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July 17, 2006 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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July 17, 2006, Monday, Hour #3
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So, how's that so-called cake?
Really?
Snerdley's birthday today, folks.
Little cake in there during the top of the hour break, a vegan cake.
It's like I don't know.
It's like eating air and thinking that you're eating something.
They can't use eggs in them, right?
So it's uh anytime I've had one of those vegan cakes, uh, there's just been this bitter aftertaste after one bite.
I guess veganism is uh is an acquired taste.
At any rate, uh welcome back, folks.
Nice to have you.
El Rushbow back after a uh week's absence.
Uh I'm I must say uh we are kicking butt today on the EIB network.
Got another hour, full hour to go here.
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Now, this is this seems to me to be happening somewhat frequently, but it doesn't get reported much.
Iraqi army forces killed an insurgent leader, Abdal Ghaffer, and captured four other suspected insurgents during an early morning raid on July 14th in uh northern Iraq.
This news just released today by the uh public affairs office at Camp Victory, uh, the multinational corps uh and Iraq press release as Iraqi forces and their coalition force advisors approached an objective near uh Mahalabia, uh southeast of uh Talafar, shots were fired at them.
Iraqi forces reacted immediately, assaulting the objective, killing uh Abdal Ghaffur, aka Abdal Rahman, aka Abu Amin.
Uh he's the senior resurgent leader leader in this area, and they captured four more suspected insurgents.
It just seems to me that ever since we whacked Abu Mousab Al-Zarqawi, that there's been more and more of the an insurgency also getting whacked over there, and it just doesn't seem to be reported much except by us uh when we when we learn of it.
All right.
Here is my fantasy.
A fantasy ending to this scenario going on uh in southern Lebanon with the Hezbollah group and Israel.
If you do, and this is rough, but it's close enough for talk show work.
If you draw a line from Lebanon's southern area to Haifa in Israel, which is, you know, that though they've been launching missiles at Haifa from Southern Lebanon.
Um and then you you know you put an arc over that as you know, trace the line of uh of a missile being launched and then traveling and landing.
You find that the distance from the southern area of Lebanon to Haifa is pretty damn close to the distance from southern Lebanon to Damascus.
Now, wouldn't it be cool, ladies and gentlemen, if Israeli commandos snuck in there under the cover of darkness and and seized one of those rocket launchers in Lebanon, aimed it 90 degrees to the left or at Damascus, and then pulled a trigger.
Wouldn't you love headline Stray Hezbollah Rocket hits Damascus?
Hey, you know there's stranger things than this uh that could happen.
Uh and I've uh sit here and play games, you'd love it.
Folks, I was in Connecticut uh for a lot of last week.
It was a base of operations, went up, played golf at Country Club at Brookline, which I just love that place.
It's it's uh uh one of the finest golf clubs, courses as well that I've been to.
It just just loads of fun.
Went to Martha's Vineyard, went to Newport, played Newport Country Club, which is where the LPGA uh uh U.S. Open, the women's U.S. Open was uh this year, and then where base of operations was the Country Club of Fairfield.
And as I've told you, uh every time I I go to Connecticut, uh I have to be on my guard because I run into Connecticut conservatives and Republicans just filled with doom and gloom.
Because all they read is the New York Times.
And of course, it's a it's a it's a blue state.
But didn't have a whole lot of political conversation this trip because I've gotten it out of the way on previous trips, but it did come up now and then about Joe Lieberman.
And what's happening with Joe Lieberman.
And you know what's what's happening with Lieberman is that the Democratic base is trying to run him out of the United States Senate.
And they've got this media tycoon who has literal literally no political experience whatsoever.
We've played audio sound bites of some debates that they've had.
It's clear this guy is just mouthing phrases he's been taught by the lunatics of the left wing fringe.
We got to thinking about this, though.
What if Lieberman says he's going to run as an independent if he loses the primary?
Well, let's take that a step further.
The Democratic Party today is uh assumed to be well, it's not assumed to be, the Democratic Party today is oriented around one thing, and that's well, aside from his hatred of Bush, oriented around its anti-war position.
