Speaker 1: Here's the story of a radio executive who met with
Speaker 1: enormous success. His head overflowed with brilliant ideas, and he
Speaker 1: really knew how to dress. But his bosses, we're all idiots,
Speaker 1: and all his brilliance was for not before. So he
Speaker 1: had to set off on his own like some disgraced cosmonaut,
Speaker 1: and now woke us back on the radio, sharing his
Speaker 1: brilliance insights. And that's why we call this program the
Speaker 1: other side of Midnight, The other side, the other side.
Speaker 2: It's the other side midnight.
Speaker 3: Sir Sterling, Well and you too. Eight hundred and eight
Speaker 3: four eight nine two two two. Did you ever see
Speaker 3: a television show take a phone call? I was just
Speaker 3: looking at seapans just now because some idiots had it
Speaker 3: on the studio. I would never put c Span on
Speaker 3: anywhere for any reason, under any condition, but there it is.
Speaker 3: I'll change it to with the WNBA soon or bowling,
Speaker 3: maybe celebrity bowling. I love celebrity bowling. And excuse me
Speaker 3: while I set up the studio everything that should have
Speaker 3: been done days ago. Hold on, ah, look at this now,
Speaker 3: I can't get to the screen just a minute. Let
Speaker 3: me just kill myself anyway, I'm looking at C Span,
Speaker 3: and how come I can't get rid of the screen?
Speaker 3: I'm looking at C Span. Yeah, you know, we had
Speaker 3: four whole minutes to set up the studio. I don't
Speaker 3: know why there's a problem here. Come in, Come in, William,
Speaker 3: look at this screen. Tell me how to get rid
Speaker 3: of this so I can play wacky sounds. I'm on
Speaker 3: the air right now, so if you do it quickly,
Speaker 3: I'd appreciate it. What ye, I know I'm on the air.
Speaker 3: I'm being shown that I should be speaking. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: know that, But I need this fixed. I need all
Speaker 3: of this to have worked and be smooth and not
Speaker 3: a big deal and a non event. Okay, well, there's
Speaker 3: Father Jim Drucker. Can he put on? Father Drugger? Do
Speaker 3: you have to do that? I don't know why Ian
Speaker 3: didn't come in here to do this with the screen.
Speaker 3: I don't know what Ian does now. I'm kind of stumped.
Speaker 3: That's good. If you saw what we had to do,
Speaker 3: it was, it would be you wouldn't believe me. You
Speaker 3: just wouldn't believe me, Father Jim Drucker. Hold on a second,
Speaker 3: Father Drucker, what are you doing? What would you what
Speaker 3: are you hand signaling me, don't I know how to
Speaker 3: talk to the Father. I need you to get rid
Speaker 3: of this so that I can do I'm going to.
Speaker 4: Start praying, Walter, I'm going to start praying.
Speaker 3: Look Out, you should start praying. Father Drucker. I have
Speaker 3: a father. Drucker is a forty five year Catholic priest,
Speaker 3: ordained Catholic priest. He's also a major in the military,
Speaker 3: a distinguished career, and he is our friend. He's a
Speaker 3: friend of our show. We're done, We're all done. And
Speaker 3: he uh, you just wouldn't believe.
Speaker 5: It for.
Speaker 3: Forty five year Catholic priest, great man. And something happened
Speaker 3: the past week that I said, well, maybe there's a
Speaker 3: tannic reason for this event. Maybe Satan is involved in
Speaker 3: some way. And the only way to decide if Satan
Speaker 3: is involved is with a Catholic priest, because only Catholic priests,
Speaker 3: for some reason, have a direct line to Satan. Episcopalian priests.
Speaker 3: Episcopalian priests have no direct line to Satan. They only
Speaker 3: have direct line to Brooks Brothers. That's that's that's where
Speaker 3: Episcopalian priests are focused, and rabbis have no no connection
Speaker 3: to to Satan because they have much better things to do.
Speaker 3: They're like, really, I'm not going to do that, and
Speaker 3: so that leaves the Catholics as usual and Catholic priests. Now,
Speaker 3: last week we were all insulted by having to watch
Speaker 3: doctor Anthony Fauci answer questions of Senator Hawley from Saint Louis, Missouri,
Speaker 3: from Missouri, Senator Hawley from st from Missouri, and uh.
Speaker 3: Senator Hawley's a hoot. First of all, in my opinion,
Speaker 3: he should be Attorney General of the United States. He's
Speaker 3: the dog you want in that hunt and a skilled litigator,
Speaker 3: gets it done, focuses on the problem. He's just great.
Speaker 3: Every time they're Senate hearings and Hally is there. I
Speaker 3: watch them for the show that he's going to present.
Speaker 3: I really don't care about any of the things that
Speaker 3: they have hearings about, but it's a good show. Him
Speaker 3: and John Kennedy, they're the best show. So now he's
Speaker 3: sitting in front of doctor Fauci and he's asking doctor
Speaker 3: Fauci hysterical questions and Fauci is not answering them well
Speaker 3: because all he does is pleaded the fifth. That's all
Speaker 3: he does, which always struck me. His odd even from
Speaker 3: the beginning before they all pointed it out that he
Speaker 3: already had a pardon. If he talked, he could just talk,
Speaker 3: but he wasn't going to answer anything. And as I
Speaker 3: was watching doctor Fauci, and I was watching how cool,
Speaker 3: calm and collect that he was, I had one thought,
Speaker 3: Father Drucker, is he Satan?
Speaker 6: Walter?
Speaker 4: He certainly is not Satan. Every one of us has
Speaker 4: within us, whether than seeing the capability, the inability to
Speaker 4: do real good. We're born into original sin, as doctor
Speaker 4: Fauci was, you were, I am every one of us
Speaker 4: as we believe in our Catholic faith, and it needs
Speaker 4: certain things to be taken care of, and that's in
Speaker 4: our church through the sacraments, especially of baptism and the
Speaker 4: race that original sin. But every one of us are
Speaker 4: prone and can have that capability or again I'll use
Speaker 4: the other word, inability to do good by doing bad.
