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Hi, Desert and the Great Americans.
art bell
I bid you all good evening, good morning, good afternoon, and welcome to once again another edition of Midnight in the Desert.
All 25 time zones, I guess there's 25 out there, covered like a blanket by this program.
My name is Mark Bell.
unidentified
Oh boy, Fridays are for fun.
art bell
But we'll get to that in a minute.
When I was so absorbed, we had a little trouble before the show.
Keith's zip unit, the zip unit down there.
The way this show is sent is from here to Keith by what's called a zip unit made by Telos, amazing machines.
And his went belly up.
It just said, I quit, I die.
And so I actually thought for a while it was not going to be on the air tonight because it wasn't going to work.
And then we got it working.
Then I decided, well, I'm going to listen to You're the Cat because I love the sack so much.
And I got so carried away that I went right past, you know, I did a nice time check at 57 and then zoomed right past the opening by about 10 seconds for the show.
So that's probably the kind of night it's going to be tonight.
It's open lines.
Now, we have three rules on Friday nights.
No bad language.
One call per show, except at the end.
When we do, fast blast at the end of the program.
All rules.
Yeah, what the hell.
All rules go out the window when we do FastBlast.
So there you get to say one sentence.
We're going to have a FastBlast talk tonight.
A special the talk segment for FastBlast at the end.
So let me begin with the news, and then we'll get to the weird, okay?
It obviously was, as I told you the other night, it would turn out to be ISIS-inspired, if not directed-inspired.
The FBI announced Friday it is investigating the mass shooting at a Southern California office party as an act of terrorism.
But the agency's directors said there is no indication that the slain husband and wife who killed 14 were part of a larger plot or members of a terrorist cell, per se.
While authorities did not cite specific evidence that led them to the terrorism focus, U.S. law enforcement officials revealed the wife, Tashfin Malik, it is, Tashfeen Malik, had under a Facebook alias pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group and its leader, just as she did as she picked up the gun to shoot people.
A Facebook official said that Malik praised Islamic State and opposed at 11 a.m.
Wednesday, that's when all this happened, when the couple were believed to have stormed a San Bernardino social service and opened fire.
So as I told you on Wednesday, and I tell you again tonight, it's here.
It's in the homeland now.
So they also destroyed hard drives in the apartment.
They destroyed smashed cell phones.
So obviously trying to get rid of evidence.
It was interesting.
The landlord in their building invited the, and there was no reason he couldn't do it, but he invited the press in.
Here's how the story goes.
He invited the press in, and boy, did they go in to take pictures of the apartment.
I think it had been turned over by the FBI.
Nevertheless, the story goes that after he did that, a black SUV, it's always black, right?
Always an SUV, pulled up, scooped up the landlord and took him away for, I don't know, a discussion.
I'm not sure.
You know, whatever.
As investigators search for any motive behind the deadly rampage in San Bernardino, politicians are searching for a way to talk about it.
The details of the California massacre are pointing now to Islamic militants, of course, raising questions about domestic extremism, quickly knocking both Republicans and Democrats straight off their talking points, upending what has become a grim and predictable ritual in American politics.
Democrats who vowed to use every mass shooting as a moment to call for new gun laws were temporarily tempering their rallying cries.
Republicans, who point to mental health services as the solution, had begun to blame extremist views.
This is interesting.
The lighting in here is dimming.
So in other words, the talking heads that normally go on CNN and Fox either to call for confiscation of all these awful guns are caught in a position now, since it's international terrorism, where they're not sure what to say because it sounds a little silly to be talking about collecting all the guns, right?
If this is international terrorism that, frankly, in San Bernardino, where probably nobody except cops had guns, it might have been stopped or lessened.
So those liberals had to go away and rethink their points, their talking, get new talking points.
But the very serious side of this is it's here now.
And I guess a mass Shooting is a mass shooting, is a mass shooting, right?
In the end, people are dead.
It's awful, horrible.
People have such little regard for human life, huh?
Oh, hey, girls, the government is deliberating whether to propose selective service changes that would make women eligible for the military draft.
One, two, three, four.
The White House said on Friday.
They really are.
The Pentagon says it will no longer bar women from combat jobs.
So in other words, ladies, if war comes, you could be drafted if this were to change, put into a uniform loaded down with usually many pounds of equipment, get your gun, and go off to war.
Now, the latest country to decide it will bomb ISIS over Syria is Germany.
Germany stepped up its contribution to the fight in the Islamic against the Islamic State on Friday, with lawmakers overwhelmingly voting, as did Great Britain, in favor of sending reconnaissance jets, a tanker plane, and a frigate.
So I'm starting to think with all the countries flying jets over Syria, it's going to be busier airspace than LAX on a busy day.
You know?
How are they going to keep everybody separated?
It's going to be pretty crazy.
This is from the internet.
Flying humanoid over Indonesia may be Orang Bati.
That's what they call it, according to Mysterious Universe.
Now, that's a headline you don't really see every day, right?
Flying Human.
Any follower of Fortune news stories knows that flying humanoids aren't anything new, although they turn out to mostly be hoaxes.
But there is an orangbati, you ask.
Pretty much exactly what it sounds like.
A legendary creature that is part orangutan, part bat, and part human.
Question mark appropriately put after that, or maybe just a giant bat.
Well, okay, so on an open lines Friday night, literally anything goes.
No bad language, right?
One call per show until the end.
Two drink maximum.
Let me give you the numbers, and then I've got just a couple of more things that I want to get out here real quickly.
Our public number, this is the one you're going to want to write down, right, and be really sure that you've got it right, is area code 952-225-5278.
Once again, national number, good for all.
Area code 952-225-5278.
Whatever you've got to say, fair game.
Now, we have a first-time caller line.
If you have never called this program before, here it is.
Area code 775-285-5800.
That's 775-285-5800.
And now I will establish a special line tonight.
We're going to call it the Inhuman Encounter Line.
Now, what I mean by that is those of you who have come face to face with something clearly not human.
That could include anything.
It could include greys.
It could, well, all of them.
Anything clearly not human.
Now, that doesn't mean your dog or your cat, right?
Or a cow down the street.
We're looking for, obviously, something human-like but not human.
Does that make sense?
Probably not.
Oh, I spoke to John Lear earlier tonight, and I would like to wish John Lear happy birthday, John.
John is now 73 years old.
So, hey, John, happy birthday.
John said he wants to come on.
He's got a lot he wants to tell us.
He's not feeling real well these days, but it is his birthday.
So he decided he's had our not tonight.
Maybe next week.
We'll sort of check on John next week, see how he is.
But John Lear, 73 years old today.
unidentified
Let's see, there was something else.
art bell
Yeah.
I was really entranced with the Todd Robbins show the other night.
I don't know how many of you heard Todd, but what an amazing man.
Just absolutely amazing.
It's like one of those things I can't get out of my mind.
So I'm not saying I'm going to do it.
I'm saying I'm thinking about it.
unidentified
I've got a light bulb right here.
art bell
I tried to show it briefly earlier on Periscope.
Listen.
That's not going to tell you.
There you go.
My light bulb.
You know what it says on top of it?
It's hard to read because it's almost worn off, but it says 700 lumens, and above that it says, appropriately, Hungary.
Now, I'm fairly sure that Hungary is the country in which it was manufactured, but I'm not positive about that.
The 700 lumens part, I am.
I don't know what that equates to.
Maybe 65 watts, something like that.
It looks like about a 65 watt standard light bulb.
And I figured this.
Look, if Tony Robbins can eat a light bulb, why not me?
I listened, and I've watched the video several times now, training myself.
And obviously, what you have to do is bite it right near the metal base, right?
And then try and eat the rest of the thing, which is going to take a little bit of effort.
But I think the base bite is going to be the hardest part.
So, hear it?
There it is.
So, maybe we'll get to that.
unidentified
I'm trying to work up the nerve.
art bell
But, you know, when I saw printed on the top of it, hungry, I thought, yeah, baby.
Got to do it.
It's the right one.
It's calling to me.
It says, hungry.
unidentified
Hungry?
art bell
There should be a question mark after that.
unidentified
Hungry?
art bell
All right.
Anything goes open lines.
It's Friday night.
Good luck to us all.
unidentified
Good luck to us all.
You'd think that people wouldn't have had enough a silly love song.
I don't see it gone all day.
See it gone all the way.
Nothing but a heartache.
Hey, hey, hey, hey.
The clock strikes 12, and Midnight in the Desert is pounding Package Your Way on the Dark Matter Digital Network.
To call the show, please direct your finger digits to dial 1-952-225-5278.
That's 1-952.
Call Art.
art bell
Oh, man, every line is full except my special line.
Now, come on.
The inhuman encounter line?
You mean to say we have no people out there that have encountered a gray?
Or a scaly one?
Or somebody, anybody who's had an inhuman encounter.
This is a face-to-face encounter with something clearly not human.
It could be, I don't know, vampire, an alien, a hybrid, humanoid, any humanoid, well, not any human, but humanoid.
And she has, please don't eat the light bulb.
Well, I don't know.
I don't like that.
If he can do it, I can do it.
unidentified
All right.
art bell
And the rest of the talk is, you can get us on Skype tonight if you wish.
If you're new to the program, Skype is the way to go if you get it right.
So this is the master talk tonight.
If you have an iPhone or if you have an Android, lesser, but still nice.
You can download Skype.
It's free.
Absolutely free.
When you get it installed, become familiar with it.
It's a free program, and you can call around the world with it.
When you get into Skype, you add us as a contact.
That's right.
You actually add us as a contact with a little plus sign there.
Push that and then put in, if you're in North America, M-I-T-D 5-1.
M-I-T-D-5-1.
If you're outside the country, outside North America, that is M-I-T-D-5-5.
M-I-T-D 5-5.
That's worldwide, and it's free.
You could be other side of the planet and call us up free of charge.
It's, you know, what a deal, huh?
So, it has a lot of news.
You can comment on the news if you wish.
It's pretty dire.
It was ISIS.
We've got it here at home now.
And or you can come and...
Somebody who has encountered something non-human.
Hello, you're on the air.
First up, actually.
tim in colby
Thank you, Art.
Good to hear your voice.
This is Tim from Colby.
art bell
Hey, Tim.
tim in colby
And I just wanted to share one with you.
I heard you said no one was calling on this line, so I'll tell you about a story that happened to me when I was about 15 years old.
I was out driving around with a friend, and it was probably about 2 o'clock in the morning.
It was his first car.
And we get pulled over because we're swerving, and the cop checks us, makes sure that we're not drinking or anything.
art bell
Well, women, you're swerving.
Why are you swerving?
tim in colby
It's 2 o'clock in the morning, and we're in high school, so we were out late just goofing around.
art bell
All right.
Well, sometimes you swerve for fun.
I've done that.
tim in colby
Well, and, you know, kids working around on a car, it's bound to happen.
art bell
I still do it as an adult.
You know, I'll press the gas and let go and press the gas and let go.
And I'll say, oh, my God, our car is going.
My wife will look at me like, not again.
tim in colby
You don't still have that GeoMetro, do you?
art bell
No.
unidentified
But up until recently, we did.
tim in colby
Okay, well, getting on with my story here, she told us to pull over, get some air, take a break.
We go to a local park that's out of the way, and there's a little creek area out there.
We pull up and we find like 24 beers, and we don't touch them, but we go down by the creek just to stretch our legs and get some air.
art bell
Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
24 beers sitting all by themselves, just abandoned.
tim in colby
It was sort of harvest season around here, and I guess a farmer crew or someone had left them here at this park.
art bell
Damn near a paranormal story already.
tim in colby
Well, the guy I was with wanted to scoop them up, but we figured if they were still there and the cops hadn't shown up to harass us again, we might.
But we're walking down to this creek area, and there's some trees, and something just didn't feel right.
We both got the feeling that we were being watched.
And as time progressed, we are starting to get a little closer, and we both swear we see a pair of eyes staring at us from a treetop.
Seriously.
And yeah, and they were red.
I know how much you like that.
art bell
Not at all.
And from a treetop, even worse.
tim in colby
Well, and they were, it was odd because they were farther spaced apart than a human's head would allow.
So whatever it was either had eyes that were really far to the side or something.
But we watched this thing jump from tree to tree.
And when we saw that and we got a better view of whatever this thing was, it was fully humanoid in shape, But it made an impossible leap.
It was probably about 20 feet from tree to tree.
And, you know, this is Kansas we're talking about here.
We don't exactly have any apes or anything like that.
art bell
Could you get a sense of the size at this point?
tim in colby
I would say it was at least six foot.
And long legs, long body structure, looked like it was really muscular.
We fled in terror, didn't mess with the beers, got in the car and just got the heck out of there.
art bell
Oh, yeah, something like that could have absolutely prevented you from reaching full adulthood.
tim in colby
Oh, yeah.
We were both fearful for our lives with that night.
We were driving and this thing chased us.
