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Mancow just held out comparison pictures of the nemesis in the movie "They Live" and the current Democrat nominee. It was good. This is my best replica.

ERICH "MANCOW" MULLER: Alan--he's smooching in the studio. Alan, you'd probably get more votes on the air than talking to people in the back of the studio. ALAN KEYES, ILLINOIS U.S. SENATE CANDIDATE: [laughs] All right. MANCOW: Alan, how are you? KEYES: I'm fine. MANCOW: Welcome to the show. Good to see you, thank you. [studio member: "This is cool. This is very cool."] MANCOW: We've had you on a thousand times over the years, haven't we? KEYES: I've been on before, yes. It's always a lot of fun. MANCOW: You would've been a good president. KEYES: Thank you. [noise...

LIBERAL: George Bush just wants to go into Iraq to get the oil. It's all about the oil. Bush doesn't care about the Iraqi people being tortured and murdered by Saddam. MANCOW: Really? Why didn't we grab the oil wells in 1992? If Bush wanted to he could have brokered a secret deal with Saddam to sell us oil at $8 a barrel and Saddam would have gone for it. Bush would have been a hero and Saddam would have made money. Money to put towards more weapons of mass destruction to use against our allies and us. Does it...

Widespread but only partial news coverage was given recently to a remarkable editorial broadcast from Toronto by Gordon Sinclair, a Canadian television commentator. What follows is the full text of his trenchant remarks as printed in the Congressional Record: "This Canadian thinks it is time to speak up for the Americans as the most generous and possibly the least appreciated people on all the earth. Germany, Japan and, to a lesser extent, Britain and Italy were lifted out of the debris of war by the Americans who poured in billions of dollars and forgave other billions in debts. None of...

CHICAGO – As regulators crack down on indecency on the airwaves, a nationally syndicated shock jock struck back Tuesday, suing a man who has repeatedly complained about his radio show to the government. Erich "Mancow" Muller said in the lawsuit that the complaints were malicious and untrue, and were designed to ruin him financially. Muller hosts "Mancow's Morning Madhouse," broadcast in Chicago on WKQX-FM. It features celebrity interviews, a sidekick with an indelicate nickname and parody songs. According to the lawsuit, David E. Smith and his group Citizens for Community Values of Illinois have filed more than 60 complaints with...

popular morning radio program that promotes the concept of free speech is under fire for allegedly rejecting a pro-God commercial. Dan Schuller of Dubuque, Iowa, sought to purchase 10-second spots to be heard on "Mancow's Morning Madhouse," a Chicago-based program aired across the nation on what's billed as the "Free Speech Radio Network." The 36-year-old engineer, who is Christian, corresponded with the station – WKQX/Q101-FM – in a series of e-mails and says he was told he could not purchase the airtime on the morning show due the controversial nature of the ad. "Most people are beginning to realize that...

Anyone hear "MANCOW" Muller on Fox & Friends a few minutes ago? What a hoot! He was there to plug his new book, but they asked him what he thought of Hillary's book. That really touched him off. From memory, he said, It's all PR. Does anybody believe anything in it? I want to read the chapter about her love affair with Donna Shalala. I want to read the chapter about Janet Reno telling her about burning all those babies. I want to read the chapter on Bill's cocaine habit. He went on to relate how the Secret Service warned...

NEW YORK (AP) - Shortly before CNN unveiled the new studio it had built in Manhattan for Paula Zahn's "American Morning" last month, a telephone rang at the desk of a reporter. A publicist for Fox News Channel was calling. For anyone writing about Zahn's show, she wanted to point out how much better Fox's morning show, "Fox & Friends," was doing in the ratings. With that in mind, CNN's new studio "is nothing more than rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic," Fox spokeswoman Tracey Spector said. As digs go, this one was relatively mild. But it follows a...

<p>In case you missed Mancow's segment on Fox and Friends, this morning's one was pretty funny. Right before they cut to Mancow, they were showing some street luge videos from San Francisco. This is what prompted Mancow's question which got Brian Kilmeade's unexpected response. This was pure comedy. I'm glad they don't take themselves too seriously.</p>