Speaker 4: So I can't throw a stone that doctor Fauci. It
Speaker 4: would seem that I would think when he had a chance,
Speaker 4: and I know there's a legal aspect to all of it,
Speaker 4: but when he had a chance, because we're on this
Speaker 4: earth events to go back to God. So what we
Speaker 4: do on this earth determines that challenge of being godly.
Speaker 4: So I only wish that he would have had the
Speaker 4: courage and the strength to tell the truth as he
Speaker 4: sees it and understand it. I've done some research on him.
Speaker 4: He's jesuita trained he's an intelligent man, well educated, and
Speaker 4: he's a Catholic man, not that it makes him better
Speaker 4: or less better, but he's trained as a a Catholic
Speaker 4: man goes to church. So it's hard to fathom his
Speaker 4: actions in this, and that's the one thing that I
Speaker 4: have questions about. They could have been honest and when
Speaker 4: I by that, have answered some of the questions, for
Speaker 4: all of the questions and just told the truth as
Speaker 4: he understands it to forget man. He certainly could.
Speaker 7: Have done that.
Speaker 3: He's a Jesuit.
Speaker 4: No, he's not Satan.
Speaker 3: He's a Jesuit.
Speaker 4: No, he was educated by Jesuits like me, I have
Speaker 4: two degrees.
Speaker 3: Aren't they ashamed? Haven't they disowned him by now? And
Speaker 3: get together?
Speaker 4: The Jesuits are very liberal, and I'm saying that as
Speaker 4: a fact because when we joke amongst ourselves, we priest
Speaker 4: and I might get in trouble for saying this, but
Speaker 4: it's the truth. Was say he's Jesuits. Oh yeah, he's Catholic,
Speaker 4: He's a Catholic one. I mean, they're extremely.
Speaker 3: I'm shocked and disappointed to learn that he was trained
Speaker 3: by the Jesuits who appear to have taught him nothing.
Speaker 4: Well, again, he has a lot to reckon with and
Speaker 4: I just wish that he would have answered or it's
Speaker 4: spoken the truth if it was just a one statement
Speaker 4: or a paragrapher two or three. You're right, a lot happened,
Speaker 4: a lot of people died, and it was all through
Speaker 4: his determinations and his understanding of the medical area.
Speaker 3: That area exactly. This is Father Jim Drucker, a forty
Speaker 3: five year Catholic priest. He was the official Navy chaplain
Speaker 3: in desert storm. Oh look at that. The phones an
Speaker 3: official Navy chaplain a desert storm. And you've been recently
Speaker 3: promoted to major and I appreciate that. Do you have
Speaker 3: anything else for us, because I'd really like to kill
Speaker 3: time right now, Walter.
Speaker 4: I would say that we each of us need to
Speaker 4: thank God for everything that we have, every breath that
Speaker 4: we take, every step that we take, and to stop
Speaker 4: each day for at least four or five minutes, and
Speaker 4: to reflect on all the things that we have before.
Speaker 3: Well, there's I have heartburn. Now listen, Father James in
Speaker 3: Hawaii or New Jersey. James in New Jersey would like
Speaker 3: to chat with us. James, Welcome to the other side
Speaker 3: of midnight, Walter Sterling, Father Drucker eight hundred and eight
Speaker 3: four eight nine to two two.
Speaker 6: Hi, Hi, Walter, and it's really good to talk to
Speaker 6: I just want to say I understand what the Catholic
Speaker 6: priest is saying, but I do feel that what's been
Speaker 6: happening without you is that he is the devil incarnate.
Speaker 6: And I still say, if you shave the hair on
Speaker 6: his head or on his dairy air, you will find
Speaker 6: six six six stent what he's done to the people
Speaker 6: here and overseas, and everything he's done is wrong, and
Speaker 6: that's why he's always pleading the fifth.
Speaker 3: Well, Father Druckcker, you clearly have not satisfied James in
Speaker 3: New Jersey.
Speaker 4: All I can say, James, is that we we have
Speaker 4: to love and we have to look to the totality
Speaker 4: of a person, what they're what they're being is, and
Speaker 4: there are the negatives. Certainly many people have died, but
Speaker 4: to cast the stone of them completely that he especially
Speaker 4: that you call them satan Walter, it is I think
Speaker 4: going too far.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, that's the priestliness in you. James. Do
Speaker 3: you have any follow up questions for Father Drucker or
Speaker 3: did you express your feelings immediately like a good talk
Speaker 3: show caller.
Speaker 6: Well, what you're saying is that you know, okay, you
Speaker 6: know what he's done as far as I'm concerned, and
Speaker 6: being raised as a Catholic and a very staunch Catholic,
Speaker 6: you know what is it saying in the Bible, he
Speaker 6: who you know, has seen, you know, casts the verse stone.
Speaker 6: I think he has, and I think that he is
Speaker 6: liable for all these things, and that he is the
Speaker 6: devil raincrn it. There are no other way around it.
Speaker 3: I agree with you, James. Thank you very much for
Speaker 3: the call. I appreciate it, especially since you're from New Jersey,
Speaker 3: which means you know what pizza is supposed to taste
Speaker 3: like and you know what the traffic circles are. Well,
Speaker 3: there we have it, Father Drucker, a very divided Midnight
Speaker 3: Misfit crew. I am grateful for the amount of time
Speaker 3: you've given to us, mostly I'm grateful for the endless
Speaker 3: prayers that you've had to give me just so that
Speaker 3: I can come to work.
