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bjbj What's going on next week on the show, Louis? There's a whole bunch of stuff going
on. We are going to hear from Robert Applebaum, he's going to come on to talk to us about
why we should be forgiving student loan debt. I have some questions for him on that, because
it... it's a controversial topic. We'll also be talking to Wayne Besson from TruthWinsOut.org.
Remember, Wayne... It's actually funny, the story with Wayne. We had Peter LaBarbera on,
from Americans for Truth About Homosexuality, not much truth going on there by the way,
and unprovoked, he criticized Wayne Besson. So he seems to really not like Wayne. We had
Wayne on for like a minute and a half a couple of weeks ago, he was on some kind of bogus
cell phone connection, we couldn't hear a word of anything he said. So we're going to
have him back on, we'll find out why it is that Peter LaBarbera seems to be obsessed
with what he's doing, and also why it is that Peter LaBarbera seems to continue going to
these gay events and just taking incredibly provocative photographs of people. But of
course, it's just all news, it's all, it's just... Louis: Research. David: It's research
and it's newsworthy for him. So we'll talk to both of them next week, and we'll also
do the iPad giveaway next week. Really just a lot of stuff going on. I can't even... I
can't even get to it all. On today's bonus show, let me remind you, we'll talk about
a church in Arizona that is being protested because it looks like a mosque. But it is
not a mosque, it's a church. We'll also talk about the first actual death panels, more
related to Jan Brewer in Arizona than to the crazy liberal health care reforms, and a bizarre
shooting of two twins that's being called a double suicide attempt. So that's all on
the bonus show today, www.DavidPakman.com/membership. Make sure you're getting that. And let's go
on to emails, should we not, Louis? Louis: Why not? David: No, I'm incorrect on that.
We'll give the result of last week's poll. Last week's poll was, "If George W. Bush had
done his book-related interviews before the election, the mid-term election, would it
have changed the outcome of the election?" I was asked this on Sirius Radio over the
weekend. I said my answer is no, it would not have changed anything. And 75% of the
voters on our website agree. They say, "Wouldn't have made a difference." 25% say yes. What
was your thought on it? Louis: No, he didn't say anything new or interesting. The only
new thing we heard was about what he said while drunk at the dinner table. David: Well,
the waterboarding thing I think was the concern. Louis: Nothing new. That was all stuff he
said before. David: All right. So new poll. Was the Jewish doctor in Germany that we talked
about earlier wrong for refusing to operate on a patient with a Nazi tattoo? HYPERLINK
"http://www.DavidPakman.com" www.DavidPakman.com , vote, we'll have results next week. While
you're there, I'm just saying, you're going to be on the website voting, sign up for the
newsletter. You might as well. Let's go to emails, and you can email us through our website,
www.DavidPakman.com. "Hey Dave, I discovered your show. It's generally pretty good, but
I don't think Louis really adds anything to the show, and he even seems to dumb it down
a bit. Other than that, it's OK. P.S., I'm sure Louis is a nice guy." So a friend...
Louis: I love how people like to throw that in there. David: Well, he doesn't want to
come off as a... you know, as a mean guy. Louis: Right. David: That's just his objective
opinion of what's going on on the show. By the way, Louis spells his name L-O-U-I-S.
Lot of people misspelling it any number of ways. On the Naked Cowboy, who we interviewed
on Monday, Alex who does our transcripts and captions for the show, he wrote me, he said,
"Hell of an interview with the Naked Cowboy. Jesus, 2012 is shaping up to be a worse carnival
freak show than 2010." That's an understatement. I think 2012 will be absolutely epic. And
a lot of people angry at the Naked Cowboy's anti-gay stance, albeit a confusing one. "As
a New Yorker, I had viewed the Naked Cowboy as a benign tourist pacifier. Now that I know
he's an uninformed right-wing lunatic, I will pretend that Times Square doesn't exist at
all. And I want to see a Palin/Naked Cowboy ticket in 2012." There's an idea. "Come on,
Tea Party, show America that you've got the you-know-what the size of Texas. Just try
to pull a win out of that train wreck of a ticket." That would be an interesting ticket.
Naked Cowboy said he doesn't know who's going to be his running mate yet, so it could be
Sarah Palin. Louis: Palin does not want to be VP. Palin's going for gold. David: No,
no. Naked Cowboy as the VP. Louis: Oh, we'll see. David: And a bunch of comments about
our talk about whether Mitt Romney will have to ref... repudiate. I almost said "refudiate".
I'm getting so confused by all of the discussion of the word. Will Mitt Romney have to repudiate
the Massachusetts health care system, which has the fewest number of uninsured people
in the country, to run for president? "Romney will say or do whatever it takes, just like
the majority of politicians, to get the nomination. I think he will be the nominee." Another email,
"Last I knew, Texas had the fewest people with health care, and now Rick Perry's looking
into discontinuing Medicaid. I guess he thinks that will make him look good when he possibly
runs for president in 2012." And lastly, "There are folks at certain income levels that receive
free health care under Mass. health. No deductible, no copay, no premium. I know laid-off folks,
more than one, who actually had foreclosure prevented because of that care." We'll see
you next week. Thanks for listening. Announcer: The David Pakman Show at HYPERLINK "http://www.DavidPakman.com"
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