We went down a dirt road and we were trying to get back to my house and this thing chased us.
Airborne.
art bell
Oh, God.
I thought the story was over and you were out.
Now you're saying it's after you and it's airborne on top of everything else.
tim in colby
And it's airborne and it's muddy roads and we're driving as fast as we can to get back to my house, trying to find some safe place.
Looking out through the sunroof, we could see this thing dive bombing towards the vehicle.
And it was scary.
And a little 86 Mustang, I'll never forget looking up through the sunroof while my friend drove and seeing this thing.
And there's nothing we could do.
The roads were completely muddy.
If we stopped, we were stuck.
We just had to stay the course and keep on driving and hope that this thing didn't run us off the road.
art bell
Well, that's incredible.
At its closest point in dive bombing you, how close was it?
tim in colby
10 feet, 5 feet.
art bell
That's really close.
Yeah, could you make out details, more details, when it was that close?
tim in colby
It was really dark and we were really panicked.
I couldn't make out.
I thought it was smooth.
I didn't see any sort of hair on it.
But I couldn't make out any sort of colors.
It was a dark night.
art bell
That is so freaky.
tim in colby
Yeah, and I found out later that that site, when they were excavating it to be a park, they were finding burial skulls.
It was an old American burial ground.
So I'd kind of settled years later on thinking maybe this thing was some sort of a guardian.
art bell
Yeah, Ruio sounded like a guardian to me.
Shining red eyes and dive bombing at you and chasing you while you're driving.
tim in colby
Well, he would probably sense we were up to no good.
So I'd take some solace with that.
art bell
Maybe with its beady red eyes, it looked down, saw the beers, and thought, man, these guys are going to get in such trouble.
Here, let me just scare the you-know-what out of them.
tim in colby
It's either that, or maybe he wanted them for himself.
unidentified
It's hard to say.
art bell
All right.
Thank you very much for the call.
That was a good, very good initiation of the Inhuman Encounter Line.
Once again, those of you who have had some kind of face-to-face encounter with something clearly not human, that could include a lot, couldn't it?
Let's go to pronounce it for me, Aisa?
unidentified
Aisa.
art bell
Aisa.
Hi, Aisa.
unidentified
Hi, Art.
art bell
Okay, you sound far away.
Are you on a speakerphone?
unidentified
No.
Can you hear me now?
art bell
Right, get closer, closer.
And you're in a vehicle of some kind, right?
unidentified
Yes.
Okay.
We're calling from Pahoa, Hawaii.
art bell
From Hawaii?
unidentified
We love your show.
art bell
Thank you.
unidentified
We just wanted to suggest a really good question.
art bell
We're not going to allow people to put websites on the air.
And I'm going to tell you why, because I was trying to be more liberal about it.
But a few weeks ago, somebody called up with a triple X website and put that on the air.
And so I know what you gave me is not Triple X, but we're just going to initiate that policy.
unidentified
Okay.
Well, we love your show, and thank you for being back.
Well, how's everything in Hawaii?
Awesome.
We have a dengue fever scare, but other than that, it's pretty cool.
art bell
Where I lived in the Philippines, we went through that all the time.
We got dengue bulletins.
unidentified
I'm actually Filipino.
I was born in Cebu.
art bell
Well, then you know.
unidentified
Yes.
art bell
There's a lot of dengue over there, and there's really no treatment for dengue fever.
They're talking about some kind of inoculation someday, but that someday, right now, if you get dengue, you either live or you die.
unidentified
Oh, geez.
I don't think it's that serious.
The grave that's here isn't that bad, I hope.
art bell
Oh, listen, your white cell count goes berserko, and, you know, kids especially die from dengue.
They do.
unidentified
Oh, my gosh.
art bell
You didn't know that?
unidentified
No.
I thought it was just you got sick for, you know, a short amount of time, and that was it.
Unless you get all four strains, I don't think it's that serious, right?
art bell
Well, maybe the Hawaiian strain is less of a strain.
I don't know.
But I really do think it's dangerous no matter what.
Dengue is bad stuff.
unidentified
Well, that's bad news.
art bell
Do you have a lot of mosquitoes in Hawaii now?
unidentified
Yes, they're everywhere.
It's impossible to not get bitten.
So every time you get bitten, like in the middle of the jungle.
art bell
Oh, in the middle of the jungle.
Cool.
Thank you for the call.
unidentified
Thank you.
art bell
Stay away from bank game.
Bad, bad, bad stuff.
unidentified
I know that you have, cause there's magic in my eyes.
I can see for miles and miles and miles.
Look at us, but do not touch.
Pedro is my name.
Thank you.
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art bell
That's right.
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Again, happy birthday, John Lear, 73 years old today.
Spoke to him earlier.
He may be with us next week if he's feeling well for at least an hour, something like that.
All right, my one line is open.
That's the only one open.
Nobody with the guts, huh?
Nobody else with the guts.
It is my inhuman encounter line.
That's what I'm calling it.
It means that you have a story to relate about a face-to-face encounter you had with something clearly not human.
If you have a story of that caliber, call me now at area code 575-208-7787.
Again, 575-208-7787, the only line that's not filled at the moment.
The first time caller line is, though, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hi.
art bell
Hello.
unidentified
Hello?
art bell
Yes.
Oh, excellent.
You made it to home.
unidentified
Sorry, yeah, I had your own speaker waiting.
I understand that you're doing the face-to-face with aliens or possible.
art bell
Not necessarily aliens.
Something not human.
I don't want to limit it to aliens.
unidentified
Okay.
I don't have that story tonight.
Mine was going to be something about what I experienced, which I thought I had a death experience that was unusual.
But it's not.
It happened about five years ago.
And during my sleep, I had been diagnosed with sleep apnea, hadn't been using my machine.
I was back on the East Coast.
And during my dream, I'm on a jet, and I'm looking out.
There's no one on the jet.
It's pure white outside the windows, like you might see if you're above the clouds.
And I could actually see out the cockpit.
It was open.
And I went to get up, and a voice said, sit down, Dave.
And I sat down.
And the next thing it appears is that we just landed somewhere.
art bell
I'm a little bit confused.
You said you were in a passenger seat, right?
unidentified
Correct.
art bell
But you could see out the cockpit.
unidentified
I could see out the cockpit as if the door was open.
I saw no people, no pilots.
art bell
Oh, oh, oh.
unidentified
Yeah.
The jet was moving, and the normal sounds you might hear seemed to be there, but not as dramatic, say.
art bell
Right.
unidentified
And then when I saw the side, you know, the door open, I got up again, and they said, Dave, it's not your time.
And I woke up, and I had never felt the feeling of complete relaxation, complete at peace.
It was indescribable.
I would love to experience that feeling again, but not if it's what I thought it was, which later, talking with a few people, said you probably died and came back.
It wasn't your time.
art bell
Yes.
Well, people with that problem, of course, can stop breathing and then spontaneously begin again, or because somebody up above said, it's not your time, start your breathing.
Anyway, very cool story.
I wouldn't be so calm and collected when I looked up through the cockpit and saw no pilots.
I would be really concerned at that point.
unidentified
I appreciate your call.
art bell
Yeah, I would.
unidentified
Well, thank you.
art bell
Right, thank you.
It is what it is, right?
But I just cannot imagine looking up, seeing the empty seats, and probably with the stick, you know, kind of randomly moving back and forth.
Or is that too much detail?
Or maybe the altimeter spinning down.
Anyway.
Let's go to Marie.
Hello.
unidentified
Hello, Art.
art bell
Where are you, Marie?
unidentified
I am in Spokane, Washington.
Okay.
And I have been listening to your show since I was nine years old.
art bell
And so now you're up and collecting Social Security, right?
unidentified
No, I'm 32.
art bell
All right.
Yeah, everybody just cannot resist to say something to make me feel my age.
unidentified
Yeah.
It works out perfectly.
You sound like you did when you were back in the 90s.
art bell
Actually, I do, don't I?
And even maybe a little better because the audio is much better.
unidentified
Yes.
art bell
Okay.
Well, anyway, what's up?
unidentified
Oh, not too much.
Well, I had a strange experience when I was younger.
I don't know if it had to do with UFOs or whatnot, but when I was nine years old, I had an encounter with an alien.
I thought it was all a dream until I woke up and there was blood on my arm.
art bell
Well, when you began the conversation, you said you didn't know whether it was an alien or not.
And then you said when you were nine, it was an alien and there was blood on your arm.
unidentified
Yeah.
art bell
So did the alien bite you or what happened?
unidentified
I don't remember.
Was it your blood or the aliens?
It was my blood, most certainly.
But when I woke up, I, you know, I went and went, when is this?
And I was standing, my bed was on one end of the room.
art bell
Right.
unidentified
Window was on the other side.
So I was standing up window.
art bell
Right.
unidentified
Yeah.
art bell
All right.
Thank you very, very much for the call.
And I guess there is no answer to what the alien did to you.
I mean, were there any physical marks on your body or anything?
unidentified
I couldn't remember.
I was so young that I couldn't remember, Mr. Brow.
art bell
Gotcha.
Okay, well, I appreciate the story.
Thank you.
unidentified
What do you all make out of that?
art bell
A little bit of a nosebleed, maybe, and a big imagination.
I don't know.
But she did say alien, didn't she?
So, Anything Goes Friday nights.
The rest of the week, we do very serious guests, as you can tell.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
Fridays come.
It's Anything Goes.
Whatever you want to talk about is fair game.
On our special line, somebody who met something eye to eye, face-to-face, you're on the air.
unidentified
Where are you calling from?
Would that be me you're talking to?
art bell
That would be you.
unidentified
Oh, nice.
I am calling from Lockport, New York.
My name is Steve.
art bell
All right, Steve, for the education of all who plan to call this show, when I answer the phone, you will hear a little ding sound, and then you'll know that's me picking up the phone line.
Did you hear that?
unidentified
Yes, sir.
That's why it had me curious.
art bell
Okay, well, that's the tip off that you're on here.
Anyway, go ahead.
unidentified
Thank you.
Tuesday morning, August 16th, 2011.
I woke up next to my wife, laid in bed, rolled over on my back, and up in my ceiling in a, what I'm going to call like a vortex with a black square hole.
And inside it, where the ceiling should have been, about a foot, foot and a half, was orange eyes.
They never blinked.
I could barely make out the outline.
It looked like a head.
And I know it was alien.
It actually walked up my body.
It lasted about five minutes.
And I watched the eyes go away from me at that moment.
And the blackness retreated, and the ceiling came back, and my body became on froze.
And I was able to get up.
I yelled at it, told it never to come back, and then I realized what it was a couple minutes later.
And I think I had an opportunity to possibly talk with a being from another planet, and I blew it.
Maybe you can give me some insight on why or how these beings are visiting us and why they're doing this.
art bell
Well, in this case, I sensed that the being that you encountered was going to tell you and just you the secret of how to save the planet from complete, utter destruction.
But as you mentioned, sir, you blew it.
unidentified
Well, here's something to tinker too.
At that time, I had two artificial discs in my cervical spine.
I also possibly thought, like six months after that happened, that maybe there was something with these discs where maybe they were part of a government test.
Maybe they were projecting something through my spinal cord into my brain.
art bell
That's quite a guess.
unidentified
Is that a feasible option or no?
art bell
Well, I'd go for no, but, you know, your story is really good, and I can just imagine looking up to the ceiling where the ceiling should be.
There's essentially a hole and a blackness in orange eyes.
Yikes.
I appreciate your call, sir.
unidentified
Here's the funny thing.
Now, I told this to my pain management doctor because I have a non-social security disability.
art bell
My bet he cut down your dosage, right?
unidentified
No.
They told me the medicine that they had me on, which is painkillers, could not cause hallucinations.
They had me whisked in for surgery, and those discs were removed that following November.
I didn't even have to have a pool.
art bell
So now you're putting the capper on it.
You're saying, all right, so the doctor realized the discs did have something to do with your encounter and had them removed.
unidentified
They took them out and they fused my neck at those two locations.
I told the pain management specialist this.
It was my spinal surgeon who got the authorization and no time flat for the surgery after I had told them that it's pain management.
art bell
Completely incredible.
All right.
Thank you very, very much for the call.
And these are good uses of this line.
Here I was concerned.
It's the one special line we have opened tonight, the Inhuman Encounter line.
Those of you who have had face-to-face encounters with something clearly not human.
If that would be you, area code 575-208-7787.
It started out so slowly I was worried.
But now I see it filling quickly.
Justin on Skype.
Hello.
unidentified
Hello, Art.
art bell
Hey, Justin.
unidentified
I'm from Ohio.
I'm my first-time caller.
I love your show.
I just started listening since you came back.
art bell
How did you, can I ask a question?
How did you find out that we were back?
unidentified
So I had tune-in radio on my phone, and I just looked up paranormal shows.
art bell
Right.
unidentified
And I came across Coast to Coast AM, and then I saw Dark Matter and started listening to you, and I really loved your show.
art bell
So then you found the real paranormal.
unidentified
Excuse me?
art bell
It doesn't matter.