Speaker 4: God bless you Walter and your Idioce, and make God
Speaker 4: bless doctor Fauci. And should he be as evil as
Speaker 4: we some think he is, MC, God forgive me for
Speaker 4: this and he reconcile that before he leaves this earth,
Speaker 4: because it's a monstrous area of evil that has happened
Speaker 4: in this COVID situation.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you, Father Drucker, Thank you very much for
Speaker 3: being on the other side of midnight. I'm pushing a button.
Speaker 3: It's not working.
Speaker 8: There is the biggest go in American radio.
Speaker 3: That was my fault. All right, what are we going
Speaker 3: to do? Now, let's see, we're going to do that,
Speaker 3: and then we're going to do that. I got it. Now.
Speaker 3: The first cut that I'm going to ask for William
Speaker 3: will be seven cut seven, and I will call for
Speaker 3: that in moments. But gee, we have a lot of calls.
Speaker 3: Is anybody I can talk to? Oh, Lamar, Lamar welcomed.
Speaker 3: All right, hold on, Lamar, we'll get to you. Enjoying
Speaker 3: these conversations. Now, how much time till I get to
Speaker 3: a break? Because I need things to talk to in
Speaker 3: my ear. Hello, that's not true right now. Walter Sterling,
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Speaker 9: Hi, I'm retired detective Vic Ferrari, and on tonight episode
Speaker 9: of Confessions of a Retired Detective, I share a murder
Speaker 9: case that haunts me to this day. Coming up in
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Speaker 9: What Walter Sterley, the other.
Speaker 3: Lamar in Georgia. Welcome to the Other Side of Midnight
Speaker 3: at eight hundred and eighty four eight nine two two
Speaker 3: two hill.
Speaker 7: Good good morning.
Speaker 4: So I would just like to address the the courgyman
Speaker 4: there and remind him that in a one true sauce
Speaker 4: book of all wisdom and knowledge, the Holy b.
Speaker 3: Thank you for the call. Thank you for the call.
Speaker 3: I think I don't think we need the reminder, do you.
Speaker 3: That's why That's why I always hesitate to even get
Speaker 3: close to a religious topic because I'll have no listeners
Speaker 3: and I'll get the Bible freaks. But there's Chris on
Speaker 3: Long Island. Welcome to the Other side of Midnight with
Speaker 3: Walter Sterling. Hi, Chris, Hi, Walter.
Speaker 5: They're awesome to talk to you man. First time part
Speaker 5: when you said you hated watching c SPAN.
Speaker 3: Or hating it on it's here. How can we take
Speaker 3: something that's boring and make it more boring.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, you have to get through all the boring
Speaker 5: and get to the four percent of interesting, you know.
Speaker 3: But right, don't you have a day job or children.
Speaker 3: That's a lot of effort I do. That's a lot
Speaker 3: of us.
Speaker 5: Why I know, I watch it on YouTube. So what
Speaker 5: I wanted to get it was John John Kennedy and
Speaker 5: Anthony Fauci on c SPAN. This is a YouTube video
Speaker 5: not that long. He completely eviscerates him and uh, you know,
Speaker 5: in John Kennedy fashion, and it just it basically and
Speaker 5: when you you know, your other question was if doctor
Speaker 5: Fauci is evil, and uh, he is, you know, he is.
Speaker 5: I think of doctor Evil from you know, I think
Speaker 5: with the pinky to the mouse, is you know, one
Speaker 5: million deaths or whatever, you know, one million dollars in
Speaker 5: the Yeah. But you know, other than that, I just
Speaker 5: wanted to call you and tell you, you know about
Speaker 5: John Kennedy.
Speaker 3: You know John Kennedy with Fauci. That's a that's a
Speaker 3: video I will be looking for. But the best thing
Speaker 3: about John Kennedy, which puts all doubt to silence, is
Speaker 3: you know where he went to college?
Speaker 5: No, where did he go?
Speaker 3: You know where he got his law degree? Where? Oxford?
Speaker 5: Okay, see there you go, there you go.
Speaker 3: So so when uh, Elizabeth Warren once was making fun
Speaker 3: of him and saying things like, I don't know where
Speaker 3: you got your law degree. Probably it's some strip wall
Speaker 3: store front, and he just let her talk and talk,
Speaker 3: and finally he looked up and said, no, ma'am, I
Speaker 3: got it at Oxford. And that shut it down. It
Speaker 3: was so quiet. No one asked another question that day. Hey, Chris,
Speaker 3: I take it this show is working for you, late
Speaker 3: night show, great shift show.
Speaker 5: It is. But one of the reasons that I've actually
Speaker 5: called is I just got back from Yankee Stadium and
Speaker 5: I should be asleep by now, but all of a
Speaker 5: sudden at one am, Josh, I mean you know, Weltertly
Speaker 5: came on, and you know, I usually listen to you
Speaker 5: at the three or four hour in the morning when
Speaker 5: I wake up. So oh that's good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's good because at the three or four hour
Speaker 3: I'm never awake. So I appreciate you at least one
Speaker 3: of you being awake. And hey, you're you're a good guy.
Speaker 3: Thanks for calling, Thanks for calling. The Other side of
Speaker 3: Midnight eight hundred eighty four eight nine two to two two.
Speaker 8: You are listening to the biggest all night show in American.
Speaker 10: The other side of midnight?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, is it Joaquin Joauquin? Welcome to the
Speaker 3: Other side of Midnight.
Speaker 11: Good evening, Walter. I don't know if the Father, the
Speaker 11: Good Father, is still there. I know that he wants
Speaker 11: to see the good people, you know, and maybe God forgives.
Speaker 11: But you know something, this COVID thing is one of
Speaker 11: my passionate topics because I knew from the very beginning.
