. >> was that going on as well, hallucinations, things like that. >> >> yes, sir, a little bit. >> a little bit? >> i guess i had the first encounter of it. i thought i was going to town to get a bottle of water and a can of copenhagen and walked off the end of the boat one night. and it was -- and then the next morning i woke up and thought a guy was bringing me a cup of coffee and a biscuit. kurt looked like me like, oh, no, he lost his mind. it wasn't but 20 minutes later he had fell asleep again. it was early that morning. and he woke up and just gave me a ringing like you wouldn't believe, mad at me because me and tressell ate up all the pizza the pizza delivery guy brought us the night before. i told him i don't know where you're at. >> at this point, kurt, it sounds like you're -- you're probably thinking what's going on here, biscuits, pizza delivery guy? >> it was a real deal. almost like you were sleep walking with your eyes open. you're looking at him and carrying on a conversation like, oh, boy, here we go. >> wow. i'm glad you guys can really have a laugh about it, we ca

hallucinations. a survival story coming up. >>> here's a story that really blew us away when we first heard about it. three buddies who head out into the gulf of mexico for a fishing trip. a trip that turned into the most terrifying ordeal of their lives. their boat starts taking on water. frantic efforts to keep it afloat fail. and they then spend the next eight days clinging to their capsized boat. and their sanity. their survival depending on salvaged beer, chips, crackers. earlier i talked to these men about their incredible story. plus their rescuer. let's get right to it. we've got kurt, james and trestle doing some fishing in the gulf in august. sounds like it's going to be a great trip. trestle, you wake up and the boat is taking on water. tell us -- take the story from there. what goes on next? >> it was about 12:30. we're all asleep on the boat, of course. and my beanbag that i was sleeping in had started floating around a little bit. and i didn't think nothing of it. just thought it was th

i think he hallucinates himself. >> time to press the reset button.has imported four female penguins from sweden who are allegedly gay. the zoo wants to see if they can persuade them to go straight. >> hard to believe the germans are not flexible about this. over the years -- i do not know much about penguins. if a couple of gay 'guins want to swap a little beak in germany, that is ok. bill: how do you know the penguins are gay? do they wear tight t-shirt? how do you know? what is the barometer? >> there sex is very formal, the gaping when -- their sex is very formal, the gay penguin. they wear black and white. when they do have an egg, it is already pre colored. bill: if the penguin is gay, leave it alone. god made the penguin that way. >> ♪ that is doing the penguin ♪ bill: more of "miller time" is# >> here is dennis -- bill: here is dennis miller's take on the airplane controversy and pelosi. >> if they have a plan that can be cross country, i will take that plan. bill: air pelosi. that is interesting. >> the last -- the worst thing about lending

moments, people would say that schizophrenia is an illness that causes a louis, delusions, -- hallucinations, and are caused by different types of brain anomalies in relation to cultural variance but if you look in scientific literature, you'll see different kinds of theories about what is held to be the biological basis of this illness, everything from brain size to function findings to neurotransmitters and one particular biological finding that's been present actually in psychiatric textbooks, at least as far as i can tell for the past 25 years, is this assumption basically that because of biology or because of genetics, schizophrenia is an illness that occurs in 1% of the world's population, or one out of everyone hundred people and it really shouldn't matter where you go, who you talk to, what kind of area you're in, irregardless of gender, race, social class, schizophrenia is an illness that should occur in 1% of the world's population, so that's the buy lodge part of this talk. let me say that on the other hand, the material lives of people living with schizophrenia and particularly m

i think that joe biden hallucinates himself. >> it's time to press the reset button. >> bill: the bremerny imported four female penguins from sweden who are supposedly allegedly gay because the bremin zoo wants to see if they can persuade them to go straight. what say you? >> hard to believe the germans aren't flexible about this, because over the years you know, they're an open tent over there. i don't know much about penguins, i'll say this, but if a couple of gay ones want to swap beak in germany, i could care less. >> bill: i can't figure out how they know the penguins are gay. how would you come to that conclusion, do they wear tight t-shirts. how do you know? i don't know. what's the barometer here. >> a couple of things, their sex is very formal, the gay penguins. >> there's a mysterious ritual that dates back thousands of years. >> they wear the black and white tuxedos. >> yes, and also when they do have an egg, it's already pre-colored which that sets off an alarm. >> if the penguin is gay, leave it alone. god made the penguin that way and who cares. >> when did you turn into su

i may have been hallucinating or reading things into the moment that were not there.but as people came together and join hands for the final prayer, there must have been 200 people holding hands. i felt when we join hands a power coursing through my body. i felt like if i look to the mountain and told it to move, it would move. i allowed them and the energy of the moment to fill me up. there were black folks, latino folks, white folks, christians, jewish folks, non-believers, imams, priests. people started praying. i heard it prayer in different languages. it kept lifting me higher and higher. in the midst of all, i suddenly began to hear the words of our common ancestor. i heard the words of the great east african saying something. i heard the words of an east india been saying that sticks bundled together cannot be broken. i heard the words of a rabbi who said that jews together are invincible. i heard the words of a man jailed in 1963. there is an inescapable network of mutuality were words he wrote in a letter. i heard the simple words of islam that mean we all sh