Trevor the oft-times producer of The Unspoken Word carries the torch while Steve goes vacationing. This time Trevor talks about something he actually knows about. It's not the first tech related Unspoken Word (Check out the Cold Fusion Show), but you can at least try the stuff he is talking about at home. In-Fact, you are encouraged to do so! Also you have been given the assignment to find out all you can about Gov. Mitt Romney, as some of Steves future shows are going to be all about the good Govenor from Massachusets.

The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water.

What is in store for Salt Lake City? Is its economic outlook bright or dim? Is the LDS Church doing things to help or hurt businesses downtown? Is the LDS Church trying to change the demographics of SLC through their purchase of Crossroads and the TriAd Center to control the political climate of SLC? Will West Valley City become the new business center of Utah in the coming century? We interview Former Mayor Nancy Workman on the issues.

When Howard Hughes died in 1976 a handwritten, holographic will showed up mysteriously at LDS Church headquarters, in which Hughes devised 1/16 of his estate to the Mormon Church, 1/16 of his estate to the Boy Scouts of America, and 1/16 of his estate to a Mormon that picked him up hitchiking in Nevada in 1967 named Melvin Dummar. It came to be known as the "Mormon Will." Was it authentic? The Nevada District court ruled it was a forgery in 1978, but new evidence, including testimony by old employees of Hughes and a book by an FBI agent involved in the case strongly suggest the will was authentic. Did Melvin Dummar lose $156 million (almost $2 billion with interest today) because of corrupt Nevada courts, juror tampering and false evidence?

The interview with Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff. Hear a comprehensive two hour discussion of Utah immigration law, including specifics about HB 144, HB 7, HB 179, state and federal jurisdiction, and the AG's personal and professional positions on the issue, including his recent speech at demonstations over immigration. Illegal immigration may be the biggest crisis facing Utah and America. Many believe it threatens to irreparably harm both at all levels. The passive Utah majority that does not support illegal immigration is doing nothing to stop it. If we do nothing, our beliefs are nothing. We must refuse to vote for politicians who support illegal immigration, or lie about how they will or have voted. In Utah, 89% of Social Security Fraud is being committed by illegal aliens. They make up 35% of our new entrants into our prison population, while as much as 42% of illegals are on welfare, but pay no taxes. National figures are even higher. Medical bills in Utah are 255% of what they would be to cover the cost of those who don't pay their bills, many illegals among them. Illegal immigration is costing the U.S. billions as we do nothing. Utah is one of the only states to give illegal immigrants in state tuition (under H.B. 144) and drivers licenses (called Driver Privilege Cards). Hospitals are forced to give Mexicans free health care, and pass the charges on to those Utahans who pay. It is illegal for police officers to even ask whether an alien is here illegally while investigating crimes, making Utah a "sanctuary state." See what some illegals have planned at: http://mexica-movement.org. Visit www.ccir.net for more horrifying information. The Utah Minute Men are among the only organizations trying to do anything (along with UFIRE), and its members are denounced by liberals and the media as being racists despite the fact their leader, Alex Segura, is himself of Latin descent (www.utahminuteman.com). Illegal immigration is putting everything at risk, from our economy to medical care to our culture to our national security. America faces an invading force of 20 million and counting. Even Bill Clinton once commented, "Immigration of this sweep and scope could threaten the bonds of our union." Illegals are becoming more and more militant with time, now openly claiming that the U.S. Southwest was taken from them in the 1800's and would belong to Mexico if our ancestors wouldn't have driven them back.

James Randi, of the Randi Foundation, joins us on the air to discuss the mental disorders that plauge most conspiracy theorists, who he believes fundamentally are indistinguishable from those believe in ESP and UFO's. He is a famous magician and author, and friend of the late Carl Sagan. You can glimpse him in numerous films and documentaries (i.e. Swarzenegger's Last Action Hero). His foundation offers a $1 million reward to anyone who can prove under scientific conditions they possess extra-sensory powers. In the four decades the reward has been available, nobody has ever claimed it, or even passed the initial tests, though hundreds have applied. His applicants include those who believe they possess powers relating to telekenisis, telepathy, clairvoyance, astral projection, dowsing, and even bizarre concepts such as remote viewing in tin foil. Visit Dr. Randi foundation at: www.randi.org, where you can see a list of all the applicants for his million dollar challenge and the powers they claim to have.

We interviewed Allen Dale Roberts, co-author of the Pullitzer nominated book Salamander: the Story of the Mormon Forgery Murders. The Hofmann forgeries and murders are among the most bizzare crimes in Utah and American history. Most authorities on the subject agree that Hofmann was the greatest forger caught in history. He forged not just countless Mormon historical documents, but also Emily Dickinson poems (sold to a museum and included in her anthologies), the Oathe of the Freeman (sold to the Library of Congress for $1.5 million), Egyptian Papyrus, coins, and currency. He was in process of forging other lost documents of earth shattering importance when caught, such as the lost 116 pages of the Book of Mormon.

Brent Ashworth Interview The Hofmann forgeries and murders are among the most bizzare crimes in Utah and American history. Most authorities on the subject agree that Hofmann was the greatest forger caught in history. He forged not just countless Mormon historical documents, but also Emily Dickinson poems (sold to a museum and included in her anthologies), the Oathe of the Freeman (sold to the Library of Congress for $1.5 million), Egyptian Papyrus, coins, and currency. He was in process of forging other lost documents of earth shattering importance when caught, such as the lost 116 pages of the Book of Mormon. Brent Ashworth, an attorney is widely thought to be the target of Hofmann's third bomb.

Jim Kohler Interview Utah is said to have over 1 trillion barrels of oil in the form of oil shale. Will this shale, in Utah, Colorado, Wyoming and Arizona, which constitutues 70% of all the oil shale in the world, save the U.S. and meet it's energy needs in the future? The Bureau of Land Management is giving out leases to energy companies that show themselves able to extract oil from this shale efficiently. We interview Jim Kohler, a senior BLM administrator, about these deposits and what they mean for Utah's future.

Robert Spencer interview Is Islam a religion of peace? We interview Robert Spencer, author of the New York Times' best-selling Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam. We get real answers about Mohammed, the development of the Qu'ran, Islamic terrorism, wife beating, child abuse, homosexuality, and American rivisionists who want us to believe what's black is white. We discuss the Crusades and the case for internment camps of Muslims if there were a nuclear attack on by Islamic extermists on U.S. soil.