October 6, 2025 • 33 mins
Steve Bosell guest hosts and is terribly disturbed by Bad Bunny’s appearance at this years Super Bowl. All he wants, says Steve, is just to see some White People at the halftime show for a change. Is that too much to ask. Sign up for a Backstage Pass and enjoy Hours of exclusive content, Phil's new podcast, Classic podcasts, Bobbie Dooley's podcasts, special live streaming events and shows, and oh so very much more…
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on out and see the pitch. Hey's Steve Bozil here. Everybody,
welcome here in the Phil Henry Show. And my name
is Steve Bozil, and you probably know me. I've live
in Corona, California. I've been a guest on Phil Henry
Show for frequently. For the frequently I mean for frequently,
I mean for frequent times. And in when you and
(02:32):
in when you guessed host on the Phil Henry Show,
mister Henry always says, well, you're allowed to guest host, Steve,
but we need to have General Shaw, Margaret Gray, that's me, yeah,
and Bud Dickman. Yeah. I need to have them there
to be able to, you know, help you along, almost
like I got to have my handheld. Well yeah, okay,
(02:54):
hold on, just let me finish this. And I don't
know is everybody else got to do that. Well, what
do you mean everybody else? I mean that's Bob Green
and some of the other It depends on the guests. Steve.
It's not that we don't think that you're bright enough,
but you do seem to you kind of. I don't
want to see you don't slobber. Oh great man, No
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you don't. You don't slabber your way through. I mean
there have been ones that you did slabber through. I
think what Bud's trying to say, there were times when
you lost control of the saliva. Yeah, you started to
get nervous. Of course you're gonna get nervous, all right. Well,
well that's all we're saying. Steve. It's not that your
opinions aren't valid, but that's why we're here. You're here
to help me get a load of that. Folks. Don't
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spend too much time on this. Okay, Mister Henry's gonna
edit it all out. Yeah, he has told me you
got to edit it all out. Well, I'm just gonna
say it anyway, whether you edit it out or not.
I'm being told that I've got to have people hold
in my hand because I slabber my way. You know,
not saying you slaughter your way through. We're not saying
you slabber your way through a show. But there is
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the tendency for you too. I don't know. Slobbery is
not a good word, Steve. You will drool and then yes,
there'd be some slabration. Is that? Yeah, this is the slabration.
What is slabration. It's a term that's used in broadcasting,
in broadcasting when there are people that do not have
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control over the slabur. You know what that is, right?
That's is that it's French for slab. It's French for slobbery. No,
French for slab, it's French for slobin. Well what is slobin?
Slobin is the slabur. That's the French and we're talking
about slabur. Yeah, you don't know what we're talking about,
(04:40):
do you not? Not? Really? You're telling me that that
I have the slabur. Yeah, it's not that you. It's
not a disease or anything. No, it's just a tendency
for you to you do slibur or the slobin quite
a bit. See, so here comes Phil Goddamn. Okay, I
asked you guys to hold his hand. Okay, if he
needs it, you don't have to start making up things.
(05:01):
Well what mister Henry hold on, Steve, don't make up stuff, oh, Phil,
we're having a couple of laps and here you come. Yeah,
mister Ainery, all right, that's fine, mister Bozille slibbur in
slub and that doesn't exist. They're making it up. Well
you know I figured as much. No, I'm way ahead
of you here, Okay. I've been coming to your show
and I've been having myself monkeyed up, put in a makeup,
(05:21):
put with a banana nose on, they put on the
big shoes. They even had me walking around wearing giant
mouse ears and the tail and would point as I
walk by and go, huh holl that you know, I'm
not what are you talking about. I'm just talking about
what you people figured to leave done to me, and
now here tonight talking about the slibbur. There's no such
thing as the slibbur. Phil. That is the French pronunciation
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for slobber. Okay, but Steve doesn't slobber. I beg to differ. Yeah,
he has, and we're here just to help him with that,
mister Ainery. God damn, all right, Steve, I am rehearsing
a play, as you know. Yeah, we know that, mystery.
Go ahead and rehearse your plays, Okay, but it doesn't
mean that I'm abandoning my show. Go and run your
lines or whatever you people say. Okay, Margaret, don't wave
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your hand at me. Go get out of here, golam,
Miss Jenry. Oh sure right, thanks, thank you us Journey
for trying to help me out anyway. This is Steve
Bozill and welcome to the Steve Bozell Shows. Is as
as as is presented by mister Henry on the Phil
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All right? I could stop it, budd Uh. Okay, are
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you guys gonna sit here and help me? Are you
going to just go ahead and start sticking it up there,
wiggling it and going ooh whatever that means? I don't know, Steve.
We're here to help. So what's tonight's topic. Tonight's topic
here on the Phil Henry Show is something that I
think needs talking about. And I know I don't want
to come off sounding like I'm some kind of a
radical person, like maybe the radical right wing person. But
(07:35):
we got a situation developing for the Super Bowl, you
know all about it. They got a guy named bad Bunny.
Oh not this guy. Yeah, yeah, that guy. And I
don't know a lot about Bad Bunny. I know that
he you know, whether he's a bunny or not. Come on, General, Yeah,
General's not funny. Oh you guys are telling me what's funny? Huh? General,
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I agree with him? Okay, Can I just say what
I want to say? All right? No, he's not a bunny.
Obviously he being Okay, Steve got you looking at me
with those eyes like you know, next movie you'd be
blowing a poison blow dart. Shut right up my neck. No,
I won't ticketies, general, sit down. Bad Bunny is a
rapper from Puerto Rico that is going to be in
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the super Bowl halftime show. Now, I've been a football
fan all of my life. I've watched super Bowl halftime shows.
I remember when they had a halftime show on the
Super Bowl and they had uh, I forget what they had,
but they you know, they had a lot of music
and stuff like that. And which one are you talking about?
You know? Well, what, there's no point in bringing up thing.
(08:39):
You get a spic. You remember when they did what?
I remember they had a super Bowl halftime show and
I don't know, it was just it was it seemed
like they had a foreign guy. They've had a lot
of foreigners doing the halftime show, all right, name one.
Well they had Coldplay? Well where are they from England? Okay?
(08:59):
I mean yes, okay, yeah, they're foreigners? All right? I
ad Rihanna? Where's she from Barbados? Well, okay, I'm talking
about you're talking about foreign acts at the Super Bowl. Well, yeah,
but I mean bad Bunny is just I don't know, man,
they had the who what who? They come from England? Okay,
(09:21):
all right, I mean okay, yeah, they have had I
guess okay, they have had it. They've had had it
had What is your essential complaint about bad Bunny. My
essential complaint about bad Bunny is that he's and by
the way, he comes from Puerto Rico. You know, that's
an American territory. It's what Puerto Rico is, American territory.