The Democrat base is pure anti-war, and that's why Lieberman is in trouble.
It is such a powerful base, or perceived to be by other Democrats, that Democrats like Hillary and others, John Kerry, said Lieberman loses, I'm not supporting him.
I must support my party.
My party stood behind me.
I will always be a Democrat.
Hillary has pretty much said the same thing.
Barbara Boxer, however, is in trouble, so-called, this is from the San Jose Mercury News.
Liberals angry at Boxer for supporting Lieberman.
Liberal activists, including some California Democrats, are furious with Senator Barbara Boxer, a leading critic of the Iraq War, for her active support of Senator DeLieberman.
Lieberman fighting for his political life in Connecticut, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Boxer said she decided to support Lieberman and campaign for him in Connecticut, even though we have no common ground surrounding the issue of the Iraq War.
Lieberman's been one of her staunchest allies on the environment and reproductive rights.
Two issues very important to her, Boxer said in a statement.
I'll be campaigning with him to let the voters know about his record on those issues.
Several other Senate Democrats said they would campaign for Lieberman, but Boxer's among the most liberal members of the Senate, and her decision has surprised some people, said Norman Ornstein, a longtime analyst of Congress and uh elections at the American Enterprise Institute.
Senator Feinstein, also a California Democrat is backing Lieberman, note has no plans to campaign for him.
Boxer's decision stunned some California Democrats, Ariana Huffington under popular blue.
Uh I'm sorry, folks.
I'm sorry.
I didn't read the story far enough.
Built a whole story around the fact that a kook woman, who used to be a conservative, is mad at Barbara Boxer.
That becomes a whole news.
I am folks, I am sorry.
I didn't pre-read the whole thing.
His story is worthless.
It is meaningless.
It doesn't matter what Arianna Huffington thinks, says, writes, or does about anything.
Thank you.
So let's take it out.
Let's say Lieberman wins the primary.
Or let's say Lieberman loses the primary and runs as an independent and wins his seat back.
Now stop and think of this for a second.
What does that do to the Democratic Party?
What does that do to its anti-war position?
When the Democrat base gets rid of Lieberman in the primary, he runs as an independent and wins as an independent, not a Democrat.
You don't think that would rattle the ground and shake the ground?
The quicksand.
The Democrats are standing in.
A lot of people looking uh down the road at this.
And and this this uh Looney Tunes media tycoon, what is he within six points or six points up?
What is it?
Yeah, he's within six.
I mean, theoretically, this this clown could uh could win it.
Speaking of what what other thing, when I was when I was up there, I guess it was um what night was this?
Friday night.
Friday night after golf and before dinner.
And this this thing was a dinner party tour every night dinner.
Just every night.
Uh and and uh uh but but there was always a little period of time between golf and a couple hours downtime before going out to dinner.
I'm sitting out on my deck, my friend's deck.
He's got a deck overlooking a little harbor there in uh in Fairfield.
I look down and I see these big bright lights reflecting off this house down there next to Bob Wright, who runs NBC.
It's about four houses down from his.
And these bright lights uh lighting the house, and then I see a tent, and I asked my friend, who who lives there?
And uh friend said, uh Zoe Cruz.
I said, that's where Zoe Cruz lives.
Oh, yeah.
Biggest female star at Wall Street.
I said, I know, I know all about that.
Well, I said, what's this bash?
Well, I mean, obviously, it's obviously rehearsing for it.
There's some big party going on there tomorrow night.
Everybody knows about it.
I said, have we been invited?
No.
Zoe Cruz did not invite me to her big bash on Saturday night.
No, he didn't invite any of us.
Well, I was stunned.
Zoe Cruz throws this huge party.
I'm in town, and I'm not invited.
So we went out to um another dinner on Saturday night, and uh this party got going about five in the afternoon, and there were singers, Mariachi.
We've been watching this through the binoculars.
Zoe Cruz's house.
And the fire well, there were some fireworks even.
We saw those, we went to dinner at the beach, and saw the and I was I can't believe I'm here and Zoe Cruz did not invite me to the party.
So it's Sunday, I'm asking all the guys at golf, were you invited to Zoe Cruz's party last night?
