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Feb. 6, 2006 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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February 6, 2006, Monday, Hour #3
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Hiya, folks, and welcome back.
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You remember one of our previous soundbites we played, Senator Leahy.
Senator Leahy said that he wishes we'd have captured bin Laden and he doesn't like this insinuation by Republicans that he is for terrorists and wants a terrorist Bill of Rights.
Hey, I wanted to catch bin Laden.
Well, you know, from Cooksville, Congressman Maurice Hinchy of New York has come up with a theory to explain why the administration doesn't want to catch bin Laden.
Hinchy, Maurice Henchy, said that the administration had a motive for not capturing bin Laden.
Why do we do that?
The only logical answer that comes to my mind is that they didn't want to capture bin Laden because if they captured bin Laden or wiped out the Taliban, which they could have done at that moment, there would have been no justification for going to war in Iraq, and they wanted to use that as a justification for attacking Iraq.
Hinchy is a critic of the war in Iraq and the Bush administration.
He says his lied the administration has about the reasons for going into Iraq.
So we never did want to catch bin Laden because if we'd have caught bin Laden, the war on terror would have been over.
And the administration didn't want the war on terror to be over.
By the way, I got to say one of the happiest moments.
I told you, I went Saturday to Houston for a little golf lesson with a new golf guru, Jim Hardy.
And Jim picked us up at George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
We were driving in his big SUV to the Redstone Golf Club, which is where the Shell Houston Open is.
And the route took us right by Halliburton.
Big sign.
Halliburton.
One of Halliburton's offices.
And I roll down the window and I pump my fist.
Halliburton, and I gave a thumbs up.
How must this just take off the libs in Houston when they had to drive by every day and see that sign, Halliburton?
Okay.
We've got audio soundbites coming up here, but this is just too good.
Gore pack begins attack on President Bush.
Political analysts and pundits have long suspected that former Vice President Al Gore is considering another run for the big time.
He lost to Bush in 2000 after the race was stolen from him, and he stubbornly continues to encourage the Democratic Party base to believe that.
With frontrunner Senator Hillary Rodham Rodham's recent poll numbers revealing she'd be a weak polarizing candidate, conventional wisdom is that Al Gore believes he has a good shot at capturing the Democrat Party nomination, which is usually clinched by a candidate moving to the left, and once nominated, then appear to be moving to the center of the political mainstream.
Clinton's prospects for nomination appear to be spiraling downward.
A visit to the Hillary 2008 website indicates that thus far 77 people have visited her site.
That's obviously not much in the way of a groundswell of support for her, so enter John Kerry, enter John Edwards, and enter Al Gore.
A new political action committee, Patriots for Al Gore, has called for a special council to investigate the current NSA surveillance program being employed by the Bush administration in response to its admission that this program has existed and has wiretapped millions of Americans without obtaining proper warrants as outlined in current FISA laws.
So, Patriots for Algore, a new pack.
Is this just what the Democrats need?
And somebody said to me, you know, Rush, you don't understand these Democrats.
The constitutional clause, the reason why they think they have a case on the NSA surveillance scandal is because they've got lawyers in the Democratic Party who tell you that the constitutional clause that prohibits the NSA surveillance program is right next to the clause that guarantees a woman's right to abortion.
So it's right there, the way liberals read the Constitution.
So get ready.
I mean, so far, Al Gore's just been out there making speeches to moveon.org, but now there's Patriots for Al Gore.
And he's, and you know, it's becoming, I think it's becoming known that the Gores and the Clintons did not get along toward the end of the Clinton presidency.
Tipper and Hillary really never much hit it off.
They thought Bill was the nicer of the two, but Hillary was just phony, shrill, all that.
And here's Gore getting back into this during Hillary's year of entitlement.
Folks, this is going to be sweet.
Audio soundbites, because we got two more from Senator Leahy, but I need to set them up.
This is Alberto Gonzalez, the Attorney General, going through the process of how other presidents have used the same authority as President Bush has throughout history.
And this is nothing compared to what previous presidents have done.
Even points out that Woodrow Wilson intercepted every cable in and out of the country.
General Washington, for example, instructed his army to intercept letters between British operatives, copy them, and then allow those communications to go on their way.
President Lincoln used the warrantless wiretapping of telegraph messages during the Civil War to discern the movements and intentions of opposing troops.
President Wilson in World War I authorized the military to intercept each and every cable, telephone, and telegraph communication going into or out of the United States.