That's that's part of the United States. What's he talking
(09:43):
about Puerto Rico. You know that we have territories, we
have states. We asked some places that are American territories.
Not a lot of them we've got. I don't know.
Guama is an American territory from other places and so
like the US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico's what Puerto
Rico is a territory. It means it's part of the
United States. It's not a state, it's a territory. But
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the people there are citizens. I don't like, you're right,
you're the citizens of Puerto Rico are US citizens by
birth and have the same rights as those born in
the United States, including freedom of movement, though they lack
full voting rights in presidential and congressional elections. Yeah, but
hold on, hold on. They are not generally considered American
in the sense of having all the rights of those
in the fifty States, but they are legally US citizens
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and are part of the United States, and a US law,
you know, Ye're right in Congress granted statutory US citizenship
to people born in Puerto Rico in nineteen seventeen, the
Jones Act. That was the Jones Act, the what it's
called the Jones Act. Well, this is something most Americans
don't If you're trying to tell me that Puerto Ricans
are Americans, I think this is going to come as
(10:48):
a shock to most Americans. I don't think so, Steve.
I think maybe you and that's it, you know, general,
I know you've always thought I'm a dumbass. No, it
isn't that. I well, yeah, I guess I have. But
I don't think this is too tough for you to
get that bad what's the guy's name, bad Bunny? Okay,
at least I know what the man at least I
give him the dignity of knowing his name. Oh, Bad
Bunny's his name? I thought it was something like Mark Smoke. No,
(11:09):
it's not. His name is is his name is? His
name is Dave? His name is Dave Beaton. What, Yeah,
that's Bad Bunny's name is Dave Beaton. Dave Beaton? Yes,
God general seeing it like it's Dave Beatof. I didn't
say anything of the sort. What is the man's name, Dave?
I think it's Dave Hildegard. Give me that. Bad Bunny's
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real name is Benito Antonio Martinez A Casio, the Puerto
Rican rapper. But it's the same thing as Alexandra A Casio. Yes,
is he related to her? I don't think so does.
The Puerto Rican rapper and singer was born in nineteen
ninety four. He adopted the stage name Bad Bunny after
a childhood incident involving a bunny costume. Oh boy, I
don't know what does that mean? I don't know. Maybe
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he got trapped in it or something. So what's his
name again? His name's Benito Antonio Martinez A Cascio. It's
almost like the same name as AOC. She Alexandra Carcio. Yeah,
so well, and she's a citizen. She was born in
the United States. See, here's the thing that I want
and this is here. Okay, so right here, this is
the thing what I want to say. And this is
the thing that I want to say. Okay, and it's
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also the thing you want to say. What are you
gonna cry? Every time I come to do this show,
I got to have all you people breathing down my neck.
Everybody else gets to do the show on The Phil
Henry Show, But when I come in here, I got
you people breathing on me. Margaret Rays right here, She's like,
Margaret Kitchen, just back away. I just want to make
sure he's doing the right thing. You're breathing. I can
feel your breath on my neck over here, Dickman, you're
(12:37):
like there, General, I can spell your breath. I'm sorry,
smells it were you smoke at a cigar or something?
Maybe God, would you people just back away? You're literally
five inches from my nose. Margaret is right on the
back of my neck by three inches. But would you
back away from me? Please? Okay, I'll back away, all right, fine,
But we're supposed to be monitoring you. Yeah, Okay. The
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point I wanted to make is this, While I understand
that Bad Bunny is a Puerto Rican and that they're citizens,
I think the fact that he's a Puerto Rican scares
people because most people don't know that Puerto Ricans are citizens.
See what I mean? Yeah? And so why can't be
a Super Bowl and the Knights and the Knife National
(13:18):
the National I'm sorry, I'm very nervous. The National Hockey League,
National Football League, Genius, National Football League? Why can't they
acknowledge the fact that Bad Bunny scares a lot of
people and just say, you know, bad? What do they
call him? How would you say it to him? How
would I say? What? How would you tell Bad Bunny
(13:39):
he's not allowed at the Super Bowl? I would try
to be as personable as I could with him. I
would call him up, perhaps if I was a commissioner,
if you were the commissioner of the NFL, yes, I
would say, hey, is this bad? You know? Hey, what's up?
Are you bad? And you go yeah, and I say
what it is? You know what it is? I try,
at least I try to break the break the tension. Okay,
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you know what do they call him Bunny, Hey, Bunny man,
Hey Bunn, what's up. It's Steve Bozell. And he'd go yeah,
he'd go, yeah, thank you, but I got a show
to do. I'm doing the super Bowl. Yeah. And I
would say, have you considered the possibility, the possibility that, well,
even though you're Puerto Rican you have all the rights
that are afforded Americans, that you don't have all the
(14:22):
rights that are for that are courted Americans because you're
not coming from no place that's a state yet. And
have you considered the possibility that whatever you ask, like
your band to play tonight, maybe jeopardizing your citizenship something
like that. That sounds stupid? Yeah? Would how would that do?
What do you mean? What do you mean? What do
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I mean? I mean if they sang a song like,
you know, hey I'm bad Bunny, welcome to the super Bowl.
I think what he needs to do is identify I'm
bad Bunny, I'm from Puerto Rico. You know. Then we'd say, hey,
bad Bunny, tell everybody you're from Perto Rico. Then say
what about it, Hey everyone, I'm from Puerto Rican. Then
what just say hey everyone, I'm from Puerto Rico I'm
(15:04):
bad Bunny. It's time to get bad. Yeah, you know,
and then just I say bad buddy. You are you
understand a lot of people are having have an issue
with you being Puerto Rican and doing rap music and everything.
Do you think that maybe you could see your way
clear to not do the Super Bowl this year and
maybe just you know, maybe just wait, wait for a
lot of you guys to grow to grow a parent.
(15:26):
Quit crying like like your women general. Well you know
what I'm saying. Quit crying like I'm a woman. Oh man, Yeah,
that's you need to do, because all you guys are
worried about bad Bunny. You're crying and crying and crying
like you're just nothing more than a woman, like you're
just somebody's bitch. Hey man, watch it, Okay, I have been.
(15:47):
This is something I'm concerned about for my family. Why
is this important for your family? Because I don't know.
He's got to get up. I watch football, and I
tell my kids, I watch football. I got my daughters,
April Junior, I got your daughters. Yeah, what you could
you consider it? April? You considered April, said Steve Jr.