Speaker 11: And I have to say, I don't know if you're
Speaker 11: going to but there was the most dangerous men in
Speaker 11: media that informed me. Alex Jones and I started drinking
Speaker 11: tonic water were quinine, which actually the British Army gave
Speaker 11: their soldiers to prevent them from getting malaria. And places
Speaker 11: around the world where they had malaria and people took
Speaker 11: hydroxy corpun, they didn't get COVID, you know. And then
Speaker 11: when Rond de Santas and Florida was trying to treat
Speaker 11: his people with hydroxyl oorpun and ivermectin, they cut off
Speaker 11: his supply.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 11: There was an evil establishment and I firmly believe that
Speaker 11: it was designed to take out the Trump administration because
Speaker 11: Russia cluson failed, you know, and uh, the Trump administration
Speaker 11: in those first two years, because I know personally I
Speaker 11: benefited from it, you know, just being a working class
Speaker 11: truck driver. I worked nights. That's why I'm up right now.
Speaker 11: I did it my whole career, and uh, I'm feel
Speaker 11: the benefit of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Where are your I'm more interested in your trucking?
Speaker 3: Where where are your runs? Where do you mostly drive?
Speaker 11: I am now retired and disabled. I've done everything that
Speaker 11: you can imagine, Walter. I've I've driven almost every piece
Speaker 11: of equipment, operated heavy equipment. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 11: one of the accidents I had I used to transport
Speaker 11: horses and I had a horse go nuts and the
Speaker 11: trailing floor.
Speaker 3: Oh wow.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 11: And one week, me and my partner Leon, we turned
Speaker 11: Florida every day of one leg. So, in other words,
Speaker 11: in the course of seven days we did over eight
Speaker 11: thousand miles and did one leg from New York to
Speaker 11: Florida or back back the other way. I've driven garbage equipment.
Speaker 11: I've driven triaxle dump trailers I used to. I've been
Speaker 11: all over the country. There's a couple of states I
Speaker 11: haven't been to, and I really didn't go. I only
Speaker 11: went to California once. But I've done some special life stuff.
Speaker 11: I hold flight simulators out of Canada. Briefly, I was
Speaker 11: an owner operator from nineteen eighty five to eighty nine.
Speaker 11: I had my own truck like a BGN, a bear truck.
Speaker 11: I have a result.
Speaker 3: I got it and I total respect my friend, total respect.
Speaker 3: I have a question. Did you ever have a cab
Speaker 3: with a sleeper?
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, yeah, of course. I had my cab over
Speaker 11: Aradona Court that had double bunks with them. I drove
Speaker 11: the big Peter Belts with the big double white sleepers.
Speaker 3: Oh wow.
Speaker 11: I drove for a guy. And these trucks were not
Speaker 11: governed and they were triple digit. They were triple digit trucks.
Speaker 3: WHOA, and did you trick out the sleeper? Did you
Speaker 3: have those cool life heats and a TV screen and
Speaker 3: a heating pad and all that.
Speaker 11: Well, I didn't do it. But when I worked for
Speaker 11: the Horse Company, actually they provided everything for us that
Speaker 11: we had refrigerators in microL wave obns, we had TVs,
Speaker 11: and they took such good care of us that if
Speaker 11: the refrigerator, if there was something, they had a stock
Speaker 11: of them. If they got moldy for sitting over the
Speaker 11: week into something, they would throw in a new refrigerator.
Speaker 11: If the seat was uncomfortable, they would put a new seat.
Speaker 11: And you know, they took care good care of us
Speaker 11: as far as that one.
Speaker 3: I love these stories. I have so much respect for truckers.
Speaker 3: Every single thing we buy and use at some point
Speaker 3: was on a truck. And I'm grateful for you. And
Speaker 3: I thank you very much for calling eight hundred eight
Speaker 3: four eight nine two two two. Let's see. Oh, it's
Speaker 3: thirty minutes past the hour. Thirty minutes past the hour.
Speaker 3: We are on the great radio station in Chicago, WGN. Yes,
Speaker 3: I pointed, so I wanted cut seven. Uh, hello on.
Speaker 13: The other Solan Gabe just went live in the Fiji
Speaker 13: airport and they spilled a ton of Love Island tee.
Speaker 13: So let's get into everything they had to say, starting
Speaker 13: with the drama between Soul and Melanie. Soul said that
Speaker 13: she and Melanie actually had a ton of conversations in
Speaker 13: the villa that just never got aired, and clarified that
Speaker 13: she and Melanie were cool and on good terms. The
Speaker 13: two of them just happened to like the same guy,
Speaker 13: but there was no beef between the two of them. However,
Speaker 13: she did say she doesn't know what was said behind
Speaker 13: her back. She later said she watched all the episodes
Speaker 13: and realized how the girls actually fell and realized that
Speaker 13: all of them were just playing fake nice. Soul also
Speaker 13: confirmed that she was isolated in the villa and people
Speaker 13: left her out of everything.
Speaker 1: Solan Gabe then went on to talk about that what.
Speaker 13: Was aired didn't really represent their true personalities, especially Gabe.
Speaker 13: Gabe was very quick to say that he's not just
Speaker 13: some guy who goes around kissing everyone. He has a
Speaker 13: lot more layers than that, and even looked to Soeul
Speaker 13: to confirm that what she did. Apparently, Gabe was one
Speaker 13: of Sol's favorite guys in the villa, and the two
Speaker 13: of them were shocked that Gave was sent home over Caleb.
Speaker 13: And it's also important to note that the two of
Speaker 13: them posted this picture to their ig stories, writing two
Speaker 13: bombshells have left the villa. Two people that shouldn't have
Speaker 13: gotten kicked off the island.
Speaker 3: Love Island Updates incredibly important. Thirty two Pass the Hour.
Speaker 3: Thirty two Pass the Hour with Walter Sterling and you
Speaker 3: Paul in New Jersey. Welcome to the other side of midnight.
Speaker 7: Hi Paul, Oh, Hi Walter. It's nice to hear you.
Speaker 7: I'm a recent listener. Thank you to late night radio.
Speaker 3: God bless you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, thank you. He already has You're right.
