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Sept. 21, 1998 - Bill Cooper
01:27:28
WBCQ Debut #2
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We're back in business.
All right.
Okay, go ahead.
Anyway, you can purchase, like we say, solid copper grounding rods from hardware stores, radio shack, or large electrical, you know, warehouses where they wind motors.
Any electrician can point you in the direction.
Like I say, use at least 10 gauge solid copper wire.
True grounding wire is 4 gauge.
It's about a quarter inch thick.
It runs about 50 to 75 cents a foot.
Whereas you can get 10 gauge for right around 14 to 18 cents a foot.
And 10 gauge is plenty because you're running a very small antenna.
Very low power and very low elevation.
Because you're not a commercial outfit.
Okay?
One thing about the static discharge unit.
It's mounted on the outside.
On the mast.
It just goes in line.
It just, the wire goes into it and right back out of it.
It's only about two inches long and essentially it's a fusible link.
If the static level gets too high or you do get hit with an electrical discharge, i.e.
lightning, then it melts and doesn't let the charge come into your house and melts your equipment completely.
It'll probably ruin it, but at least your house won't burn down.
Your house won't burn down.
That's good though.
It's gonna hurt the equipment.
Oh man.
You know, there's a lot of other things.
Like I said, folks, if only six people hear your radio station on the air.
Six neighbors.
That's six more people that will hear the truth than would ever hear it watching the establishment brainwashing stuff.
And you know, I was listening last week when they kept saying, well, you know, the Jews own all the media, the Jews own all the newspapers, the Jews own all... No, folks, they don't.
All of these things are corporations.
Anybody can own them.
And to tell you how interested people are in really owning the news, we tried to get a movement going in the early days of The Hour of the Time, and I bet you Alan Weiner And Johnny Lightning will remember this, I know Scott Becker
will.
We tried to get together a movement whereby people bought stock in Gannett Corporation,
which owns a major portion of the media in this country.
And all we wanted to do was get a voting block of stock that was large enough so that we could dictate to the board of directors that they tell the truth in the newspapers and on the radio and on the television stations that Gannett owned.
And guess what?
All this griping and moaning and complaining about how all the gills on all the media, and nobody tells the truth in the media, and we want to have a voice in the media, and we want to, you know, go back to the way America's supposed to be.
Guess how many of these whining, complaining, nitwit, ignoramus people Really wanted to do that.
Guess how many of them would part with just enough money to buy one or two shares of stock
and turn over the voting rights to us so that we could go and vote as one block of stock?
You ready?
Bye.
Not many, folks.
I'm not going to embarrass you by telling you the true number.
You see, we needed a whole bunch of stock, and we got some stock.
You know, and the people who really did care and really did buy the stock and turn over the proxy to us so that we could go to the stockholders' meeting and vote their stock were good, honest people who really mean what they say and really care.
And everybody else is still sitting around betting and complaining about how they disowned the media.
Well, I've got to tell you something.
Anybody who owns stock in the media owns the media, and you all had your chance.
I know that at the time that we started this movement, I had 10 million listeners in the United States alone, not counting all the millions of listeners around the world who were listening to the Hour of the Time on WWCR.
So you had your chance.
You're still sitting there betting and complaining and crying and whining and mumbling... Well, if they do, somebody sold it to them.
And I don't think that they really do.
I think if you really examined the ownership of the stock of all the media companies in this country, you'd find out that very few of them are Jews.
And if you don't believe me, check it out for yourself.
You see, they're corporations.
If you really want to take the media away from whoever the hell you think owns it, all you gotta do is do it.
All you gotta do is buy the stock and vote it.
You can hire a whole new board of directors.
You can hire new editors and talking heads and, you know, we could We could put a canvas coat on Ted Copulate and stick him in a rowboat off the coast of Maine and make a fisherman out of him.
And that's the truth.
I gotta tell you, that little turkey makes me so mad when I see him strutting there with his ego hanging out all over the place like he really knows what we're supposed to think.
Oh, man.
You talk about a bandy rooster.
I've never seen anything in my life like Ted Copulate.
Oh, don't get me started.
Don't get me started on these guys because I can't stand them.
His air of superiority.
Oh, jeez.
As if.
Never mind.
Dear Lord, help me through my hour of need.
Give me strength and shut me up.
Thank you.
Okay, now, here's the goal.
Here's what we want to do.
You see, we don't care if you broadcast the hour of the time or not, but we hope that you will, whether you broadcast it off of shortwave or by tapes and broadcast the tapes.
However you want to do it is fine with us.
We want you to also get a satellite receiving system because you're going to have to have material to broadcast.
You can get it and we're going to make it available to you.
And you can get it for about five hundred and something dollars, a whole total kit and caboodle, everything that you need in order to receive programming, free programming from satellite and rebroadcast it on your micro FM station.
And we want you to carry the hour of the time.
Whether you receive it off a shortwave and broadcast it on your FM station and let people hear what shortwave really sounds like.
In fact, that's a good selling thing because most people have never heard shortwave in their life.
It will give them a chance to see what listening to shortwave is really like.
And I think a lot of people will want to do that.
So, you know, if we can make a network of these micro-broadcasting stations across the nation and across every city in this country, and we all start broadcasting material off of satellite and off of shortwave, then, ladies and gentlemen, the American people have a chance to hear the truth.
We believe in freedom of speech.
We want you to broadcast whatever the hell you want to broadcast.
I don't care what it is, but we want you to broadcast!
We want you to take the airwaves back away from these brainwashing nitwits that think that we're too stupid to be able to handle the truth and just feed us pablum and brainwashing all day, every day.
I'm sick of it.
I know that most of you are sick of it.
Doyle's sick of it.
My daughters are sick of it.
Everybody that I know is absolutely sick of it.
Can't stand it.
Gagged me with a spoon.
Allah.
What's his name in L.A.?
You know, Valley Girl stuff.
Frank Zappa.
He's all right.
I like Frank Zappa.
You've got to do it.
You see, if we can get two micro broadcasting stations On every block in America, all broadcasting the same thing at least part of the day, and whatever you want to broadcast on your own for the rest of the day, because you're all going to have to broadcast some of these same things, because we know that if you're into this, you're into freedom.
And if you're into freedom, you're going to want to broadcast some of the programming that is in the freedom.
Like Radio New York International.
Friday Night Live, my good friend Gary Bourgeois.
You know, this WBCQ is great.
I've got to tell you, it really is great.
And it's nostalgic to me because we all started out together.
We all started together.
Now I don't know if we all started radio together, but I know we all started together on the Becker Satellite Network At one particular time, and the guys from Radio New York International and Alan Wiener helped me get started, and Scott Becker helped me get started, and if it hadn't have been for them, there would never have been an Hour of the Time, because I didn't know how to do it.