Like one of your daughters. I certainly do not, man,
(16:08):
I don't think that's funny. Well, you said daughters plural, Okay,
I meant I got my daughter, April Junior, I got
my son who is Steve Junior. And I worry that
they're gonna be looking at all this hippity hop hip
hop music and it'll encourage them to be just standing,
you know, dance, standing on a street corner and popping
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you know, out and dancing and going yeah what it is? Hey, hey,
you know, and shaking their ass. I don't know what
are you afraid's gonna happen? Steve? I'm just afraid that
my kids are gonna turn into these people on street
corners that are singing and dancing. You know how long
they've had street corner singers in America? I know you're
gonna tell me that they had singers going way back? Okay, yeah,
(16:50):
the Doop singers, you remember them? The who is a
version of music called douop. You know that, No, I
do not well. Douop was like the del Vikings, you know,
and music like that. But they stood out of street
corner singers. How old are you? I mean, I remember
the fifties. I mean you're talking about fifties music. Yes,
(17:12):
well that's what to do up. It was from the
fifties and those were all people that were street corner singers.
You're afraid your son or your daughter, mostly my son.
I think my son wants to emulate the bad Bad Bunny.
And just to say my son is emulating Bad Bunny
makes me want to just take a knife and cut
off my own. Hey, Steve, watch it. Well, that was
(17:34):
something really sick you just said there. I never actually
said it, but I was thinking that you want to
take a knife and just never mind take it easy, bud.
But I'll tell you that is a really sick sentiment.
That's what I think Bad Bunny. Are you sure you're
not just freaking out over the name? You just think
the name's weird? Well, I don't care. I mean, there's
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a lot of groups that have weird names and singers
that have weird names. But the fact that Bad Bunny
went from being just a rumor about maybe the NFL
has taken over the music of America or whatever, now
it's true. The NFL is gonna put Bad Bunny on.
And I gotta tell you, what do you know? You
don't know a thing about bad Bunny, do you No,
I don't. But you want to cancel him, censor him?
(18:18):
Why because it doesn't sound good. It sounds like what
the fuck is this? Back to school? It doesn't sound good.
It sounds like something that's uh just not good. You
know a guy with the name of bad Bunny. What
(18:39):
if I called myself Steve bad Bunny Bozell. I think
that'd be fantastic. I think that would sound good. You
think I'd being bad Bunny Bozell would be good. I
think I think you would give people, you know, they
would have a new way of viewing you and v
and feel good about you. What you just want to
say that again, Bud, I'm just saying I think if
people if Steve Bozell was you know, bad Bunny Bosell's
(19:02):
what I'm saying. Well, I want to bring in Frank
Gray now a special guest market. I know your husband.
You knew if Frank was coming on, right, Yes? I did, Frank,
And uh, mister Gray, you have worked with entertainment. You
worked with the entertainments and everything. I've worked with that. Yeah,
I've worked with entertainers, is what you're trying to say,
bozeld Yeah, and what would you advise me if I
(19:26):
was freaked out if your client was Bad Bunny. Well,
i'd say, if you're freaked out by bad But if
Bad Bunny was my client, I would say to you,
and I would say this with the greatest of respect
and love, Steve, to get a life exactly, just just
shut up, tell it to shut up with you, Bud,
(19:47):
shut up, I'd say, get a life, and the life
that you get will be of great value because you're
liable to live in four years. And far as Bad
Bunny goes, why think about it. It's it's made its money.
Bad Bunny has made its money and then some and
(20:09):
the buty and the bad and the Bad Bunny will
go back to Puerto Rico, live in its mansion, drink
its wine, drink its champagne. And Bad Bunny won't even
give Steve Bozel. And Bad Bunny won't give Steve Bazil Bazil. Uh,
my name's Bozel. You don't mind, as I say, Bazell.
You won't give ste It won't give Steve Bozell the
(20:30):
time of day, because when Bad Bunny thinks about Steve Bozell,
it will simply consider it to be some lightweight listener
who doesn't know the things what bad bunny has been through. Well,
how does bad bunny know that? Well, bad bunny will
take one look at you and surmise that you don't
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know what time of day it is. And you sure
as hell don't know what time of day it is
out on the street. See so, bad bunny would say.
And I'm just paraphra I can't I can't read its mind,
but I think it would say, Steve Mozell, doesn't matter
one half of a pinch of raccoon stuff. See, uh,
(21:14):
that's about right. It sounds right. But Steve, what what
I think? What Frank's saying? Well, hold hold on, Margaret,
I think it understands. Go ahead, let it repeat it
back to me. What did I say, Steve, Well, you're
just basically saying that my opinion a bad bunny. It
matters so little that it told. It's basically said that
(21:34):
my opinion ain't worth one half of a pinch of
raccoon stuff. I say, see how it starts to cry?
Why are you crying? Well, I mean I think my
opinion matters a lot. You know, no one's saying your
opinion doesn't matter. Steve I am well, you know general,
you know what, Frank just backed the hell off for
a minute. I'm saying that it's that's its opinion is
no more valuable than your opinion. Just back off. We're
(21:57):
talking about the super Bowl halftime show, a guy named
Bad Bunny. Do we have any of it? I mean
his music? Yeah, I want you to play some of it.
Wait a minute, Frank, that's not bad Bunny. Hold on, Margaret,
God damn it, this is bad Bunny. Yeah, it's bad Bunny.
(22:21):
That's Weezer oo Weezer. I don't think that's bad Bunny.
It's Weezer. I don't mean Weezer. Turn it, Frank, turn
it off? Will you turn it? Don't ever touch the
knob that I'm Oh my god, Frank, No, no, Margaret,
don't you ever dare ever, you ever, never dare touching
a knob that I'm using. Yeah, okay, Frank, Oh oh,
(22:45):
you think I'm talking about beating off? Huh that sounded
like you're talking about your knob. I'm talking about the
knob here that I'm using. Gray, could I interrupted just
hold on for a minute, buzzle. You people have pissed
me off. Now. I was playing a cut by butt
by bugs Bunny. What's the guy's name, bad Bunny. I
thought it was well, God damn it. Yeah, that's the
(23:06):
other thing I got to confuse with bugs Bunny too.
You got it confused with bugs Bunny. Yeah. What happened
was is you put on a song by Weezer called
Africa who Weezer Man. You didn't even put on no
bugs Bunny, I mean bad Bunny, not bugs Bunny. All right,
(23:26):
sorry about that, Frank, Frank, this is not bad but
it's not bad Bunny. Wait a minute. I was given
to understand this is beg When you said bug bunny,
I said bad Bunny. And you know I said bad Bunny.