Speaker 3: Did you win the lottery?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: No, when you win the lottery, I want a commission.
Speaker 7: Okay, got it. Don't worry about it now.
Speaker 3: I'll be quiet.
Speaker 7: That's hardly likely because I don't gamble, so it's part
Speaker 7: of my religion. Anyway, what I wanted to talk about
Speaker 7: was you referenced Josh Howie and uh and John Kennedy. God.
Speaker 7: I yeah, I I really do too. I really love
Speaker 7: the way they they kind of got into into fauci
Speaker 7: but more importantly for me, it conjures up a situation
Speaker 7: I was I was involved for many years with a
Speaker 7: with a nurse who worked in Northern Jersey, you know,
Speaker 7: the Northern Jersey area, and and she was she was
Speaker 7: very active, worked a lot of hours during the the
Speaker 7: COVID situation, and it was it was heartbreaking to hear
Speaker 7: her tell me stories about how families were not allowed
Speaker 7: to be in the room as the COVID patients was dying.
Speaker 7: And she intimated to me that in a lot of
Speaker 7: situations she didn't believe it was COVID, but she was.
Speaker 7: She was kind of ordered. I guess maybe there's a
Speaker 7: better word for it. But they wanted they wanted all
Speaker 7: the records to reflect a high COVID count for people
Speaker 7: that died. And you know, it just it just made.
Speaker 3: They got more money. Listen, the hospital got more money
Speaker 3: for COVID patients than for flu victims. They got more
Speaker 3: money from Medicare, They got more money from the FEDS
Speaker 3: and subsidies. If and please notice that year. It's like
Speaker 3: a joke in the medical profession. That first year twenty
Speaker 3: twenty or twenty one, Gee, there were no cases of flu.
Speaker 3: They were all recategorized as COVID.
Speaker 7: Yeah, right right, eight, I mean, and no one made
Speaker 7: no one made an issue about that. I don't remember anyway.
Speaker 3: No. I know at your age it's hard to remember things.
Speaker 3: But I appreciate the call, Paul. Thanks, thanks very much.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred eight four eight nine two two two eight
Speaker 3: hundred eight four eight nine two two two with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 3: The next number that I'm gonna want, William is eight. No,
Speaker 3: not eight. I hate doing it this way, but it's
Speaker 3: better than total fail. Number four. Number three. No, that's
Speaker 3: not it. Give me a second, Give me a second.
Speaker 3: I'll get this. I just can't believe we're doing this.
Speaker 3: Hold on, uh yeah, So the next time I cue you,
Speaker 3: it'll be number nineteen and seged into number twenty. But
Speaker 3: that's when iQue you okay, nineteen to twenty? Kai in Alaska?
Speaker 3: We love Alaska. How come you can get opioids in
Speaker 3: Alaska and people can't get them anyplace else?
Speaker 14: How can we get what?
Speaker 3: How come you guys? You guys can get opioids in Alaska,
Speaker 3: but nobody can get them in the lower forty eight?
Speaker 3: What's that about.
Speaker 14: Access? We've got We've got the gangs coming up here apparently.
Speaker 3: Yes, the gangs they just they they they're street vendors.
Speaker 3: Where you are, the gangs are street venders, no problem.
Speaker 14: Two years ago, a few miles down from where I live,
Speaker 14: there was a bus thirty two hits of fentanyl.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how may I help you?
Speaker 14: Tonight, Kai, I was listening to the Good Priests and
Speaker 14: he was saying that Sauci went to church. I don't
Speaker 14: understand what that proves.
Speaker 3: I don't think he said that. I think he said
Speaker 3: that he was trained by the Jesuits when he was
Speaker 3: a much younger man. I don't recall him saying the
Speaker 3: Foutu went to church. But I don't think we need
Speaker 3: to argue over that. I think there are bigger issues
Speaker 3: and whether or not he went to church. But if
Speaker 3: I was him, I'd be sure going to church every day. Now,
Speaker 3: busted busted, busted busted.
Speaker 14: We're having an exorcist assistant. Come up here.
Speaker 3: You have to We all should have exorcists. I appreciate
Speaker 3: the call, Kai, thanks very much for calling. Eight hundred
Speaker 3: and eight four eight nine two to two two. This
Speaker 3: is the next level of this conversation that I'd like
Speaker 3: to go to when I look back and maybe you
Speaker 3: see it differently. But when I look back in twenty twenty,
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty one, that we bought masks, we put
Speaker 3: them on, we got the shots. We were supposed to
Speaker 3: get three shots. I think it was three, maybe four,
Speaker 3: but definitely three. And to get those shots, do you
Speaker 3: remember what we had to do to get vaccinated. I
Speaker 3: had to go fifty miles. We had drive fifty miles
Speaker 3: to the CVS in the approved town. I couldn't just
Speaker 3: get it down the street at the CVS on the
Speaker 3: next block. No, No, we had to make a trip
Speaker 3: to the CVS to get the shot. And then in
Speaker 3: other communities, people sat in line in parking lots, at
Speaker 3: school parking lots for days to get a number. It
Speaker 3: was like it was like getting a turkey at Thanksgiving
Speaker 3: at Shopwright what people had to do to get that shot.
Speaker 3: And then I still have my card, And by the way,
Speaker 3: I urge you to keep your card because in the future,
Speaker 3: no one will believe you. We had to have that
Speaker 3: card to get into a restaurant, to go get driver's licenses.
Speaker 3: I've got to renew my driver's license. And but that's
Speaker 3: that's not the question. And maybe you can help me
Speaker 3: with this, I can't figure out how we all got fooled,
Speaker 3: How did we all get fooled, and why did we
Speaker 3: all do it? Because there was no There was no
Speaker 3: reason as now we know, but there was no reason then,
Speaker 3: just the little you and I know about how viruses
Speaker 3: are spread, how colds are spread, whatever, It made very
Speaker 3: little sense at the time. And then to accept three
Speaker 3: untested vaccine, vaccinate vaccines, three untested were what were we thinking?
