and Iran to attack Israel.
I'll tell you, I'll take a picture of her in that coat.
It's a riot.
I've got to go to here.
I'm out of time, but I'll take a picture of her.
It is a riot.
She looks like a little Eskimo girl.
And, you know, she constantly is commenting, oh, it's cold, it's cold, it's cold.
And when we got here, as I mentioned, we had 55, 60 mile-an-hour winds with temperatures in the 20s, and the wind chill factor must have been zero or below.
What a greeting to the United States.
Now, of course, that's all stopped.
It's calm now and quite nice in the middle of our short days at this time of the year.
The desert warms up quite nicely.
So she's finally received kind of a different view of things.
But that first day, can you imagine coming from a country where you always have temperatures in the high 80s, you always have humidity hovering around 100%.
Can you imagine walking into that and what you would think?
West of the Rockies, Ron in Las Vegas, just over the hill.
I mentioned to your screener many, many years ago, I was told about 07 and the name Valen going with it in a vision while I was waking up.
I was living on Paradise Road at the time in Vegas.
And I believe next year, 07, is going to be the year that Nostradamus predicted would happen when Asia, my guess is it's going to be North Korea, attacks Russia and the United States at the same time with nuclear weapons.
I believe that Vladivostok, the Russian naval submarine base, is going to be attacked at the same time that our Alaskan oil fields and Nome, Alaska, is hit.
But as I said, you hit it, and we will do an entire program together.
North Korea may be crazy.
To attack the U.S. would be crazy.
To attack the U.S. and Russia at the same time, the two countries that hold more nuclear weapons than any other countries in the world, would be total, instant, absolute suicide.
We would turn that country into glass with the help of the Russians.
And finally, we'd get to use those nuclear weapons that we've been stockpiling, as have the Russians.
And so I suppose we wouldn't have to tear so many down.
I mean, we would just simply turn them to dust.
So I have this strong feeling that that just can't happen.
You never know.
Wild card line for a gym in Sinking Springs, Pennsylvania?
Well, there's actually a creek that runs through the town, and the spring sinks periodically, and the creek runs dry, and then it comes back up again, and the creek starts to run.
As usual, predictions tend to be on the dark side.
Having come just from a country where there was a whole lot of shaking going on, there were how many typhoons did we have?
It was sort of the Typhoon of the Week club.
And, of course, we had volcanoes going on.
I mean, it was amazing living amongst all that.
It really was the shake and bake syndrome.
Southeast Asia is full of that.
So the high desert does, by comparison, seem rather calm, save that first day of 60 mile an hour winds.
From the high desert and the great American Southwest, I'm Mark Bell with predictions for 2007.
Indeed.
Here I am.
Hi, everybody.
A lot of people are asking me why I came back from the Philippines.
And that's sort of a multiple part answer.
And I'll just do it very quickly.
I guess the primary thing was the recirculation and in fact the republication of that godforsaken Filipino hate letter that somebody attributed to me years ago.
Some jerk went to the UCSD library and sent it out in my name down there.
And that circulated around the world, was even published in a newspaper while I was there.
And there was some danger from that.
So that was one.
And the other is that, of course, as you know, we have a child on the way.
And so we might well be the target of who knows what as a result of that letter.
That was primary motivation.
Secondarily, our child will be born here in the U.S. Would have been a citizen either way.
Just would have been a lot more paperwork the other way.
So there you have it.
That was pretty much it.
Aaron was not really dying to come to the U.S. And however, there were things motivating us, and those chiefly were the things.
And, of course, might I say that I missed ham radio.
I missed my antennas.
And as you know, I had a little, anyway, so, you know, sort of a multitude of things with that at the damn letter at the head of the list.
All right, we're going to do more predictions only tonight and tomorrow night.
Only those predictions made on the air.
So I'm going to get to as many as I can.
More coming in a moment.
And I want to emphasize that all of that said, I love the Philippines.
I love the Filipino people.
And, you know, obviously, after we have the baby and things calm down a bit, we'll take the baby back and show the family and all of that.
So, you know, we've got the ability now to be in two places.
But it looks as though, you know, we'll be here for a year or so at least and then go back and visit.
But we're probably here.
It's kind of looking that way.
And I'll let you know more as, you know, time goes on.
It's like she has discovered a food that she has fallen in love with, and I cannot take her to a restaurant without the first item being, can I get a baked potato here?
unidentified
The first time I was in the Philippines, I made potato salad for everyone, and it was a real hit.
I'm highly psychokinetic, and the liquid crystal display goes out on it.
Oh.
I used to like to keep myself a lot when I was a kid.
And then later on in life, I started working around these high-energy ignitions on outboards, and they put out, pack out like 80,000 volts, capacitor discharge, and been shot plenty of times by that.
That was like stun gun voltage, you know, it leaves you slobbering a little bit.