(23:47):
You're right I did. Yeah, I know it was bad Bunny,
but I got my mind got sucked into it. World
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talking about bad Bunny as Super Bowl, and I don't
(25:14):
think we've talked about bad Bunny at all on this program,
noing have not. You're talking Steve about you were talking
about bugs Bunny. You didn't know whether they you were
talking about whether anybody from Puerto Rico was a citizen. Well,
I mean you guys brought that up. Well, no, but
we brought it up for a reason because you were
saying that bad Bunny was not a citizen. Then it
got sidetracked into bugs Bunny. Then Phil came along, Yeah,
(25:35):
and mister Henry came along, and then but you know,
carved it all up. But you know, trying to get
me confused about why I have issues with with the Yes,
you would to call him bugs Bunny, Now, no, with
bad Bunny. And I think the reason, first of all,
the reason why I calls himself bad Bunny is because
he doesn't want to be confused with bugs Bunny. That's
number one. Would you want to be what do you
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mean what I want to be? Would you want to
be confused with bugs Bunny? Well no, of course I
wouldn't want to be confused with bugs Bunny. Well then
you can't blame the guy. But I think there's more.
I think the bug the boog, you just do it
like hip hop. Steve and that's why you're against Bad Bunny. No,
it's not that at all. Well, let's you know, that's
(26:17):
what most of these people that don't like these halftime shows,
they always got a problem with hip hop. I don't
have a problem with hip hop. I'm probably listening to
more hip hop. I mean, what hip hop music do
you like? I don't know, man, there's a couple that
I like. Like, here's a hip hop song that I like. Now,
who is this? This is Mac Miller? Well, Mac Miller,
you know it's no longer with us. I know that.
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But I'm just and you like him because he's white,
not because he's white. But and so if Bad Bunny
does music that has a melody to it, and I'm
speaking I think not for me, but I am speaking
for a lot of people. If he could somehow get
his skin a little bit lighter, I'm not saying he
needs to get his skin lighter, but I think it
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scares people because every time they have hip hop at
the super Bowl, it's always a guy who is you know,
who's dark skinned. Well, see, now you're making me sound
like a racist. We're not making him sound like anything, Steve,
you already are. No, I am not, And you know
that's not true. You're one of these guys, a nice guy,
mister Boozell, and nobody wants to see bad stuff about you.
But you don't like black people. No, that's not the
(27:21):
case at all. That Hey, listen, I got black guys
on my crew, Andy, But when it comes to the
super Bowl, can can't can't we just see some white
people for a change. I just I think a lot
of Americans are saying, God, please let me see a
white man. Let the record show. You know that Steve's crying.
I'm not crying, Steve. What's the problem. I've just I
(27:41):
told you, And I don't think it's much to ask
when it comes to the super Bowl halftime show? Is
it too much to ask just to see one white man?
Bozel here comes filled great? Hi, Steve, I was just
listening up. Naturally, you said I could do this show. Yes,
I did see you cond do the show. Okay, Steve,
But I got a break and I came over and
(28:03):
it sounds like you guys are stuck here. No, we're
not stuck. He said that he's he's he said he
would love to see a halftime show for a change.
That just has white people, so and you don't think
you're racist, has Steve. No, I don't not at all.
I like, you know, black people and black music and everything,
but got just when it comes to the halftime show
with the super Bowl, which is primarily for white people.
(28:28):
I wouldn't say it's primarily for white people, but white people.
I mean, I'm just saying at a halftime show is there,
it would be a mortal sin if I could just
for one day see white man for one day. Okay, Yeah,
See we've been contending with this, mister Andry No, you
have a bit contenting with shit. Well, Phil, we've been
a listening to this, not Phil, what do you think?
(28:51):
What do I think about? What do you think there's
too many black performers at the super Bowl at halftime show? No, no,
I don't. I don't think there's enough. I think they
should all be black performers all the fucking time. I
think we should have nothing but black players in the field.
And I think we should have another black president. I
think we need a black cabinet. I think the thing
that will cure this problem in this country that we're
having right now with all these people but hurt about
(29:12):
all kinds of shit is just make everybody in leadership
in this country, everybody in football teams everybody, and hockey
teams everwhere, just make them all black people, and then
we would be forced to grow the fuck up, if
you'll pardon me for god damn, I just want to
say this one sentery. Yeah, oh yeah, right, you don't
even know what the hell. I don't even know what
you're saying. No, I just I thought i'd go ahead
(29:33):
and just cut through a little horseshit here. All right,
So Steve, your bottom line on a bad Bunny, my
bottom line on bad Bunny. I don't even give a shit,
all right, Yeah, so thank you. Bobby Dooley's joining us now,
thank you, Steve. Yeah, hey, Steve, I want to say something.
We love having you on the show. You're a great guy,
(29:54):
you really are. Yeah, but what but what are you
talking about man, bad Bunny. You didn't say one thing
about Bad Bunny other than the fact he comes from
Puerto Rico. There's too many black acts on the halftime show.
You'd like for once to see a white man there.
You should go back take a look at it. If
you just have to google it, see how many white
people was on a halftime show. Google what google it?
(30:15):
How many white performance they had doing the halftime show
at the super Bowl. And what do you think I'm
gonna find? Hey, Steve, I don't want to. Don't say anything.
You find out. If you're right, you're right. If you're wrong,
you're wrong. I think there's probably been primarily and again,
I am not a racist, and I really resent that.
I'm just saying. I think there's a lot of people
in America who are sitting there going, God almighty, can
I just see one white man? What are you laughing at? Bozelle?
(30:41):
You're saying this like you're saying it like you're a
man in the desert looking for just a cold drink
of water. Well, in a lot of ways, I think
that's what America's saying right now. I think the white
people of America are saying, oh God, could we just
have a white man be small? You know, just what
do you think about your president? Who? Trump? No, Abraham Lincoln? Yeah? Trump? Okay,
(31:05):
I mean he's white, Yeah, but you think of Obama.
I'm not gonna get I liked Obama. I've just got
knocking and I'm not gonna yet. Just slow down. I'm
not gonna get into the whole thing about it. I'm
just saying that when Trump got elected, I said, thank
you God. All I said was thank you got a
white man. You know, God, damn man, you really did.
(31:28):
I just no, I just it wasn't like I didn't
think President Obama was good. I was just like, woo,
you know, yeah, hey man, finally we got a white
guy back in there. Well, so now the halftime show
is the same thing for you again. I just would say,
you know, I love halftime shows at the super Bowl.
I like all. I like, you know, three the Three
p the three Deep P's or black Eyed Peas, I
(31:50):
mean sorry, black eyed Peas, I like Prince, I like
them all, and I like, you know, bad bunnies. Fine,
but I think there's a lot of white people like
me who are going, well, there every me and Dave one,
we'll see another white man. You know. Why are you
near tears when you say that? It just kind of
chokes me up a long minutes. What's that? And so
it just jeals me, here's it, here, here's it's not
(32:13):
rag Steve, thank you, Oh all right, Bozelle, thank you
very much. Well, is that yet? Yeah, that's it. We're
done with you or your dumb ass. Yeah. And for
being the and for being a dumb ass on our show. Steve,
you've got a backstage past the world Famous Phil Henry Show.
