Anne’s in-studio guest is the Honorable Joseph G. Brillinger (also her brother). Together this lefty/righty brother-sister team explore Billy Mays, Rick Astley, Mega-Churches, Gun Control, Drum and Bugle Corps, Michael Jackson, and Supreme Court decisions. Things heat up with a call from Jim Alger who gets into it with Joe about the constitutionality of torture.
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February 8th, 2010 at 3:37 pm
This was a horrible tragedy. Billy Mays was one of the worlds greatest icons. Billy Mays was far more helpful, charismatic, and memorable than Michael Jackson whom the media loves to dote on. We need to remember the man who always was in your face. A man that was dedicatted to the best. Who we looked up to, who we imitated, and loved in his life as we shall continue to in his death. A death which leaves the world in comparative silence, in the wake of his strong voice. RIP, Billy Mays
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