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THE UNCLE HENRY SHOW
Monday through Friday, 6:00AM til 10AM Available via podcast 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
UNCLE HENRY VOICEMAIL : 251-706-2855
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Uncle Henry Says:
 I host a news and talk radio show every weekday on Newsradio 710 WNTM. I love Jesus. I love George Bush, but not his immigration policy. I think the liberal news media is destroying our nation. I love Rush Limbaugh and his show. I think childreng should be quiet. I have no use for the new-fangled philosophies, fads, trends and technologies that infect the modern life with satanic rot. I enjoy watching Walker Texas Ranger, Mama's Family, Bonanza, Hee Haw and other such entertainment programs. Do not make noise near my house after 10PM Central time or I will call the authorities on you and you will go to jail. Do not call me on the phone after 8PM unless there is a death in my family. I like growing vegetables and fruits instead of flowers because you can't eat flowers.
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Friday 09-05-2008 10:51am CT
LIBERAL OVERCOME BY BALLOONS
Thursday 09-04-2008 6:54am CT
FEEL THE TINGLE
LISTENER SAYS REPUBLICANS EXPRESS NO "PEACE AND CARING"
Man, I wish I could listen to your show live. Your two representatives from the Republican Party were incredible to listen to. Based on their measure of experience (serving as Mayor and Governor), then Palin is more experienced than McCain. I mean how many years has McCain been in an executive office??? And you wonder why African Americans, as a whole, do not support the Republican Party. I would dread each quarterly meeting with those guys at the helm!! By the way, African Americans supported the Republican Party for decades (at least when BOTH parties weren't keeping them away from the polls by hook, by crook, and by lynching) because of President Lincoln, the first President to run on that ticket. During the FDR Administration, like many people, African Americans began to support the Democratic Party because FDR offered a social safety net AND Eleanor Roosevelt encouraged her husband to actively recruit African Americans. As Blacks began to support the Democratic Party, southern Democratic segregationists begin to leave. Should Blacks have joined the likes of Strom Thurmpon in leaving the Democratic Party!!!! Heck no. DUring the 1960s, African Americans began to support the Democratic Party in excess of 90% as President Kennedy and Johnson (mainly Johnson) pushed for and passed the Civil Rights Act of 64 and Voting Rights Act of 65. Why wouldn't they? Southern Democrats began to leave to join the Republican Party. Should Blacks have joined them! C'mon, when your guests start changing their rhetoric and begin to understand that peace and caring for your fellow human being (even if it means supporting redistributive policies) are not an evil thing, then perhaps that can recruit people beyond the demographics of your guests. I am a progressive and am frustrated with the Democratic Party because they have reacted to the rhetoric of the right, but now, with Obama on the ticket, I am as excited as I have been in a very, very long time about the party. He is not a socialist, he has the ability to inspire people to believe in their government, he has a multi-racial coalition, he understand and cares about people living in a global society, and I would put his intellect up against anyone's. Further, his biracial and international background provides him with the mindset to lead this nation!!! Presidential scholar Neustadt said that the most important power that a President has is the power to persuade. A President Obama will move this country forward with his worldview. Lieberman is letting friendship judge his thoughts, not what is best for the country and that is very sad. He said that Obama is untested in experienced while supporting a ticket that has an inexperienced and untested person on the ticket. It is so ridiculous and hypocrtical that it is hard to believe that people can talk about Palin with a straight face. Gee, I guess it is too much to hope that you will have Democratic representatives on your show to show some balance. This is a serious election, we can't let the cultural right take this one away. We have to move forward, we are the one's we've been waiting for. Peace, AS
Wednesday 09-03-2008 10:08am CT
INFREQUENT LISTENER EMAIL
Dear Uncle Henry First off ROLL TIDE ROLL! What a victory last Saturday. I love your show but don't get to lesten as often anymore due to increased travel for work. I just returned to town Friday and recieved word that Tillmans Corner is going to be taken over by the city of Mobile. And this will be acomplished without a single vote by the cummunity. What happened do we not have any Goverment Representation anymore. It's obveious Mr. Jones only wants the tax revenue from these areas because shoppers from west Mobile just started shopping elsewhere. Is there anything we can do ? Maybe a Mobile Tea Party.
And finaly what do you think of Sara Palin ? I just want to know if she also works on cars then she would be almost the perfect woman. I won't go into what would make her perfect.
Gary
Tuesday 09-02-2008 8:49am CT
Tuesday 09-02-2008 6:38am CT
DERANGED EMAILS
Dear Uncle Henry
I knew that John McCain was a fool eight years ago in the Republican primary when Bush pushed him around like a baby carriage. He continues his role as fool today while he "Pall Parrot's" Bush's policies. His knee-jerk choice of Sarah Palin, a scary way to do things, may be his style of doing business, so what lies ahead with a president that behaves like that? If he is the Republicans' "yes" man and not a "kneejerker", then that is just as bad. I am as sick of the Republican party. In the words of the chefs on Food Network, "Pack your knives and leave."
Even with all my fear of McCain, I am not voting for Obama/Biden because I feel they are my only choice, but because they are the right choice. Barrack Obama is one of the finest men this country has produced. We are truly privileged to have such a candidate.
I have to say this to you, because my family is tired of hearing it. Obama understands that the world is interconnected, not only in politics or business, but right down to our cellular selves. He says that until we understand that everyone should have good education, none will be educated; he gets it. He believes that if anyone lives without peace and justice, we all do; he gets it. And so forth.