I've got five. Thank you. You're all right. That's it, man.
(32:39):
We had a whole segment. I know, we had a
whole segment ready to go for Bobby and Steve Dooley.
But Nick tomorrow night, Bobby, you know we've got better
things to do. Sorry, we just ran long. We ran
along with the Steve Bozella was the most ridiculous bunch
of shit that I've ever heard in my life. You know, bro,
Famous School Henry Show, Go ahead, the world Famous Phil
(33:01):
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more white people at the halftime show. I'm just asking
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(02:32):
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but we need to have General Shaw, Margaret Gray, that's me, yeah,
and Bud Dickman. Yeah. I need to have them there
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like I got to have my handheld. Well yeah, okay,
(02:54):
hold on, just let me finish this. And I don't
know is everybody else got to do that. Well, what
do you mean everybody else? I mean that's Bob Green
and some of the other It depends on the guests. Steve.
It's not that we don't think that you're bright enough,
but you do seem to you kind of. I don't
want to see you don't slobber. Oh great man, No
(03:15):
you don't. You don't slabber your way through. I mean
there have been ones that you did slabber through. I
think what Bud's trying to say, there were times when
you lost control of the saliva. Yeah, you started to
get nervous. Of course you're gonna get nervous, all right. Well,
well that's all we're saying. Steve. It's not that your
opinions aren't valid, but that's why we're here. You're here
to help me get a load of that. Folks. Don't
(03:38):
spend too much time on this. Okay, Mister Henry's gonna
edit it all out. Yeah, he has told me you
got to edit it all out. Well, I'm just gonna
say it anyway, whether you edit it out or not.
I'm being told that I've got to have people hold
in my hand because I slabber my way. You know,
not saying you slaughter your way through. We're not saying
you slabber your way through a show. But there is
(03:59):
the tendency for you too. I don't know. Slobbery is
not a good word, Steve. You will drool and then yes,
there'd be some slabration. Is that? Yeah, this is the slabration.
What is slabration. It's a term that's used in broadcasting,
in broadcasting when there are people that do not have
(04:20):
control over the slabur. You know what that is, right?
That's is that it's French for slab. It's French for slobbery. No,
French for slab, it's French for slobin. Well what is slobin?
Slobin is the slabur. That's the French and we're talking
about slabur. Yeah, you don't know what we're talking about,
(04:40):
do you not? Not? Really? You're telling me that that
I have the slabur. Yeah, it's not that you. It's
not a disease or anything. No, it's just a tendency
for you to you do slibur or the slobin quite
a bit. See, so here comes Phil Goddamn. Okay, I
asked you guys to hold his hand. Okay, if he
needs it, you don't have to start making up things.
(05:01):
Well what mister Henry hold on, Steve, don't make up stuff, oh, Phil,
we're having a couple of laps and here you come. Yeah,
mister Ainery, all right, that's fine, mister Bozille slibbur in
slub and that doesn't exist. They're making it up. Well
you know I figured as much. No, I'm way ahead
of you here, Okay. I've been coming to your show
and I've been having myself monkeyed up, put in a makeup,
(05:21):
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what you people figured to leave done to me, and
now here tonight talking about the slibbur. There's no such
thing as the slibbur. Phil. That is the French pronunciation
(05:42):
for slobber. Okay, but Steve doesn't slobber. I beg to differ. Yeah,
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a play, as you know. Yeah, we know that, mystery.
Go ahead and rehearse your plays, Okay, but it doesn't
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lines or whatever you people say. Okay, Margaret, don't wave
(06:04):
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All right? I could stop it, budd Uh. Okay, are
(07:10):
you guys gonna sit here and help me? Are you
going to just go ahead and start sticking it up there,
wiggling it and going ooh whatever that means? I don't know, Steve.
We're here to help. So what's tonight's topic. Tonight's topic
here on the Phil Henry Show is something that I
think needs talking about. And I know I don't want
to come off sounding like I'm some kind of a
radical person, like maybe the radical right wing person. But
(07:35):
we got a situation developing for the Super Bowl, you
know all about it. They got a guy named bad Bunny.
Oh not this guy. Yeah, yeah, that guy. And I
don't know a lot about Bad Bunny. I know that
he you know, whether he's a bunny or not. Come on, General, Yeah,
General's not funny. Oh you guys are telling me what's funny? Huh? General,
(07:55):
I agree with him? Okay, Can I just say what
I want to say? All right? No, he's not a bunny.
Obviously he being Okay, Steve got you looking at me
with those eyes like you know, next movie you'd be
blowing a poison blow dart. Shut right up my neck. No,
I won't ticketies, general, sit down. Bad Bunny is a
rapper from Puerto Rico that is going to be in
(08:17):
the super Bowl halftime show. Now, I've been a football
fan all of my life. I've watched super Bowl halftime shows.
I remember when they had a halftime show on the
Super Bowl and they had uh, I forget what they had,
but they you know, they had a lot of music
and stuff like that. And which one are you talking about?
You know? Well, what, there's no point in bringing up thing.
(08:39):
You get a spic. You remember when they did what?
I remember they had a super Bowl halftime show and
I don't know, it was just it was it seemed
like they had a foreign guy. They've had a lot
of foreigners doing the halftime show, all right, name one.
Well they had Coldplay? Well where are they from England? Okay?
(08:59):
I mean yes, okay, yeah, they're foreigners? All right? I
ad Rihanna? Where's she from Barbados? Well, okay, I'm talking
about you're talking about foreign acts at the Super Bowl. Well, yeah,
but I mean bad Bunny is just I don't know, man,
they had the who what who? They come from England? Okay,
(09:21):
all right, I mean okay, yeah, they have had I
guess okay, they have had it. They've had had it
had What is your essential complaint about bad Bunny. My
essential complaint about bad Bunny is that he's and by
the way, he comes from Puerto Rico. You know, that's
an American territory. It's what Puerto Rico is, American territory.
That's that's part of the United States. What's he talking
(09:43):
about Puerto Rico. You know that we have territories, we
have states. We asked some places that are American territories.
Not a lot of them we've got. I don't know.
Guama is an American territory from other places and so
like the US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico's what Puerto
Rico is a territory. It means it's part of the
United States. It's not a state, it's a territory. But
(10:04):
the people there are citizens. I don't like, you're right,
you're the citizens of Puerto Rico are US citizens by
birth and have the same rights as those born in
the United States, including freedom of movement, though they lack
full voting rights in presidential and congressional elections. Yeah, but
hold on, hold on. They are not generally considered American
in the sense of having all the rights of those
in the fifty States, but they are legally US citizens
(10:26):
and are part of the United States, and a US law,
you know, Ye're right in Congress granted statutory US citizenship
to people born in Puerto Rico in nineteen seventeen, the
Jones Act. That was the Jones Act, the what it's
called the Jones Act. Well, this is something most Americans
don't If you're trying to tell me that Puerto Ricans
are Americans, I think this is going to come as
(10:48):
a shock to most Americans. I don't think so, Steve.
