Shocked and appalled!

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I have a favorite radio talk show that I have listened to late-night for several years. I tuned into the show during the early-morning hours yesterday as I usually do. The weekend hosts are not the regular weeknight host, but there is one that I liked fairly well. I have changed my opinion of him now, however, because he put on what I would describe as a circus sideshow Sunday morning. He trotted out this charlatan who claims to have been in direct contact with Michael Jackson since his death and he proceeded to "communicate" with MJ right on the air. To add insult to injury the host and listeners were then invited to "ask Michael questions." I did not immediately turn the show off because I think I was in shock. Did these people calling in actually believe that they were speaking directly with MJ? Then I concluded: If the response to this quack was any indication of how gullible people are then it's easy to understand how so many vicious rumors about Michael grew legs in the first place. The saddest part of all about the matter was that the host proclaims himself to be a preacher. I will never again listen to the show when he is hosting it. Do you believe that people can be so gullible?