No.
Well, it didn't make me feel much better, but a little bit better.
So who is Zoe Cruz?
You don't know who Zoe Cruz is?
Zoe Cruz had the biggest party on Saturday night in Fal Fairfield, Connecticut.
You don't know who Zoe Cruz is?
Does well if you don't know, then you're not supposed to know, snerdly.
I mean, if you have to ask, it's not even worth it.
But I'm just telling you that stunned I wasn't a big party less than a mile away.
And I wasn't invited.
Yeah, it's now I don't even know if she knew I was there, but I mean No, everybody knew I was there, the word spread.
I can't sneak in out of places anymore.
Hi, welcome back.
El Rushbow and the Excellence in Broadcasting Network 800-282-2882.
This is Everett in uh Elk Grove, California.
Nice to have you on the program.
Hello.
Good to be on with you, Rush.
Thank you.
I finally get through, and I have to have a minor disagreement.
No, no, no, no.
Shelv it and say what you oh, well, don't shelve it.
Tell me what you disagree about.
Well, I think that these symptoms that Iran is showing our actions are symptoms of intimidation by us.
They may not be Tim intimidated so much by our soldiers, but I think they're really paranoid about the budding uh democracies in Iraq, Afghanistan, Lebanon, and even Palestine if it could have continued.
I think that's case in debt.
If the next three years goes well as the last three years, uh Iran's opportunity is going to be over with.
So I think they want to cause the chaos now while they even have any opportunity.
You know, this is an interesting point.
Um because what if you if you're just joining us, we had some calls in the last hour.
Everett, thanks.
I'm going to expand on this a little bit.
Uh we had some calls in the last hour about do we have the will to go in and take care of Iran since we're so bogged down on Iraq and the country doesn't seem to be supportive of it anymore, and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
And uh guy calls, well, we're there.
I mean, we've got the great thing about it is we're based uh Afghanistan, we're based in Iraq, we're on uh, you know, near two of Iran's borders.
We want to make a move for right there.
We don't have to move heaven and earth to get forces over there.
And I said, Well, are they really intimidated by our presence?
Look at all they're doing, despite the fact that we are there.
And what Everett here is saying is I th maybe they are necessarily intimidated by our presence or soldiers, but clearly they don't like what's happening in Iraq, and they're trying to undermine it.
The last thing that these mullahs want is any kind of self-determination on the part of the people.
Whether you call it democracy, I what I don't care.
But the last thing they want is a general population deciding its own fate and deciding its own government and uh choosing its own leaders.
Uh the mullahs Would be out on a magic carpet ride.
If uh if that were to happen in Iran.
Uh and they see it happen.
There were elections in Palestine.
You can say that uh it didn't end up like we thought they would.
Uh Lebanon is uh uh essentially uh an elect uh democracy in the sense that uh it has self-determination on the part of its people, and the Iranians may be looking at this and hmm, we don't have much time to act to sabotage all this that's happening and to undermine it because they do have uh a desire, they want to dominate the region, folks.
Make no mistake about it.
That is their objective.
They want to dominate the Middle East.
And uh Everett, that's a gr that's a great thought.
We'll put it in a hopper.
See, and you know what's good about Everett's call is Everett is not falling prey to the easy tendency to think negative and to be pessimistic.
He's looking at things as I do.
Uh as an optimist and uh and positively.
Pamela, New York City, glad you called.
Welcome to the EIB network.
Hey, Russ, I can't believe them on with you.
You rock, you rock my world, you rock the world, and I just want to say for the people, Russia's place in history has not been written yet.
I just want you to know that.
You're a great man.
Appreciate that.
Thank you very much.
But it's true.
Listen, I just came from the Stan with Israel rally in New York City, and I want to say, first of all, there were tens of thousands of people there, tens of thousands, uh young, old, thin, pleasantly overweight, wonderful, wonderful people.
And you know that I mean in blue state, yes?
And so of course it's try i it's co-opted by the Democrats.
Hillary was there, and all they were all lined up, but I want to say two quick things.