I think maybe you and that's it, you know, general,
I know you've always thought I'm a dumbass. No, it
isn't that. I well, yeah, I guess I have. But
I don't think this is too tough for you to
get that bad what's the guy's name, bad Bunny? Okay,
at least I know what the man at least I
give him the dignity of knowing his name. Oh, Bad
Bunny's his name? I thought it was something like Mark Smoke. No,
(11:09):
it's not. His name is is his name is? His
name is Dave? His name is Dave Beaton. What, Yeah,
that's Bad Bunny's name is Dave Beaton. Dave Beaton? Yes,
God general seeing it like it's Dave Beatof. I didn't
say anything of the sort. What is the man's name, Dave?
I think it's Dave Hildegard. Give me that. Bad Bunny's
(11:30):
real name is Benito Antonio Martinez A Casio, the Puerto
Rican rapper. But it's the same thing as Alexandra A Casio. Yes,
is he related to her? I don't think so does.
The Puerto Rican rapper and singer was born in nineteen
ninety four. He adopted the stage name Bad Bunny after
a childhood incident involving a bunny costume. Oh boy, I
don't know what does that mean? I don't know. Maybe
(11:53):
he got trapped in it or something. So what's his
name again? His name's Benito Antonio Martinez A Cascio. It's
almost like the same name as AOC. She Alexandra Carcio. Yeah,
so well, and she's a citizen. She was born in
the United States. See, here's the thing that I want
and this is here. Okay, so right here, this is
the thing what I want to say. And this is
the thing that I want to say. Okay, and it's
(12:15):
also the thing you want to say. What are you
gonna cry? Every time I come to do this show,
I got to have all you people breathing down my neck.
Everybody else gets to do the show on The Phil
Henry Show, But when I come in here, I got
you people breathing on me. Margaret Rays right here, She's like,
Margaret Kitchen, just back away. I just want to make
sure he's doing the right thing. You're breathing. I can
feel your breath on my neck over here, Dickman, you're
(12:37):
like there, General, I can spell your breath. I'm sorry,
smells it were you smoke at a cigar or something?
Maybe God, would you people just back away? You're literally
five inches from my nose. Margaret is right on the
back of my neck by three inches. But would you
back away from me? Please? Okay, I'll back away, all right, fine,
But we're supposed to be monitoring you. Yeah, Okay. The
(12:57):
point I wanted to make is this, While I understand
that Bad Bunny is a Puerto Rican and that they're citizens,
I think the fact that he's a Puerto Rican scares
people because most people don't know that Puerto Ricans are citizens.
See what I mean? Yeah? And so why can't be
a Super Bowl and the Knights and the Knife National
(13:18):
the National I'm sorry, I'm very nervous. The National Hockey League,
National Football League, Genius, National Football League? Why can't they
acknowledge the fact that Bad Bunny scares a lot of
people and just say, you know, bad? What do they
call him? How would you say it to him? How
would I say? What? How would you tell Bad Bunny
(13:39):
he's not allowed at the Super Bowl? I would try
to be as personable as I could with him. I
would call him up, perhaps if I was a commissioner,
if you were the commissioner of the NFL, yes, I
would say, hey, is this bad? You know? Hey, what's up?
Are you bad? And you go yeah, and I say
what it is? You know what it is? I try,
at least I try to break the break the tension. Okay,
(14:01):
you know what do they call him Bunny, Hey, Bunny man,
Hey Bunn, what's up. It's Steve Bozell. And he'd go yeah,
he'd go, yeah, thank you, but I got a show
to do. I'm doing the super Bowl. Yeah. And I
would say, have you considered the possibility, the possibility that, well,
even though you're Puerto Rican you have all the rights
that are afforded Americans, that you don't have all the
(14:22):
rights that are for that are courted Americans because you're
not coming from no place that's a state yet. And
have you considered the possibility that whatever you ask, like
your band to play tonight, maybe jeopardizing your citizenship something
like that. That sounds stupid? Yeah? Would how would that do?
What do you mean? What do you mean? What do
(14:44):
I mean? I mean if they sang a song like,
you know, hey I'm bad Bunny, welcome to the super Bowl.
I think what he needs to do is identify I'm
bad Bunny, I'm from Puerto Rico. You know. Then we'd say, hey,
bad Bunny, tell everybody you're from Perto Rico. Then say
what about it, Hey everyone, I'm from Puerto Rican. Then
what just say hey everyone, I'm from Puerto Rico I'm
(15:04):
bad Bunny. It's time to get bad. Yeah, you know,
and then just I say bad buddy. You are you
understand a lot of people are having have an issue
with you being Puerto Rican and doing rap music and everything.
Do you think that maybe you could see your way
clear to not do the Super Bowl this year and
maybe just you know, maybe just wait, wait for a
lot of you guys to grow to grow a parent.
(15:26):
Quit crying like like your women general. Well you know
what I'm saying. Quit crying like I'm a woman. Oh man, Yeah,
that's you need to do, because all you guys are
worried about bad Bunny. You're crying and crying and crying
like you're just nothing more than a woman, like you're
just somebody's bitch. Hey man, watch it, Okay, I have been.
(15:47):
This is something I'm concerned about for my family. Why
is this important for your family? Because I don't know.
He's got to get up. I watch football, and I
tell my kids, I watch football. I got my daughters,
April Junior, I got your daughters. Yeah, what you could
you consider it? April? You considered April, said Steve Jr.
Like one of your daughters. I certainly do not, man,
(16:08):
I don't think that's funny. Well, you said daughters plural, Okay,
I meant I got my daughter, April Junior, I got
my son who is Steve Junior. And I worry that
they're gonna be looking at all this hippity hop hip
hop music and it'll encourage them to be just standing,
you know, dance, standing on a street corner and popping
(16:29):
you know, out and dancing and going yeah what it is? Hey, hey,
you know, and shaking their ass. I don't know what
are you afraid's gonna happen? Steve? I'm just afraid that
my kids are gonna turn into these people on street
corners that are singing and dancing. You know how long
they've had street corner singers in America? I know you're
gonna tell me that they had singers going way back? Okay, yeah,
(16:50):
the Doop singers, you remember them? The who is a
version of music called douop. You know that, No, I
do not well. Douop was like the del Vikings, you know,
and music like that. But they stood out of street
corner singers. How old are you? I mean, I remember
the fifties. I mean you're talking about fifties music. Yes,
(17:12):
well that's what to do up. It was from the
fifties and those were all people that were street corner singers.
