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To be with a world of them, I'd love for ins Let us jump in first before anything else, and of course there's been anything else, so what am I talking about? Can Irish singer Shaneid O'Connor has urged the United States Senate, that's what we call it, to stop the impeachment of President Clinton, who she describes as, quote, the sexiest man in the universe. In a big place, some argue whether it's infinite, quote, I felt it my duty in a starving world to butt in so as to help prevent the American Senate from wasting money on this Bill Clinton nonsense any longer, she wrote in a letter published in the Irish Times.

That's the issue, the money, it's costing so much money for the Senate to do this. Are they being paid by the words they don't speak? Because they're sitting silently on pain of imprisonment. O'Connor, who caused outrage in 1992 when she ripped up a picture of the Pope on Saturday Night Live, has expressed support for Clinton before. She told the Irish independent last month, Bill Clinton is the sexiest man, this is a quote ladies gentleman now, quotes go around this. Bill Clinton is the sexiest man in the universe, I would bring my own cigars, my mouth is watering at the prospect, I thought he was sexy anyway, but now my God. Unquote, in her letter this week, she wrote of Clinton, does impeachment mean they're going to turn him into a peach? If so, can I eat him? Unquote, Shaneid O'Connor. Meanwhile, as they say in the news, because this didn't happen anywhere near the same time, Sir Paul McCartney, that's right.

Well, should be ladies, Shaneid O'Connor before you know it. Sir Paul McCartney has launched a crusade against radio TV stations in Britain that have apparently, at least to his way of thinking, banned the final song by his late wife Linda, because it contains a swear word. The single, the light comes from within is taken from his wife's post tumours, solo album, wide prairie. Sir Paul took out an advertisement in the Times of London this week complaining about the censorship and asking the nation's parents to decide whether their children will be morally corrupted by the lyric. I'll, I'll uncorrupt you, ladies and gentlemen, just to stay on the air here. Quote, you say I'm simple. You'll say you say I'm a hick.

You're effing no one. You stupid dick. Linda McCartney. Sir Paul says the swear word was used frequently on radio and television. He means, of course, British radio and television. And it was misguided to try to shield children from its use. Is this the 90s or the 20s? It's about the children again. Damn those children. Whole thing has been done for the children in it. The record mocks Lady McCartney's critics who ridiculed her during her lifetime for her vegetarianism and animal rights campaigns. Now, ladies and gentlemen, I never ridiculed her for that. I did play. It's in the archives. You can go check it out her recording of her singing backup on Hey Jude on tour with wings. I don't know if that was ridicule. It was fun. Paul feels strongly that because it is her final musical testament, it should not be sanitized in the advertisements. Sir Paul says, quote, should you decide that your children must not hear this record. We will be grateful for your wisdom and good sense and we'll put our fingers in our ears.

Wherever we hear it played whenever we hear it played. Sir Paul claims it has been banned by BBC radio. Bob Geldoff. No, Sir Paul, sorry. Bob Geldoff swore during his live eight appeal on British television. He says, says, Sir Paul, I found it all very funny. I don't find it annoying. I think it's hilarious. Sir Paul has been paid a million pounds for the songs is expected to donate the money to animal rights charities. But according to John Peel, legendary BBC disc jockey, there's a tendency for people to claim their records have been banned when in fact they're not being played because they're crap. Unquote. That would be the news from the music world. Now ladies and gentlemen, bring you up to date on who who's really doing well as a result of this whole impeachment mess. Yes, it does mean he'll be a peach.

The person who got a good paying job where she doesn't have to do much of anything as a result of a sex scandal is not Monica Lewinsky. It's Linda Trip. She was a secretary at the White House when she began to look like trouble. She was transferred to the Pentagon. A place where if you need a government job would be your best bet to look depends defense department employees about 800,000 civilians. Linda Trip is one of them holding the position of public affairs specialist with a high civil service ranking GS 15 step six. She's at the top of the Pentagon's middle management ranks, even though she's just a high school graduate. She just received an across the board pay increase. Her raise, including a locality adjustment for working in the Washington DC area brings her salary to $94,000 and 98, $94,098 a year for which she does since March of last year, nothing.