You know, it's interesting because how long do you think they're going to keep making the penny?
unidentified
Well, I think that that's almost on its way out, and that's very close.
And they're going to start making presidential dollars, but I don't know in coin, but I don't know if those are going to be for the general public or just for the collector.
you know, in the Philippines they have, of course, pesos.
And then the smallest denomination, I believe, is 25 centavos.
And 25 centavos is a quarter of a peso.
Bearing in mind that there are roughly 50, 49, 50 pesos to the dollar.
A centavo, even as poor as the Philippines is, and it's a very poor country, with very happy people, a conundrum, people might not reach down and pick up 25 centavos, which is, again, a quarter of a peso.
So you can kind of work that value out in your mind.
Paula in Kansas, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hi, Art.
Welcome back.
Thank you.
I had a dream a couple of nights ago about reptilians that I was just fascinated with.
I believe that the reptilians are going to surface to claim those that are walking the earth that are not aware that they're reptilian.
Well, I really like that, you know, it's a little different to allow the average person, and we have many average, very psychic people out there, instead of having the usual lineup of psychics on the air to do predictions, letting all of you do it.
unidentified
Right.
And first of all, I'd like to let you know that you are a big hit, not only with ham radio, but shortwave radio is a big hit with RBL.
You have a lot of fans.
If you ever go to the website, the rightperspective.com, you are the biggest hit on that website for more than fans.
America in 2007 will have at least 50 million illegal aliens in it.
That'll be the official count.
They're holding the number down, and they're gradually escalating that number because they don't want the people, the American people, to be overwhelmed.
We live right now in a giant refugee camp.
That's what the United States has become.
It's unfortunate.
I mean, the whole world is coming here because of the technology.
I do agree that we've damn well got to control our borders.
I don't know what it's going to take.
The amount of money that we're spending in Iraq right now could completely cover our borders probably several times over.
I don't know why we can't do it.
There's nothing wrong with having, for example, farm workers come to the U.S. We need that work, and we can provide for that.
But otherwise, why not secure our borders so people can't walk across?
Come on now.
unidentified
The problem is the people like the President of the United States, he can't say it, but he actually doesn't believe in borders.
If you really listen to the way he talks, it's like, hey, anyone who can get in, you're in.
And you've got to realize, too, what, I mean, you know, you're a smart guy.
People in America have visas.
Their visas expire.
That's how they get in here.
And I notice our trade policies, whenever we're making a trade agreement, we always seem to absorb about 20 to 30 percent of that country's population.
Folks, that's also part of the trade agreement.
And as these visas expire, these people aren't leaving.
We can't absorb this no more.
We have to have massive deportations.
Without that, folks, this country, this great country, is finished.
I suppose if somebody is found to be illegally here, they darn well ought to be deported.
What we have instead of that is massive forgiveness.
In other words, if you manage to remain here long enough illegally, you are forgiven and made into a citizen.
And every time they do it, and it's been a cyclic thing, they say, this will be the last time we're going to do this, and after this, we're going to crack down on the border, and they never do.
And then later, they just do the same thing all over again.
I would think if our government is as concerned about terrorism as they claim to be, that what they would do is spend some fairly serious money, and we have fairly serious money, on securing our borders, both north and south.
And if we don't do that, we're going to find out that some horrible, horrible Terrorist incident has occurred because somebody has walked across a border or they've put something awful in a big rig that has come driving across one of the borders and then exploded or aerosoled us to death.
I mean, something like that is eventually going to happen, and it could be prevented by something as simple as securing our borders.
Why is that wrong?
What is wrong with that?
We don't have to stop the farm workers.
This is turning into a little speech, I suppose.
We need them.
They do a lot of very needed labor for America, and it's just fine.
But they can be monitored, controlled, and when the work is done, they go home.
Why can't we do that?
I'm Art Bell.
Yes, here I am.
All right, last year was not a good year for predictions.
We've had many good years, but last year, I think people were affected by the tsunami and had other things on their mind.
I'm going to, before the break, read a few more from last year.
Pope Benedict will not be Pope by the end of 2006, one way or the other.
Bonk.
Tom from New Jersey, number 42.
Suitcase Newt detonates inside St. Patrick's Cathedral in late July.
Good Lord, bonk.
43, George Bush will be out of office between January 31 and May 15, 2006.
He'll move on to a new job.
Bonk.
Caller from Alberta, Canada.
Group will help Saddam Hussein escape from custody and or kill him.
Well, he's dead, but not by a group.
Bonk.
45, Chris from California.
Iran and Israel go to war.
Bonk.
Bad, bad, bad.
46, caller from Texas.
A cultural revolution.
Baby boomers will revolt against youth culture.
Now, that one, I'm going to kind of ding, ding, ding.
That has gone on.