And when I first started, I was on satellite, folks, and I've got to tell you, there's this huge satellite radio audience out there, because I really thought, this is the truth, I really thought that I was just Being broadcast on a satellite and nobody was listening.
I thought that radio stations tune through these satellites and decide if they're going to pick up programming or not.
That's what I thought.
That's how dumb I was.
I didn't know anything.
I was ignorant about radio.
That's what I thought was happening.
And then all of a sudden one day we went down to the mailbox and guess what?
There's a lot of mail.
Not just a lot of mail.
Hundreds and hundreds of letters from not just the United States, but all over the world who were listening to me on this stupid satellite.
And that was incredible.
This morning, Luxembourg, South Africa, France.
So then we got some little bit of money together, not much, we didn't have much.
And we got on early Monday morning on the WWCR.
It was Sunday night past midnight.
I think it was one o'clock in the morning, Monday morning.
And I thought, everybody's in bed!
But it was, you know, it was cheap.
We were paying almost nothing for the airtime at that time.
You'd pay out the nose if you go on WWCR today.
For what?
I don't know.
But because they don't treat you good.
I've got to tell you that right now.
They treated us like dirt after all that years of paying them on time and promising us and screwed us over royally.
So we have no love for WWCR whatsoever at all, period.
Anyway, there we were at 1 o'clock in the morning, Monday morning.
Everybody's got to go to work Monday morning.
Nobody's up in the middle of the night listening to me being picked up off a satellite, which nobody is listening to, at 1 o'clock in the morning.
It became the most popular broadcast on WWCR.
Where all these people came from out of the woodwork, I don't know.
We got a call from Adam Locke who wanted to give us five nights a week following Tom Valentine because of the popularity of the broadcast.
They said they were getting more mail than they've ever gotten about any show ever.
And we didn't have the money.
And what we always do is we look at something and see if it's the right thing to do.
And if it is, we do it and we trust in God to furnish us with whatever we need.
And yes, folks, I do believe in God.
I am not an atheist.
I look around at this world and this universe and I see an intelligent hand at work.
I do not believe that there's some old guy in white robes with a long beard sitting on some throne somewhere.
No.
But I believe in God.
One hundred percent.
And I believe that there's one of the laws that God has is if you're doing the right thing, He'll take care of you.
And if you're not, He won't.
That's all there is to it.
So that's how we try To do things.
And sometimes we're successful and sometimes we're not.
And sometimes I get off track and I get smacked down and I've got to get back on track and then things smooth out and stuff magically appears when we need it.
And that's the way it seems to work.
I don't question it.
I believe that life is for living and it's for living, doing as much good as you possibly can.
And any attempt to find any other reason or purpose or anything else only meets with somebody getting absolutely lost, sidetracked, and is worthless to themselves and everybody else until they figure out that whatever they were looking for was already there in the first place.
They just didn't want to confront it, and it's always inside of us.
Anyway, that's your philosophy from Bill Cooper tonight.
Other than that, my main belief is freedom.
If you think this program is religious, it's a freedom ministry.
The ministry of freedom.
Nothing else.
Nothing else.
We believe in freedom of everything.
I don't care what it is.
I do not believe in victimless crimes.
You see, that's where the government steps out and decides to make everybody a criminal.
That's what a victimless crime is.
It's an attempt by the government to get something on everybody so that if you step out of line or say something the government doesn't like, they smack you down like a fly.
Like a fly.
So... Oh, we didn't give the number!
Okay, to call Ramsey and get a catalog.
Get a current catalog before you do anything.
And you can talk to them about whatever you want to talk to them about.
But remember, they're busy.
So call them, toll free, 1-800-446-2295.
Get a catalog.
You can go to our website and go to the micro-broadcasting pages and In fact, we can go online right now and I can just help you guys out here.
Let me crank up the old computator.
Talk about wire more.
Pardon?
Talk about wire.
Everybody's been telling me it's RG59.
No, no, no.
Use RG59, the 75 ohm.
You want 50 ohm, which is RG58.
And if you want really good RG58, you want to get Belden.
It's called Belden.
And if you're not really good at hooking up connections and all that kind of stuff, measure what cable you need first.
And order from somebody who can make up, professionally make up the leads for you.
and put the fittings on, you want probably F fittings, but you can get any kind of fittings you want
that will be compatible with your equipment.
Remember folks, we need to get a network of low power micro broadcasting stations all across this
country.
When we went off of WWCR, we were just on satellite for a while,
we created the World Wide Freedom Radio Network and we had over 700 low power FM broadcasters
picking up our network every single night until we got into some unforeseen difficulties
and the person that we were subleasing the satellite Transponder from didn't pay his bill and and wasn't sending us any invoices or bills and So we lost the the transponder wasn't our fault and I don't even know if it was his fault either I don't know whose fault it was but that went by the wayside now satellite transponder sub audio carriers are so expensive now that
But the cheapest one we found, they want $2,500 a month and we can't afford that, folks.
And so we're on shortwave and low-power FM only.
We still have many low-power micro-broadcasting stations across the country that purchase tapes from us of the old hour of the time and air them religiously.
You can also find the Hour of the Time on the Internet.
And, you know, that's really something.
The Internet is amazing, I've got to tell you.
It is a place of great possibilities and great criminality and a great A horde of social misfits who hide behind computers and strike out at the world.
And it's a great source of disinformation, lies, you know, things that you wouldn't believe.
But they're there.
They're all there.
I've got to tell you.
Let me see if I can remember the password.
Yeah, there it is.
I think that's it.
We are attempting to dial into the internet, folks.
So that little... That's the modem dialing the phone.
And in just a few minutes, we'll be online.
Or just a few... Well, it should be a few seconds.
We'll find out anyway.
I was just telling them about the kits.
The kits.
How they'll come pre-assembled if they're really squeamish about soldering.
Oh my God!
Did you hear that?
Don't be alarmed, folks.
That's what it sounds like when you're making connection with a provider to take you to the internet.
So, everything's cool.
We're going right now to http://harvest-trust.org.
By the way, there is a link, there's a couple of links, three links as a matter of fact, on our website to WBCQ.
So when you go to our website, you'll want to click on those links and visit WBCQ's website.
I am now going down to find on our homepage the link that will take us to micro broadcasting.
And I'm going to sort of clue you into a few other things that you need to know before you get lost in this without doing, you know, the right thing.
You can also see a livestock ticker.
On our website and all kinds of other things.
Web page of hour of the time transcripts.
Oh, let me go to the hour of the time page here.
I'm on our home page now.
We're going to the hour of the time page.
And I'm going to tell you some of the places where you can listen to the hour of the time on the internet.
That is if this thing is going to work here.
Yeah, here we go.
Okay.
For some reason, this is very slow tonight.
Either the internet has a lot of people on it.
Oh, also we have an Art B.S.
Bell page.