During World War II, President Roosevelt instructed the government to use listening devices to learn the plans of spies in the United States.
He also gave the military the authority to review without warrant all telecommunications, quote, passing between the United States and any foreign country.
All right, now let's go to the finish.
This is a great finish from Gonzalez.
It says here what every American is thinking watching these blowhard senators.
To end the program now would be to afford our enemy dangerous and potentially deadly new room for operation within our own borders.
Our enemy is listening.
And I cannot help but wonder if they aren't shaking their heads in amazement at the thought that anyone would imperil such a sensitive program by leaking its existence in the first place and smiling at the prospect that we might now disclose even more or perhaps even unilaterally disarm ourselves of a key tool in the war on terror.
What a finish.
That is exactly what people are thinking.
The other guys, our enemies, have to be laughing themselves silly.
And the American people look at Democrats smiling at the prospect of hampering our ability to conduct war against this enemy.
And make no mistake, that's what they're trying to do.
For some reason, they want to hamper our ability to conduct war against this enemy, Dingy Harry running around smiling and laughing.
We just killed the Patriot Act.
We just killed the Patriot Act.
And then people wonder why they're viewed as not being on the right side in this whole cause.
So it comes time for Senator DePence, Patrick Leakey-Leahy.
And he says to Alberto Gonzalez, Mr. Attorney General, were you aware of anybody in the administration that came to this conclusion about using wiretaps and so forth before September 18th, 2001?
That's when the Congress authorized the joint resolution to go do what you have to do.
And here's Gonzalez' answer, and Leahy actually tries to get in on this.
No, sir, the only thing I can recall is that we had just been attacked and that we had been attacked by an enemy from within our own borders.
Attorney General, I understand I was here when that attack happened.
And I joined with Republicans and Democrats and virtually every member of this Congress to try to give you the tools that you said you needed for us to go after al-Qaeda and especially to go after Osama bin Laden, the man that we all understood mastermind the attack and the man who's still at large.
Now, back to my question.
Did you come to the conclusion that you had to have this warrantless wiretapping of Americans inside the United States to protect us before the President signed the resolution on September 18, 2001?
You were the White House counsel at the time.
What I can say is that we came to a conclusion that the President had the authority to authorize this kind of activity before he actually authorized the activity.
Okay, slam dunk again.
Leahy, this is so obvious.
Did you do this before we in Congress gave you the right to do it?
Which is all meaningless because Congress cannot trump the Constitution.
The inherent power for the President to do what he does is in the Constitution.
It's not in the FISA law, and it's not in anything these guys signed on September 18th of 2001, although that resolution pretty much affirmed the Constitution in a specific sense as it relates to the current war on terror.
Now, in this next, this is great.
This is from this morning, and then Senator Leahy is trying to get the Attorney General here to tell terrorists who are watching if the government is opening their mail.
I mean, it's almost like the Democrats in this committee have become the defense lawyers for all former, current, and future terrorists who are either working or captured.
The question, did he authorize the opening of first-class mail of U.S. citizens?
You can answer that one, yes or no.
There's all kinds of wild speculation out there about what the president has authorized and what we're actually doing.
And I'm not going to get into a discussion center about...
Mr. Attorney General, you're not answering my question.
I'm not asking what the president authorized.
Does this law, you're the chief law enforcement officer of the country, does this law authorize the opening of first-class mail of U.S. citizens?
Yes or no, under your interpretation.
Senator, I think that, again, that is not what is going on here.
We're only focused on communications, international communications, where one part of the communication is al-Qaeda.
Which is all that anybody has ever said.
This is incompetence and ineptitude on parade.
The Democrats are simply trying old courtroom tactics.
He's acting as a prosecutor talking to the accused defendant, thinking he's got him nailed, going to try to trick him up.
But the problem is none of what the Democrats are doing is rooted in truth.
They and their buddies in the media have established a lie about this program, that it is domestic spying, and they've already assumed the president and Gonzalez are guilty.
And so now it's time to do these hearings and show and demonstrate this.
Problem is, what they're talking about is not true.
It's a contemptible lie what they have said about this program.
And Gonzalez has just swatted this question away like it was no more bothersome than a fruit flog.
Back after this, stay with us.
Try this story.
I don't know if you heard about this.
It happened over the weekend on Saturday.
Guy named Ayman Ferris, that's I-Y-M-A-N.