When Ellie Wisell spoke and said, God bless Thank God Bush is in the White House, and uh God bless uh Ms. uh President Bush.
Wait, wait, wait, hold on.
Hold on, hold on, Pamela, Pamela.
Yeah, you got you gotta slow down here just a little bit.
So I can keep up with you.
Did Ellie Wiesell thank God that Bush is in the White House?
Yes, he did, and I'll have it on my I'm a blogger.
I'll have it on my blog later.
I took a video of it.
I'm Atlas Shrugs, I'm Atlas.
I I'm sh too small for you, but we're we're we're out there.
The little grassroots are out there, and I come to these events.
Okay.
The jihad media, the jihad media won't cover them.
Yeah, they won't cover them.
There were tens of thousands of people.
Time out.
Slow down just a I know you're excited.
It was unbelievable.
It was an unbelievable moment.
It was an it was overwhelming rush.
It was overwhelming.
All the people there, they could not contain the people.
They couldn't.
It was lovely.
It was beautiful.
What did uh what what it what did Hillary do when LB sell uh oh she made her that face.
I have a picture of the face.
You'll see her face, that face.
You know, she's looking up, you know.
But when she started to speak just for knowing, they she was getting booed.
I'll have that on the blog too.
She was getting booed.
They're hip to high, even the New York Jews.
Uh not the cr not the the the the completely uh you know uh left-hearted ones, but then the Jews know.
But there were other there was a lot of there was a huge Christian presence there, uh there were preachers there.
But the reason why I'm calling was A to report to you because I'm sure you won't see it in the main.
They'll give it th three seconds, you know, and then they'll they'll show you know Lebanon, Beirut and wait for the next rocket to hit.
But they can't do that in Israel because we don't know where they're flying, they're unguided missiles.
So you can't have a camera on it, but you can have a camera sitting in Beirut while all these missiles come in.
You know, that's that that's that's the media.
But just for knowing, I wanted you to know that this is going to the Hisbollah, Israel, it's really the is the Israel Islamic war, is going to undermine the Democrats in November, and I will tell you why.
Okay.
Um I um I'm a blogger, so I live in the sphere, it's where I live in, and you know that slow down try one more time.
Try to slow down.
Okay.
Okay.
And recently, as soon as this war broke out, there have been a couple of threads on cost saying uh that it it's all Israel's fault.
Israel shouldn't exist.
Without Israel, we wouldn't have these problems.
And I know that it's just a seed.
I know that it's just a zygote, but Daly Cass, you know who he is.
He he uh he is in with Howard Dean.
They raise the money, they raise the big bucks to George Soros.
And no, no, no.
No, the the the the real big one is Ariana Huffington.
I mean, that's that's listen.
You know what about Huffington?
Puff ho.
You know what about Puff O?
She just came in and glommed what the bloggers were doing, you know, working my little tails to the bone there.
Uh that's not a real expression, but you get my drift.
And she just she just threw up a site and calls it a blog and had those uh th those those idiots in in in in Hollywood.
You know, uh I mean she just co-opted the whole blog because she's not a real blog.
She's not real blog, but she does but she does get their money, and I'm saying it's early in the game.
The war is how many days old?
It's early in the game, but I tell you it's gonna hurt them.
I get letters from soldiers saying I just want you to know that every time it's real scores one.
Everyone tell me to scores one.
We sold it, we we throw up by hand.
It's one less jihadi we have to kill.
Okay.
Hey, that is Pamela, thanks so much.
You really chalked a lot in there, and it's great that you called for a report on the on the rally in New York, and we gotta continue after this.
You're guiding a light through times of trouble, confusion, murkiness, tumult, chaos, despair, war, torture, humiliation, economic greatness, and even the good times.
All right, there are um there's other news out there, ladies and gentlemen, and I can't let it go by.
You know, we're not a single issue program here.
This is from uh the Chicago Sun T well.
I think it's the Chicago Sun Times.
The story's out of California.
Doesn't matter where it's from.
I just love it.
The driver of a black Honda thought that he would by Miriam Jordan, by the way, that's the infobabe's name, wrote the story.