You're afraid your son or your daughter, mostly my son.
I think my son wants to emulate the bad Bad Bunny.
And just to say my son is emulating Bad Bunny
makes me want to just take a knife and cut
off my own. Hey, Steve, watch it. Well, that was
(17:34):
something really sick you just said there. I never actually
said it, but I was thinking that you want to
take a knife and just never mind take it easy, bud.
But I'll tell you that is a really sick sentiment.
That's what I think Bad Bunny. Are you sure you're
not just freaking out over the name? You just think
the name's weird? Well, I don't care. I mean, there's
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a lot of groups that have weird names and singers
that have weird names. But the fact that Bad Bunny
went from being just a rumor about maybe the NFL
has taken over the music of America or whatever, now
it's true. The NFL is gonna put Bad Bunny on.
And I gotta tell you, what do you know? You
don't know a thing about bad Bunny, do you No,
I don't. But you want to cancel him, censor him?
(18:18):
Why because it doesn't sound good. It sounds like what
the fuck is this? Back to school? It doesn't sound good.
It sounds like something that's uh just not good. You
know a guy with the name of bad Bunny. What
(18:39):
if I called myself Steve bad Bunny Bozell. I think
that'd be fantastic. I think that would sound good. You
think I'd being bad Bunny Bozell would be good. I
think I think you would give people, you know, they
would have a new way of viewing you and v
and feel good about you. What you just want to
say that again, Bud, I'm just saying I think if
people if Steve Bozell was you know, bad Bunny Bosell's
(19:02):
what I'm saying. Well, I want to bring in Frank
Gray now a special guest market. I know your husband.
You knew if Frank was coming on, right, Yes? I did, Frank,
And uh, mister Gray, you have worked with entertainment. You
worked with the entertainments and everything. I've worked with that. Yeah,
I've worked with entertainers, is what you're trying to say,
bozeld Yeah, and what would you advise me if I
(19:26):
was freaked out if your client was Bad Bunny. Well,
i'd say, if you're freaked out by bad But if
Bad Bunny was my client, I would say to you,
and I would say this with the greatest of respect
and love, Steve, to get a life exactly, just just
shut up, tell it to shut up with you, Bud,
(19:47):
shut up, I'd say, get a life, and the life
that you get will be of great value because you're
liable to live in four years. And far as Bad
Bunny goes, why think about it. It's it's made its money.
Bad Bunny has made its money and then some and
(20:09):
the buty and the bad and the Bad Bunny will
go back to Puerto Rico, live in its mansion, drink
its wine, drink its champagne. And Bad Bunny won't even
give Steve Bozel. And Bad Bunny won't give Steve Bazil Bazil. Uh,
my name's Bozel. You don't mind, as I say, Bazell.
You won't give ste It won't give Steve Bozell the
(20:30):
time of day, because when Bad Bunny thinks about Steve Bozell,
it will simply consider it to be some lightweight listener
who doesn't know the things what bad bunny has been through. Well,
how does bad bunny know that? Well, bad bunny will
take one look at you and surmise that you don't
(20:51):
know what time of day it is. And you sure
as hell don't know what time of day it is
out on the street. See so, bad bunny would say.
And I'm just paraphra I can't I can't read its mind,
but I think it would say, Steve Mozell, doesn't matter
one half of a pinch of raccoon stuff. See, uh,
(21:14):
that's about right. It sounds right. But Steve, what what
I think? What Frank's saying? Well, hold hold on, Margaret,
I think it understands. Go ahead, let it repeat it
back to me. What did I say, Steve, Well, you're
just basically saying that my opinion a bad bunny. It
matters so little that it told. It's basically said that
(21:34):
my opinion ain't worth one half of a pinch of
raccoon stuff. I say, see how it starts to cry?
Why are you crying? Well, I mean I think my
opinion matters a lot. You know, no one's saying your
opinion doesn't matter. Steve I am well, you know general,
you know what, Frank just backed the hell off for
a minute. I'm saying that it's that's its opinion is
no more valuable than your opinion. Just back off. We're
(21:57):
talking about the super Bowl halftime show, a guy named
Bad Bunny. Do we have any of it? I mean
his music? Yeah, I want you to play some of it.
Wait a minute, Frank, that's not bad Bunny. Hold on, Margaret,
God damn it, this is bad Bunny. Yeah, it's bad Bunny.
(22:21):
That's Weezer oo Weezer. I don't think that's bad Bunny.
It's Weezer. I don't mean Weezer. Turn it, Frank, turn
it off? Will you turn it? Don't ever touch the
knob that I'm Oh my god, Frank, No, no, Margaret,
don't you ever dare ever, you ever, never dare touching
a knob that I'm using. Yeah, okay, Frank, Oh oh,
(22:45):
you think I'm talking about beating off? Huh that sounded
like you're talking about your knob. I'm talking about the
knob here that I'm using. Gray, could I interrupted just
hold on for a minute, buzzle. You people have pissed
me off. Now. I was playing a cut by butt
by bugs Bunny. What's the guy's name, bad Bunny. I
thought it was well, God damn it. Yeah, that's the
(23:06):
other thing I got to confuse with bugs Bunny too.
You got it confused with bugs Bunny. Yeah. What happened
was is you put on a song by Weezer called
Africa who Weezer Man. You didn't even put on no
bugs Bunny, I mean bad Bunny, not bugs Bunny. All right,
(23:26):
sorry about that, Frank, Frank, this is not bad but
it's not bad Bunny. Wait a minute. I was given
to understand this is beg When you said bug bunny,
I said bad Bunny. And you know I said bad Bunny.
(23:47):
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talking about bad Bunny as Super Bowl, and I don't
(25:14):
think we've talked about bad Bunny at all on this program,
noing have not. You're talking Steve about you were talking
about bugs Bunny. You didn't know whether they you were
talking about whether anybody from Puerto Rico was a citizen. Well,
I mean you guys brought that up. Well, no, but
we brought it up for a reason because you were
saying that bad Bunny was not a citizen. Then it
got sidetracked into bugs Bunny. Then Phil came along, Yeah,
(25:35):
and mister Henry came along, and then but you know,
carved it all up. But you know, trying to get
me confused about why I have issues with with the Yes,
you would to call him bugs Bunny, Now, no, with
bad Bunny. And I think the reason, first of all,
the reason why I calls himself bad Bunny is because
he doesn't want to be confused with bugs Bunny. That's
number one. Would you want to be what do you
(25:56):
mean what I want to be? Would you want to
be confused with bugs Bunny? Well no, of course I
wouldn't want to be confused with bugs Bunny. Well then
you can't blame the guy. But I think there's more.