You know this story?
The only terrorist who has been named publicly in connection with the NSA terrorist surveillance program has moved to set aside his conviction for conspiring to destroy the Brooklyn Bridge on the grounds that he was illegally spied on by the NSA.
His cause is being taken up by the ACLU.
It's a joke to these people.
Well, no, that's not the right.
These people are a joke to me.
This is, this is.
This is, in truth, frightening.
These people are actually helping the enemy get away in our court system, in our judicial system, with terrorist plots.
The only terrorist who's been named publicly in connection with the NSA terrorist surveillance program has moved to set aside his conviction for conspiring to destroy the Brooklyn Bridge on the ground he was illegally spied on by the National Security Agency.
This would be akin to the ACLU saying any Nazi soldier that was captured in the midst of or right before committing an act of war, which is what an act of terrorism is, could not be held accountable or even held because he was spied on.
Try telling Abraham Lincoln this.
Abraham Lincoln would put the ACLU in jail is what he would do.
If this were the Civil War era and there were an ACLU-like organization, they would be called agitators and they would be in jail or sent out of the country.
They would be.
What have the New York Times would be shut down?
The New York Times is actually acting as a foreign agent here.
And now you've got Leahy asking the Attorney General, why don't you tell the terrorists who are the subject of this program whether you're opening their mail or not?
Why don't you tell us on this committee what you've learned in these intercepts so we can determine whether what you're doing is legal bunch of buffoons, dangerous buffoon Neville Chamberlains times 20, Dave and Altoona, Pennsylvania.
Welcome to the program.
Thanks for taking my call, Rush.
You've been honored to talk to you.
Thank you.
You know, no ordinary citizen has come forward, the liberal media or the senators, the liberal senators, to say that they were wrongly accused of a crime with illegal wiretapping.
And, you know, there's no Cindy Sheehan poster child out there that they can come forward with.
And it's just the Al-Qaeda people where they're getting, you know?
Well, it's pissing me off.
Hang on now.
Hang on.
I understand it is there is, as I understand it, and I stand to be corrected about this.
Now, usually when I think I'm wrong, I'm right then too, which is why my X-ray rating is so high.
But I hold out the possibility here because I think I read this, that if you are an average, ordinary American citizen and you get nailed in this program and you get a letter saying, we have monitored you talking to so-and-so, you are not allowed to tell anybody.
You can get a lawyer, but you are not allowed to tell anybody.
And the libs are using this aspect of the law.
You can't tell anybody even after you've been released by whoever has been surveilling you.
So you can never legally talk.
If you talk about it, you go to jail because talking about it would be compromising the program.
So we don't know if anybody has been apprehended.
They can't legally.
The thing is, they're not being charged with some criminal activity that they found that isn't associated with terrorism.
Well, not yet, because Bush wants to detain these people for 20 years without charges before sending them into court.
I mean, I'm just answering as a liberal would.
Of course, there haven't been any cases brought yet.
The odds are they're not interested in innocent Americans.
The libs have tried to make everybody think that this is akin to law enforcement agencies getting a tip that somebody's engaging in some illegal act.
And we're going to go to the search warrant to find out, maybe run a sting operation and set them up.
That's not what this is.
This is simply targeting certain phone numbers in certain locales around the world, phone calls coming into and out of the country.
These are acts of war.
This is intelligence gathering.
This is not part of the indictment process in the legal judicial system, criminal justice system of this country.
And when the libs and the media start talking about warrantless searches, all they want you to think is that some jack-booted thugs can break into your house without a warrant, go through your underwear drawer and everything else to find something, maybe plant something, and then haul you off to Camp Club Guitmo.
That's not what this is.
This is the whole, it's a contemptible lie, as I keep saying, this whole attempt to pass this off as domestic spying is not what this is.
This is foreign intelligence.
And so the, you know, can you imagine going to some judge, they need to get a warrant for Mohammed El-Sahib Skyhook, who is currently in Kuwait, and we're doing this.
That's apparently absurd.
But yet, and they're not getting away with it.
Your conclusion, your opinion, your reaction is evidence of that.
It's a good call.
Thanks much.
Okay, we are back, Houston, Texas.
Paul, nice to have you on the EIB network.
Hello.
Ditto's Rush.
Thank you, sir.
Well, you know, what I'm hearing here from Senator Leahy, I don't know, I'm thinking it a different way.