That's right, Art B.S.
Bell.
So if you want to go to our website and read that, I highly recommend that everybody read the ARC-BS Bell page.
And, uh, you may begin to understand.
Here we go, micro-broadcasting.
Let me click on that one.
I don't know what's going on here.
It's like we're not connected or something, and I know that we are.
And, uh, I really want to do this.
If it's going to work.
I don't know if it's going to work or not.
doesn't appear to want to work.
This will tell the tale.
Thank you.
I'm going to plug in the email.
It says finding host, but it's not doing anything, which means that there's a problem with our connection.
Wouldn't you know it.
Okay, I guess we're not going to do this.
Go to the web page.
Go to the micro broadcasting link.
And when you get to the micro broadcasting link, click on it and read everything that you can find there.
We spent a lot of time, a lot of work on this.
And it will tell you everything that you need to do and that you need to know in order to get into micro broadcasting.
For some reason, Doyle, we're not, we had a connection and we don't have it now.
So anyway, I'm not going to waste air time on this.
I'm not going to waste air time on this.
So we're going to shut this thing down.
And I'll print out some stuff and read it on the air for you tomorrow night for those of you who don't have a computer and can't get on the Internet.
Like I said, the Internet is a great place.
It's also a terrible place.
And you have to sort of learn how to deal with both.
And don't believe anything.
See, here's what's bad, folks, about all this cyberspace stuff and all this digitized stuff.
Most people don't Understand really what's happening.
And all of you who think that you're safe on the Internet and all your correspondence is private, remember the government created the Internet.
The government controls the Internet.
Regardless of how chaotic it may seem, believe me, believe me, nothing is private on the Internet.
Ever.
Nothing.
Period.
And the minute that you think it is, that's the minute you're going to make a mistake and something's going to, you're going to say or do something that's going to get you in trouble.
PGP, if you think that PGP can't be cracked, I got a few bridges to sell you.
The whole purpose of the National Security Agency is to crack any code that anybody creates anywhere, anytime, ever.
And their specific mission is to crack codes created by nations who have millions and billions of dollars to create codes that can't be cracked, that are cracked every day by the NSA.
And if you think PGP hasn't been cracked by the NSA, you're a loony tune nutso wacky dude.
Don't ask me what that is.
But whatever it is, that's what you are, if you really believe that.
So, don't get caught up in those kinds of fictions, ladies and gentlemen.
Cyberspace was created to control, filter, and monitor information.
It was created by the United States government intentionally and purposefully.
Understand that.
Digital imaging was created so that they can control what you see and feel and think.
You see, with analog, you can always tell if something has been faked.
With digitizing you can't.
They can create people who have never lived, never existed in the history of the world and make you believe that they're living, thinking, talking, breathing, real people.
They can change pictures and events and videotape and records Books that are digitized can have whole passages, chapters, and important portions removed or changed and other stuff inserted in there.
And if you don't have the real hard copy of the printed book to compare it to, you'll never know it in your life.
You will never know it.
There's going to be a day coming When every transaction you make, every phone call you make, most of the business that you transact, all of your entertainment, everything is going to be connected to your television set in your living room and the information will all be digital.
You will go to a digital library to read a digital book.
Remember Animal Farm?
They changed the rules on the side of the barn every day.
That's right.
Changed the rules on the side of the barn every day.
If you didn't get up and read the rules, you didn't know what the rules were.
And you got in trouble every single day.
And that's what's coming, ladies and gentlemen.
complete and total control of everything you see, hear, trust, believe, think, and ditto.
And that's what it is.
When you can't think for yourself, then you've got to ditto what somebody else told you to think.
And that's what most people do.
They've never had an original thought in their entire life.
They are, in fact, ditto heads.
And their lives are controlled by what they see and hear on television, mostly, and a little bit from radio.
Most people You know, if you can believe these polls, I don't believe any of these polls, but I saw a poll not too long ago that said the average American citizen spends seven hours a day in front of a television set.
Now think about that, folks.
How can that be?
I mean, if you go to work, and you work at least eight hours a day, and you come home and you sit in front of a television set for seven hours, and then you go to sleep, when does anybody ever talk to anybody else?
I mean, is this a nation where nobody talks anymore?
I've been to houses where family dinner was quiet and no one talked.
And was it in front of the television set?
Yeah, the big brainwashing tube.
Most people's whole life is owned and controlled and all of their thoughts come from the tube.
The boob tube.
And if you watch very much of it, You're a boob.
If you let your children watch very much of it, you have destroyed their brain.
They will never, you know, whatever they turn out to be is anybody's guess.
But it's going to be something that is going to be a reflection of what they learned on that television set.
And it's the greatest wasteland I've ever seen in my life.
Oh puke, oh puke, oh puke, oh.
Fill my shoes with Pico and throw them in the trash.
That's, you know, that's the way I feel about it.
So, now, it's 8 o'clock and we've got to do this again.
You're listening to... WBCQ.
Monticello, Maine.
USA.
Aha, that sounds good.
Let's do it again.
WBCQ.
Monticello, Maine.
In the USA.
Alright.
We did our duty, Ellen.
The planet.
on High Street.
Don't tell me you guys don't smoke.
I'm out.
That's a myth if I ever heard one.
Okay.
Now what are we going to do?
We've talked about all of that stuff.
It's just a couple of more things about this micro-broadcasting that you need to know.
Let me see here.
You, uh...oh, yeah.
.
The frequency survey.
If you really want to make sure that you don't interfere with any other broadcasting station, in particular commercial stations or airline frequencies or anything like that, I can tell you for sure that the FM-100 Professional FM Stereo Transmitter does not have harmonics on any other frequency, so you can rest assured of that one.
I don't know anything about the FM-25, except it's not supposed to.
That's what Ramsey says.
The FM-10 I wouldn't trust because that's the cheapy version of the others, but you can start out with that because it really doesn't broadcast very far, so it's probably not going to interfere with anything anyway.
But if you're going to, you know, if you really want to do everything right, what you need to do is go down and find a broadcast engineer at one of the local commercial radio stations, because they're always looking for a way to make an extra buck, and get him to run a survey for you to find a frequency in your area to broadcast that will not interfere with any other station, and particularly any other commercial broadcast station.
And he's going to charge you a few bucks for that, but you need to do it.
You really do.
Next thing you need to do is to write a letter to the FCC, telling them where you purchased your transmitter, how much power it has, and tell them that you intend to broadcast with that little transmitter Between 6 p.m.
and midnight.
Monday through Saturday, and you're going to take Sunday off.
Whatever.
But once you make a schedule, you have to make sure that you're broadcasting during those times.
Because your listeners, once they catch on to your station, if they tune in once or twice, and can't find anybody broadcasting there, guess what they do, folks?
They turn off their radio, or they turn to another station, and they don't come back.
