A little about Mr Hicks
Please - try not to be offended
"I knew Billy Clinton became one of the boys," Hicks says after his assault on the Republicans, "when he bombed Iraq.... He launched twenty-two missiles against Baghdad in retaliation for the alleged assassination attempt on George Bush, which failed. We killed six innocent people launching twenty-two three million-dollar-apiece missiles - um, I think that's overdoing it, if you ask me. I think we should have just embarrassed the Iraqis, and here's how we could have done it: We should have assassinated Bush.
"But there's no hope in Clinton," he continues. "It's just a handful of people that run everything, and that's provable.... I have this feeling that whoever's elected president, like Clinton was, no matter what promises you make on the campaign trail - blah, blah, blah - when you win, you go into this smoky room with the twelve industrialist, capitalist scum****s that got you in there, and this little screen comes down... and it's a shot of the Kennedy assassination from an angle you've never seen before, which looks suspiciously off the grassy knoll.... And then the screen comes up, the lights come on, and they say to the new president, 'Any questions?'
"Just what my agenda is."
Hicks certainly wouldn't be short on material if he were alive today.
He believed that people should find their own answers to their questions about the universe, not accept what the powers that be fed them. He said that if we all have a third eye with which to view the wonder of our universe, watching television was like spraying black paint all over it. In his drinking days, Hicks would get so disgusted with everything he'd just fall on the stage floor and shout, "You ****ing morons!"
Of course, that often sent people to the door. "Go back to the herd, moron," Hicks would say.