She was supposedly working at home, but she was stripped of her duties, but not her pay or title. She's characterized this as a politically motivated demotion. That's right. She gets paid for doing nothing. That's a demotion. Trip officially is the public affairs specialist for program called the Joint Civilian Orientation Conference, an annual effort to take 60 civilian public opinion leaders on a week long tour of military operations. She had primary responsibility for the paperwork involved in the process of selecting the civilians for making hotel and travel arrangements, as well as for other logistic odds and ends. According to the New York Times, before Trip took the job, the position was part time.

There is no official description of the job. Writing an official description of the job is among the tasks. Trip is being paid to perform now. Says a Pentagon source of her job description. She's still working on it. Is it yes? Is it no? Am I in? Am I out? If you ain't wrong, you're right. If it ain't dark, it's light. If you ain't sure, you might. Gotta be this or that. If it ain't full, it's blind. If you don't spend, you bang. If it ain't being, it's frank. Gotta be this or that. Who can it be if it ain't me? I know it's not your mother. Can't you see it's gotta be one way or the other. Tell me what I must know. If you don't like, I'll go. If it ain't yes, it's no. Gotta be this or that.

If it ain't old, it's new. If it ain't me, it's you. If it ain't much, it's you. Gotta be this or that. If it ain't see, it's light. If you ain't praised, you're paid. If it ain't fresh, it can. Gotta be this or that. Who can it be if it ain't me? I know it's not your mother. Can't you see it's gotta be one way or the other. Tell me what I must know.

If you don't like, I'll go. If it ain't yes, it's no. Gotta be this. It's gotta be that. Gotta be this way, that way or the other. Ladies and gentlemen, more news about digital television because it's coming our way. This is from the National Association of Television Program Executives Convention in New Orleans, even though I'm not there. This is. That's the people who buy programming for TV, your favorite TV stations around the country. While every TV station, this is also from the show business, Babel Variety, with every TV station in America getting a digital TV channel, parentheses for free, thanks to the taxpayers.

Unquote, syndicators could see a resurgence in the sales of their library product over the next few years. What? Why? Stations will have the option as we've discussed to air one high definition digital channel or to split that into five standard digital channels, meaning they could have six times the current shelf space to fill five makes six. Let's not quibble with Variety's math, the broadcast networks will want to program at least some digital TV day parts for their affiliates, but local stations could still have plenty of time slots to program on their own. At least one company, Columbia TriStar is trying to get ahead of the programming curve in the digital multi-channel universe by piecing together creative packages of its old shows. That's right, you're going to pay through the nose. For old shows, not a bad slogan toward that end, Columbia TriStar a few years ago began a major project to build a computer database, cross referencing all the series pilots and assorted other titles in the Columbia archive of more than 350 series.

The one thing we know about the future is that people will need product says Barry Thurston, prexie of the company probably doesn't talk like that, but it's, but we can make him a peach. We have the programs and we have the ability to put to get a creative packages and we have the ability to promote them. A station would have to buy the rights to dozens of shows, but we have the flexibility to do a lot of creative things. Creative things, meaning repackage old shows. So you don't get excited, ladies and gentlemen. Pay through the nose, watch old shows. If people do have these digital channels in the future, they'll be coming to us for product, he said. This year, Columbia TriStar introduced the Screen Gems Network, an umbrella title for an hour long package of vintage sitcom fare packaged with Nick at night style.

The package will be anchored by Evergreens, a dream of genie and bewitched, but the line up will alternate with other titles throughout the year with an eye toward theme weeks. Digital TV, ladies and gentlemen, you get more theme weeks, maybe five times as many. It's the kind of floating schedule that could become the basis of its own channel. If local stations do move into the multi casting biz. Yes, it's all good news. Rupert Murdoch and his downtown New York real estate search. Well, he might not be over, but the downtown New York real estate search may be. Real estate sources said he signed a $6.5 million contract this past week on a co-op in Soho, the chief of the newest corporation. Fount of all evil in the world who split last year from his wife of three decades, Anna Murdoch, Anna, I'll be a character witness, has been living since October in Soho's chic Mercer hotel with 31 year old Wendy Deng.