So once you set your schedule, and you broadcast your schedule to your listeners, and they become used to listening to your station at those times, make sure that you're always there at that time broadcasting what they've become used to hearing.
That way you will create a listenership.
And if they tune in on a night that you're supposed to be there and you're not, they change stations and they don't come back usually.
That's how you lose listeners.
Okay?
Now, the FCC is probably not going to answer your letter.
Make sure you tell them the power of your transmitter.
Make sure you tell them that you understand that you have a right to broadcast intrastate non-commercial in your area and that you're not broadcasting across any state line or national boundary.
That you purchased your equipment from Ramsey, that you have not altered the equipment, and that it is broadcasting between whatever it is in a hundred thousandths of one watt power, and no more than that.
And chances are they won't even answer your letter.
If they do, they'll probably wish you luck, whatever, because it's perfectly lawful and legal to do that.
Okay?
If they say anything else, send me a copy of what they send you because I want to see what they're trying to do now.
I want to see how far outside their bounds they're trying to step now.
And of course, we don't want to let them do it.
We've got to call them.
When they do that kind of stuff, we have to call them on it.
We have to make sure that they understand that we're not stupid and that we understand the law.
We know that the Constitution is the supreme law, and that they don't have the right to step outside of the restrictions and limitations of the Constitution for the United States of America, no matter what anybody else thinks, says, or does.
Okay?
I mean, that's just the way that it's gotta be.
And, uh... We got what?
What's up, Pooh?
Where is she?
Where are you?
Come here, honey.
Where do you work?
Where do you work?
You want some candy?
Okay.
Do you know where it is?
Does Pooh know where it is?
Okay.
Pooh, go get you out there one piece of candy.
That's all.
And put it back, okay?
Bye, guys.
Thanks for coming to visit, and thanks for asking.
We have a rule in our house.
No candy unless they ask and then, if it's okay, they get one piece only so that their little teeth don't rot out of their head before they even have a chance to start living their life.
Pooh is 8 years old now.
She turned 8 the 30th of May and so she is And by the way, she reads more than most grown adults that have college degrees.
And a lot of other things.
And Allison is going to be, already is, just as smart.
She doesn't read like Pooh does, but, you know, she'll get there.
Anyway, where was I?
What was I talking about?
Oh, yeah.
What was I talking about?
I've lost my train of thought.
Letter of the FCC.
Letter of the FCC, yeah.
Whatever they write back to you, if it's any different than what I told you, usually they won't answer it.
If they do answer it and you have a micro-broadcasting station, they may send you some rules or something that you're supposed to follow.
If they send you anything else other than good stuff, send me a copy so that I can look at it and so that we can get on the air and talk about it.
And so that we can write them a letter and ask them, you know, what they're doing now and why they're doing it and what it all means and, you know, that kind of stuff.
That's really important.
Gotta keep the dragon in its cage.
And we are the Zookeepers!
If we let the dragon get out of its cage and rampage through the town and the city and the countryside and the land, it's our fault.
Because that's the nature of dragons.
It's the nature of government.
To reach out and consume power and take away and grow and get out of hand and make rules and regulations and laws and stuff until nobody can even ever hope to even know what the rules and laws are!
Until you get up one morning and you find out no matter what you do you're breaking some rule or some law somewhere because nobody knows what they are.
And every five minutes they're passing new laws.
Legislators somehow got it in their mind That their whole purpose is to legislate.
To make laws.
And that's not true.
Their purpose is to legislate when necessary and not legislate when it's not necessary.
That's the truth.
But they think somehow if they're not passing new legislation they're not doing their job.
And most of the population thinks so too because One of the things that people get re-elected by, or elected by, is how much legislation they got through Congress, or they got through the State House.
Bulldogging.
The more legislation somebody pushes through, the less I'm inclined, the less I'm inclined to vote for them.
And the chances are, I won't.
Now folks, this hour of the time is It's costing a lot of money because we're on three hours each night.
We're going to have some fantastic programming for you.
Now, you know what I've done in the past, and I've got Doyle here to help me now, and a lot of other people, believe it or not, and so we're going to be doing some fantastic, really fantastic programming here in the future.
Now, in order to maintain three hours a night, we've got to have some money coming in here.
We absolutely must have money coming in to pay for all of this.
It's got to happen.
And if it doesn't happen, then when we discover that it's not going to happen, we'll cut back to two hours a night.
And if we can't get enough money in here to pay for the two hours a night, ladies and gentlemen, we'll cut back to one hour a night.
And if that doesn't work, we'll cut back to 30 minutes a night.
And if that doesn't work, I'm going to take my family to some island somewhere and, you know, say to hell with it.
People won't support their causes, so, you know, why should I support them?
That's just the way it is.
So, what we're going to do is we're going to tell you right now that if you want to make donations to keep the hour of the time on the air, we will accept donations, but we're not going to ask for them.
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Boy, did you hear that?
We're getting some kind of a thing back at us.
That helps a little bit, but not much.
What is it?
What is it that's going on here?
Turn off that.
Yeah.
No, no, no, no, no.
I'm gonna find it.
I'll be able to find it.
Yeah, I'm sure I will.
That's it.
We did it!
Okay!
Now we know what we have to do to go off the 101.1 FM so that we don't get that horrible buzz.
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Now you know if you're a member or not, so don't call and ask if you're a member.
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Now, for those of you who do not know it, my book is now out on audio tape.
It was published by Audio Literature on audio tape and I spent three days in San Francisco recording the book.
It's read by the author, me, William Cooper.
Behold a Pale Horse.
is now out on audiobooks.
In fact, you can buy it from Amazon on the internet.
It's the alternative audio label of audio literature and you can order it through any bookstore or anywhere.
You can purchase it from us.
If you'd like to purchase a copy of my book or an audio tape, and it's got ten minutes of new material at the end, it's $19.95 postpaid.
$19.95 postpaid.
It's three hours of tapes.
It is the abridged version of Behold a Pale Horse.
Behold the Pale Horse is still the number one underground bestselling book, not just in this country, but all over the world.
It is absolutely incredible.
So, what else?
Oh, Oklahoma City Day One?
Right now is on sale for $16 16 dollars that's a normally $35 postpaid is now $16 postpaid that's Oklahoma City day one by Michelle Marie Moore $16 postpaid that's what it That's what it costs us to print the book, folks, plus the postage.
We couldn't generate enough interest in this whole country to sell that book at what it should be sold for so that we could make some money on it.
So we're just trying to get our money back.
So $16 postpaid for Oklahoma City, day one.
That's our cost of printing the book plus the UPS and postage charges and the shipping and handling charges to get it to you.
So we're taking a bath on that.
All we're trying to do is get our money back.
Veritas is back in publication.
Veritas is back in publication.
And here's the deal, folks.
It's $30 for a six-issue subscription.