Anyway, what's up, Justin?
unidentified
So I just wanted to say something real quick and then have a two-part question.
And if we have time, I'd like to play a short clip of a song for you, if that's okay.
art bell
We'll see.
Let's go with the question first.
unidentified
Okay, so I was thinking, I think in the next 200 years, I think we may start moving towards a one-world government.
And I think that we should.
I think we should do that.
I think that would be good for peace.
I think it's inevitable.
art bell
And you really think that will happen within 200 years?
unidentified
Maybe More, I mean, you look at the European Union and what that's done for Europe after a lot of history of infighting between different countries.
I think that one world government is going to happen sooner or later later, and I think it could solve many conflicts.
My two-part question is: Do you think ISIS wants to draw us out into combat like what happened in last year?
art bell
Absolutely, without question, they want American troops on the ground, yes.
unidentified
Because, yeah, because we saw that Iraq really sent our country into an economic depression, so maybe that's what they want.
But on the other hand, do they want to divide Western countries so that they don't join in the conflict against ISIS?
Because that would, if Western countries were to join together, that might be moving towards that one world government.
art bell
Sir, I'm going to say this again.
The center of their ideological world, and I'm not talking about all Muslims, I'm talking about ISIS, is to initiate, to begin the end of the world, to bring about Armageddon.
That's what they want.
unidentified
But I still see it as two separate things.
Do they want to draw us out?
Because if they draw all the Western countries out together, then that would be going against their Armageddon because they're against them.
art bell
Actually, Zurf, if you think about it, they're doing a pretty good job already.
They've got Russia in there bombing the people who are trying to eject Assad, right?
We're in there bombing ISIS.
Two very different objectives.
But if they get Russian ground troops, American ground troops, American jets, Russian jets all flying around in the same airspace, all walking and fighting on the same ground, eventually something really awful will probably happen.
unidentified
Right.
So, but they're going at, ISIS is going after Russia, trying to draw Russia out, but at the same time, Turkey is a NATO nation, and there's a conflict between Turkey and Russia.
So that's kind of two different things, I suppose.
art bell
Well, not really.
I mean, the end of any of this could be catastrophic.
It could be World War III.
unidentified
Yeah, that's a scary prospect for sure.
art bell
And so if that's what they're trying to bring about, they're on the right track so far.
unidentified
Right.
So, I mean, hopefully Russia can get online to join up with us.
I'm kind of scared to see how this Turkey-Russia thing plays out because that could pit Russia against NATO and Western countries.
art bell
And not to forget, Russia just put in the new anti-aircraft missiles, the Mach 5 babies that will hit anything, including any American plane flying.
And if they should hit one of ours, you know, it could be the balloon goes uptime.
unidentified
Right.
art bell
All right.
Well, listen, I'm not going To hang on for the music tonight, but I appreciate your call very much and hope you'll call again.
In the meantime, let us go to, we should take a regular call.
And so here it is, and it's Kennewick, Washington, I think.
unidentified
Actually, it's Spokane, Washington.
art bell
I just can't get it right.
But I was close.
unidentified
509 is a huge, covers a huge area of Washington.
I got a quick question.
Oh, I have a comment and a question.
My first comment was, have you ever heard, or my first question was, have you ever heard of a 1950s experiment called the Mouse Utopia Project?
art bell
The Mouse What?
unidentified
The Mouse Utopia Project.
No, I haven't.
Yeah, it's really interesting.
Basically, they took like 24 mice, 12 females, 12 males, and this guy built this huge space for them or 3,000.
It was basically a population experiment using mice.
And there was some really fundamentally crazy things that happened in this space for the mice.
But I don't really want to go into that.
I really wanted to talk about what Loretta Lynch said today about going after people who, I guess, use anti-Muslim rhetoric.
That's a scary proposition that the Attorney General is basically going to clamp down on free speech right after an Islamic Muslim attack on our soil.
I just thought that was really weird.
art bell
Well, I don't know that they can do that because we have free speech, sir.
unidentified
Yeah, I know.
That's why I was like, who is she going to throw in jail first?
We just had all this anti-police rhetoric from the Black Lives Matter crew.
Nothing was done.
but when we were just attacked on our soil by radical Muslims.
Yes.
And for her to come out and be like, okay, well, I'm going to go after people who say anti-Muslim things, I assume maybe on social media or I don't know where she's going to really go or where she's going to go.
Yeah, it just blows my mind that you have the Attorney General of the United States say that.
art bell
Sir, yeah, okay.
Well, I appreciate your call and your sentiment and thought, but it ain't going to happen.
You still have this thing, just barely, but we have the same call to constitution, right?
unidentified
She's got something that wounds my soul.
And she knows I'd love to love her.
But she lets me down every time.
And they come mine.
She's no one's love in life with me.
And if you get hurt, you get hurt by the little things I hate.
I can get that smile back on in your heart, baby Midnight in the Desert doesn't screen calls.
We trust you, but remember, the NSA Bell, you know.
To call the show, please dial 1-952-225-5278.
That's 1-952-CALL-ART.
art bell
I am ART.
Art Bell.
So you can call that number.
That's the national number.
Welcome, everybody.
I noted the news at the top of the show.
I know a lot of stations join here in the second hour.
Why, I don't know.
It seems like it should be hour one, hour two, hour three, but it happened.
So we know it was ISIS now, without question.
She, the wife, that is, sent out a Facebook message saying that she pledged her allegiance to the Islamic State at about 11 in the morning and then killed a lot of people along with her husband, who I think she probably was responsible for radicalizing, but that's just my guess.
And so it's here in the homeland.
But that's not really what we're talking about.
We're talking about, well, anything you want.
This is your program.
Friday night.
It's all you.
Whatever you want to talk about.
Fair game.
I do have one special line.
It is my Inhuman Encounter line.
Very productive, I might add, thus far.
Those of you who have had a face-to-face encounter with something clearly not human, it would be area code 575-208-7787.
575-208-7787.
Let us now go to that line and see what we can find.
unidentified
Hello.
art bell
Hi.
unidentified
Hello.
art bell
Yes.
unidentified
Can you hear me okay?
art bell
I hear you.
Along with an echo of myself somehow.
I'm getting myself.
You don't have me on speaker, do you?
unidentified
No, I did.
I just turned it off.
art bell
Bless you.
And let that be a lesson to all.
Do not call with speakerphone.
Sounds terrible.
But now you sound great.
unidentified
Oh, wonderful.
Hey, it's my birthday, my 59th birthday.
And my husband said, call Art tonight and tell him your story.
Okay.
art bell
All right.
It's also John Lear's 73rd birthday, so you two share that.
So what is your story?
unidentified
Well, I'm from Michigan originally.
I now live in New Mexico.
But when we were kids, we lived out on the farm many years ago, you know, out in the middle of the sticks.
So my mom always used to tell us, kids, we didn't behave.
You know, this monster would come and get us, go to bed, be quiet.
So we decided, you know, let's go to bed, all of us kids.
There were six of us.
And we were poor, so we all slept in this big room, giant room together.
And my oldest sister, there's six kids, so she goes up to shut the curtains this night.
And I can already tell this story because it's hard.
I've never told this story publicly to too many people.
So because I always thought people aren't going to believe this.
So I watched my sister, the rest of us, we were just kind of watching her walk up to the window to close the curtains.
As she puts her hands up to the curtains to draw the curtains closed, we saw what we thought was the devil, and it was just the scariest thing we could ever imagine that we would ever see.
art bell
Well, what describe it?
What did it look like?
unidentified
It was red-faced, it had like horns, big eyes, large mouth, like clog-type hands coming around the window like he was trying to get in.
And we just all saw this at the same time, and we just started screaming at the top of our lungs.
And we ran down the stairs to my mom and dad.
They were in the living room downstairs, and they didn't know what was wrong with us.
They thought we were acting crazy.
And, you know, I don't know if they ever really believed us, but from that point forward, the only time we would talk about that would be when we were together as kids.
And we all believed it.
We never forgot it.
And to this day, I'm 59 years old.
We still believe we saw the devil looking at us in the window.
My dad did run outside immediately to see if there was anything out there.
And there was no ladder.
There was no nothing out there where somebody could have crawled.
We were up on the second floor.
I forgot to tell you that.
We were on the second floor of this old farmhouse.
art bell
So maybe he came to collect a soul.
Had you thought of that?
unidentified
Yes.
Yes.
Yeah.
And that's what scared us so bad.
I would actually sleep for many years with my head under the blankets and under the covers.
No matter how hot I would get, I would be so scared I didn't even want my head exposed.
So we always kind of wondered why he was there, but that was something that crossed my mind when I got older.
But as a child, I didn't know what he wanted.
I just knew he was trying to get in.
art bell
Well, trust me, so it could get hotter.
Behave.
All right.
Thank you so very much for the call.
Tell your husband thank you for making you call.
unidentified
I will tell him.
He's a Vietnam vet, so I will relay that to him.
art bell
All right.
Thank you so very much.
And there you have it.
That's our special line, Inhuman Encounters line, face-to-face with something, right?
Clearly not human.
If that happened to you, we want to hear from you as soon as possible.
And on Skype, here comes somebody named Wolfman.
Hello.
wolfman in dm talkers
Hi, Hart.
It's Wolfman from the DM Talkers here.
art bell
DM Talkers, okay.
wolfman in dm talkers
And shout out to them.
art bell
Yeah, they're a good group.
Some nights.
Some nights they're just rotten to the core.
wolfman in dm talkers
Oh, I know.
But we're good at heart.
It's just all fun.
It's all fun.
art bell
Yeah, I know it is.
wolfman in dm talkers
I know.
And it's entertainment, too.
art bell
Oh, I know.
Why do you think I'm considering eating this light bulb?
wolfman in dm talkers
Oh, my God.
I can't believe you're really going to do that.
I've seen someone do it when I was a kid, and I think it was that guy you had on the show.
art bell
Oh, yeah, Tony Robbins.
Yeah, he ate a light bulb, and he's still around to talk about it.
So, you know, I watched his video several times.
I feel like I kind of know what I'm doing.
wolfman in dm talkers
Wow.
Well, I guess it all comes out in one clump and everything kind of.
Apparently, it goes through pretty easy, and I say go for it.
Really?
I wouldn't be too worried.
I've seen other guys do it.
unidentified
Really?
wolfman in dm talkers
If you've been taught how to do it properly, I think you can do it.
art bell
Well, I've watched his video.
wolfman in dm talkers
Well, okay.
You can still do sound effects, and we still have it.
unidentified
Well, I'm self-taught.
wolfman in dm talkers
Anyways, the last caller with that creature that she saw looking through the window, I've had a similar encounter.
I was going to talk about something else, but I'm going to go on to this because when I was a kid, I've seen similar creatures, and my brothers and sister saw it too.
And we found out later that that house was built on a native burial ground.
art bell
Really?
wolfman in dm talkers
Yeah.
And in the trees in the backyard, one time, my brother and I saw the trees in the backyard actually form into a face with the leaves.
Yeah.
And it was a face of a Native Indian, North American Indian person.
And I was trying to talk to us, but we couldn't understand it.
But we actually had the Catholic Church come in and do an exorcism on the property there.
art bell
Wow.
Did they comment at all?
Did they feel anything?
wolfman in dm talkers
Oh, yes.
Oh, yeah.
The priest, I went with the priest.
This was my first time where I actually participated in the exorcism.
So I still do.
I actually went with the priest, and he taught me how to do it.
I was asking him how to do it as we went through.
So I learned how to do this.
So I've done it for many people since then, and kids can sleep at night after I do my thing.
art bell
Well, there you have it.
You watch, you learn, you do.
wolfman in dm talkers
Okay, but the real story, and everyone wants to hear, is about the fireflies.
And one time when I was at the farm, it's a tobacco farm on Lake Erie, and I was walking down the path towards an old graveyard.
I went past it.
These fireflies are following me around.
And this has happened to me before.
And I bring a staff with me out there because there's...
unidentified
What?
What?
wolfman in dm talkers
So I went over there and I banged the staff on the ground and I said, show yourself, spirit of nature.
art bell
Show yourself.
wolfman in dm talkers
Show yourself, spirit of nature.
Because I knew something was watching me.
Well, one single firefly came up to me, right up to my face, and then it blew up into like a sphere, a 10-inch sphere of red glowing energy, like a ball of energy.
It scared the crap out of me.
art bell
Gotcha.
wolfman in dm talkers
Like, yeah, I think I bit off more than I can chew here.
And I kind of just backed off, and I could feel an energy coming, and It was looking at me.
I think it wanted to communicate with me.
I was too scared.
So I actually turned around and ran towards my brother's house.
I kept looking back, and it stayed there.
It wasn't trying to attack me or anything, but I really, that was the strangest thing that I've ever encountered.