Speaker 3: How did how did my government convince me to do that?
Speaker 3: And oh, close your store, take your kid out of school,
Speaker 3: screw up their education for life? What was how what
Speaker 3: we really agreed to all that? When I look at
Speaker 3: that time period, it's surreal. It's absolutely surreal, and it's
Speaker 3: a very interesting phenomenon that psychologists will tell you very
Speaker 3: it's very hard to remember that time when you go
Speaker 3: back and you think in your in your brain about
Speaker 3: two thousand and twenty, twenty one twenty, and you try
Speaker 3: to think about staying at home all day or most
Speaker 3: of the day, or not going to a store, and
Speaker 3: then you try to remember it, and it's hard to
Speaker 3: remember because it was so insane. Max in Manhattan, Welcome
Speaker 3: to the other side of Midnight with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 12: Hi, Walter, thank you for taking my call. Yes, there
Speaker 12: is a phrase that is used over and over and
Speaker 12: it's rarely defined and concerning the subject, and it's called
Speaker 12: gain of function, And I believe it's where we take
Speaker 12: where over the other A scientist takes pulls out a
Speaker 12: virus out of an animal and tries to figure out
Speaker 12: how we can inject it and have it stay in
Speaker 12: a human in a Bash did not did not clarify
Speaker 12: this when she had her recent interview with RFK. I
Speaker 12: think she should. I think we should demand that these
Speaker 12: that there's a definition given for gain a function because
Speaker 12: it's passed over far too often.
Speaker 3: Do you have that definition cannvenient to you right now?
Speaker 12: Well, that's what I was saying. That they take a
Speaker 12: virus out of an animal and they inject into a
Speaker 12: human or figure out how it can get into a
Speaker 12: human because by nature, it doesn't go into a human naturally,
Speaker 12: so they have to figure out how to inject it
Speaker 12: or how it can stay within a human. Does that
Speaker 12: make sense?
Speaker 3: Yes, it makes sense. I wonder what the benefit would
Speaker 3: have been if they had invented this.
Speaker 12: I think it has been invented.
Speaker 3: No, but I'm saying, why why would you invent that?
Speaker 12: Well, if I'm a nice guy, I don't have an answer.
Speaker 12: If I'm an evil guy, I'm going to say, because
Speaker 12: I like to kill thousands and thousands of people.
Speaker 3: As a military weapon.
Speaker 12: You're saying, yes, amongst other things.
Speaker 3: Yes, Well, what else could it be besides me? Well,
Speaker 3: besides a military weapon, what the hell else would you
Speaker 3: do with that?
Speaker 12: Let's say we were overpopulated and I wanted some of
Speaker 12: the eugenics thing, and I needed to get rid of
Speaker 12: a quarter of a population, of a certain type of population.
Speaker 3: A tragic right, a tragic possibility, a tragic outcome, And
Speaker 3: throughout history, attempts to control populations of humans never has
Speaker 3: worked out. That's never worked out, Thanks for Calle.
Speaker 12: Howley could have pushed it. Wait, let me Howley could
Speaker 12: have pushed it a bit more against Fauci. He could
Speaker 12: have brought up that subject of gain of function and
Speaker 12: really drilled it. I know, if he's not going to
Speaker 12: be prosecuted or or he's not going to be thrown
Speaker 12: in jail, fine, but you could still drive his nose
Speaker 12: into the wrestling mat and display it in front of
Speaker 12: the whole American public.
Speaker 3: You're absolutely right. I wish he had done it. Thanks
Speaker 3: for the call, Maax Walter Sterling. The show is called
Speaker 3: The Other Side of Midnight here every night from one
Speaker 3: am to five am on the Red Apple Audio Networks.
Speaker 15: The third is what wasn't disrupted In eighteen fifty nine,
Speaker 15: there were other electrically conductive systems in operation beyond the telegraph,
Speaker 15: gas pipelines in major cities, water supply infrastructure with extensive
Speaker 15: metal components, railroad networks with miles of metal rail and
Speaker 15: I keep coming back to this, all those spires, all
Speaker 15: those rods, all those metal rooftop elements.
Speaker 16: You know, you're in an Italian home where you can
Speaker 16: find all the copper and the ceramic charge keys.
Speaker 17: Now I always have my Madonna in.
Speaker 3: The kitchen to protect the home and everybody in the home.
Speaker 3: All right, let's talk eight hundred eight four eight nine
Speaker 3: two two two eight hundred eight four eight nine two
Speaker 3: two two something off my computer.
Speaker 16: You to marry and you will say thank you for
Speaker 16: saving your life.
Speaker 12: I just think it's unfair for you to decide a
Speaker 12: lot of my life, my work, my career, everything, and
Speaker 12: also the person and I want to date, Like at
Speaker 12: the end of the day, I get to make the decision.
Speaker 16: Race, Please, what decision are you making? The only decision
Speaker 16: you are qualified to make right now is whether to
Speaker 16: study for two hours or three hours. I carried you
Speaker 16: in my body. I paid for your entire life, and
Speaker 16: now you want to choose your own career and your
Speaker 16: own wife. You cannot even choose a good pair of
Speaker 16: socks without my help. So let's not make any more
Speaker 16: big speeches today.
Speaker 12: Goodbye moves.
Speaker 18: In space space space, the other side of the big
Speaker 18: lesbians in space space Space.
Speaker 19: I grew up playing hockey, you know.
Speaker 17: I played all the way up to junior double A whoa.
Speaker 8: I worked in the trades.
Speaker 17: I was an elevator mechanic for twelve years.
Speaker 3: I have a Subaru.
Speaker 13: Outback like they've made a whole gay body forgot to
Speaker 13: turn it on.