I think he's trying to offer us some help, a solution.
And that's because, you know, I don't think it was the Brigham Young Martyrs Brigade that crashed planes into the buildings and killed 3,000 lives.
And I don't think that it's right to, you know, infiltrate and bug the Southern Baptist Convention in order to find people doing harm to us.
So I think what he's trying to say is, hey, let's do a little racial profiling.
Let's infiltrate some mosques.
Now, do you really believe that's what Senator Leahy means?
Well, I hope that that's the way President Bush should acknowledge him and say that.
What would Leahy say about that?
I will bet you that you will never hear Senator Leahy say he is for profiling or that he wants to infiltrate a mosque.
What you're more likely to hear is he wants to find out who infiltrated a mosque and charge them with violating the mosque's civil liberties.
So I know where you're going with this.
He's upset because we're targeting nuns, Quakers, whatever it was he said.
But that's really comparing two different programs.
We don't surveil nuns.
We send them through metal detectors and everybody else at airports.
And profiling here has got really, yeah, I mean, if you're going to call, we know who the enemy is, they're militant Islamists.
And if you're going to say, well, that's profiling, you're identifying an ethnic group.
Well, then we're sunk.
That's not what we're doing anywhere.
This program has nothing to do with what we try to do to make airports and airplanes secure.
And Leahy knows it.
He's purposely trying to confuse the issues here because these people, Leahy and the like, want you and as many Americans as possible to think that George Bush is spying on you, that George Bush wants you in jail, that George Bush wants to learn what you're doing in your private life.
And that nothing could be further from the truth in this case.
And that's why it's not working.
It is so obvious to even, I mean, there are very few casual observers in this, not after 9-11.
There are people paying close attention to this.
You can hear it in the phone calls we get.
People are outraged at these here.
This is why the administration was eager for them to occur, because it's helping the Democrats explain who they are and it's demonstrating or allowing them to demonstrate how it is that they fight political battles.
There's a world of education going on here.
It's very, very informative.
And at the same time, they're doing themselves no favors.
I get a story here from the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Now, not all the news in this story.
It's actually an analysis piece by a guy named Dick Poleman.
You've heard much of the stuff in the piece already on this program, but it's right along the lines of what I have been suggesting to you now for four or five years.
GOP bright spot Democrats, because they're clueless.
At a time when President Bush's popularity is in a tank and his fellow Republicans are getting hammered into polls at the start of a big election year, there's one shiny silver lining for the governing party.
The Democrats are a mess.
You know, I'm going to have to excuse myself from this conventional wisdom that the president's popularity is in the tank.
I just don't see that.
I think they're accepting the results from their fake polls.
But anyway, right now, the Democrats seem ill-poised to score major gains at Bush's expense for several fundamental reasons.
They can't agree on what to stand for and what issues to fight for.
They seem most adept at fighting each other with grassroots liberals savaging the Washington moderates.
Washington moderates.
Who are the Washington moderates in the Democratic Party?
Okay, Ben Nelson, Joe Lieberman now and then, who are they?
Who are these Democrat moderates?
That's okay, that's two.
Fine.
That's another big myth.
One myth is that Bush's popularity is in a tank, and two, most Democrats are moderates.
Most Democrats are liberal to one degree or another.
And the third problem that this guy says they have, they don't have a clue about who should lead them.
Maybe Democrats should change the name of their traditional theme song to Hapless Days are here again.
The downbeat assessment is endemic among Democrats themselves.
As Washington strategerist Jenny Backus said the other day, right now, we're only playing defense.
We win too much when the Republicans punch us.
We don't seem to have a strategy for going on offense.
We can't agree on what fights to pick.
There's nothing wrong with having a good fight within the party, but at some point, you just can't keep eating your own.
Dan Gerstein, a political consultant, former Democrat Senate aide, said our internal divisions are making us look weak, ineffectual, and unable to lead.
At some point, this behavior becomes destructive.
We've got to stop it if we want to have a chance to win.
Gerstein was with Lieberman, by the way.
But it just more of the same of what you've heard, all these statistics and all these issues.
One of the interesting things in this piece is that there's a poll.
Who did the poll?
Oh, yeah, Stan Greenberg and Carville went out there and did one of their polls.
Cross-section of 1,005 Americans between January 22nd and 25th.
And here's the result.
When people are asked to ID the party that is most adept at knowing what it stands for, 51% pick the Republican Party.