I think the bug the boog, you just do it
like hip hop. Steve and that's why you're against Bad Bunny. No,
it's not that at all. Well, let's you know, that's
(26:17):
what most of these people that don't like these halftime shows,
they always got a problem with hip hop. I don't
have a problem with hip hop. I'm probably listening to
more hip hop. I mean, what hip hop music do
you like? I don't know, man, there's a couple that
I like. Like, here's a hip hop song that I like. Now,
who is this? This is Mac Miller? Well, Mac Miller,
you know it's no longer with us. I know that.
(26:37):
But I'm just and you like him because he's white,
not because he's white. But and so if Bad Bunny
does music that has a melody to it, and I'm
speaking I think not for me, but I am speaking
for a lot of people. If he could somehow get
his skin a little bit lighter, I'm not saying he
needs to get his skin lighter, but I think it
(26:59):
scares people because every time they have hip hop at
the super Bowl, it's always a guy who is you know,
who's dark skinned. Well, see, now you're making me sound
like a racist. We're not making him sound like anything, Steve,
you already are. No, I am not, And you know
that's not true. You're one of these guys, a nice guy,
mister Boozell, and nobody wants to see bad stuff about you.
But you don't like black people. No, that's not the
(27:21):
case at all. That Hey, listen, I got black guys
on my crew, Andy, But when it comes to the
super Bowl, can can't can't we just see some white
people for a change. I just I think a lot
of Americans are saying, God, please let me see a
white man. Let the record show. You know that Steve's crying.
I'm not crying, Steve. What's the problem. I've just I
(27:41):
told you, And I don't think it's much to ask
when it comes to the super Bowl halftime show? Is
it too much to ask just to see one white man?
Bozel here comes filled great? Hi, Steve, I was just
listening up. Naturally, you said I could do this show. Yes,
I did see you cond do the show. Okay, Steve,
But I got a break and I came over and
(28:03):
it sounds like you guys are stuck here. No, we're
not stuck. He said that he's he's he said he
would love to see a halftime show for a change.
That just has white people, so and you don't think
you're racist, has Steve. No, I don't not at all.
I like, you know, black people and black music and everything,
but got just when it comes to the halftime show
with the super Bowl, which is primarily for white people.
(28:28):
I wouldn't say it's primarily for white people, but white people.
I mean, I'm just saying at a halftime show is there,
it would be a mortal sin if I could just
for one day see white man for one day. Okay, Yeah,
See we've been contending with this, mister Andry No, you
have a bit contenting with shit. Well, Phil, we've been
a listening to this, not Phil, what do you think?
(28:51):
What do I think about? What do you think there's
too many black performers at the super Bowl at halftime show? No, no,
I don't. I don't think there's enough. I think they
should all be black performers all the fucking time. I
think we should have nothing but black players in the field.
And I think we should have another black president. I
think we need a black cabinet. I think the thing
that will cure this problem in this country that we're
having right now with all these people but hurt about
(29:12):
all kinds of shit is just make everybody in leadership
in this country, everybody in football teams everybody, and hockey
teams everwhere, just make them all black people, and then
we would be forced to grow the fuck up, if
you'll pardon me for god damn, I just want to
say this one sentery. Yeah, oh yeah, right, you don't
even know what the hell. I don't even know what
you're saying. No, I just I thought i'd go ahead
(29:33):
and just cut through a little horseshit here. All right,
So Steve, your bottom line on a bad Bunny, my
bottom line on bad Bunny. I don't even give a shit,
all right, Yeah, so thank you. Bobby Dooley's joining us now,
thank you, Steve. Yeah, hey, Steve, I want to say something.
We love having you on the show. You're a great guy,
(29:54):
you really are. Yeah, but what but what are you
talking about man, bad Bunny. You didn't say one thing
about Bad Bunny other than the fact he comes from
Puerto Rico. There's too many black acts on the halftime show.
You'd like for once to see a white man there.
You should go back take a look at it. If
you just have to google it, see how many white
people was on a halftime show. Google what google it?
(30:15):
How many white performance they had doing the halftime show
at the super Bowl. And what do you think I'm
gonna find? Hey, Steve, I don't want to. Don't say anything.
You find out. If you're right, you're right. If you're wrong,
you're wrong. I think there's probably been primarily and again,
I am not a racist, and I really resent that.
I'm just saying. I think there's a lot of people
in America who are sitting there going, God almighty, can
I just see one white man? What are you laughing at? Bozelle?
(30:41):
You're saying this like you're saying it like you're a
man in the desert looking for just a cold drink
of water. Well, in a lot of ways, I think
that's what America's saying right now. I think the white
people of America are saying, oh God, could we just
have a white man be small? You know, just what
do you think about your president? Who? Trump? No, Abraham Lincoln? Yeah? Trump? Okay,
(31:05):
I mean he's white, Yeah, but you think of Obama.
I'm not gonna get I liked Obama. I've just got
knocking and I'm not gonna yet. Just slow down. I'm
not gonna get into the whole thing about it. I'm
just saying that when Trump got elected, I said, thank
you God. All I said was thank you got a
white man. You know, God, damn man, you really did.
(31:28):
I just no, I just it wasn't like I didn't
think President Obama was good. I was just like, woo,
you know, yeah, hey man, finally we got a white
guy back in there. Well, so now the halftime show
is the same thing for you again. I just would say,
you know, I love halftime shows at the super Bowl.
I like all. I like, you know, three the Three
p the three Deep P's or black Eyed Peas, I
(31:50):
mean sorry, black eyed Peas, I like Prince, I like
them all, and I like, you know, bad bunnies. Fine,
but I think there's a lot of white people like
me who are going, well, there every me and Dave one,
we'll see another white man. You know. Why are you
near tears when you say that? It just kind of
chokes me up a long minutes. What's that? And so
it just jeals me, here's it, here, here's it's not
(32:13):
rag Steve, thank you, Oh all right, Bozelle, thank you
very much. Well, is that yet? Yeah, that's it. We're
done with you or your dumb ass. Yeah. And for
being the and for being a dumb ass on our show. Steve,
you've got a backstage past the world Famous Phil Henry Show.
I've got five. Thank you. You're all right. That's it, man.
(32:39):
We had a whole segment. I know, we had a
whole segment ready to go for Bobby and Steve Dooley.
But Nick tomorrow night, Bobby, you know we've got better
things to do. Sorry, we just ran long. We ran
along with the Steve Bozella was the most ridiculous bunch
of shit that I've ever heard in my life. You know, bro,
Famous School Henry Show, Go ahead, the world Famous Phil
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All rights reserved on iHeart Podcasts. Yeah, check us out tomorrow.
I will have Bobby and Steve on right. Bobby, I
don't know, I don't care anymore. And Steve Bozell, thank
you for being our guest. And I'm sorry there's not
more white people at the halftime show. I'm just asking
for a couple of weeks. Oh shut up, Bozell.
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