He's been searching for new home since October the 67 year old media mogul has spent recent years living by coastily with his now estranged wife. The longtime fifth avenue resident in New York had sold his east side apartment to buy a house on Angelo Drive out here and had been living with Mrs. Murdoch in a smaller property on Central Park South. Just months after their split, he was romantically linked as we've linked to Miss Deng, linked to Miss Deng, vice president of his Asian satellite conglomerate. A relationship that reportedly brought embarrassment to his three children because of the couple's difference in age. 67 and 31. What's your point? By December, rumors of an engagement had surfaced as they searched for a downtown apartment together. The space Murdoch has agreed to buy 6,000 square foot penthouse loft on Prince Street near West Broadway.

The by-level apartment features a 1,000 square foot living room, eight arched windows facing South, and a wood burning fireplace. Put some talent in there though. Listed originally at 7.4 million, the price was reduced a month later to 6.95. But Murdoch paid only 6.5. He'll also get 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, 3,000 square feet of exterior space, my god, including an outdoor shower. That's a tourist attraction. Let's go to downtown New York and watch Rupert Murdoch take a shower, a greenhouse studio, and extensive landscaping. Mr. Murdoch, through a spokesman, at no comment. You're my path, my future, my vision, from the beginning, you were there.

My boss has nothing to do with me, my follow, my guru, where I will be, my mother and my mother, my fear and my shame. Visiting the sidereal space, where I am, you are the fire, my fear and my shame. You're my path, my passion and love, my heart, my heart, my heart, my heart, my heart, my heart. You're my path, my future, my vision, from the beginning, you were there.

You're my path, my future, my vision, from the beginning, you were there. My follow, my guru, where I will be, my mother and my mother, my fear and my shame. Visiting the sidereal space, where I am, you are the fire, my fear and my shame. You're my path, my passion and love, my heart, my heart, my heart.

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together just the most wonderful spirit of mall and gallery art and decor for the 90s and into the next century. From Blackwell, I forgot to say that, I'm right here to do so, I forgot to tell you who I am. The most fun, the most up, the most up, fun, list, ever, and I have been getting nothing, nothing. But grief for it ever since we said Linda Trip was a sheepdog and drag. She was number one on the worst dressed list, which we thought was good fun because everybody knows the game, which is not to make people feel bad. But just to have good fun with fashion and the fashion statement and just the crimes that are being committed in the name of fashion.

But somehow, when we went beyond show business and beyond whatever and named Linda Trip, it is as if the sky fell and whatever was above it fell on top of us as well. Let me just say right now, when I said sheepdog and drag, I love sheepdogs, I love drag. What's the problem? We have good conversation today with two wondrous guests and hopefully we'll get outside. I love that phrase outside the beltway, it sounds like a moon move exploded and that's not a negative either. Linda don't call again, but we have two wonderful guests who will get us into conversation that I don't think we've been having enough of lately. I don't know about you. I could have put Monica on the list, but I didn't, because it's not a mean list. I mean, the beret when I was Jean Paul, whatever.

But we did not, anyway, with us today to talk about just the most fabulous new idea in places to pamper your pet and yourself as well. Would that be a good way to say it? The most fabulous dessert store for your dog, tiramito. We love the name. We have not been there. We have not tasted. Would we taste it? No, no, no. Don't be Mara Naro. Welcome to strictly from Blackwell. Thank you, Mr. Blackwell. It is such a pleasure to be here. I love. Talk about tiramito. It's hard to get into the habit of saying that long E, tiramito, the first dessert store for dogs. There is interestingly a bake shop for dogs, three dog bakery, which we know of. But this is a different, this is not.