The uh driver of a black Honda thought he would quickly enlist some guys to load furniture and boxes onto a truck until he heard the men wanted fifteen dollars an hour.
What?
You don't even have papers, the driver told a clutch of Latino day laborers clustered around his car last week.
But they stood firm.
We uh we do hard jobs others won't do.
Luis Cape Guatemalan told the man behind the wheel, if you want to save money, that's okay.
You'll have to find other workers.
So the guy in the Honda drove off, the odd jobs unfulfilled.
Three months ago, about 120 immigrants who solicit work along a sun drenched road in Agora Hills or Agora Hills, California.
Southside Los Angeles decided among themselves to only accept work for a minimum hourly wage of uh fifteen dollars, about two dollars fifty cents higher than the previous informal rate.
What they have here is the essence of a union, said Pablo Alvarado, the national coordinator for the National Day Laborer Organizing Network.
Do you get what's happening here?
The illegal day laborers are now unionizing for higher wages.
And one of the reasons, the reason I'm laughing is because obviously some of these people can keep up with the news.
Because what they've figured out is that the reason people want them is because they think they'll work dirt cheap.
That they'll do quote unquote the jobs Americans won't do, which is a bunch of hooey.
Uh and and secondly, that they'll work cheap.
And that's why supporters of illegal immigration actually support it.
They love this constant supply of uneducated uh low-wage workers who will work very hard and do what are considered to be menial tasks.
Well, these people have figured it out.
They're gonna demand higher labor, and that I just think it's funny.
The immigrants themselves are sabotaging the very people who are making it possible for come in and and uh and remain illegal.
Now, not everybody uh endorses the idea of uh and by the way, guess who's courting these day laborers?
It's the AFL CIO.
The AFL CIO is courting day laborers.
A few weeks ago, a delegation of senior federation officials flew all the way out to LA to meet with Pablo Alvarado and his team of organizers.
They made the one-hour trip from uh downtown to Agora Hills for a close look at the impact of the network's organizing efforts.
Uh through Pablo, we have a whole new cadre of worker advocates, said Anna Avindano, associate general counsel of the AFL CIO.
But not everybody endorses the idea of allowing undocumented day laborers to hook up with the mainstream labor movement.
They're so desperate for new members that they're selling out to the aliens, said selling out to the aliens.
You know, if you're just patient.
Sometimes this stuff works itself out on its own.
They're so desperate for new members at the unions that they're selling out to the aliens.
Uh That was said by John Keely, a spokesman for the Center for Immigration Studies in Washington, a think tank that uh favors more restrictive immigration policies.
All right, so they're not gonna work cheap anymore once and it's I know it's just the birth of a of a movement, but uh you know, money talks, and uh and once once day laborers start earning big bucks if they do, the word will spread.
Then this.
What they won't get hired?
What if they if they if they won't well, that's the point, Snerdley?
Of course it's the point that they won't get hired.
That they're they're not here because people love them.
They're not when McCain and these guys talk about how they're the backbone of America, that's not and they hear this.
That's not what this is all is about the fact that they'll do the work for dirt cheap.
Now, if they all of a sudden decide they're not gonna do the work for dirt cheap and they don't get hired, then what do they do?
They go home.
They don't stay, or else they take the work for dirt cheap.
And if but if they go home, then you know you you've I mean it's not gonna solve the problem, but and I don't know how big this is gonna get, but I just I don't know.
I just I just look it.
I find it funny when a bunch of people that are purposefully prevaricating and misleading everybody about how much they are loved and how much they're respected.
When that group that's being lied to finds out about it, then there is hell to pay.
And if you're gonna be a member of Congress or somebody else and run around and tell these people they're the backbone of America, they're the new civil rights movement, we can't do without you.
And then you say, well, I'm pretty valuable.
I don't want four bucks an hour, I want ten.
And they tell you you can go to hell for ten bucks an hour.
What are you gonna do?
But you told me I was the backbone of America.
You told me I was a new civil right.
You are at four bucks an hour, but at ten we couldn't care less.
Go back to Guatemala, Pablo.
All right, here's uh exciting news story number two.
This is from the New Zealand Herald, but it's it's not America, but it's it's New Zealand.