I've encountered a lot of strange things, but that one takes a take.
art bell
But nothing after that.
wolfman in dm talkers
Oh, my gosh, Art.
I've seen so many things.
I could go on in a whole show about the Lake Erie mysteries.
art bell
Firefly story was sufficient.
Thank you very, very much, and take care.
It would be pretty weird if fireflies just sort of followed you around.
I mean, every time you look back, there's a little swarm of light sort of tailing away from you.
Yeah, I suppose I'd eventually ask to.
On our encounter line, you're on here.
unidentified
Hello.
Hi.
My name is Jason.
art bell
Oh, Jason, you sound terrible.
You're on a cell phone, right?
unidentified
I guess that.
Hold on, if you might try to switch to the actual phone.
Give me one second.
art bell
Oh, yeah.
Never call unless you're on an actual phone.
unidentified
Do I sound better now?
art bell
Oh, my God, yes.
unidentified
Okay.
art bell
See, let that be a lesson for all of you.
Don't call me that way.
You don't want to sound that way.
You want to sound this way.
Proceed.
unidentified
Okay.
Basically, as you want to say, I'm a huge skeptic when it comes to ghosts, aliens, and all that stuff.
But I did have an experience, and I can't explain it.
Basically, I'm an armored car guard, and we do ATM machines occasionally besides, you know, regular store stuff.
And me and my partner one day walked into a bank.
We knew nobody was in there because the premise alarm was set.
When we came in, it went off, and we had a disarm it.
And I went to go do the ATMs.
My partner had to use the restroom, which was upstairs on the second floor.
I told him, go ahead, I'll go do the ATMs.
Next thing I know, I hear, Jay, get over here quick.
I go running upstairs, and he's got his gun drawn at the door of the bathroom.
And I'm like, what's going on?
And he's like, there's someone in the bathroom, and he won't identify himself.
So I'm like, that's impossible.
We disarmed the premise alarm.
So he's like, I'm telling you, there was banging on the door.
So I'm like, are you sure it wasn't just like plumbing or something?
And he's like, no.
And next thing I know, I see the door literally jumping on its hinges and I hear bang, bang, bang.
And I'm like, then I draw my weapon and point it at the door.
And I'm like, whoever's in there, identify yourself.
Are you cleaning person?
What's going on?
Yeah, because occasionally you get cleaning people in the bank.
And nothing.
Next thing I know, bang, bang, bang again.
And you can literally see the door like shaking on its hinges.
So my partner keeps his gun at the door.
I go downstairs.
I call the police.
The police come.
I let them in.
And they're telling me what's going on.
And I'm like, look, the bathroom's locked.
Somebody's in there.
They won't come out.
They want to identify themselves.
So they're like, you know, banging on the door.
And they're like, whoever's in there, come out.
And nobody comes out.
You know, nobody does nothing.
So, you know, they're like, are you sure someone's in there?
And we're like, 100% sure.
You know, they were banging the door so hard it was shaking on the hinges.
So I can see the cops looking at me like I'm crazy.
And I'm like, I'm telling you, somebody's in there.
The door's locked.
These bathrooms are never locked.
And he's like, somebody probably just, you know, key locked it.
And I'm like, I'm telling you, these bathrooms are always open.
They know we come in there and use them.
So they're like, well, we got to get permission from the bank to break the door down.
So they get permission from the bank to break the door down.
And yeah, they break the door down and nobody's in there.
And here's the kicker.
They think we're crazy.
So we're like, you know, look at the bathroom's very small.
It's like maybe like five by eight, you know, so there's nowhere to hide in there.
Right.
And so we start walking down the stairs because, you know, they have to, you know, make us fill out a police report and everything.
art bell
Yes.
unidentified
We get about four steps down and all of a sudden you hear, bang, bang, bang.
And the police go running back upstairs, check the bathroom again, nobody's in there.
Now they're looking at us like, how are we going to explain this?
And I'm like, so you thought we were kidding.
Something's going on here.
And it wasn't plumbing.
It wasn't, you know, there was no leaks, no nothing.
art bell
Come on, it's not your job to explain.
You did everything you could have possibly done, including calling the cops.
So at this point, it's up to them.
unidentified
Yep, so to this day, like I said, I'm a huge skeptic.
I don't know if it was a paranormal event or what.
But I'll tell you one thing.
There's no way somebody was in that bathroom and then escaped because the ceiling of that bathroom has an exhaust fan, which they gated and padlocked, and both things were secure.
art bell
I was going to ask you if there was any telltale sensory information that indicated somebody had been in there.
unidentified
Yeah, there was no, like, the door itself had no dents in it on the inside.
But I'll tell you what, if I had banged on the door that hard from the inside, I would have put dents in it.
So how it didn't have dents, I do not know.
art bell
I don't know.
Yeah, I don't even want to think what it could have been.
unidentified
I don't either.
But I'll tell you what, ever since I was doing that branch, the days after that, I would always check that bathroom before I even go to the ATM machines just to make sure nobody was in there.
art bell
All right, sir.
Whale of a tail.
No question about it.
Thank you.
Wow.
Yes, whatever it was.
Can you imagine being in a stall?
Anyway, never mind.
I'm not going to go there.
Let's go to Calvin.
Hi, Calvin.
unidentified
Hi, Art.
Mr. Bell.
art bell
Yes, sir.
Art's fine.
unidentified
How's it going?
My name is Dr. Carter.
I'm a government scientist.
art bell
You are?
unidentified
Neuroscientist, yes, sir.
art bell
Okay.
Good to have you.
What do you study?
unidentified
Well, I study mainly treatments for neurological diseases, brain diseases, and big fan of your show.
I've been listening for a few years.
I actually listen to you when I'm in the lab doing experiments.
Yeah, but one thing I wanted to touch on, I guess, in light of the recent events, was this whole concept of, because you hear, you know, we have to bomb ISIS, we have to attack ISIS.
And I listened to your show the other night where you had the open lines with the callers talking about guns and gun regulation.
art bell
Yes, they were correct.
unidentified
And I think a lot of the people were, you know, for guns.
art bell
Yes.
unidentified
It sounded like.
Yes, they were.
I still don't understand how you can try to defeat an ideology with weapons.
Oh, you can't.
You can't.
art bell
Sir, you can't.
I agree with you.
You can't defeat ideology with weapons.
You cannot do that.
But what you can do is if you're in a crowd of people that's getting shot up, you can avoid getting mowed down like a defenseless animal.
unidentified
Sure.
I think part of the bigger problem, they always say that Islam is a religion of peace.
And while that may be true for some, depending on the interpretation, if you look at the founder of these religions, if you're talking about Jesus Christ for Christianity, who was a pretty good role model.
He preached peace, love to everyone, saw everyone equally.
And if you look at the other side, if you look at the Islam faith, which I have a great respect for, I know many people, and I love these people.
art bell
Most of Islam is just fine.
unidentified
But if you look at the founder, he was a pretty radical guy.
I mean, we're talking about a man who ran around killing women and children.
art bell
Come on, come on, come on.
Think about this.
Wait a minute.
Hold on, hold on.
unidentified
And had sex with another person.
Hold on, hold on.
art bell
You know, Christianity was really radical, too.
And if you read the Bible, even today, and you read what should be the punishment for homosexuality, and so forth and so on, you'll find that it was pretty darn barbaric.
It depends on the reading you do, right?
unidentified
Though that may be true, but again, if you look at the founder of Christianity, Jesus Christ, I think if you were gay or straight, black, white, rich, poor, I mean, it didn't matter.
That's the founder, right?
Everything that came after when you're talking about the Crusades, the Dark Ages, everything after that, that's not Jesus.
That's people interpreting the Bible for their own benefit.
art bell
Yeah, but I think probably you can do the same thing with Allah, you know, and say the same things about Allah, I'm sure.
unidentified
Well, as far as Muhammad, I think that's true.
Well, as far as Muhammad, it is true.
If you look in the Quran about he beheaded people, I mean, this whole concept even of the hijab, the headgear, that's a sexist premise.
art bell
How about getting stoned to death?
That's got to be a rough.
unidentified
Oh, yeah, that's got to be rough.
Probably not.
art bell
So, you know, actually what I think is that all religion...
unidentified
Listen to that.
art bell
I'm not saying all religion should be gone because, frankly, we Americans believe in the freedom of religion.
But would it be a better planet without religion?
Maybe.
Or maybe if we were but one religion and we were not so radical about it, I don't know.
I really don't know.
I just know that most wars originate with religion.
Most bad stuff that happens, it seems like, occur because of somebody's perversion of what they think their God says.
I know that certainly all wars are preceded with people holding Bibles up as they march off to war and or Quran or whatever.
Right?
So religions caused us a lot of trouble, frankly.
To Anchorage, Alaska, we go.
unidentified
Hello.
Hey, Art.
It's always a pleasure with the opportunity.
Thank you.
You know, I've been pondering this thing in San Bernardino, and they haven't released any of the names and what their job titles were.
And a thought crossed my mind, and it's a little negative, but it just might, it portends of greater events coming.
And here's my take now.
Do you mean the victims or the victims?
And here's my take.
When you look at child support, child protective services, divorce court, bunkered down bureaucratic installations, which we're now seeing, it could be the Taliban realized that there's so much discontent and unhappy Americans in trouble.
When you look at those institutions like the IRS and Parking Eager, they may be looking to tap new recruits by attacking Those things, and the foundation for that reasoning would be: we get very little news out of what they actually do over there when they take over.
But I heard somewhere they take out the government employees first, they convert them.
So does this make you see where I'm coming from here?
How could you be angry if you had to pay child's board for 20 years and your wife took your house and the IRS took your...
But those people who've had engagements, they're very bitter.
I'm talking very bitter.
And I just wonder, because they chose such a specific crowd, in my opinion, it was a terrorist act.
art bell
Oh, clearly, yes, at this point, I think, yes, it was.
ISIS-inspired is my best guess.
That's what I said Wednesday, and it would appear as though that certainly is what it was.
Everybody wrote to me and said, oh, no, no, no, no, this was nothing but a workplace thing.
We've had so many of them.
No, I said, probably ISIS-inspired, not directed, but inspired.
And I'm scared to death.
There will be more of it.
I'm sorry to say.
There will be people who are so disenfranchised one way or the other, as that caller said.
unidentified
It's common.
art bell
No, correction.
It's here.
Outside the country, you're on the air.
Larry, hello.
unidentified
Hello.
art bell
Hey, Larry.
Where are you?
myinfo in idaho
How are you, Art?
unidentified
That girl is her 59th birthday.
She gets to call Art Bell.
Mia has been trying to call since 1998.
art bell
Where are you, Larry?
unidentified
Niagara Falls, Canada, Art.
art bell
Larry, I have such bad news for you.
unidentified
What's that?
art bell
Such bad news.
unidentified
Oh, no.
No, the wrong line?
art bell
Yes, Larry.
Wrong line.
unidentified
I thought this was international.
art bell
It is outside of North America, Larry.
Oh, come on.
unidentified
Can I just tell you?
art bell
You know, I mean, if you've been trying to get through since 98, but, you know, you break a rule like this, and, you know, it's a slippery slope, but go on.
unidentified
Well, the other one didn't work on Skype.
Okay.
What I want you to elaborate, though, is two stories.
Both of them were with you.
Probably two of the greatest stories I've ever heard.
Remember years ago when a woman called in on the line and she was called in, she was driving through an intersection and she was looking back at her kids and they were looking back.
The husband was driving.
Her kids were in the back seat.
They were driving.
They went through the intersection.
Yes.
art bell
I do.
unidentified
And a car hit them.
Yes.
And as she looked back, she saw her kids in the back seat.
And she saw the car going through them.
art bell
Yes.
unidentified
You remember that story?
art bell
I do.
unidentified
Yes.
And then as they went through, the husband stopped and skidded, pulled over.
And that other car that went through them stopped as well and then took off.
art bell
Yeah, I had a recent, a very recent call, sir, just like that.
A little bit different, but just like it.
unidentified
Oh, really?
Yes.
Wow, that's an incredible story.
I can't believe it.
I don't know what you would call that.
art bell
I'm not sure either, and so I don't call it anything except really strange.
myinfo in idaho
Yeah.
unidentified
Well, and then I guess you can throw a miracle in there, right?
art bell
Oh, you could.
unidentified
And the other story I wanted to kind of elaborate, maybe you could elaborate a little bit on also with you.
It was in the mountains in Tora Bora, and I don't know who was the caller that called in, was relating a story that you had on.
And it was more or less, I guess, when they were looking for bin Laden back then, you know, just after 2002 or something, I think it was when the U.S. was up there.
art bell
We thought we were close to him then.
unidentified
Yeah.
And so they were in some caves.
So I guess some of the Marines went up, remember, into the caves.
art bell
I do.
unidentified
They were looking for him into this one cave.
And I think all of them, there was maybe 12 or something, I think, the caller said, that went in, and they all died.
art bell
Actually, they heard radio traffic, if you recall.