Only 30% pick the Democrats.
See, that's why I have been urging them for their own good to come out and be honest.
Tell people who they are.
Their own voters don't know who they are.
Can't figure it out because they don't have the guts to point it out.
Bob in Warrington, Pennsylvania.
I'm glad you called, sir.
Welcome.
Thanks, Rush.
Nice taking my call.
I'm an average conservative American who has come to the conclusion that I couldn't care less about wiretapping.
Me, the government knows more about me than I know about myself.
Well, actually, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I mean, I have a driver's license.
I have a job.
I pay insurance.
I have health insurance.
I pay taxes.
This is a whole lot of people.
See, that right there.
Your government knows more about you just in your tax return than you probably know about yourself.
Exactly.
So, you know, I really believe that the average conservative American couldn't care less about this wiretap nonsense.
It's part of the 21st century.
Well, let me tell you, you're right, but I think in a specific sense, the reason I think that most Americans don't have a concern about this the way the liberals wish they did is twofold.
One, it is a post-9-11 world.
9-11 is still very real to everybody but the Democrats in this country.
The second thing is that try as hard as they might, they cannot portray George Bush as a guy who is Big Brother and is going to spy on Americans and put them in jail for no reason.
Now, if we had, you know, I'm not going to name any names, but it's possible that a certain president, this could alarm everybody.
I know, and that's why they're trying to turn the guy into Nixon.
And everybody, they want Bush to be Nixon.
They want the whole country to be Daniel Ellsberg and the Democratic National Committee offices.
And that's why they're harkening back in these comparisons to Nixon.
And they're missing the boat on this.
It doesn't apply to George W. Bush.
The last person that you would associate him with is a president like that, somebody who's going to engage in big brother Orwellian type tactics.
I'm telling you, folks, the real truth of this, I mean, what did I just read?
Another congressman somewhere has made a deal with Hugo Chavez for Venezuelan oil.
Where is that?
That's Vermont.
Is it Bernie Sanders?
Bernie Sanders, well-known and very popular in Vermont, socialist, has made a deal with Hugo Chavez.
You take a look at who the Democrats find comfortable, who they like being with, who they like being photographed with, who they like making deals with.
Hugo Chavez, Fidel Castro, any tin horn dictator around the world, they will just sidle up to because they think that there's something to gain by siding to people that they can portray as victims of the evil and too powerful United States.
Then you look at who they think the enemies are: Walmart, ExxonMobil, any pharmaceutical company, any automobile company, George W. Bush, Donald Rumsfeld, me, John Ashcroft.
Take a look at who their enemies are.
Take a look at who they will not criticize.
You've got Hugo Chavez over the weekend coming out sounding just like the left-wing blogosphere.
Bush is Hitler.
Bush is Gestapo.
Same thing that Julian Bond said in North Carolina last week, the head of the NAALCP.
Speaking of which, you know, Bush doesn't go to their annual dinner and whatever else they do.
Does anybody really not understand why?
Why would George W. Bush go someplace where the leader has just compared your presidency to that of the Third Reich and yourself to George or to Adolf Hitler?
Why would you go there?
Where is there and to whom would you outreach?
What possible reason would you go?
Now, Bush is going to go to the funeral of Coretta Scott King, but I'll lay a dollar to a donut he doesn't show up at the NAALCP event.
I mean, it'd be asinine.
I'm just saying, you look at who the liberals think the enemy is and who they think the good guys are, and it's 180 degrees out of phase.
I got to go.
A quick timeout.
We'll be back and continue here in just a moment.
Now, this is kind of funny.
The nation's most prominent pro-choice spokeswoman.
Who would that be?
Gosh, that's a toughie.
How would you determine who is the most prominent pro-abortion spokeswoman in America?
Who would you say it is, Mr. Snerdley?
Well, it is.
You are.
You're exactly right.
Kate Michaelman, former longtime head of NARAL Pro-Choice America, blasted Senator Hillary Clinton for giving $10,000 to right-to-life Pennsylvania Democrat Bob Casey.
She accused the former first lady of putting politics over principle.
When push comes to shove at certain times, Clinton will support the party, even if that choice doesn't reflect all their standards and principles, said Kate Michelman.
Clinton, a darling of the pro-abortion community, is taking heat from the activist for giving the maximum donation allowable under law to pro-life Senate hopeful Bob Casey through her political action committee, Hill Pack.
Michaelman, what?