Teenage girls who get pregnant deliberately plan to become mothers in the belief that a baby will improve the quality of their lives.
The research reveals that girls as young as thirteen are making a career choice.
Career choice Can you imagine the feminazis when they see this?
Girls as young as thirteen are making a career choice by deciding to have children, since they see parenting as preferable to working in a dead-end job.
The vast majority of the girls said that their lives had improved after having children, that having a baby that turned them away from destructive behaviors such as drink and uh drug abuse.
Uh the study's authors want ministers to use sex education classes to highlight the fact that fertility is at its highest in uh in adolescence.
Uh they also pose the question whether teenage pregnancy should always be avoided given the positive experiences of the girls' survey.
Well, I mean, if see, it's if you just wait long enough sometimes uh uh folks, uh problems will fix themselves.
Here for about 35, 36 years, the modern era of the feminist movement has been doing everything it can to uh tell women screw a baby business, screw it, screw having a family, don't let the sisterhood down.
You're gonna go out there and be like men.
You gotta go on a career corporate ladder, and you gotta start climbing, and you can't you can't fall prey to these stereotypes barefoot and pregnant in the home and so forth in the kitchen.
And now in New Zealand, 13-year-old little girls say having.
Now, don't misunderstand me, folks.
I'm not advocating that little 13-year-old girls go out and have babies.
That's not the point.
The point is they think it.
And which means that the uh the roots of feminism have failed to take hold.
So I say if you just sit around and wait long enough, uh then problems do start to fix themselves.
Quickly, won't take long Here.
Trumpet fanfare.
It's time for an update, and we've going back to the archives.
To the groove yard.
Forgotten favorites.
We have a mini-gorbasm here.
All right, by now you all know what a Gorbasm is.
Gorbasm is that uncontrollable feeling of euphoria and excitement and release that occurs when you see Mikhail Sageevitch Gorbachev and Ponder all that he could mean to the prospect and concept of world peace.
Because of course Ronald Reagan was a cowboy and was going to destroy the world, finger on the nuclear button and so forth.
So a myth has sprung up about Mikhail Gorbachev, in which he and he alone ended the cold war.
Reagan was just eating jelly beans.
And the myth continues.
We have uh say three short audio sound bites here that happen on Tuesday on Good Morning America.
And the first one is just the introduction, the breathless introduction.
Uh Diane Sawyer introducing a piece on Mikhail Gorbachev by ABC's Claire Shipman.
Here is how you can kill the music now, because they won't be able to hear the audio soundbite with the Gorbasm theme.
Here is how Diane Sawyer introduced the report.
Mikhail Gorbachev, the Russian leader who changed the world, helping end the Cold War, sat down to speak with our senior national correspondent Claire Shipman.
It's at the mini orgasm.
No foreplay in this one.
It just cut right to the chase.
The Russian leader who changed the world.
Now Gorbazm, you know, Gorbachev didn't change the world and end the Cold War, and he didn't save us all from ourselves.
Uh Reagan did.
But nevertheless, here's the question from a reporter at Claire Shipman.
Uh and a questions about whether Russia is off course in its quest for democracy.
He accuses Americans of arrogance.
This is a strong balisny.
Americans have a severe disease.
You want an American-style democracy.
Yeah.
That will not work.
All right, we have a disease.
Mikhail Gorbachev, the man who saved the world from the Cold War, says that we Americans have a disease worse than AIDS.
Winner's disease.
Winner's disease, winner's complex, uh you want American-style democracy in Russia, that will not work.
And he's no democracy is the one sprouting wings all over the world.
It's communism that's uh that that's not working and never ever has.
Now in this next bite, you'll hear that Gorbachev uh seems to respect Bush, but has problems with members of his uh administration.
Shipman says he dismantled the cold war with President Bush, and he's wry about his son.
Determined.
You can't say he doesn't have character.
but blistering about Vice President Dick Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.
They're just hawks protecting the interests of the military.
Shallow people.
Salary people?
Is that what he said?
Salary people or is that what he said?
Shallow.
Shallow people.
Uh military people.