Liz and Larry, Larry, Larry, I'm sorry, I'm going to have to go.
I should not have taken that call.
But because you've been trying so long, I slaughtered the rule.
And so, once again, with Skype, here's the way it works, ladies and gentlemen.
If you're in North America, that means Canada and the U.S., it's MITD 5-1.
If you're outside of North America, in the rest of the world, it's MITD 5-5.
Now, there can be no exceptions, and you just heard me sort of make one.
My light bulb.
Coming up shortly, ladies and gentlemen, stand by.
unidentified
If Mr. Robbins can do it, I know I can do it.
art bell
The thing actually looks delicious.
unidentified
It says hungry right on it.
art bell
700 Lumens of Hunger.
unidentified
700 Lumens of Hunger
This is Midnight in the Desert.
To call the show.
If you're East of Midnight, call 1-952.
Call Art.
If you're West of Midnight, call 1-952-225-5278.
Okay.
art bell
You decide which number applies to you and give us a call.
And of course, on Skype, you know, in North America, America and Canada, it's MITD 51.
And outside North America, it's MITD55.
So wherever you are in the world, you get us on your list of contacts and just press it, and boom, you'll be right through to me, like that, sort of.
If I can get to you quickly enough.
All right.
Well, I've teased this long enough.
Here it is.
It's my light bulb.
65 watts, I'm guessing.
I swear to you, it says 700 lumens, and it says hungry at the top.
Looks like an average light bulb.
Now, I did watch the, and by the way, if I was calling him Tony Robbins, it was only because I probably was thinking that Tony would be telling me how it would improve my life to eat a light bulb.
Todd Robbins was our guy, and Wednesday he ate a light bulb on the air, and I thought, well, you know, if he can do it, let me study that video.
I can probably do it too.
Don't any of you do it, because it requires intense study.
I bet I watched that video 15 times.
So, you know, what you've got to do is bite it just above, according to the video, I can see, the metal part, you know, where the glass is.
So that's probably where I'm going to start with just one giant bite and see what happens.
unidentified
Oh, oh, oh, oh.
Oh, oh, oh.
art bell
Bust this down with a little prump well water.
Pure potato chips.
So, did you fall for it or not?
I'm sure everybody will sit out there and say, not a chance.
I didn't fall for it.
Somebody had to fall for it.
Sounded pretty good to me.
Still have my light bulb.
Don't eat light bulbs.
Sorry, I just couldn't resist.
Let's go to Benton, Arkansas, I think, or something.
Hello?
benton in arkansas
Yeah, it's Benton.
This is Joseph and Benton.
How you doing, Art?
art bell
So, what did you think?
unidentified
Did you think I was really eating a light bulb?
benton in arkansas
I don't know if you can see my speaker lighting up there, but I was begging you to stop.
So, yeah, I fell for it.
Who would ever do anything like that?
art bell
Did that actually do?
Was the sound about right?
benton in arkansas
The first crunch, yeah.
art bell
Yeah, the first crunch.
I knew that would be the one.
I mean, after you've crunched it a few times, you can't, you just don't get that same glassy sound.
I don't eat light bulbs.
benton in arkansas
But, anyways, I wanted to say, first off, I know you get this a lot, but I finally found my mentor in life, you know, because I've been trying to do amateur radio my whole life.
And I found this show when I was 33.
unidentified
Really?
benton in arkansas
Which was just a couple months ago, man.
And you're the best.
art bell
Thank you so much.
You know, we're on WTWW shortwave.
You know that?
benton in arkansas
In Arkansas?
No, that's no.
I was wondering what station you would be on out here.
I don't have any stories as far as goes with my adult life, but when I was a kid, I saw all kinds of things.
I was super afraid of the dark, and I kind of still am, to be honest with you.
But I would stare at things.
You know, you know how you're in a kid.
I don't know if I'm the only one.
And I would stare at things, and those things would come to life.
Or I would imagine things, and they would be there.
And I'll never forget those things.
I don't remember my dreams today, but I remember those things.
And so they would happen every night.
And you remember when you were talking to that guy about, I forget the name of it, was talking about right when you fall asleep, you start having these visions, these crazy visions between sleep and awake?
art bell
Okay, I don't, not so much crazy visions.
I start thinking kind of chaotic, crazy thoughts.
And sometimes I'll wake up a little bit and I'll say to myself, wow, I was just about to go to sleep.
And that's how I know I'm actually going to sleep.
I start thinking these random, nutty thoughts.
benton in arkansas
Well, it got so bad when I was a kid that I don't know what happened.
I think someone helped me because I had a vision of me, just a brief moment vision of me laying on the table with these, and I guess they're greys, I don't know what they are, around me.
For like a brief second, I'll never forget it.
And I woke up because I was used to fighting my sleep because I was afraid to fall asleep too.
I mean, just full of anxiety.
And I wouldn't even, I would stare at the wall, but I saw a shadow go across my window with some really lanky legs, like two pair of them.
And I haven't seen anything my whole life.
So I know that was real.
And I kind of feel like maybe somebody came along, you know, that's from maybe, I don't know, another dimension to, I don't know, do something to me where I would quit doing that, you know?
Because it was getting real bad.
My dad almost had to go see a shrink.
unidentified
Your dad?
art bell
You mean he would have taken you to see a shrink?
benton in arkansas
Yeah, and then I just told him, I said, I don't know what happened, but I don't see that stuff anymore.
And then to the guy before that was talking about the Muslims and religion, were you talking about the world would be better without religion?
art bell
Well, it might be.
benton in arkansas
I mean, religion was designed as a doorway, and it's a clear mystery.
And Jesus flat out told everybody that scribes and Pharisees were the harbingers of hell.
That's the people that make religions, enforce them, write books.
You're not going to get to the truth about who you are until you start studying it for yourself and read through the messages and the codes in all of the books.
And you're either serving one force or the other.
And right now, religion seems to be serving the dark side, it seems.
art bell
Well, that's not wholly fair.
I mean, yes, it's getting all the press.
When it leads, it leads.
unidentified
But you've got a point.
art bell
Thank you very, very much for the call.
I don't know.
Would the world be better off without religion.
It might.
If people had a basic human understanding of right and wrong, which I believe we have, a basic understanding and compassion for others, which I believe we have, and if they just paid attention to all of that, we probably wouldn't need religion.
Because most of the wars, frankly, are, you know, because of religion.
Now, here's somebody on Skype who says their name is MyInfo.
That's an odd name there.
Info, are you there?
unidentified
They're talking to me?
art bell
Who else is going to be called MyInfo?
myinfo in idaho
I didn't know that was my Skype name.
art bell
It's your Skype name, yes.
myinfo in idaho
Yeah, I was going to call your special line, but this man that I knew, he was more human than most people I've met in my life.
art bell
Okay, but we're looking for encounters with inhuman.
myinfo in idaho
Well, that's...
art bell
All right.
myinfo in idaho
And it'll be apparent why.
We came to find out he was a clone.
art bell
A clone?
myinfo in idaho
So I don't know if you classify that as human or not.
art bell
I'm sorry, if I want, you broke up a little.
myinfo in idaho
Oh, if you would classify him as human or not.
art bell
A clone?
unidentified
No, I would say disqualifies.
myinfo in idaho
But I would say that he had more humanity than most people I've met.
I'll tell you that I am in the state of Idaho.
art bell
Idaho, sir, you are breaking up on us, and that's really a shame because I'd love to hear the story.
What are you talking on?
myinfo in idaho
I'm on my cell phone.
I'm standing next to my Wi-Fi.
Am I coming through clearer now?
art bell
You're talking into the phone, not the speaker.
You don't have it on the speakerphone, right?
myinfo in idaho
No, I don't believe I do.
Let me check that out.
art bell
Check that out because that could be what's going on here.
Never, never, never call us on a speakerphone.
Make sure it's just set up like a regular phone.
Well, I'm afraid he's pushed the wrong button.
And gone away.
unidentified
Okay.
myinfo in idaho
I'm not on speaker, so I guess it's just cutting out the way it is.
art bell
Yeah, okay.
Well, stay close to the router.
myinfo in idaho
Okay.
art bell
And we'll try it.
Go ahead, keep going.
unidentified
All right.
myinfo in idaho
So I went to high school with this kid.
And growing up, he was nerdy.
For lack of a better word, he didn't have a lot of friends.
And I was an athlete.
I played sports.
Kind of more in the popular group.
But he got picked on a lot.
And I hated bullies growing up.
And I befriended this kid.
And we became really close.
But there was something strange about him.
He could solve science and math problems that my teachers had no clue as to what he was even doing.
They didn't understand on the level that he did.
And his parents, or who we believe his parents were at the time, worked in the restaurant industry.
And we couldn't figure out where the science and math just genius came from.
And, you know, we thought maybe it was just a gift he had.
Well, we both.
unidentified
You have a terrible cold, don't you?
myinfo in idaho
I am a little sick, yeah.
art bell
Anyway, so the bottom line to this.
myinfo in idaho
Well, we ended up attending university together.
And I don't want to give out any names or be specific.
art bell
I don't want you to, yes.
myinfo in idaho
Right.
That university cloned a mule in 2003.
art bell
A mule?
myinfo in idaho
Yes.
It was called the Idaho Gem Project.
art bell
Now, and you know this for sure?
myinfo in idaho
The Idaho Gem Project, for sure, is completely on the record.
They've cloned a few mules.
They actually...
Well, what we came to find out was it wasn't they, per se, that cloned him.
It was a member of, and like I said, I don't want to use names.
It was a member of the team, the driving force behind it, the, I guess, the doctor who was the head of the program.
unidentified
Just couldn't resist, huh?
Yes.
myinfo in idaho
And we figured this out through classes with him.
And at first, it was strange because he bears such a likeness to him.
And of course, at that time, we didn't think that we were dealing with a clone or anything like that.
art bell
Well, a clone would bear an exact resemblance.
myinfo in idaho
Well, right, except for 40 years younger.
art bell
Oh.
myinfo in idaho
So, but they looked very similar.
art bell
I'd be all for this if you could download your mind into the 30-year-younger body, and then I'd be all for it.
myinfo in idaho
Well, They were two separate individuals.
art bell
Yeah, I get that.
myinfo in idaho
Yeah.
art bell
So you're saying an illegal human cloning has been done and you were a witness to it.
myinfo in idaho
I was not witness to the cloning.
I was only four years old, five years old when the cloning took place.
I'm in my mid-20s now.
My friend, unfortunately, passed away when he was 21 of some rare cancer.
But he made me promise that I would tell.
art bell
Really?
myinfo in idaho
Yeah, that I would.
art bell
Well, then I see why you're on the radio then, but you're not giving us names.
myinfo in idaho
Well, right.
And I could give you names, but I don't know that you would want me to do that.
art bell
Probably not, now that I think it over.
But I'll tell you what, send me an email.
Name names.
unidentified
Okay.
art bell
All right.
All right.
Thank you very much.
You know, I can kind of buy that, that there has been a human cloning.
How about you?
They clone animals, right?
So could there be a human cloning?
Yes, I really think so.
unidentified
I think it's entirely possible.
art bell
All right.
Let's go back to the phone, and you are on the air.
unidentified
Welcome.
Hi, Art.
How are you doing?
art bell
Very well, sir.
unidentified
Thank you.
tim in colby
Just before going on, I just wanted to express my condolences to Brian, who runs the Midnight in the Desert fan group.
unidentified
He lost his dog a couple of weeks ago, and I just wanted to send that out there for good advice to him.
art bell
Okay, thank you for doing that.
It's very sad.
When you lose an animal, it's like losing a member of the family.
I know all about it.
unidentified
Absolutely.
And he runs a great group, so I felt terrible for him.
tim in colby
But I just have one quick correction and then one comment if that's all right.
art bell
Sure.
unidentified
About an hour ago, somebody called talking about the Attorney General wanting to, I think he said, prosecute anti-Muslim rhetoric.
That's right.
And just to be totally fair, that's not really true.
What she said she wants to do is she wants to look into rhetoric that specifically is an incitement to violence and has the danger of causing imminent lawless action.
And this is well within the government's right to regulate speech under Brandenburg versus Ohio, which is a seminal First Amendment case, and it really hasn't been challenged in 50 years.
I just wanted to clear that up because I think giving half the story makes it seem like she wants to prosecute something more than the government's ever done when that's not the case.
art bell
Well, I just don't think it's going to fly anyway.
I mean, you know, you can pretty much in America say what you want to say.
unidentified
Yeah, absolutely.
art bell
Now, there's something that are called fighting words.
I get that.
And I guess there's hate speech.
I get that.
But there's still this First Amendment saying you can say what you want.
Now there's consequences.
unidentified
Sure, and nobody's saying that you can't say something, but I guess the issue is, you know, for example, Brandenburg v.