$30 for a 6-issue subscription.
It's a full-size national newspaper.
Or $55 for a 12-issue subscription.
$55 for a 12-issue subscription.
With the 12-issue subscription at the $55 rate, you get a free copy of Oklahoma City Day One.
We're just giving it away.
And folks, we did not make the charge for the paper $55 because we're giving away Oklahoma City Day One and there's padding in there.
That was the price of the 12-issue subscription and then we couldn't figure out what to do with Oklahoma City Day 1.
We're taking a bath on it to help out Veritas Subscriptions.
For a limited time, you get a free copy which is a $35 value of Oklahoma City Day 1 with the 12-issue subscription of Veritas at $55.
Anybody who's ever read Veritas will tell you it is the number one best newspaper in America, bar none.
It is not a newsletter.
It is not a tabloid.
It is a full-size national newspaper.
Okay?
I hate it when people call and ask if they can get a subscription to our newsletter.
I hate that.
We don't have a newsletter.
We have a newspaper just like the New York Times.
Only better, it tells the truth.
What else have we got here?
Oh!
The Branch Davidians Last Will and Testament is what we call it.
And this is the videotape that was made by the Branch Davidians in Mount Carmel while they were under siege.
Most Americans do not even know that this tape exists.
It's $35.00.
No, it's $30.00 post-paid to anyone who lives in the United States.
$35.00 foreign.
All funds must be in U.S.
funds.
Okay?
Remember, we will only accept blank money orders, cash, gold or silver coin.
No checks under any circumstances whatsoever.
Now we got some other stuff that's really neat.
I'm going to let Doyle tell you all about this stuff because he knows about it.
He knows about it better than me.
So he's going to tell you about these things.
We guarantee you folks the lowest prices anywhere on this stuff.
So those of you who have been looking for this type of merchandise, we guarantee you that we will meet or beat any advertised price.
By advertised price, Must be advertised on the radio, on television, or in print media somewhere.
OK?
You can't just call us up and say, oh, Joe Blau sold it to me for $14.
No.
You gotta show us the ad that has the lower price.
I'll send us a tape of the radio broadcast, the actual radio broadcast, where the lower price was actually advertised.
You see, we don't think there are any lower prices than what we're going to give you tonight on this stuff.
In fact, some of the prices we have are so much lower than everybody else that it's going to absolutely amaze you.
So I'm going to turn the microphone over to Doyle.
I'm going to head down the hall to the little boy's room and check on my family.
And I will be back in a few moments.
Alright, tonight, some of the products we'd like to offer you are things which Aren't necessarily products that a paranoid or a right-wing fanatic needs to stockpile.
That's a joke.
These are products that anybody can use on a day-to-day basis, especially on certain times of the year, i.e.
bad weather, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, and everything else like power outages that happen in certain areas of the country every year.
First thing we'd like to start out with is the mainstay.
Food Ration.
This stuff is good tasting.
Believe it or not.
To me it is at least.
It's like a vanilla lemon cake taste.
What it is, it's an energy bar essentially.
This is developed for long term storage to handle just a wide range of temperatures.
Actually the temperature range is negative 40 degrees Fahrenheit to 300 degrees Fahrenheit.
So you can throw it in the trunk of your car and leave it.
It's got a 5 year shelf life.
Each little cube of it is 400 calories and it's fully balanced as far as vitamins and minerals.
It's some amazing stuff.
It's really good to have on hand just for emergencies, breakdowns on the side of the road, power outages, or if you're just going out hiking in the woods it's good to have.
I know a lot of hunters from where I'm from that carry this stuff religiously with them because it's a lot easier than making sandwiches and they spoil and get hot and they have something to eat and snack on all day.
It's good stuff.
We're selling a case of 10 packets of it.
Each packet is good for a whole day of food.
So this is 10 days worth a case of 10 packets for $43.50 plus shipping.
The next thing I'd like to talk about is the mainstay water packets.
Essentially on the same line approved by the U.S. Coast Guard, the Defense Personnel Support
Center, U.S. Army, relief efforts, emergency evacuation teams, and rescue teams all over
America.
This stuff is amazing.
Essentially all it is is a pouch, like the little juice drinks in the store, a foil pouch,
but it's sterile water that's then hermetically sealed to avoid any contamination.
It's got a five-year shelf life again.
This stuff is good stuff to have.
What's nice about this, a lot of people like to keep some bottled water or jugs of water in their closet or pantry or in their car.
The thing is that bottles get propagated by germs.
It happens.
The average bottled shelf life, not counting sun breakdown from UV rays, is only six months before algaes and staphylococcus and cyplococcus and everything else grows in them.
So this is good stuff to have.
We're selling a case of 60 packets.
That's 60 servings.
You need two of these a day if you really have to stretch it out.
Two of these a day will be fine.
If they break down on the side of the road, you can't beat them.
Or for hiking, traveling, they're great.
Especially if you travel over borders into foreign countries where their sanitation may be questionable.
These are great to have.
A case of 60 packets for $19.95 plus postage.
We'll tell you how to call for details.
And we have the Wallace guidebook.
Wait a minute.
I thought Diplococcus was a dinosaur.
That's his uncle.
I just want to tell everybody out there, especially Alan Wiener if you're listening, I just went out to check the shortwave signal.
We're in the White Mountains of Arizona, which is almost, but not quite, as far away from Maine as you can get on this continent.
And this station, WBCQ, is just booming in here.
I mean, it is really booming.
I'm very happy with the signal.
Sorry if it ain't enough.
That's alright.
Okay, the next item is called the Wallace Guidebook.
Remember this, the Wallace Guidebook.
What this is, is essentially a first aid manual that covers a lot more stuff than the typical first aid manual you might pick up at some, I don't know, math market store.
What this one covers is, this will get you through almost any emergency you might run into.
It'll cover anything from minor scratches and cuts that people incur, clear through childbirth.
It is an amazing book.
This book can really save the day if you have children, you live far away, or you are far away from home when a disaster or accident happens such as hiking, or if you're in one of those areas of the country that get hit every year with hurricanes and floods and whatnot, and then you're on your own at that point because generally the power structure goes down and phone lines and power out for who knows how many days.
This Wallace Guide book is $5.49.
That is at $5.49 plus postage.
The next item is called the First Aid and Travel Kit.
This kit is essentially a first aid kit with some extra drinking water and emergency things like the gloves.
It's packaged in a really good container that can take abuse as far as like car trunks, glove boxes, throw it in the closet, wherever.
This is a really good deal to have around.
It'll take care of most small minor emergencies that may happen wherever you might be.
This First Aid and Travel Kit is $7.95 plus postage.
The next thing we'd like to go into is, um, this is a really nice deal right here.
This thing's called the Traveler.
Wait a minute.
Did you say $7.95?
Yeah.
We're going to... You're not supposed to give it away.