Now to this Palin woman who says she is a feminist. She is an impostor just like others of her kind. A real feminist always considers the best for all. She has a strong ear and eye for everything going on in her world. The feminists I know are earth mothers who love all children as they love their own. The feminists that I hang around with would spit on the likes of Ms. Palin. While there are many reasons for the spitting that I could name, I would like to offer one for your thoughts. Ms. Palin and her husband have five children. When their fifth child was diagnosed with Downs Syndrome, they chose not to abort. They want you to believe that was a good choice, but I would rather think that was a LATE choice. With the medical knowledge we have now, to get pregnant at after age 42 is very risky business. HER BETTER CHOICE would have been to practice good birth control. She had four children, already too many in a world where over population is one of our leading concerns. Limiting her number of children to two would have been a wiser choice. It would have been a choice that a person who understands her actions in the context the whole world would make, but she didn't. She's scary because she actually believes herself. My Dad would have said that she didn't have "backing up sense".
Now on the Republican ticket we have either kneejerker or pleaser McCain and don't think or late think Palin. What a duo of losers.
Please vote and vote Democrat. Just do it. Don't stand under the donkey (remember the zookeeper), just pull the lever. This is not a time to do anything else.
Jeff
I will be very brief as I know you all (as well as me) have Hurricane Gustav on your minds. I have family in the area, as you know, so it is in the forefront of my thoughts Anyway, I was more disappointed in your show (with the exception of Jane (?) and Freddy) than I've been in months. It's not just that your callers are spewing out ridiculous notions that Obama is a Socialists (he's a Democrat who believes in responsible capitalism, everyone can reach to the top, but we have to work to make this a better America-- and world-- for all. It's what any good Christian should want and advocate). And the caller who said that there is no difference between McVeigh and Ayers and asked why isn't McVeigh teaching college , well, McVeigh bombed a building, killed 168 people and has been executed. I know you knew that, but you take up a lot of time interrupting Freddy but only say "You're right" for every thing, no matter how idiotic, everyone else says. We have less that 65 days until the next election, this is serious. I am curious to see if your callers will take the spin that an individual who was in the PTA, Mayor of a city of less than 7000, Ms. Alaska (or runner-up and new governor of a state with fewer than 800,000 is somehow ready to be President. At least Obama had to go through the American public, share with them their ideas, and, as a result, got the votes to put him over the top. The public (Democrats, Independents, and some Republicans) selected him. Palin would probably not have gotten as many votes as Paul had she been in the race, yet she is uplifted to be the second most powerful person (in terms of elected officials) in the world. But, your callers will say its great, you'll say "that's right," Freddy will raise questions, you'll argue with him and say he's out of his mind, and then go to another caller that asks us to suspend our beliefs and state that Obama is a bad person that the Bible warned us about. You're either on the right side of history or the wrong side, Obama is about the future, about restoring the ideas of this nation. This weekend I watched two movies so far, one was Recount and the other was Adams. I would recommend that people watch them both, beginning with Adams to be reminded of what liberty and freedom and democracy is about and then Recount to see how so many have failed us, and have failed the idea that in a democracy, every vote should count, every being should be heard. The stakes are high this time, as Obama said in his speech, we can't let fear guide us, we have to put hope over fear. We have to restore honor and dignity to the White House and to our country. This serious stuff. I can no longer sit by and listen to anyone make unfair statements about Senator Obama and stay on the sidelines. Peace, AS
Monday 09-01-2008 10:18am CT
Wednesday 08-27-2008 11:30am CT
LISTENER EMAILS
Uncle Henry,
Here's a letter in response to the editorial in Sundays Press Register about the annexation. They chose not to print it, but they still wanted my address and phone number (yeah, right). That's ok, I told them that is how the MAJORITY of Semmes residents feel about annexation. Here are the links to the two crime statistics I used if you want to verify them:
http://www.cityrating.com/citycrime.asp?city=Mobile&state=AL
http://www.state.me.us/dps/cim/crime_in_maine/2006pdf/018%20violent.pdf
To the Editor,
If you think we're going to let Sam Jones hand pick a few voters who
want to join the city of Mobile and get away with it, you've got another
thing coming. The fact is, the majority of Semmes residents don't want
anything to do with Mobile, that's why we moved here. Here's a
challenge, run the crime statistics for the City of Mobile (population
230,000+) and the entire State of Maine (population:1.3 million). Go
ahead, I'll wait. Did you get the same results I got using FBI
information? In 2006, The entire State of Maine had 24 murders, the City
of Mobile in 2006 had 34 murders. If your noses were not planted so far
up the backside of Sam Jones you could see why Semmes wants nothing to
do with Mobile.
Mike
Dear Sir,
I just finished watching the democratic convention. Fox analyst Juan Williams was the first to comment. He spoke of how awesome it was to see a whole black family, where the dad is involved. How ironic that an Obama presidency would continue social policies to guarantee the irrelevancy of the black male.
Have a blessed day. Joe
UH,
I believe the caller who is making the derogatory remarks about Trey Lane is TV legend Adam West from Batman. The inflections in his voice are exactly the same. I have heard rumors that Mr. West calls local radio stations across the country and picks a fight with the call screeners. You may want to look into this. Also, if I were you I would trademark the phrase "I didn't click on nuthin". I may have already registered www.Ididntclickonnuthin.com by the time you read this.
A Faithful Podcast Listener,
Duane
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