brandon formerly of the cia my go this is not a kook i think the druids would disagree with the stonehenge was built by aliens i find this really insulting to ancient peoples that they could not have moved stones around therefore must have been aliens is the kind of argument it's a quality of argument he had for a pro you oppose it is just not as it is i agree with him i have some credentials i know what i think is a good article does not offer three million you think you know the ending stonehenge was built by us too but hold on though i dreamed they like three million you're disagreeing with archaeologists who study this professional using liberal but i don't read yeah absolutely ok i'll do my own hands i just don't i mean just give me the bottom line is that i grew to like oh i'm on the same page where you think it was right and i think it's going on here i think it's an it's what i call deities for a theist it's sort of a myth making religion for a secular age and this is that the aliens are out there as god like figures and we want them to be there to save us to rescue us that sort of

formerly of the cia michael now i think not a kook i think the druids really disagree with the stonehenge was built by aliens i find this really insulting to ancient peoples that they could not have moved stones around therefore must have been aliens is the kind of argument the quality of argument he had for a pro you oppose it is just not as it is i agree with him i have some good dental i what i think is a good argument is still not over three million you think you know you think stonehenge was built by us to hold on though i dreamed they like three million you're disagreeing with archaeologists who study this professionally using liberal but i don't read yeah absolutely ok i'll do my own hands i just don't i mean just give me the bottom line is that i grew to like oh i'm on the same page about you that i think you really think it's going on here i think it's a it's what i call deities for atheists it's sort of a myth making religion for a secular age on this is that the aliens are out there as godlike figures and we want them to be there to save us to rescue us that sort of thing i thi

it they sacrifice a coffin effigy to a giant forty foot i will it was kind of like a modern day stonehenge i don't think it's cool at all i don't think. they fear that truly does take place i think it's great that's scary that's really scary i didn't hear they were talking about like a new world order in like two years something like that maybe that's what they're planning their death in the whole order no way you can really fight it and it's come lately dear friend on our right and what do they do that's not supposed to be . now i think they think the public is supposed to know what's going on that for sure i should know we the media will show it to t.v. or newspapers but that little kid just say it was the new world order well i guess he was wise beyond his years understandably an event with such little transparency theories about really goes on behind the two thousand year old trees most notably the bizarre ritual called the cremation of care where members burn a coffin effigy to a forty foot i will name molik while some have speculated that the ritual has to tenak undertones many other

about it they sacrifice a coffin effigy of a giant forty foot i will kind of like a modern day stonehenge i don't think it's cool at all i don't think. they feel that truly does take place i think it's great that's scary that's really scary i did hear they were talking like a new world order in like two years something like that maybe that's what they're planning to death in the whole order and no way you can really fight it and it's come plainly different than our right why do they do that's not supposed to be. now i think they think the public is supposed to know what's going on that for sure i should know we the media will show it in t.v. or newspapers but that little kid just say it was the new world order well i guess he was wise beyond his years understandably an event with such little transparency it breeds theories about really goes on behind the two thousand year old trees. most notably the bizarre ritual called the cremation of care where members burn a coffin effigy to a forty foot i will name molik while some have speculated that the ritual has to tenak undertones many others

must feel like bringing stonehenge to them.ually hook a ball behind some shrubbery and blame an actual bush for once. that's what i'm happy about when i see. listen, i don't mind if he goes golfing. i wish he would stay golfing. it's when he is done golfing that i have trouble. now, tiger said he was a good putter, and that surprises me because in real life it seems he is always asking for gimmes, i guess some days you are out there on the course, billy, and the hole just looks as big as the area whereby den's brain is supposed to be. some days you just can't miss. >> it's in the hole. >> bill: so you don't have any problem with the president recreating with mr. woods who dubious resume. you don't see any problem there. >> what business is it of obama's? he doesn't care. >> bill: i say, look, if the litmus test is the president can't hang around with nobody with personal problems is going to be real lonely in washington. >> seal yourself in carbon night like hans solo. ♪ >> all right. talking about one of your favorite guys. ma

the west end, jeremy irons is in something,ing a big beer, stonehenge, we have to have sex in from of a guy in a white coat and that -- >> my muss, -- my husband, ed, a wonderful capacity for denial. so he latched on to the, hey, we're going london, and did not even think about the segment in which we were going to have to -- and this is ultrasound. people say you were filmed in an mry tube and i'm like, no, actually there was no mri tube. in a that case you would have privacy, at least. a little cramped up and comfortable but privacy. with ultrasound, the guy is right here with the wand. so, was one of those -- it was a tremendously awkward experience, but at the same time i was thinking, this is going to be so fun to write. going to be so much fun to write up. miss husband ed deserves a medal for this bass he didn't have any sort of silver lining for him. for him it was a really awkward thing, and of course the burden of performance is on him. and i -- yeah. i could go into more detail but i don't think we need to right here. >> host: in your first book, "stiff," the curious lives o

end, see some players, jeremy irons has a big beard now and will be a good show, we will go to stonehenge and have sex in front of a guy in a white coat and in that way -- he is a wonderful capacity for denial so he latched onto we are going to london and did not even think about the segment in which we were going to have -- this is called for a sound. people say you were filmed in an m r i tube, actually wasn't an mri to. in that case you would have privacy at least. your cramped and uncomfortable but have privacy. with ultrasound the guy is right here with the bond. tremendously awkward experience. at the same time i was thinking this will be so fun. so much fun to write. my husband deserves a medal for this because he didn't have any sort of silver lining. for him it was a really awkward thing and the burden of performance is on him. i could go into more detail but i don't think we need to right here. >> host: with your first book, mary roach, "stiff: the curious lives of human cadavers," the first line in that book is the human head is the approximate size and weight of a roast chicke