Speaker 3: There's Mary in New Jersey. Welcome to the other side
Speaker 3: of midnight. Mary.
Speaker 18: Hi, Mary, love your show, Love you, Mary, love your
Speaker 18: shoe and gasoline Chicken is the funniest.
Speaker 19: Thing I ever heard.
Speaker 3: Mary, let's discuss that a moment. I need to explain
Speaker 3: to the thousands of new people who tuned in tonight
Speaker 3: for the first time, I have two secret passions. There
Speaker 3: are other passions, as you can imagine a man like me,
Speaker 3: but there are two secret passions I have. One of
Speaker 3: them is Hostess orange cupcakes. I love those, and the
Speaker 3: other is gas station chicken. Now, I can't bring either
Speaker 3: of those home to my wife and three teenage daughters.
Speaker 3: That would just be viewed with horrible reactions. They would
Speaker 3: just look at it in horror. And therefore I eat
Speaker 3: them alone in the car at the gas station. Gas
Speaker 3: station chicken and the orange Hostess cupcakes. Have you had
Speaker 3: gas station chicken?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 12: I haven't.
Speaker 3: Are you afraid it?
Speaker 5: Yes? Kind of good.
Speaker 3: It's the that is the correct response. And it wasn't
Speaker 3: until it wasn't until I saw that the owner of
Speaker 3: this particular gas station was making it himself every day
Speaker 3: and there was a line of at least ten people
Speaker 3: at any given time to eat it. But I, oh,
Speaker 3: I know, So I decided, well, maybe I should try it,
Speaker 3: and I'll tell you if I want. If the blood
Speaker 3: sugar is too stable, I'll get that Hostess cupcake and
Speaker 3: I'll get the gas station chicken and I'm home free.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you, Mary, now, why did you call.
Speaker 19: Okay at the end of twenty nineteen, Kim Jong un
Speaker 19: tells Trump that he was going to be sent a
Speaker 19: Christmas present, and nobody has ever explained what that was.
Speaker 19: But that did actually happen. I'd check you recently.
Speaker 6: That's fascinating to have my feelings.
Speaker 3: And of course then January, we got the gift from
Speaker 3: the gift that kept giving for all. Yes, how evil.
Speaker 3: If that's true, there couldn't be a greater evil, right Mary.
Speaker 19: Right, that's pretty bad, and it was no accident.
Speaker 3: Now, Mary, did you get COVID? Did you get the vaccine?
Speaker 3: Do you have long COVID?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 19: Thank god, I never got COVID, and that's only because
Speaker 19: my best friend insisted I get well, probably not only
Speaker 19: because I never would have bothered. But I had a
Speaker 19: friend that made the deployment for me. So I got that,
Speaker 19: and then I got the booster. I didn't get the
Speaker 19: second one, and I still have the cards, as you suggested,
Speaker 19: they're still in my pocketbook.
Speaker 3: For some reason, it'll be very big on Antiques road
Speaker 3: Show one day. It'll be the sort of thing they love.
Speaker 3: The liberals who supported it are watching Antiques road Show
Speaker 3: now for it. I'll bet you all right, Thanks very
Speaker 3: much for the call I appreciated eight hundred eighty four
Speaker 3: eight nine two two two Walter Sterling eight hundred eight
Speaker 3: four eight nine two two two. Four Things you should
Speaker 3: never do to your parents.
Speaker 17: There are boundaries that should never be crossed with the
Speaker 17: people who gave you life. Number one, never raise your
Speaker 17: voice or look at them with anger. You may feel right,
Speaker 17: but they are your parents, not your equals. They sacrificed
Speaker 17: without keeping score. Raising your voice is not strength. It
Speaker 17: is forgetting who stood for you first.
Speaker 8: Too.
Speaker 17: Never disappear without letting them know they are not trying
Speaker 17: to control you. They are worried.
Speaker 3: That concern does not end when you grow up.
Speaker 17: A simple message costs you nothing but gives them peace.
Speaker 5: Three.
Speaker 17: Never let them keep doing everything for you. Parents are
Speaker 17: not servants. If they are still carrying your weight, you
Speaker 17: have not learned to carry your own. Maturity shows itself
Speaker 17: through responsibility. For never trust others more than you trust them.
Speaker 17: Many people will listen, few will love you without conditions.
Speaker 17: Pay attention to who stays when everyone else leaves, and
Speaker 17: most importantly, one day their voices will become memories. Honor
Speaker 17: them now. Respect is practice while you still can.
Speaker 3: That's not my experience one Uh, both of my parents
Speaker 3: passed away, and they said their he said their voices
Speaker 3: will disappear one day. That has not been my experience.
Speaker 3: I hear my mother's voice in my head all day.
Speaker 3: Perhaps you do too, What are you doing? If I
Speaker 3: were to say to my mother, you know, maybe I
Speaker 3: should see a therapist. Really, what big problems do you have,
Speaker 3: that'd be pretty much how it went. Or if I
Speaker 3: bought a fancy car, what do you do with with that?
Speaker 3: What do you need that for? What is that for?
Speaker 3: That's how it would go. And she had great financial advice,
Speaker 3: save your money, Save your money. Linda in New Jersey.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the Other Side of Midnight, Linda high Hi.
Speaker 2: I would like to say that reminds me of Woody
Speaker 2: Ellen in that movie where he sees his mother in
Speaker 2: the sky. Anyway, I would like to say, I know
Speaker 2: how they tricked us into taking the vaccine ow and
Speaker 2: that's they called it a vaccine. It's not a vaccine.
Speaker 2: It doesn't prevent it, it doesn't do anything that a
Speaker 2: vaccine does. What it is is it's an intercellular injection.
