how do you get to culver city from here?th is never right. okay. 1-800-steph-12. >> usually it is faster because at one time it took me two hours to get to santa monica. >> stephanie: i'm ready for my close-up. however, i think there is no way to get to culver city from here. >> no. the worst place you could go from here, seriously. >> stephanie: the rest of the show, people asking how do you get from burbank to culver city at 9:00 a.m. >> have you ever seen that sketch? the californians. >> stephanie: are you kidding? that's any party in l.a. oh, my gosh. traffic. which way did you go? that way? oh. >> stephanie: first hour of a party then everybody has to go because they talk about what's the best way to get home. all right. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number. jill in ithaca. you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, guys. >> stephanie: we know how to get to ithaca. it is up the transit. >> caller: i was depressed before the iraq war. however, i do remember nbc had scott ritter on who was absolutely telling the tr

painting some of these models i wanted to show another one called humanity versus the machine it's in culver city it depicts factory farming the industrialization of food g m o's it's almost this battling ended with the natural world people on our ghana farm what drove you to write this piece just being a human and just getting a let down of the world out there seen what's going on in the desire to eat clean food breathe clean air to live a clean healthy life opposed to this factory driven toxic waste. just becoming another number in society reality it's really a let down grow and live this life to see that this is what the world is slowly becoming so use this are to once again. energy this message into society so that we begin the conversation around hopefully waking people up inspiring people to think outside of this nightmare that we're slowly waking up to and indeed it really is amazing the industrialization of food really disturbing i wanted to show another one allegory of complacency you have a lot of symbolism of the all seeing eye and the pyramid and underneath you have the masses in this

painting some of these models i wanted to show another one called humanity versus the machine it's in culver city it depicts factory farming the industrialization of food g m o's it's almost this battling an image with the natural world people on our gannett farm what drove you to write this piece just being a human and just getting let down of the world out there seen what's going on in the desire to eat clean food breathe clean air to live a clean healthy life opposed to this factory driven. toxic waste. just becoming another number in society reality it's really a let down grow and live this life to see that this is what the world is slowly becoming so they use this are to once again interject this message into society so that we begin the conversation around hopefully waking people up inspiring people to think outside of this nightmare that's we're slowly waking up to and indeed it really is amazing the industrialization of food really disturbing i wanted to show another one allegory of complacency you have a lot of symbolism of the all seeing eye and the pyramid and underneath you have the m

painting some of these models i wanted to show another one called humanity versus the machine it's in culver city it depicts factory farming the industrialization of food g m o's it's almost this battle an image with the natural world people on an organic farm what drove you to eat this piece just being a human and just getting let down of the world out there seen what's going on in the desire to eat clean food breathe clean air to live a clean healthy life opposed to this factory driven. toxic way. just becoming another number in society reality it's really a let down grow and live this life to see that this is what the world is slowly becoming so i use this are to once again interject this message into society so that we begin the conversation around hopefully waking people up inspiring people to think outside of this nightmare that we're slowly waking up to and yeah indeed it really is amazing the industrialization of food really disturbed and i wanted to show another one allegory of complacency you have a lot of symbolism of the all seeing eye and the pyramid and underneath you have the masse

painting some these models i wanted to show another one called humanity versus the machine it's in culver city it depicts factory farming the industrialization of food g m o's it's almost this battling an image with the natural world people on an organic farm what drove me to write this piece just in a human and just get let down of the world out there seeing what's going on in the desire to eat clean food breathe clean air to live a clean healthy life opposed to this factory driven toxic waste. just becoming another number in society reality it's really a let down grow and live this life to see that this is what the world is slowly becoming. this are to once again interject this message into society so that we begin the conversation around hopefully waking people up inspiring people to think outside of this nightmare that's we're slowly waking up to and indeed it really is amazing the industrialization of food really disturbing i wanted to show another one allegory of complacency you have a lot of symbolism of the all seeing eye and the pyramid and underneath you have the masses in this mural

painting some of these models i wanted to show another one called humanity versus the machine it's in culver city it depicts factory farming the industrialization of food g m o's it's almost the battling image with the natural world people on our gannett farm what drove you to write this piece just being a human and just getting let down of the world out there seeing what's going on the desire to eat clean food breathe clean air to live a clean healthy life opposed to this factory driven. toxic waste. just the coming another number in society reality it's really a let down grow and live this life to see that this is what the world is slowly becoming so they use this are to once again energy this message into society so that we begin the conversation around hopefully waking people up inspiring people to think outside of this nightmare that's we're slowly waking up to and indeed it really is amazing the industrialization of food really disturbing i wanted to show another one allegory of complacency you have a lot of symbolism of the all seeing eye and the pyramid and underneath you have the masses

painting some of these models i wanted to show another one called humanity versus the machine it's in culver city it depicts factory farming the industrialization of food g m o's it's almost this battling an image with the natural world people on our gannett farm what drove you to write this piece just being a human and just getting let down of the world out there seen what's going on in the desire to eat clean food breathe clean air to live a clean healthy life opposed to this factory driven. toxic waste. just becoming another number in society reality it's really a let down grow and live this life to see that this is what the world is slowly becoming. this are to once again energy this message into society so that we begin the conversation around hopefully waking people up inspiring people to think outside of this nightmare that we're slowly waking up to and indeed it really is amazing the industrialization of food really disturbing i wanted to show another one allegory of complacency you have a lot of symbolism of the all seeing eye and the pyramid and underneath you have the masses in this mu

liz: know, going through culver city. >> i'm supposed to know that? anyway. and monica. >> beautiful places, but that know where they are. i can tell you, does laws i believe toby there were located in beverly hills. not that that matters. liz: and from there. i have not seen it. >> i was very impressed when i was there. i like a lot. liz: you hung out on rodeo drive. all right. thank you. the charlie's excellent adventure. closing bell ringing in 26 minutes. when you're driving down the road, the new trend, i don't know if they're called this. did your boards. digital billboards. are they an effective method of giving a message to the consumer? we will ask clear channel outdoor holding ceo how his company is changing the landscape of outdoor advertising. is it a business you want to invest in? state to end. ♪ it's a new day. if your a man with low testosterone, you should know that axiron is here. the only underarm treatment for low t. that's right, the one you apply to the undarm. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18. axiron can transfer

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