Well, I guess she's not in on the joke.
I mean, this is Hillary trying to move to the.
This is nothing more.
This is nothing more.
This is no different than Bush supporting Spectre.
I know you maybe.
Yeah, what's she supposed to do?
Give the money to Santorum?
Or just not give the money to anybody?
Give it to Lynn Swan.
John and Columbus, I'm glad you called.
Welcome to the EIB network.
My goodness, Rush, mega Marine Corps veteran Dittos.
Thank you so much for supporting the troops.
Thank you, sir, very much.
Straight to my point, telling the screener about all this wiretapping.
My concern, comment, question is this.
Earlier this week, if I'm not misunderstanding it, I heard that Google, the minute you type in a question, knows more than anything about any given individual the moment you hit that question direction within Google.
And no one on the left, no one on the right, no one anywhere is raising an eyebrow at Google gathering up all this information about us citizens.
And I just have to believe it is a continuous attack from the left on our president and my commander-in-chief about this wiretapping issue.
That's pretty much right.
It's just personal political hatred that's driving them.
Although, although, don't let that cause you to misunderstand who these people really are.
I mean, there's a reason why they are called a party of McGovern.
Oh, absolutely.
I mean, they cannot be trusted with the national security of this country.
Not as currently conscious.
I've got a lord eight years of a gentleman.
I won't mention his name, but by Lord above, I am so glad I am where I am and who is leading us.
Well, amen, and I agree with you.
Thank you much for the call.
I appreciate that.
John, this is Seth in Del High, Louisiana.
Welcome to the program.
Dittos, Rush.
Thank you.
I think Alito gave us a hint on how he's going to rule on this domestic wiretapping thing.
When they asked him when a warrantless search could be conducted, he said under exigent circumstances.
And I think these are exigent circumstances that we're facing.
It's never going to get, this isn't going to get to Alito.
The only thing that might get to Alito is whether FISA is unconstitutional.
It's not going to get to Alito.
You think this is actually going to get to Alito?
You think it's going to get to the Supreme Court?
I think so.
I can't.
I think this is, if it does, I'm not worried about Alito.
I mean, hell, he's all for search warrants of 10-year-old little girls.
Yeah.
That's all we need.
Does that not sound patently absurd when you say it?
And yet the Democrats tried to make the biggest case in the world to disqualify the guy over that.
Bob in New Orleans, welcome.
And by the way, congratulations.
I see the Saints are going to open their home season in the Superdome in September.
Nice news, and thank you, Rush, for taking my call.
You bet.
Just wanted to tell you, I have an answer for Senator Leahy in about the first-class mail.
I sure hope they're open in first-class mail.
They did it in World War II.
I know because my mom worked for something called the Censorship Office.
And she opened mail.
She lifted stamps off of letters and did all kinds of other things.
And she has the presidential citation signed by Harry Truman for the seven German spies she helped catch doing it.
So I sure hope they are opening first-class mail today.
Maybe they'll catch a few more Al-Qaeda.
Are you kidding?
Your mother got a presidential medal or a citation because she actually helped capture those seven people?
Yes, she did.
She initiated investigations.
Were those the ones that were hanged?
There were six of the seven were executed.
Yeah.
Six of the seven that she initiated investigations.
My God, your mom is huge.
Yes, she is.
She's only 4'11 and 98 pounds on a good day, but she, and she's still around.
She's 90 years old, but she did it.
She killed a lot of Germans in World War II.
And she did it by opening first-class mail.
That is flat out of.
That, I mean, that's fabulous.
She's the original Chloe to Jack Brower.
There you go.
All right.
Well, look, thanks for the call out there, Bob.
I appreciate it.
You know, there's one thing I keep hearing: first-class mail.
What about second, third, and book rate mail?
Most liberals are so cheap they send everything book rate.
I get, you wouldn't believe in the mail.
The stuff I get from liberals, they write par avion on it.
Send it airmail, par avion, and I get book rate, this or that.
I mean, they scrawl the address and it's always wrong.
I hope we're opening the cheap, uh, cheap mail, too.
Back in just seconds.
Stay with us.
So I heard a good line about that Hollywood Oscar-nominated movie, Humpback Mountain.
It's when you don't go to see it a second time, everybody knows you're a homophobe.
All right, folks, that's it.
We're out of busy broadcast time today.
It has zipped by, but there's always tomorrow.
We'll look forward to it.
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