Speaker 2: And that technique was created by Robert Malone. Robert Malone said,
Speaker 2: I never wanted them to use it, and especially not
Speaker 2: for something like this. And Robert Malone is very well
Speaker 2: known and you could find him anywhere on the internet
Speaker 2: and you'll find dozens of podcasts about what he talks
Speaker 2: about the vaccine. But about anyway, about two years before
Speaker 2: that anybody ever heard of COVID, there was a show
Speaker 2: that Vincent Ventura had. It was called Conspiracy Theories. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you remember it, but he had Hillary
Speaker 2: Clinton's doctor on, and this was two years before anybody
Speaker 2: ever heard of COVID, and Hillary's doctor was on. Hillary
Speaker 2: Clinton's doctor was on, and she said, there's going to
Speaker 2: be a very very big virus that's coming down Hillary
Speaker 2: Clinton told me, and that there would be a vaccine.
Speaker 2: Actually said the COVID and she didn't say COVID. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: She said, the big virus that will hit us won't
Speaker 2: kill us, but the vaccine will. And then she said
Speaker 2: Hillary Clinton. Hillary Clinton's doctor said that Hillary Clinton was laughing.
Speaker 2: That scared her so much that she had a plane
Speaker 2: waiting right you know, right outside of Vincent Bratura's you
Speaker 2: know area where they were, and she had a plane
Speaker 2: waiting to take her out of the country. She was
Speaker 2: so afraid of Hillary Clinton. That was two years before
Speaker 2: anyone ever heard of COVID. They called it. She called
Speaker 2: it a big virus, and she talked about the vaccine
Speaker 2: that would kill us. Now, the vaccine is a regular
Speaker 2: vaccine does not settle into organs. This vaccine does. And
Speaker 2: it also weakens the uterary wall in women, so that
Speaker 2: child bearing becomes so much more difficult because the uterary
Speaker 2: wall is thin and won't necessarily be strong enough to
Speaker 2: hold the baby. There's other problems that affects other organs.
Speaker 2: It also affects your immune system. It will weaken your
Speaker 2: immune system. I happy to be a NURSTA.
Speaker 19: It also I.
Speaker 3: Would have guessed that, Hey, Linda, Linda, Yeah, very valuable information.
Speaker 3: I'm very grateful that you called. Thank you very much
Speaker 3: for the call. Eight hundred eight four eight nine two.
Speaker 3: It's fifty three minutes past the hour with Walter Sterling
Speaker 3: on the other side of midnight on the.
Speaker 8: Other side of it. Do you like the news?
Speaker 10: Do you follow the notissis Lespaniel for you? Well, I
Speaker 10: am here to give a shout out and perhaps hope
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Speaker 8: I want to give a business a lifeline tonight. It's
Speaker 8: called Kitten's Cabaret there in downtown Seattle. Seattle has all
Speaker 8: sorts of problems. Businesses are leaving Seattle by news reports,
Speaker 8: lots of homeless on the street. And Kitten's Cabaret they
Speaker 8: are a high class place, Seattle's finest gentlemen's club and
Speaker 8: entertainment place where the ladies don't wear us did you clothing? Nothing,
Speaker 8: they even a fake. Yeah, they are completely and utterly undressed.
Speaker 8: And that makes this place special, the type of place
Speaker 8: where you want to bring your friends, maybe a business trip.
Speaker 8: No word on whether you can get a Starbucks coffee
Speaker 8: inside Kitten's Cabaret. But downtown businesses in several of our
Speaker 8: cities are under severe distress. And now it used to
Speaker 8: work for a place like Kitten's Cabaret is that people
Speaker 8: would fly in for a big meeting at Starbucks World headquarters,
Speaker 8: which is now moving a lot of their jobs to Tennessee,
Speaker 8: and the gentleman away from the home and all that
Speaker 8: would go out for a business dinner quote unquote, that's
Speaker 8: what they told their wives, and to go to a
Speaker 8: place like Kitten's Cabaret. Kitten's Cabaret, Yeah, they don't offer
Speaker 8: fist fights on the weekend. You don't watch UFC fights.
Speaker 8: There is just all about the product and the product.
Speaker 8: Beautiful girls, great drink, and a wonderful time from the
Speaker 8: Champagne room with a lady named Kitty. I'm viila' whool
Speaker 8: Walter Sterling The Other Side of Midnight Red Apple Audio Network.
Speaker 3: Jingle goes here eight hundred eight four eight nine two
Speaker 3: two two with Frank and Saint Louis. Welcome to the
Speaker 3: Other side of Midnight. Hi Frank, Hey, Walter Hey.
Speaker 11: Mat virus that shot?
Speaker 7: What a farce?
Speaker 11: Yeah, how many people had that vaccine? It still ended
Speaker 11: up getting sick me. I would have been irate.
Speaker 3: I was, and it was and I was irate, and
Speaker 3: thank you for the call. And I didn't get COVID.
Speaker 3: I got a variety of symptoms and syndromes that I
Speaker 3: would have not gotten otherwise. I was in bed for
Speaker 3: three days, didn't know where I was, couldn't get out
Speaker 3: of bed, couldn't walk. And then it activated other latent
Speaker 3: viruses that were in me, including side effects to a
Speaker 3: medication that I had been taking for a long time
Speaker 3: that had never had any problems with no problems with it,
Speaker 3: and then all of a sudden, I had all the
Speaker 3: symptoms of Parkinson's and it was a result of that
Speaker 3: vaccine triggering those side effects. That was fun. Oh, I'll
Speaker 3: tell you that was special. All right, Coming up, you
Speaker 3: and I are going to talk to Eddie Ragan, who
Speaker 3: is the best source of mysteries mysteries in New Mexico. Plus,
Speaker 3: we're going to find out more about that poor Dutch
Speaker 3: girl who was on a boat about fifteen years ago disappeared.
Speaker 3: We'll find out more about what they think may have
Speaker 3: happened to her. Remember that, And then what is that
Speaker 3: pulp in Tropicana orange juice? What exactly is that pulp?
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