47, Gene from Texas, Mississippi River Valley to experience a major flood.
I think that's a bonk.
48, caller from Toronto, one world government comes to power via faked UFO attack.
A lot of people have said that.
Bonk.
Number 49, Bob from Arizona.
Suitcase nuke detonates in downtown Phoenix.
Oh my God, bonk.
50, Rawl from Florida.
Genetic testing will prove that Prince Harry is not the son of Prince Charles.
And I believe that is also a bonk.
So that was just a bunch of bonks.
Back to your predictions for the coming year in a moment.
Not to be concerned, if you do not get in with your official prediction tonight, you certainly will have another opportunity tomorrow night.
Okay, I was going to mention something about Bill O'Reilly, but I'm not going to because I have a much stronger psychic prediction that I want to mention to you.
I believe the Sean Benet Ramsey case will finally, finally be solved, and there's going to be shocking, shocking revelations from Mr. Ramsey that's going to shock the world.
Due to record rainfall across the Midwest, it'll be an intense mosquito infestation, so serious that the president will declare it in an emergency area.
Okay, my prediction is that I believe that the government is going to release information this year.
They're going to release two reports, one in April, and it's going to lead to a major report, a major release July 7th of 07th, that they have proof that there was once intelligent life on other planets.
Any idea how they will have gathered this information?
unidentified
Well, I think they already have it.
But they're going to make a release next year, April, and then in July.
And watch his face closely because you're going to see a lot of fear in his face, and you'll see that he's holding back a lot of truth because he's only allowed to release a small bit of information.
A lot of people are on the lookout for that and are kind of jittery every time there's a little rumbling.
unidentified
Yeah, I grew up in Northern California around Mount Shasta, so that one, you know, from Mount Louthon all the way up to Mount Baker, you know, I feel we'll see some of them come to life.
Once we got the OK, we got the visa and the immigration all done, we called, no, actually we went to Philippine Airlines, and we tried to book a flight in January, the first part of January.
We actually thought it would be more intelligent to do that.
And we went to the office, and guess what?
All the flights into the middle of January coming back from the Philippines were full.
And the reason for that is so many Filipinos who live elsewhere, mostly here in the U.S., go to visit their families for the holiday season, including Christmas and the New Year.
And then, of course, as soon as New Year's is over, they fly home.
That's good humor, but you know it's not going to happen.
unidentified
I had two predictions that I wanted to make, and I'm going to combine these.
I'm going to say as a result of the San Diego Chargers winning the Super Bowl, that 2007 will be the year of a lot of mega mergers, mega corporate mergers.
My prediction, Art, is that 2007 will be a year of many mega mergers.
And the automobile industry, the retail merchandising, and the communication business, I think there will be many things that will come together because of the bad year-end results of the predicted sales for the last fiscal quarter.
Well, then you probably can remember that you begin to feel, if you have a person who's open like you are, an ouncer, that you begin to feel very close to that person after a while.
It's the fact that we have apparently succeeded in stopping any other major attack after 9-11 is almost a worrisome thing for the war on terror and for the government itself.
In other words, our alertness about all of this is going to begin to fade if it has not already begun to do so.
And I really honestly attribute this to the fact that our agencies have stopped one hell of a lot of stuff that would otherwise have occurred.
And that's not to say that something will not happen because I fear it will.
I just think that as more and more time goes on, well, we all have pretty short memories.
I'll just leave it at that.
Wildcard line, Patton in Texas, you're on the air.
unidentified
My prediction is that Al-Qaeda will next strike a Carnival cruise ship in the Caribbean, and they will be Venezuelan agents of Al-Qaeda.
It is now officially recorded as prediction number 49.
And let's see if any other poor people have been waiting not that long, but let's go to Craig in Idaho.
Craig, you're on the air.
unidentified
Good morning, I should say.
Yes.
Yes.
My prediction is that the United States will actually officially announce a trade union with Canada and Mexico, making a North American trade group, and that the U.S. dollar will become the basis currency for all three nations.
My prediction is, do you remember when they found Jeffrey Dahmer and found all those bodies in his apartment?
I believe that there's going to be another major serial killer that will be found somewhere in the U.S. with a lot of dead bodies either in or on his property.
My prediction is due to a dream and to just like an inner ear hearing, like a spiritual inner ear hearing that this year,
2007, our troops in the Mideast are going to be put upon by a huge surprise attack and that there's an aircraft carrier and its units that are going to be obliterated by something that's called a Sunbird missile that the Iranians have.
You are, I think, the second person to mention the Sunburst missile thing.
unidentified
Yeah, well, when I saw the vision, I actually saw what looked like the sun come down to the water, and everything that was on the water and the aircraft carrier and all of its different destroyers and so on were all just obliterated.
And that this was going to be the beginning of a limited nuclear war.