Well, this is from a guy running the KGB in the Soviet Red Army ought to know.
Uh shallow people.
So just like the American left, he doesn't like Rumsfeld, and he doesn't like Cheney.
But he does love Bush 41.
I was at Bush 41's 80th birthday party down there in Houston at Reliance Stadium, and Gorbachev was had my picture taken with it.
We'll put it on a website.
Um fact his birthmark actually ended up on my forehead.
Uh when we process the picture, which is odd, but it's there.
Uh and uh But he was he was out there the next day when uh when Bush 41 jumped from the uh jumped up there parachute from the from the airplane.
Skydiving there was a skydiving thing, and and uh Bush had to come down with a uh because the winds were such that Bush couldn't come down alone.
He had to come down with an instructor uh because of his age.
Bush didn't want to do that, but he had to do it uh because of rules and uh regulation.
Gorbachev's out there just applauding.
It was the greatest thing on it.
He was having a great time at the bash uh at Reliance Deal.
So I think he he likes uh Bush 41 and as uh as a result uh thinks that his son also has character.
But when it comes to Cheney and Rumfeld, just a bunch of hawks, shallow people I f from a former Soviet bunch of hawks is just like Colonel Sanders saying he hates chicken.
Back in just a second.
You know, we gotta keep our eyes on a Dutch, folks.
A Dutch court refused today.
A Dutch court refused today to ban a political party whose main goal is to lower the age of sexual consent from sixteen to twelve.
The uh judge said it was the voter's right to judge the appeal of political parties.
The party has only it's it's pedophile party.
The pedophile party in in uh uh the Netherlands.
Party has only three known members, one of whom was convicted of molesting an eleven-year-old boy in 1987.
Uh it is thought unlikely that the pedophile party will ever win a seat in Parliament.
They'd need around 60,000 votes.
Polsters estimate that it would get fewer than one thousand uh votes.
Man, you you uh to lower the voting age and and take care of that, and then and then and then uh, you know, you got a society like this that's that's starting to tear itself apart.
Yeah, keep a sharp eye on it.
Remember, that's where the the photos, the uh Mohammed photos, the cartoons, you know, blew up.
Here's Adam in Los Angeles.
Adam, I'm glad you called, sir.
Welcome to the program.
Thanks for taking my call, Rush.
How are you today?
Fine, sir.
Good.
I'll be quick.
The UN uh the point about the UN bringing in observer forces or forces to uh stop Israel from moving forward has always worked to Israel's undoing.
If we examine the 1982 invasion when Israel went into southern Lebanon, went all the way outside Beirut, surrounded Yasser Arafat and his terrorists, and what did diplomacy in the UN do?
Let all the terrorists go, they went to Cyprus, only to come back to kill and fight another day.
Furthermore, the the diplomatic efforts of the world through the UN and not through the UN have always served to undermine Israel's efforts to rid itself of terrorists and and aggressive forces uh as they've done every single time throughout history.
If you do again uh 1982 in in Lebanon in uh giving back the Sinai only led to later Egypt gives back the it takes over the Sinai and has allowed the terrorists in Gaza to smuggle in right under their noses tons of armaments.
In 2000, Israel pulls out of southern Lebanon only to see the UN stand by and do nothing when uh Hezbollah has been a very strong.
Look, there's no question.
There's no question you're correct about this.
The United Nations hates us.
The United States hates Western-style democracies.
The United Nations is...
But their enmity for Israel is uh far different.
The United Nations, folks, let's be blunt.
United Nations is the modern repository of anti-Semitism in the world, and it is uh almost sanctified because of the august reputation of that body.
And so uh that they're just they hate Israel.
That it is.
There's no question of it.
That's why the UN uh wants to get involved is to is to harm Israel and to and to punish it and and to prevent it from uh uh being safe.
Uh like it wiped out or moved at the very least.
We gotta go because I'm out of time, folks.
Back here in just a second.
All right, folks, great to have been back with you today.
Feels great to get off such a rousing start, and uh so much so I'll look forward to it again tomorrow as I do each and every day.
Have a great uh rest of the day and look forward to uh revving it back up again tomorrow.
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