Ohio, the case that really established this test of imminent lawless danger is, you know, came from Brandenburg.
The defendant was part of the KKK.
And what the case upheld is the right to prosecute.
if someone is inciting action that is, you know, there has to be a high likelihood that it's going to cause somebody to cause harm to someone else.
So if you're on a street and you have 50 people who have guns and you see...
It's a similar idea, but yeah.
art bell
Yeah, similar.
Okay, I get it.
unidentified
And that's exactly what she was saying.
It wasn't this broad, you can't see anything bad about Muslims, you can't see anything bad about Christians.
It was very specific and very narrow.
And I think that it's just a mischaracterization to present it as this broad general thing, which is, like you said, that's an opposition to the person.
It's an opposition to free speech.
art bell
Right.
Well, I think that there should be laws then against disparagement with any religion, that kind of...
unidentified
Yeah, I know.
And if somebody was to make an incitement to kill Christians, then that would be prosecuted.
You know, you could prosecute that also.
There would be an action against that as well.
One would think so.
But then my other comment was earlier today you talked about.
art bell
If you have another comment, hold on to it.
We've got a break.
unidentified
I could read my mind, love What a tale my thoughts could tell Just like an old-time movie Out of ghost from a wish him well.
In a castle done for a fortress.
Be happy.
All it has to take is hope.
Make it roll.
Waybel, way, bow, way.
Midnight matters are best handled by those that understand how to move in the darkness like Art Bell.
To call the show, please dial 1-952-CALLART.
That's 1-952-225-5278.
art bell
So I got my producer on the line.
She's hard to fool.
unidentified
So I said, It said, haha.
art bell
Did you buy it?
Truth.
She responds, first bite, yeah.
Then I realized you were pranking us.
I said, it's the first point, first bite I cared about.
She responded, I thought you'd finally flipped your cookie.
Was dying laughing.
Don't rule it out.
One day I may give it a try.
But not after studying some silly video.
Hello there.
You're back on the air again, sir.
tim in colby
Hi, Thanks, Art.
unidentified
My last comment was: I know earlier you mentioned the recent news about women being able to go into various combat roles in the military.
art bell
Well, even be drafted.
How about that?
unidentified
Sure.
I was wondering if you're familiar with the women's protection units in Rajava, in, I guess, the Kurdistan territory.
They're one of the more instrumental groups in fighting ISIS in the area.
If you haven't heard of them, there are plenty of videos online.
You can look up YPJ.
art bell
I will do that.
I have not heard of them, and I will check into it.
unidentified
And I mentioned it just because I plan on, in about six or seven months, when I finish up school, I plan on going over to their country, their sort of pseudo-country, and helping them out in any way that I can.
I think it's important.
And yeah, I think they're a great example for what women can do in a military setting.
All right.
art bell
When I bit down, did you think I bit into the bulb?
unidentified
You know, between you and me, and I guess everybody listening, I happen to know how to eat a light bulb.
So at the first second, I thought you did, but then after six seconds, it said you were done.
tim in colby
I knew you weren't.
art bell
All I cared about was that first bite.
Thank you very much.
They say the first bite is...
Hello.
You're on the air on my special line.
tim in colby
Hello.
unidentified
Hi.
How are you doing, Art?
art bell
I had to ask that, David.
Why does everybody ask that?
unidentified
I don't know.
art bell
It's just a normal human greeting, but I'm going to try to stop people from doing it.
Somehow or another, I'm not sure how I'm going to accomplish that.
unidentified
Sorry about that.
All righty.
Anyways, mine is back in April of 2005.
The only reason I know that is because I had just gotten back from Iraq.
So I hadn't seen my aunt in a while, and I was over there, and she was headed to the grocery store.
So I figured I'd go over there because I was on leave and my girlfriend was at work at the time.
So we went to the grocery store and we were in the dairy aisle and I was looking for some creamer and all of a sudden I heard this whimpering, sound like a, I don't know, it was like a low-pitched, I don't know, when you're real nervous, you hear this, maybe you make like a little squeak or something, but it was real long.
And I turned around to see what it was and it was my aunt.
She was making this sound and she was like starting to become really hysterical.
And I asked her, what are you doing?
Like, what's wrong with you?
And she couldn't speak at first.
And finally, she said, that man over there is staring at me.
And he has the most sadistic look on his face.
And I look over.
There's absolutely no one over there.
So she's starting to get really hysterical.
So finally, I'm like, I got to get her out of here.
So I start walking her past the registers.
And she is like crying hysterically.
I'm like starting to get embarrassed.
But I get her to the car.
I look back because she keeps crying.
As soon as we got there, she let out a big cry and said, he's still looking at me and all this.
And I turn around and this gives me chills.
I saw this.
It was a guy.
He was, he couldn't have been five foot tall.
But he had the most grotesque face I'd ever seen in my life.
And but he had these, I don't know, I guess I would say.
art bell
This is when you're in the car with your aunt.
unidentified
Is that correct?
No, this is, she is getting in the car and I'm turning around to finally look.
And I saw it.
art bell
Finally.
unidentified
This thing was disgusting.
Yes.
And it nodded its head at me.
I turned around.
My aunt pulled out of the supermarket, left me there.
Wow.
I'm so scared.
art bell
Your hand after you help her out.
Oh, my goodness.
Then she leaves you in the parking lot with this grotesque, horrible thing.
unidentified
Well, there's the thing I look back at her because I had to have turned white.
You know what I mean?
Because I turned right back around because I'm so scared.
And then when I turned back, it was gone.
And so I sat there thinking, there's no way this could have just happened.
There's no way.
I'm thinking, like, maybe it's PDSD, blah, blah, blah.
But she saw this.
You know what I mean?
She's the one who got all scared at this.
So I couldn't even get a hold of her.
So scared, she squeaked.
She did.
It was insane.
art bell
All right, sir.
Thank you very much for the call.
I love the part about her climbing in the car, turning the key on, and peeling out, leaving you to deal with this horrible, grotesque thing that causes people to squeak.
Just bad, bad, bad.
All right, folks.
We're in the last hour here.
So I guess let me recite the phone numbers.
If you would like to join us, if you have had an inhuman encounter, then we have an inhuman encounter line.
That means those of you who have had a, at the very least, a face-to-face encounter, kind of like this man just described, with something clearly not human.
If that's you, it's area code 575-208-7787.
Area code 575-208-7787.
And if you're a first-time caller to the program, it's area code 775-285-50800.
Then, of course, Skype M-I-T-D-51 in North America.
And remember, just talk directly into the phone.
No speakerphones.
If you doubt whether your Skype is working, there's this thing called the Skype Echo Server.
You can talk into it and listen to how it comes back, and you'll know whether you're going to sound good before you call.
So there you have it.
Let's go to the first time caller line.
You're on the air.
unidentified
Art Bell.
art bell
Yes, indeed.
larry in ghost train pictures
So many late nights working in the film industry.
I'm an animation director.
This is Larry over at Ghost Train Pictures.
art bell
Larry, are you on speakerphone?
Larry?
unidentified
Yes.
art bell
Are you on speakerphone?
larry in ghost train pictures
No, I am not.
art bell
What do you want?
larry in ghost train pictures
I have got my headset on.
art bell
Your headset is not active or not working properly.
You're on what, a laptop?
larry in ghost train pictures
Yeah, I'm on my desktop.
unidentified
Okay.
art bell
So you don't have it actually engaged in Skype.
Here's what you've got to do.
Just put the mic away because it's not working anyway and get close to the laptop because that's the microphone that's working.
larry in ghost train pictures
Okay.
unidentified
Is this any better?
art bell
No, actually, it's worse.
larry in ghost train pictures
Oh, wait, hold on a second.
How about that?
art bell
It's really bad.
unidentified
Gosh.
larry in ghost train pictures
Well, shoot.
I'll try to make this fast.
art bell
All right, what I'm going to ask you to do is what I've been telling everybody.
I'm sincerely sorry, but it's just not good enough to be on the air.
I may have made it worse, actually, by trying to have you repair it.
So go to the Skype Echo server and say something and wait for it to come back, and you will see how you sound.
And you can make improvements and test, and you can use that echo server as frequently as you like until you sound really, really good.
So we're going to, let's see, let's go to Iowa City, Iowa.
unidentified
Lou.
Oh, I'm so glad you picked up because if you'd waited another minute, I would have broken your tea drink maximum.
art bell
That's all right.
unidentified
Well, welcome.
Well, thanks for taking my call.
Before I say what I want to say, I did want to correct something a previous caller said about how they haven't released the names of the San Bernardino victims.
They actually did today.
As a matter of fact, NPR spent most of the day reading short bios throughout their programs of the victims.
art bell
Yeah, I know even CNN has been interviewing relatives of the victims, that sort of thing.
unidentified
I see.
Did they break into their houses, too?
art bell
I beg your pardon?
Did they break into that?
unidentified
Did they break into their houses?
art bell
CNN and the media, that's not fair.
They didn't break into that house.
This guy who owns the building invited them in.
I wonder what has become of him, though.
I mean, a black SUV whisked him up and took him away, yeah.
unidentified
That's interesting.
Well, the reason I'm calling, though, is I was wondering if you've heard a song called The Bottomless Hole by a band called The Handsome Family.
art bell
Hans said I have.
unidentified
It's a trippy little alternative country song, but it's influenced by Mel Sol.
So I thought you might be interested in...
Can you send me a copy?
I probably could, yes.
art bell
I don't know why they didn't go ahead and call it Mel's Hole.
unidentified
Yeah, that's a good question.
I don't know.
art bell
That's a guy I'd love to interview is Mel.
You know, I think he's in Australia.
Mel, if you can hear me, buddy, call.
unidentified
The last show I had heard, he was in Australia.
art bell
Yeah, same here.
I've actually gone back now and I've interviewed the majority of the original pretty wild guests that I've interviewed.
Mel is an exception, and I'd love to have the opportunity to, you know, before he passes or I pass or whatever.
unidentified
Have you had Riley Martin on?
Would you consider having Riley Martin on again?
I would.
Yeah, I think he'd be fun.
art bell
I wonder what he's doing.
unidentified
Well, he was doing a show on Howard Stern's radio station for a while about his experiences.
And he had a huge falling out with him over money, but that was some good radio, too.
art bell
Well, falling out, drama.
unidentified
Yep.
Yep.
art bell
Appreciate it, Sarah.
Thank you.
We'll look into Riley on our special line, face-to-face with something non-human.
Hello.
spontane in unknown
Art Bell.
art bell
Yes, ma'am.
spontane in unknown
It is Fontaine here.
And I have been wanting to talk to you about this ever since you had your encounter with an inhuman being.
Okay?
art bell
Well, you mean a shadow person.
spontane in unknown
Well, okay.
Yeah, we'll call it that.
unidentified
Okay?
spontane in unknown
It's the early 90s.
It's the early 90s, and I had been practicing certain tantric yoga practices for about two years in order to try to cause a spiritual event in my life.
It's called Kundalini Awakening.
It's been studied for like 4,000 years by the Hindus, and they've really got a lot of writings on this.
And I warn everybody, don't try this at home.
art bell
Like white bulbs.
spontane in unknown
Because it was what?
art bell
I said, like light bulbs, eating light bulbs.
spontane in unknown
Yeah, like light bulbs.
And you had me going the whole time.
I was like flinching, going, oh, no, no, no, no.
art bell
That first bite was pretty good, huh?
sounded good.
spontane in unknown
It was really...
art bell
Oh, really?
spontane in unknown
Anyway, okay.
unidentified
Yes.
spontane in unknown
So back to the story.
Okay, so I had been doing these practices, and I had gone to bed that evening, and I was laying in my bed on my side facing the door.
And I was in that kind of relaxed place, kind of in between awake and sleep, and I suddenly perceived a being at my door.
And I was told immediately, do not open your eyes, or you will lose your mind.
Be still, do not move.
And I did not let the fear of it override my reason.
So I complied.
The being approached my bed and started working on my body, leaning over me.
And I could see through my eyelids.
I could see that it was hooded.
art bell
What do you mean working on your body?
spontane in unknown
It was like if you could imagine a chiropractor, except with a quantum level of ability to permeate the tissues and do things.
art bell
Quantum body.
All right, quantum chiropractor.
spontane in unknown
There you go.
And I was terrified, but I just was determined I was not going to let the fear run the experience for me.
And that's what I think might happen sometimes with people.
Anyway, it seemed like a he, and I could see it through my eyelids.
And it had a robe on.
It was tall, dark.
I couldn't really see the face.
Thank God.
Didn't want to.
And it did things to my body that felt like it activated a battery pack at the bottom of my spine.
and it was like five million orgasms going up your spine at one time.
art bell
I mean, this is not terror.
spontane in unknown
No, no, no, no, no.
unidentified
Just listen, I'm telling you, it's a positive experience, which I've been wanting to tell you about.
spontane in unknown
Okay, so it goes all the way up, and it's supposed to go up through the top of your head if you do it right.