$7.95?
Yeah.
Okay.
Hey, you told me to set the price.
Alright.
Thanks.
The next item, this is a nice deal.
Actually, these at my old employment back home, my old home, these were actually given as our safety award bonuses.
They're a nice deal.
It's called the Traveler.
What it is essentially is a water resistant nylon case that carries straps.
And then just little supplies.
That's why we got it for a safety award incentive award for no accidents for a year It's a good deal to have around that everybody at work really enjoyed it They make great gifts shows a lot of people they gave these to their parents and people that they really cared about Because once we got in and they knew how to get more of them.
I Won't say how they got more of them at work.
But anyway this kit it comes with a Food rations, water, flashlight, first aid supplies, razor blades, wash up pads, oh just a whole bunch of stuff that you can use.
It's what I call the traveler.
It's oriented towards people on the road, like in your car trunk because it does come with things like duct tape and a space blanket, the first aid manual we mentioned above, tissue packets for blowing your nose or whatever else you might want to use them for.
Flashlight and batteries?
Yeah, flashlight and batteries.
Heavy use of bandages, alcohol wipes, aspirin, gauze pads, towelettes, razor blades.
Water?
Yeah, water rations, food rations.
I haven't seen a lot of this stuff close.
Doyle, you know, I signed Doyle to put together this stuff and price it, and I told him to make the prices lower than, and not just lower, but as low as we could possibly get it, lower than anybody else who ever offered any of this stuff.
I can see by the prices, he's done that.
Yeah.
Yeah, actually, we did compare prices to some other very large firms around the country that advertise heavily in magazines and on the air.
And although they may offer a sale that might drop a few cents lower when they get an overrun, some of these prices are up to 30% lower than what they're advertising, okay?
So heed this, and watch out for products that aren't directly comparable.
They may advertise A car kit that helps you with roadside emergencies and what not, but see what's in it.
Really check, because I found one that's a dollar cheaper, but had no first aid supplies, no first aid book, a flashlight, no batteries, no duct tape.
Duct tape is indispensable on the side of the road.
Alright.
Hold on.
Hey Doug, hold on just a minute.
I think, uh, wait a minute.
Doug, are you there?
Yeah, I'm there sir.
Uh oh.
Whoa.
Oh, I know what's going on.
Okay, now, I'm sorry.
Okay, I'm on now.
Are you still there?
Yeah, I'm still there, sir.
Oh, you're on the air now.
Oh, well, I just want to say hi to Bill and say hi to Doyle, and to Annie, and to Pooh, and to, oh gosh, Dorothy.
No, Pooh is Dorothy.
You mean Allison.
I'm sorry, I mean Allison.
Oh boy, it's late.
And I had a couple of rum and cokes, you know?
But you say you were coming in like gangbusters here in Cleveland, it's real clear.
And I just called up a local station and they were talking about Clinton, you know, who's a local star.
I took a break from the hour of the time and I called up a local talk show.
It was probably Alan Weiner.
And they were talking about Newt Gingrich's favorite author.
Well, Newt Gingrich's favorite author was Alvin Toffler.
Those are my thoughts.
My thoughts are for Mr. Toffler and his wife Heidi.
and he wrote a book called Creating a New Civilization, in which he and his wife Heidi,
in both the third wave and creating a new civilization, call for a new constitution
for this country. I just wondered if you had any thoughts on Mr. Toffler and his wife Heidi.
Those are my thoughts. My thoughts are for Mr. Toffler and his wife Heidi, if they want
a new constitution, look around in the world and find the country that suits them and go
and go there.
Just as quickly and as fast and as comfortably as they can or they can, you know, work hard, get enough money and buy an island and make their own country.
Leave my Constitution alone!
You betcha!
Alone!
All you social engineer, puke-faced, scum-sucking pigs out there, leave my Constitution alone!
You betcha!
Because if you don't, someday you're going to have to fight me with real weapons and real bullets because I have sworn to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States of America against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and that means Mr. Toffler and his social engineering wife Heidi.
And anybody else out there who wants to try and take it away.
And I'm dead serious.
I am dead serious.
You know, this was a poster in our taverns back in World War II.
That was before my time and I think before your time too.
But it said this.
Loose lips sink ships.
Yeah, that's right.
Now I'm thinking of Mr. Clinton in that regard.
Anyway, have a great show guys.
And you're going to be a Robbie's fan.
Thanks.
Thanks a lot.
Bye.
Bye.
Ummm, and also swallow cigars.
Did I say that?
I didn't say that.
No, not me.
Okay, back to the...
Remember folks, if you don't buy these products, we cannot be on the air for three hours a
night, four nights a week.
So if you want us to be on the air, if you want to help yourself, and that's why we offer these at the lowest prices, so that So that we can give you something that you'll be proud to have and that you need and that you can really, really use and it will really help you and you'll also be helping us pay for all this airtime.
Back to Mr. Doyle.
Uh-oh, Mr. Doyle.
Gotta watch out for that guy.
Okay, we got two more things here.
They think you're kidding.
Yeah, I know.
This product is called the ARC-3.
The ARC, as in Noah's Ark, 3.
1, 2, 3.
This is a box set, essentially.
And what this is, this kit comes in Really nice heavy cardboard box, full printing so you know what's in the kit, what to use it for.
It's shrink wrapped with plastic and it's actually wrapped so well that this stuff will take a heavy rain and not a drop will get in.
I have seen it, I have tried it, I abuse things.
Uh, this has a five year shelf life.
This is really neat.
This is a really neat stuff for gifts.
Uh, this again was a, this was used as a, as a giveaway back at my old employment.
And they were actually quite popular because people, well, a lot of people gave them to their wives once they received them at work because it made them feel better.
Uh, it's got food, a so-called, uh, thermal blanket as more people know it as face blanket, water in it.
This is a really bare bones package.
But the thing about it is it will get you through a minor problem.
Like a breakdown or anything like that.
And you'll be just fine.
Instead of sitting out in the side of the Mojave Desert or something in California.
Dehydrating and dying by the night time.
The ARC-3.
Our price is $13.37.
$13.37 plus postage.
We will tell you at the end of this how to call and get details on the postage price.
You'll have to give us about a day turnaround time once you inquire.
The last item is the Super Arc.
This is the more advanced kit.
This is a really nice kit.
It would be comparable to the Traveler kit, but meant more for stationary operations because
it does come in a box, not a nylon type bag with shoulder straps.
It's not meant to lug around all over the place.
It comes with the rationed food again, five year shelf life, high calorie intake, sterilized water, first aid kit, blanket, safety matches, a candle, hand warmer, light stick.
This kit is a nice deal and it can withstand the temperature ranges again, negative 40 to 300 degrees Fahrenheit.
It only weighs five pounds.
It's a great deal.