We're not making up little bones and chew toys. These are actual desserts. These are just wonderful canine versions of tiramito, tiramito, tiramito, tiramito, tiramito, tiramito. Cream, cream, cream, brulee. Ah, you know, apple tartata for your dog. What? Hello. But yes, it's just a fun, fun place. Now I can see how much, you had too much fun, you and your partner. Marlin, Marlin. Marlin. Marlin. Marlin. Interesting. And developing and executing the concept in the heart of West Hollywood. Absolutely. Thank you. What is the favorite dessert in the three months that tiramito has been open to me? I would say without a doubt the triple chocolate cake. Because the dogs, I hate to say that. But the dogs think it's something else. And so there's a wonderful, they try to dig it up or bury it or do wonderful things with it. But it's delicious.

And they finally realize that. And there's not a big bit of chocolate in it because chocolate is pointless. No, no, no. But it hits the triple chocolate cake. And it looks just like a flowerless wonderment that you'd get at, you know, more. Mortons are someplace fabulous like that. Toby, I cannot wait that I do not have a dog. So I don't know. I would love to just come in and see the, see the scene at tiramito. We have another guest whom we must turn to now for more good conversation. And she is just an amazement all her own. She is like cosmetic surgery that doesn't go wrong. That's how amazing she is. Did I show you that they took it from here? They put it back here. It came back. That's what I mean. Anyway, Phyllis Nafla, Phyllis, who is a psychic with a difference. And when we begin to talk to her, which we will, as soon as I've introduced her, you will see just how different she is. Phyllis, welcome. Thank you very much, Mr. Black. Well, I've, of course, for years, wanted to be on the program. I will be.

And had readings where I really thought I was going to be. And then things just happened. It got removed. It moved to a different honor and all things and so forth. So this is really a thrill. Phyllis, you are a psychic for some of the major polling organizations, or at least one of the major polling organizations in the country. So what do you do as a psychic for polling organizations? Well, first of all, I have to say that I can't, of course, reveal the name of the organization. There's a privacy, the co-confidentiality, the tensed-door professional relationships. Of course. But as you know, Mr. Blackwell, the nature of the questions that poll organizations ask, is very influential in determining, or at least influencing, the kind of answers they get. Really? And they have their various disciplines for generating questions. But we found that using my gift, to basically run these questions through my master's, I channeled, I channeled to Mastinese, and a couple of the enlightenment writers.

Good. And we find that channeling the questions through them results in better questions that are. Better questions? Specifically crafted, you might say. Interesting. And they get results that seem to be more useful. More useful. Okay. Also, there's some coordination with, for example, Astrology. Astrology, projections for when it's a good time to take a poll. For example, there are days that are just the planets are not right for asking strangers anything. I have had those days all my life. Phyllis, it is so wondrous that you, that someone is doing this. And after all these years, after all this time after all this polling, tell me, what can you give me an example without giving anything away? But what kind of, is there a question that you can say that somehow you affected being asked or answered? Yes, very recently, the polling people that I work with wanted to ask likely voters,

whether they thought that Hillary Clinton should leave Bill Clinton. And I did a crystal reading basically past the crystal of a set of questions. The questions, yeah. I definitely got a reading that likely voters would not respond. No, no, no. The response rate was quite, they did ask the question. They found that the response rate was quite down, people didn't want to answer that question, but they said Phyllis, next time, you'll trust your crystal and save our money. That is fabulous. Would you ever tell me, consider having a poll to find out what desserts animals would like, for example? for example. I would love to do that, Mr. Black. I don't know how you would. But we do, basically what we did, and this is interesting, and maybe you wanted to ask me this, but we took

dessert menus from some of the best restaurants in town, and we just said, could we do this for dogs? And so there's trifles and wonderful pies, for example, tarts, all kinds, and it's just what we did was then we had to go and figure out what you can't put all these things that are wonderful for humans, but the poisinal fido, or fifi, and so that was the work. And so we have really, when a wonderful chef at a local restaurant comes up with a wondrous new dessert, now he calls us and says, all right, here it is, you do your magic now, boys, and of course we do. You do indeed. Phyllis, have there ever been a time when you're channeling, as said, don't do a poll, has this ever happened? Yes, yes, it happened. My recent days, as a matter of fact, Mr. Black, we were doing some work for