Well, because I'm a smoker, I had damage in my upper lungs, and the energy flowed into my heart chakra.
And in Tibet, they call this, I have now have, and have had since this happened, something called wind horse disease.
And it's very hard to manage, but it's due to some past life injuries I'm sure you don't want to hear about right now.
But the point is that it came back for three consecutive nights.
I mean, it did its thing, and I flinched.
What happened was I flinched, and it went in through, it was like went in through my heart and spread out through my upper chest.
art bell
Well, how do you know it was a, maybe it was a she and you've had a.
spontane in unknown
No, it felt like a heat.
I'm pretty good at reading stuff, and you have to be to do this stuff.
And it was a heat.
And my impression, the point of it.
art bell
I would not think less of you if it was a she.
spontane in unknown
Oh, I know.
But the thing I want to talk to you about is the point I want to make is that, you're so funny.
The point I want to make was that it seemed like it was a member of an ancient, it had never been human.
It was an ancient being, very, very, I mean, like millions of years old, maybe.
art bell
Which you could see through your closed eyelids, right?
spontane in unknown
Yes, sir.
unidentified
Yeah.
Sure could.
spontane in unknown
And it seemed like it was there, almost like it was returning an old favor, or maybe it had something to do with my ancestry.
There was a link there between me and this being.
But my impression was that it was a minion of the angel of death.
And so in your earlier calls, when you were talking about maybe that was death knocking at your door, which the calls have been excellent, as usual.
But the impression I had was that this was called to me because my energy had gotten high enough that I got its attention and it returned some, it gave me some kind of reward.
Obviously.
art bell
Again and again and again.
spontane in unknown
Yeah, I played Flashful Music and the energy is still moving through our body, but it came back three nights in a row in different stages of sleep in different formats.
But my message to you is, what if you had not had the fear response?
Maybe you were having some kind of unknown physical event happening when you were working that night.
Really?
art bell
So, yeah, she could have missed out on the big one.
The big O, right?
Let's go to, I can't pronounce this.
Can you pronounce your name for me?
unidentified
Aaron Kosra.
art bell
Okay.
myinfo in idaho
Yeah, it's Oxymax.
I'm from Winnipeg, Canada.
unidentified
Really?
art bell
It's A-A-R-Y-N-K-A-S-R-A.
You don't want to fool something like that.
Anyway, how you doing?
myinfo in idaho
I'm good.
It's an honor to talk.
unidentified
You've been listening to for like 20 years.
art bell
So yeah, I don't really have a question.
unidentified
I just hold in because I just got the time traveler subscription and they really recommend it.
So I just wanted to say that to everyone.
art bell
It's so you can listen anytime you want to priceless nights like this.
myinfo in idaho
Yeah, it's awesome.
art bell
Where you can hear me again and again crunch on a potato chip and have everybody out there wince.
unidentified
Yeah, exactly.
myinfo in idaho
And also, I'm really glad you didn't fight the bulb.
art bell
I'm glad you're back.
Bite the bulb.
Yeah, that's a way to put it.
So any strange events in your life, sir?
Save listening to the show?
myinfo in idaho
Not really.
unidentified
Just trying to kill the night shift, which comes in handy.
art bell
It's really nice to have talk radio if you're at work and you're able to listen to it.
Pretty cool way to go, I'd say.
wolfman in dm talkers
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah, and thanks a lot for coming back.
It's awesome that you're back on the air.
art bell
Thank you, my friend.
unidentified
Bye.
art bell
See you later.
All right.
We're going to have a talk on the FastBlast for the end, but not yet.
I just want you all thinking about it.
It's going to be only on the phone.
I cannot do fast blast with Skype because people can never quickly enough get their...
I think, though, that they would not get their devices turned down fast enough.
So we'll hold it to phone for this week.
Maybe I'll add Skype to FastBlast next week.
York, Pennsylvania, I believe it is, first-time caller.
unidentified
Hello.
benton in arkansas
Hello.
unidentified
Hi, Art.
Yes.
Great honor to talk to you.
art bell
Thank you.
You've never called the show, huh?
unidentified
I have not, but I've been listening to you for a long time.
art bell
Well then, welcome.
What's up?
unidentified
Thank you.
I have a story for you, but actually, I wanted to know if anyone out there knows what I've experienced.
art bell
Well, wait, let me try.
No, I can't pull it in.
unidentified
I tried.
art bell
You're going to have to tell me.
unidentified
I will.
I had an experience when I was younger, and I'm not sure if it may be it was a demon or shadow people or just a ghost or an entity.
But I've had this experience where at first it was knocking on the wall at me and I thought it was neat at first.
So I started knocking back at it.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah.
So and then it just got more intense.
Like I started seeing things like in my room when I would try to go to sleep, I would turn lights off and I would see like dark shadows of people walking across my room and I've been like physically hit and I had an experience where it looked like television lights were on but there was no television lights on like you know how like when the television lights flash
art bell
I do.
unidentified
You could see, like, colors of changes of lights.
art bell
Yes.
unidentified
But there was nothing in the room.
So I just, like, stopped.
And I, like, froze because I was so scared.
I just froze.
And I'm not sure what I experienced.
But I had, like, someone.
I was, like, sitting in a chair, like, on the couch.
And I had, like, somebody sit down beside me where you could feel like the seat beside you was going down.
Yeah.
Do you know what that might have been?
Um, no.
art bell
I'm sorry.
I don't have a clue.
You can't call me with something like that.
There was something beside me.
It's like it went back, you know, like it was laying back.
What was that, Art?
I have no idea.
I'm sorry.
I'm really sorry.
It was a great story.
But if you were depending on me for information about what it was, you're definitely barking up the wrong tree.
All right.
unidentified
Let me try real quickly.
art bell
Cynthia on Skype.
Hello, Cynthia.
unidentified
Hi.
I have an experience with outer world being, I guess you could call it.
Okay.
I had a host guest.
And I came out of the bathroom.
She had put my coffee carafe in the microwave.
And I yelled, get that out of there.
And she screamed.
And I thought it was, I had scared her.
And then she said, there was a man standing over there.
And I said, did he have blonde hair and white clothes?
She said, yes.
I said, oh, that's my guardian angel.
Okay.
art bell
And that was indeed a guardian angel?
unidentified
Yeah.
I had met him before.
art bell
I've always wondered if guardian angels are even real.
unidentified
I believe in them.
I believe there's other spirits that protect us, too.
art bell
Well, do you think that if, for example, I hate to say this, but let's say you're in a car speeding toward an intersection, and you go blowing through a stop sign, and another car is going to broadside you, do you think your guardian angel would step in and see to it that you invisibly just transform right through the car without harm?
unidentified
That could very well be.
In fact, I had an experience once where a guy ran a red light.
We should have collided, but somehow we had both managed, our cars had turned to avoid collision.
wolfman in dm talkers
Yes.
unidentified
And it was, like, really strange.
Mm-hmm.
art bell
Well, guardian angels, huh?
I wouldn't test that theory any more than I'd eat a light bulb for real.
Let's go to, I have no idea what this is.
First time caller line, you're on the air.
larry in ghost train pictures
Art Bell, this is Larry again.
art bell
Larry, you're only allowed to call once.
That's an absolute...
unidentified
No, no, no, no, no.
larry in ghost train pictures
You hung up on me earlier because my connection was bad.
art bell
Oh, over on Skype.
wolfman in dm talkers
That's right.
larry in ghost train pictures
Boy, I'm glad you didn't hang up on me.
unidentified
Okay, go ahead.
larry in ghost train pictures
I'm now on my cell phone.
wolfman in dm talkers
Okay.
larry in ghost train pictures
So this is my encounter story.
I am an animation director, work in the film industry.
unidentified
Right.
larry in ghost train pictures
And thankfully, I have had you to keep me company as well.
all these years i was in india on a production and this was about 2008 and i was at the very southern tip of india near a city called trivandrum i had been uh by the ocean that evening decided i was going to go home stay at the the nicest hotel there in trivandrum called the mascot hotel so i fall asleep with the lights on around 1230 a.m and approximately 2 in the morning i i wake up like someone had shoved me and i thought well i just woke myself up i
kicked in my sleep, but I noticed I'd left the lights on and the television.
So I sit up in bed, and I reach over to turn the lamp off, and there starts to be this brownout.
In India, electricity sometimes is inconsistent.
art bell
I understand, yes.
unidentified
I've never heard that before.
But when I reached for the light, it didn't feel like the light was just dimming.
larry in ghost train pictures
It felt like the light was getting sucked out of the room.
And I suddenly became aware of this presence above me and just to the right, and I looked up.
And imagine if you're in a swimming pool wearing a snorkel mask where everything's crystal clear, and someone were to pour a five-gallon bucket of India ink down on top of you.
This dark cloud comes down, and out of this cloud, two cloud-like kindreds drop out, and they seem to touch my tongue.
And at the moment they made contact, I was able to move.
And the closest thing I can describe this as is when I was a kid, I was five years old, and I stuck a key into an electrical outlet, and that electric charge when you can't move for a moment, that's what it felt like.
art bell
Right.
Wow.
larry in ghost train pictures
So I tried to speak, and slowly, I didn't have to think of that.
It just came out of my mouth.
unidentified
I said, the Lord is holy.
larry in ghost train pictures
It was like, boom, had to get it out.
And immediately this dimensional presence, it flattened, like looking at an inkblot under a microscope.
between the two pieces of glass, and it slid away.
It didn't go through the wall.
It slid away from my being able to see it.
And I jumped out of bed, and I didn't have any fear.
I would have thought if someone told me this was going to happen, I'd be terrified.
unidentified
So, saying the Lord is holy saved you.
larry in ghost train pictures
It absolutely did.
And again, back to some of the other callers where they were saying about religion, man, I'm right on board.
art bell
All right, well, you obviously are.
Yeah, you obviously are right on board.
Now, I've never met anybody who, at a moment like that, yelled something like, Mickey Mouse is real.
Probably wouldn't work.
And if you're that scared, you probably wouldn't say that anyway, right?
I'm Art Bell, and this is Midnight in the Heretical Desert.
unidentified
Don't leave me this way.
Baby, my heart is one of the more that's inside for you.
Come on, men and women, Skype called Midnight in the Desert at MITD51.
That's MITD51.
art bell
That's right.
unidentified
That's the way to get thrown Skype and listen to me, ladies and gentlemen.
art bell
About 10 minutes before the end of the show, we're going to begin doing what I call Fast Blast.
And here's the way it's going to work.
We're going to do it tonight only on the telephone.
Telephone lines only.
Therefore, prepare to jot down a number.
I'm going to get them out here in a second.
And when I answer the phone, I'm going to say you're on the air, and that's all I'm going to say.
And you're going to hear a little ding sound.
Then you're going to hear me say I'm on the air.
Don't say, how are you, Art?
Don't say, hi, Art.
Just give me one sentence that's meaningful.
unidentified
All right?
art bell
Don't say anything bad, because if you do, I will push the button on you, and then your sentence will not be heard by anybody.
Do not give out a website, because we're not allowing websites to be given out anymore because of people who give out triple X websites.
I don't want anybody misled into, well, heaven knows what, right?
So those are the rules.
One sentence.
Say your sentence, whatever it is.
Don't say, hi, Art.
Don't say, how are you, Art?
Don't even say Roswell's.
unidentified
Nothing.
art bell
Just give me your sentence, one sentence.
I'm going to give you about 10 seconds, and I'm going to move on to the next call.
Now, all of that said, here are the numbers.
The public number is Area Code 952-225-5278.
Are you getting this?
952-225-5278.
Keep dialing because we're going to move so fast that, you know, once we begin, you'll get through.
Then also, you can use Area Code 575-208-7787.
That is presently our creature line.
Area code 575-208-7787.
And finally, the first time caller line is also available at Area Code 775-285-5800.
One more time, 775-285-5800.
And we're about 10 or 15 minutes away from that point.
And when we get there, we're just going to go through lines like there's no tomorrow.
Let's go to Denver and say, yo, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hi, Art.
I've never been on the radio show before, so I'm real nervous.
art bell
Oh, well, just relax.
Take a deep breath.
unidentified
Okay, okay.
I swear to you, this whole story is true.
When I was a little kid, I was probably six or seven, so this would have been 76, 77.
We lived in my family's house, and we had just moved there a couple years before that.
I had friends and family that came over, and when we were kids, we would stay up late, and we would watch things on TV.
And several people saw this.
Two of my cousins saw it, several of my friends, several of my sister's friends, my sister.
When you were sitting on the couch in the den, you could see through the kitchen to the hallway that went down to the bedrooms.
And we would see this white figure walk past that doorway.
And that's all it would ever do.
And when me and my sister were asleep at night or going to sleep at night, occasionally we would see it walk past.
And it never did anything but that.
And it was just this white figure, like the shape of a man, but it had no features.