This super art, we are selling it for $19.95 plus postage.
Okay.
And Bill will give you the details as far as where we want to write and how we're going to handle this.
Okay.
What is this?
Oh, this is a one person, three days.
This will take care of one person for three days.
So you'd want to get, you want to get one of these for each person in the family.
For an emergency where you might be without food, water, light, and warmth for three days.
It'll feed one person for three days.
Food, water, has light stick, hand warmer, first aid kit, blanket, safety matches, and a candle.
And this is top notch.
I mean, this is top of the line stuff.
This is stuff, ladies and gentlemen, that elsewhere they're charging you over a hundred bucks for.
Isn't that correct?
Yeah.
Over a hundred dollars!
Uh, and I'm talking on shortwave radio!
And we're selling it for what?
What's our price?
$19.95.
Doyle!
You did it again!
I mean, if they're charging over a hundred bucks, how come we're only charging $19.95?
Well, I did.
Are we making any money with that?
Are we making a few bucks?
Yeah.
Okay.
As long as we're making two or three or four or five bucks, that's all I care about.
All I want to do, we don't want to kill anybody.
All we want to do is pay for the air time.
So we need to sell a whole lot of these folks.
And I'm not kidding you.
They really are selling these for over a hundred bucks.
On radio.
Right here on shortwave.
I've heard them advertised myself and I know some of you have too.
We're going to be offering you a lot of real good stuff.
Recently, that was the night that Pete Morgan called and told us to listen to Art Bell.
Remember?
And he was advertising a rechargeable 100,000 candle power handheld flashlight.
100,000 candle power rechargeable handheld light.
$99.95!
Folks, wait till you see what we can get you With a lot more candle power, when you hear the price, we're going to be able to argue.
We're not going to give it to you tonight.
What else do we have here?
Anything else?
That was it for our list.
Okay, that's it.
We've got some wonderful stuff that we're looking into for our audience, for all of you.
And everything, we will not offer you anything that's stupid or silly.
We're going to offer you things that you would really like, and in many instances, you know, wanted and could never get.
Like all the time that I was growing up, I always wanted a Flash Gordon pocket knife.
Some of my friends have them.
Well, folks, we're getting a limited supply of Flash Gordon pocket knives.
And the reason we're doing it is because I always wanted one, but we could only get, I think it was two or three.
Only two or three.
That's all we're going to have.
And we're going to be able to offer you a genuine Flash Gordon top quality carbon steel blade pocket knife for a price that you're not going to believe.
We're not going to offer it to you until we get them.
But I hope you're writing down the products that we have and the prices that we're offering them to you for.
Remember, we only accept blank money orders, cash, Gold or silver coin.
That's it.
Now, if you want to pay for a gold or silver coin, please call us so we can decide upon a mutually accepted value for whatever coins you're going to send.
We're quite liberal in that also, ladies and gentlemen.
I think you'll find that we're willing to give you a value that's much better than anybody else would give you.
I don't know why I did that.
It's in there somewhere.
So anyway, or wait a minute, maybe it's right here.
Hello, you're on the air.
Hello, Mr. Cooper, nice to hear you on the radio again.
Hello.
This is Kevin in Nevada.
Hi, Kevin.
Yeah, well, um...
Been waiting to get you back on the short wave where I can hear you and in the process of getting my micro FM back up on the air again and working on the antenna and your signal is coming in really strong here in the Las Vegas area.
Good.
You going to rebroadcast this on your micro station?
You bet.
So I'm working on the antenna right now and next couple days I'll get it up where I get it high enough where I'll actually cover a little bit of area.
Wonderful.
It doesn't matter.
If you only carry, if you only cover half a block, it's more than anybody would have ever heard before.
Right.
And that's the important thing.
You hear that, Alan Wiener?
Alan Wiener, don't you sell us out!
Don't you do what you did last week!
You get on our side, Alan Wiener!
You help us out!
Alan Wiener, you hear me, Alan Wiener?
When I heard that you were going to come out on the This new shortwave station, after I found out how good and strong the signal was, I got on a couple local talk shows here in the Vegas Valley.
You know Lou Wepton?
Yeah, I know him.
He's a good friend of mine.
Very good friend of mine.
I spread the word out on his station a little bit, and I'll get in there and talk to him again tonight and tell him how good the signal's coming in.
Because there's nothing to listen in the Las Vegas Valley from six to nine, and I'm trying to get everybody to listen to you.
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful.
You know, we originally wanted to get airtime from, what was it, 1 to 4 a.m.?
Eastern.
We originally were trying to get airtime 1 to 4 a.m.
Eastern because I really wanted to go head-to-head with Art Bell.
Oh, yeah.
I really wanted to do that.
I wanted to do it so bad I could taste it in my sleep.
I live in Pahrump.
This is a crazy valley.
Yeah, I bet it is.
But anyway, this way we get all his audience.
Right.
Good to have you back on the air and I'll spread the word as much as I can, but there's a lot of really dumb people out there.
Well, they're ignorant.
Let's put it that way.
Some of them are stupid, but most people are just ignorant and all they need to do is hear the truth and go out and check it out and make sure that it is true.
My admonition still goes, folks.
Listen to everyone, read everything, believe absolutely nothing, unless you can prove it in your own research.
I've said that from the beginning, I still say it now, and if you don't do that, then in my estimation, you're a fool.
Yeah, and as an example, one person at work, she's a college student, and she's taking her political science class, and the instructor laid out the political parties or philosophies or something like that, and he put Nazi and fascism on the far right wing.
Little does he know.
Hitler was a socialist.
Nazi means National German Socialist Workers Party.
Hitler socialized Germany.
I came up with the definitions out of an encyclopedia or a dictionary.
She believes me, but she's too scared to talk to the teacher.
Well, I'll let you get on, and good show.
Glad to have you back.
Well, thank you.
Thank you for calling.
Bye.
Okay, we're not giving out the phone number, folks.
These are just people who happen to know the phone number, because we're really not taking calls tonight.
We weren't going to take calls tonight, but we've been taking calls from some people that we know that have called that are good people.
And, you know, this is our debut night, and so if good friends want to call and wish us well, that's fine.
But we prefer that nobody calls just tonight.
And then, you know, we'll open the phones on other nights for people to call.
I'm trying to figure this out.
That's number three.
All the way up here to 42.
All the way up here to 42.
Okay.
I'm just setting up the shuffle off the buffalo music because we're at 846 coming up at the
top of the last, this is the last hour, isn't it?
I'm amazed.
You know, I like this three hour format because we can get out all the information we need to get out.
Instead of being confined to one hour where you can't do anything else except pound out the information, we can get the information out.
We can have fun.
We can breathe.
And we can breathe.
And we can do other things.
And we've got time to advertise some things, you know, that we needed to advertise.
Here's the, uh, oh, by the way, let's go back on 101.1 FM.