the American Music Awards, and you know, this polling, I mean we weren't doing work, no, no, the people who were doing work, I happened to be channeling Mozart that day, he said, don't do it, don't do it, don't do it, don't do the ball. Music is, and he just went off on his thing, but that was of no use to the American Music Awards, so at that point I just decided, I would forego my fee, of course, consultation and everything went fine. Of course, we love that story, the Mozart would didn't weigh the ball, but you got, they have to. Interesting. Toby, Phyllis, do you believe all the grief? I don't want to ask that question. That's how much it's on my mind that I don't want to ask the question, and even so, we are totally out of time. Toby Maranero, from Tyranny too, the wonderful dessert store for pets, any cats? We like cats, Mr. Black,

they don't like us. Interesting. Phyllis, Nafla, psychic to the poles to good luck, but you don't need it, you've got your people and you've got your gift. From the gallery in the world's first museum of gallery art, next time, the fall collection black is the new grade, the seventh avenue. I think we are getting ourselves strictly from light, but bye-bye. All I can move, over hills of sand, hills of sand, what's that I see in the distance? Only hills of sand, hills of sand, there is no essence sight, I'll have to ride through the night.

If I'm to make back that by light of dawn. The sun's not your friend in the desert, like he is again. The wind hasn't rained in the desert, but it's barely new. It's only the heart is blown, the luck can blossom and the luck is caught on, so I will just take in my room tonight. The desert isn't free with her secrets, she's a silent man.

I asked the spokes for the answer, it said mum was the one. I'll catch those ends of our train, and sleep till I'm waking my rain, and I'm back in the limit again once more. Ladies and gentlemen, the Senate has decided to depose some witnesses because they want to preserve the dignity of the Senate, but they also want to not humiliate the House managers.

They already got a chip on their shoulder about being the lower house, you've noticed this in the last week. Trant lot, the apostle of reasonableness, and one time speaker too, and a ledged member of white citizens racist organization of some sort in Mississippi. Twisted the arms to get this compromise, he sent two Republican senators to tell the House prosecutors that unless they paired the list down to three witnesses, they wouldn't get any because the Senate has a limited appetite for witnesses, even if you turn them into peaches. Meanwhile, of course, the White House prepares for the aftermath of depositions in another episode of Clinton something next here in the show. Clinton something.

Lord, we pray for fairness for this president. Yes, we do. He is sand, but he is a toned. He has been lifted up, but he's been reviled and stoned. I wasn't really stoned, Jesse, I never stoned. Lord, let these depositions be without prepositions, let each witness demonstrate fitness, let us have a trial, fear of guile, let us not take a while to make a smile and throw it in a file. In your name, amen, amen, amen. Reverend Jackson, I was, I was very moving. Thank you, Councilor Ruff. Yeah, it was great, JJ. Sure was, but what did that part mean about depositions without prepositions? Wouldn't that just make them sound funny? Well, I meant to prepositions.

People should be open-minded, but perhaps in my zeal to make a rhyme, our deprived of its power that was spired of meaning. Well, I don't know about any of you, but I look around this room and I find this a truly moving gathering. I've dreamed of this day for more than a year. In a case where I could bring together my spiritual advisor, my legal advisor, and my political advisor, all with me at the same time. We're truly blessed. Yes, we are. Mr. President. Just a second, James. I'm saver in the moment. Okay, go ahead. So, we've got a war game, our walkthrough strategy for the Senate exit strategy, don't you think? Well, Mr. President, I'll do respect, but before we can have a walkthrough strategy, we very definitely need to determine whether this particular exit is one that we want to walk through. So, really, Chuck, what you're talking about is an exit strategy assessment strategy.