So one night, I'm laying in bed, and I used to be just terrified of the dark, just terrified of the dark.
And I'm laying in bed, and I would wake up at night, and I would call my dad for a glass of water.
And I didn't really care if I got a glass of water or not.
I was just scared.
So I call my dad, and I'm like sitting up in the bed, and I'm like, Daddy, Daddy.
And the white thing walks past the door and stopped.
And it had never done that before.
And it turns around and it looks at me and I'm not at all scared.
Okay, I should have been.
If I saw this thing today, I would be terrified.
art bell
Okay, we're almost out of time here.
unidentified
Okay, okay, okay, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
It said, what do you want?
And I said, oh, I want my betty.
And he said, why?
And I said, because I want a glass of water.
And then he started talking to me, and I don't remember what he said.
And then the next thing I know, I'm screaming.
And my dad comes down the hall with a shotgun.
And then my mom is in the room with me, crying her eyes out, hugging me.
And the best way I can describe it is it glowed.
It was white, and it had a glow to it.
And it almost looked like the texture of when you look at the moon.
And my parents would never talk about it.
And 10 years ago, before my dad died, I asked him about that night.
And he told me the rest of the story.
And I don't know if we've got time for that or not.
art bell
Actually, we don't.
It's got to be real fast.
unidentified
Okay.
Well, he said that they were laying in bed, and he woke up, and he could hear my mom crying.
And then he was like laying on his back, which he doesn't normally lay on his back.
art bell
10 seconds, sir.
unidentified
Okay, he looked over.
She's crying.
He couldn't move.
She couldn't move.
And there were these figures standing around him.
And he heard somebody talking to me.
And then all of a sudden, I started screaming.
Everything disappeared.
And then he ran and got his gun and came in there.
That's the whole story.
art bell
All right.
Thank you very much for wrapping it up.
unidentified
All right.
art bell
We are now going to engage Fast Blast.
All of the numbers that I gave you are now operational.
So when I punch that button, I want you to give me about one sentence that's very important and stop there because that's all the time we've got.
And here we go.
You're on the air.
unidentified
God, please bless the earth.
Indeed.
art bell
Very well done.
Thank you.
Hello, you're on the air.
spontane in unknown
I once has an encounter with an inhuman.
He happens to come on after you.
art bell
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hi, Art.
Only 7% of all historical wars are fought in the name of religion.
I just wanted to correct you on that.
art bell
Thank you.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hi, Art.
There's a new story in Canada about their drinking water being laced with moose PNA to create moose hybrids.
Wait a minute.
art bell
Laced with what?
unidentified
The water is laced with moose PNA in an effort to create moose hybrids.
That's all.
Okay.
art bell
I thought I heard that.
I wasn't sure.
Hello, you're on the air.
larry in ghost train pictures
Hello, Art.
unidentified
Hello.
larry in ghost train pictures
Hey, this is Jesse out here in Vancouver, Washington.
art bell
You're not supposed to say all that.
unidentified
Just give me a sentence of importance.
Okay, I saw something inhuman.
I want to tell you about it.
art bell
Okay, next time.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
Eating a light bulb with no filling.
Ugh.
art bell
Hello, you're on the air.
spontane in unknown
Hi, this is Matt the Dungeons and Dragons guy.
unidentified
I found a girl and she likes to wear healthiers for me, so that's pretty cool, right?
art bell
That's way cool, sir.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
If you're not comfortable in your own skin, you're probably just hanging out with the wrong people.
art bell
Thank you.
You're on the air.
myinfo in idaho
Hello.
art bell
Oh, I didn't.
Well, no, you are there.
unidentified
Hello.
art bell
Going once, going twice.
unidentified
Yes?
larry in ghost train pictures
Hello.
unidentified
Hello.
larry in ghost train pictures
I listen every night.
unidentified
I love yourself.
art bell
Thank you.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
If you burp, fire, and sneeze at the same time, you'll die.
art bell
Hello, you're on the air.
benton in arkansas
Hey, how's it going?
art bell
You're not supposed to say that.
Do you have an important sentence for me?
unidentified
No.
art bell
Okay, well, thank you then.
Hello, you're on the air.
No?
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hey, I just wanted to say before you go to bed tonight, everybody just go, huh?
Shout out to DM talk on Twitter.
art bell
That's right.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hello.
I just wanted to tell you that you're my fiancé's third favorite person in the world.
I'll have to figure out how I feel about that.
art bell
You're on the air.
Hello.
benton in arkansas
Shout out from the Midnight Riders.
unidentified
Anything from John Teeter?
art bell
Oh, that's the way to do it.
Nothing from John, but good shout-out there, buddy.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hi, could you explain for the new listeners your past feelings about callers named Steve?
art bell
Not in past blast.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hi.
DM Talk loves you, and we just want you to know that you're the best.
art bell
Thank you.
DM Talk sometimes loves me, sometimes hates me, but that's life.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
All right, you got to get Linda Malton Howe on your show to talk about Fukushima.
art bell
Fukushima, I had to bleep that out.
unidentified
Hello, you're on the air.
Hey, oh, shit, thank you for coming back on the air.
You're amazing.
benton in arkansas
I love your show.
unidentified
Thank you.
art bell
Very kind.
Thank you.
You're on the air now.
Hello.
unidentified
Hey, Art.
Star of the First Awakens next week in Hollywood.
spontane in unknown
Jedi Miller.
unidentified
Hello.
art bell
Next week, huh?
All right.
Hi, you're on the air.
wolfman in dm talkers
I've seen a where rabbit.
It's Wolfband Mike again from Shoutout DM Talk.
art bell
All right, a lot of people up there, I guess.
You're on the air.
Hello.
Going once, going twice, gone.
unidentified
Evil came to me when I was four years old.
art bell
Really?
All right.
Thank you.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
JC, I summon you.
art bell
Oh, that might work.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
My prayers go out to all people in San Marantino.
art bell
I'll meet you.
Hi, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hi, I just wanted to give you kudos and praise for pulling the trigger.
I'm sorry you're not a better shot.
art bell
I didn't pull the trigger.
I got close.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
Jet fuel can't melt fuel beads.
art bell
You're on the air.
Hello.
unidentified
Yes, 2.8 million species on the planet.
Not a single one of them eats money, including you.
Let's make America great again.
art bell
We don't need money.
Okay, thank you.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
Thank you, Art.
I just want everyone that can hear me to pray for me to have an awesome day tomorrow.
art bell
Thank you.
You're very welcome.
Have an awesome day, Dude, hi, you're on the air.
unidentified
Why do you always sound like David Brinkley, Art?
art bell
Do you really think so?
You're on the air.
unidentified
Hello.
Yes, watch the initial version of The Manchurian Candidate with Frank Sinatra.
Incredible movie.
Watch the first 15 minutes and pay attention to the bibliography of the brain control that they should be talking about.
art bell
Thank you.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hello, you need to have John Kesak as a guest.
art bell
John Kesak, look into it, all right?
Thank you.
You're on the air.
Hello.
unidentified
Watch the free online video titled, We Need to Talk About Sandy Hook.
art bell
Okay, thank you.
You're on the air.
Hello.
unidentified
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
art bell
We all know that.
You're on the air.
unidentified
Hello.
You need to learn about Islam from Dr. Bill Warner.
art bell
Okay, well, there you go.
On the air, you are.
unidentified
Go ahead.
One seconds count.
tim in colby
Police are only minutes away.
art bell
I hope so.
You're on the air.
Hello.
unidentified
I fell down the rabbit hole and I came out on earth.
art bell
Good night.
You're on the air.
Hello.
unidentified
Hello?
Mr. Bell?
Yes.
How dare you?
art bell
I do dare.
How dare you?
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
God came to me when I was four years old as well.
art bell
And you're on the air.
wolfman in dm talkers
Hello.
tim in colby
Hey, L Mao.
unidentified
Remove kebab.
art bell
All right.
You're on the air.
unidentified
Hello.
art bell
Hey, well, that gets weeped.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hey, Arch.
Yes.
Hello?
If you eat kettle chips, it makes your glass sound more glassier.
art bell
Oh, should have told me that earlier.
Thank you.
You're on the air.
unidentified
Hello.
I saw shadow people in Afghanistan, and I see them in the house, too.
art bell
I bet they're everywhere, actually.
You're on the air.
Hello.
unidentified
I want you to have Willie Nelson on again.
art bell
I would love to have Willie Nelson on again.
Thank you.
You're on the air.
unidentified
Hello.
benton in arkansas
Please have someone make your books into an audiobook on Audible, please.
art bell
It's already been done.
I've got an audiobook.
You didn't know that?
benton in arkansas
On Audible?
art bell
An Audible audiobook.
Well, what other kind of audiobook would there be?
You're on the air.
Hello.
unidentified
Hello.
art bell
Going once, going twice.
unidentified
Oh, oops.
art bell
Too late.
You've got to be ass.
Come on, folks.
This is ass blast, so you've got to get right on it.
You're on the air.
unidentified
Hello.
Art.
Yes.
benton in arkansas
Trump's 16, baby.
unidentified
Let's make America great again.
art bell
Oh, that'll be interesting to see.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
What doesn't kill us makes us stronger or insane?
Is that a political comment?
No, just a personal belief.
art bell
I couldn't resist, sorry.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
Turkish Star Wars is the most bizarre movie I've ever seen.
art bell
Turkish Star Wars.
Yeah, it's kind of like that over there.
And if any other nations join, they're going to need the force.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hey, you just had your crazy guy came on the air and you cut him off.
art bell
I did.
Everybody gets cut off.
You get 10 seconds.
Hi, you're on the air.
benton in arkansas
You give me a heart attack.
You owe me a big favor.
art bell
I don't want to do that.
No heart attacks.
But it was a pretty cool stun anyway.
Hi, you're on the air.
larry in ghost train pictures
Hi, my name is Jake.
I'm from Stephen, Oregon.
art bell
Hey, Jake.
What can I do for you?
benton in arkansas
Hello?
unidentified
I've been hearing some funny.
art bell
Hello, you're on the air.
Hello, you're on the air.
larry in ghost train pictures
Hey, Art, Blue's Image.
It thinks you're great, man.
Keep playing right, Captain Ride.
unidentified
Thanks, buddy.
All right.
art bell
Thank you.
unidentified
Hi, you're on the air.
benton in arkansas
Hello?
art bell
No?
unidentified
Tell the lies.
art bell
Hi, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hi, I love this show that you did where people were telling lies.
They had judges.
art bell
Oh, we'll do that again.
Yeah, truth or trash.
You're on the air.
Hello.
unidentified
All right, placing Freebird to play us out tonight.
Freebird, bro.
art bell
It's been a long time since I've heard that.
You're on the air.
Hello.
unidentified
Hello.
art bell
Howdy.
larry in ghost train pictures
Is it me?
art bell
Is you?
larry in ghost train pictures
Okay, all right, good.
unidentified
I think it's pretty scary.
Last week during Bass Blast, someone predicted a terrorist attack.
art bell
Yeah, that might be true.
You're on the air.
Hello.
unidentified
Yes, Arc.
Good morning.
I guess it's only good if you can pass it.
art bell
Well, that's right.
Okay.
Thank you very much.
unidentified
Hello, you're on the air.
Enter Sandman!
art bell
You're on the air.
unidentified
Hello.
Iowa Hawkeyes, let's go, baby.
art bell
You can speak tomorrow, boys.
Thank you.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
15 minutes of creativity from the inspired deer.
art bell
You're on the air.
unidentified
Hello?
Bell, Rick, the Vegas Captain here.
So glad you blow George Norrie out of the water.
art bell
Well, thank you for the opinion.
You're on the air.
Hello.
unidentified
Hi, most of your callers are idiots, and I think that guns need to be taken out of the whole world.
art bell
You really think all guns...
We need to have a talk.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
My chat press sounds like that, babe.
art bell
You're on the air.
unidentified
Hello.
Hello.
Magazine.
art bell
Hello, you're on the air.
Hello?
unidentified
Hello?
art bell
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
Art?
art bell
Yes.
unidentified
Yart, I got a quick understanding that I've been working on for years, but it explains quantum entanglement, explains the double split experiment.
art bell
Okay, well, there's not enough time for that.
Hello, you're on the air.
unidentified
Art, thanks for coming back.
This country needed to hear your voice.
art bell
Take care, buddy.
You're on the air, and I'm about out of time.
unidentified
Hello.
Hey, LMAO.
Hey, LMAO.
art bell
Over the limit.
You're on the air.
unidentified
Hello.
Art, I love you.
Roswell's to you, baby.
art bell
Thank you.
unidentified
Inforce.com.
art bell
You're on the air.
Hello.
unidentified
I love the show.
Thank you.
art bell
Well, thank you.
And tell the world good night.
unidentified
Good night.
art bell
Good night, world.
unidentified
Come on.
Good night, world.
art bell
That's the way to do it.
All right.
Good night, everybody.
We'll do it again.
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