Okay.
I'm turning on the transmitter now.
I'm turning on the, uh, okay.
Air.
Compressor limit.
Turn it on.
Okay.
We are now back on the air on 101.1 FM.
Okay, for those of you who want to order any of the products that we just gave you, remember, we only accept blank money orders, cash, gold or silver coin.
And send it to hour of the time.
In care of, 101.1 FM.
Post Office Box 940.
That's P.O.
Box 940.
EAGER spelled E-A-G-A-R.
That's EAGER spelled E-A-G-A-R.
Arizona 85925 USA.
Okay.
Now we've got all of that done.
We're back on 101.1 FM.
For those of you listening on 101.1 FM who waited patiently for us to come back on the air, sorry we have to do that, but 101.1 FM is a non-profit community service station.
There are never any commercials on 101.1 FM.
There will never be any commercials on 101.1 FM.
And you all know that.
And so, that's why.
I'm going to try to hook some other thing through another mixing board so that we don't have to go off the air.
We can go back to our normal programming while we're doing the commercials on the hour of the time.
So, gosh, are we out of steam?
I just wake up.
I bet you are.
Just waking up.
It's getting late.
Yeah, it is getting late.
My legs are killing me, I gotta tell you that.
I mean, they are killing me.
You see, folks, I can't speak.
You know, when I go somewhere to deliver a lecture or speak, I can't do it sitting down.
I can't even do it sitting on a stool.
And I can't do a radio broadcast sitting down.
I don't know how anybody does it.
I've got to stand up.
And if I don't stand up, I cannot be effective, I cannot deliver whatever it is I'm saying in the proper manner.
At least I feel like I can't.
And I can't move around and I can't wave my arms and all that kind of stuff.
And I have to do that.
That's Doyle.
I probably look like an orchestra conductor.
He tried to hit me a couple times.
While I'm talking here.
What else do we need to do?
We did all of that.
Let me think.
Oh.
Oh yeah, I forgot to... Oh, I know what I forgot to do.
Here's what I forgot to do.
I had a personal conversation with her about my source road and what she thought would be good for it or something like that.
I have some vague memory of that.
That's it.
This is the chicken soup conversation.
Well, I want to know about her sore throat.
What are you doing about her sore throat?
Maybe that's what she said I should have.
I don't remember.
But I have no recollection, sir, of asking her to come to my room.
And I... I'm sorry, I don't... I'm not going to touch that with a... I won't deny calling her.
I don't know if I did call her.
I don't know if she tried to call me first.
I don't know anything about that.
I just... I met her.
And Doug Wilder, I remember that she and her husband were active for Governor Wilder, and that's about all I remember, except that I had a conversation with her around the Richmond debate.
I do remember talking to her there.
Mr. President, let's move ahead to the episode on November 29, 1993, in which Mrs. Williams met you in your office at the subject matter of the 60-minute broadcast.
Do you recall that episode?
I certainly do.
Mr. President, in fact, on that day, you did make factual advances on Kathleen Miller.
Is that not correct?
That's false.
You did grab her brush, as she said.
I did not.
You did place your hand on her groin area, as she said.
No, I didn't.
And you placed her hand on your tentacles, did you not?
Mr. Bennett, I didn't do any of that.
And the questions you're asking, I think, betray the bias of this operation that has troubled me for a long time.
You know what evidence was released after the 60-minute broadcast that I think pretty well shattered Kathleen Willey's credibility.
Crazy people.
Crazy people.
Crazy people like me go crazy over people like you.
Goofy people.
Sad people.
Dookie people, saddie people, saddie people like me, go crazy over people like you.
While we are in the loop, the moon's up in the sky, you've got me acting up like a loony in my seat.
Dookie people, crazy people, crazy people like me, go crazy over people like you.
Crazy people like, crazy like you.
It must be love, it must be love, it must be love, it must be love.
Crazy people like, crazy like you, it must be love, it must be love, it must be love.
Crazy people like the things you do when we are under the moon, the moon above.
You got me asking just why so? It must be love, it must be love, it must be love, it must be love.
Crazy people like, crazy like you, cause love like jungle better, always stuck together.
Kissing on those cuts of love I have pressed you folks from drifting apart.
Now that's the reason baby, that I call you baby, we're each other's kind of heart.
Put a little tear on, that little tear. Crazy people, crazy people, crazy people, crazy people, crazy people like you.
Crazy people like you, crazy people, crazy people, crazy people, crazy people, crazy people like you.
Crazy people like you, don't mind if I'm mad or not, we ain't so shy.
It's just heaven.
I really do.
Folks, you know what?
I love that. I really do. Folks, you know what? I just realized that I don't remember
if I ever gave out this Ramsey phone number where you can get a free catalog.
And remember, you know, we don't work for Ramsey.
We're not getting anything from Ramsey.
This is just where you write a call to get a free catalog if you want one.
And the number is 1-800-446-2295.
1-800-446-2295 That's 1-800-446-2295
One more time.
1-800-446-2295.
We're not selling anything from Ramsey.
We're not getting any money from Ramsey.
That's just where you can get a free catalog, so call them and get it.
Now, I hope, folks, that you will all call every talk show and everybody that you know and tell them that I'm back!
And it's on WBCQ, the planner on High Street!
And oh, tell me there's 16 stories off the ground, because I'm going to tell you it's
at least 220 stories off the ground on High Street.
And tell them it's a new three-hour format, Monday through Thursday night.
It's a clear channel signal everywhere.
And I gotta tell ya, we're getting it better here in Arizona than any other station on shortwave.
Except for, what's that Catholic?
W-E-W-N?
Only Saturdays though.
Yeah.
So it's a great signal.
It's a great station.
We're having a lot of fun.
Everybody else has a lot of fun.
And I think it's going to make us smart.
I really do.
So call everybody.
Let everybody know.
Oh, here they are.
Come on, girls.
You want to say goodbye?
Want to go say goodbye?
We're going to sign off.
Say bye.
Bye.
Move.
Bye.
Say goodnight, Doyle.
Goodnight.
Goodnight.
Whoops.
What did I do?
Oh, I did it.
Okay, here we go.
I want to say goodnight to you.
Goodnight.
You're my love.
You're my angel.
of my dreams. I'd like to thank you that a thankful appreciation means. That is how, that is how to stay.
I'll hide away for this moment that affects you.
I'll be by your side. If there's been a wrestling that you have to let in your heart. That is how, that is how to
stay.
Be well then, all of sudden.
Monday and Tuesday went by.
It wasn't on a Tuesday afternoon.
All I could do was cry.
but I made a promise that you'd hear it. I laid back, moved up, told you what I needed to know. I've waited for this
moment to keep on stopping.
You got big love.
Daddy's home.
Daddy's home.
She said.
Daddy's home.
I don't know.
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