Strip down to its basics, sir. I guess I'm here. Look, look, look, look. They've got three witnesses. Let's get us three witnesses. Let's get ugly all in the trip up there. Let's get that tobacco lawyer Ken Star up there. And hell, why don't we get that old swamp dwelling flesh sheet and rich of melon scape up there and have us some fun. They'll all get videotape for the deposition. The tapes will get leaked so fast. Everybody's head will be spinning and this so-called dignified trial will be revealed for the flea circus that it actually is. You know, it is awfully tempting. Mm-hmm. At the risk of being disrespectful to the office and the man, and for that matter of the dress, the temptation hasn't exactly been your best friend, Mr. President. I think what we need is a little more bridge building and a lot less bridge tearing down thing. Oh, that kind of pooped out there, man. Mr. President, I would, as I've said publicly, be guilty of malpractice if I didn't recommend it. That we insist on at least on two full weeks of discovery.

If they let's say they ask Vernon Jordan or Sydney Bloom and Thala, a question about one of the Jane Does and then their foolish enough to answer it in any way that makes reference to the Jane Does, that opens the door to the Jane Does. And through that door outmarches your exit strategy unless we have the time to depose the Does. Chuck, you know better than that. Anybody who's played golf with Vernon Jordan knows that he's not in the business of giving anything away. Well, that may be true, but what about Bloom and Thala? Yeah, I'm not BS-ing you. With a lady limo driver last year in Santa Barbara. No, I don't know her name. You're a reporter, you find out. Gotta go. Hey, Sydney, boning up for your depot. Lawyer talk, huh? Yeah. Yeah, matter of fact, Mr. President, my attorney walked me through the probable questions this morning. I've just been spending lunchtime trying to clear my head. That's good.

Just focus, huh? Right. Yeah, just, you know, just a very light salad. Oh, man. You're a better man than I. Oh. If I was on my way into a deposition, I'd be vacuuming up every French fry and the entire Chesapeake Bay Basin. So how are you holding up? Me. Oh, I'm great. I'm more admired than the Pope and Larry Flint's more admired than the Republican Congress. How about you? I'm definitely not more admired than the Congress. I meant how you feeling. Pretty good considering that every talking head on television just told me that I was put on a witness list because I'm unsympathetic. I think I should project some vulnerability. You got any? Jeane, pretty short notice. Yeah. Sydney, let me just bounce something off you here. Just, just double checking. Yes, sir. I never told you to leak anything about Monica Winsky being overweight or being called the stalker or coming on to me, did I? No, sir.

You did not. That's too bad because all that stuff is true. But now I didn't ever talk to you about the Jeane Does either. I mean, just refreshing my memory here. I mean, after Dick Morris suggested we pull to find out the public's reaction to a 20-year-old allegation that I sold to that one particular Jeane Doe. And after Carville suggested that you leak the story that she had a crush on Senator Moynihan, I never came to you and tasked you with that particular assignment. Are you asking me to do what? Are you asking me whether that's true? I'm just trying to refresh my memories all. And you happen to be in the room while I'm doing it. Last time I looked, that wasn't a crime. I don't think it is, sir. So how about this Senator Hillary Clinton stuff, huh? You're going to go work for him? You know something? I've been thinking seriously about it. The thing is, I may be more of a liability than an asset to her. Too well known. Yeah, but on the other hand, everybody needs a lightning rod, Sydney. You could be hers.

Yeah, that's a good point. Well, anyway, I have to get through this first. Well, good luck, man. Thanks. If you need anything, anyone to refresh your memory with or anything, you know my door is always at least half open. Thank you, sir. Youth flanks and middle-aged power. Together, they add up to Clinton something. Well, ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to go...

See if I can get bootleg copies of those deposition videotapes. And that will, that will, that will keep me busy for the next seven days. So I'll tell you what, let's make a deal. I'll meet you back next week, back here at the same time over these same stations, over NPR worldwide throughout Europe, on the USEN 440 cable system in Japan, around the world on arm forces radio and shortwave on WBCQ, the planet 7.415 megahertz every Sunday evening. And on your computer, whenever you wanted to, www.HarryShirr.com, and it'd be just like

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