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Dec. 15, 2006 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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December 15, 2006, Friday, Hour #1
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Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24-7 podcast.
Where is the official program?
Oh, there you are.
I was pondering how in the world can we start the big program here without the official program observer seated and observing.
But he's seated and observing, and we're all here.
We feel like we never left.
Ladies and gentlemen, it's the Rush Limbaugh program.
It's Friday, so let's hit it.
Live from the Southern Command in sunny South Florida, it's open live Friday.
Oh, goody goody gumdrops, yip, yip, yip, yip, yahoo, and all of that.
A favorite day of the busy broadcast week for me, El Rushbo, because I take one of the largest and greatest career risks known to exist in all of media.
On this day, every week, we go to the phones.
I turn the program over to you, veritable rank amateurs, for the program content.
Meaning that when we go to the phones, the show is yours.
You can talk about whatever you want.
You can whine, moan, complain, cajole, ask questions, cheer, pretty much about whatever you want, other than the cost of living.
We don't talk about that.
That's for your local show.
800-282-2882 and the email address rush at EIBnet.com.
Well, as you know, we were talking about it during the program yesterday.
We had record rainfall yesterday, right here.
Down in Miami, they got less than an inch, less than half an inch in Miami, which is just 67 miles down the road.
We had over eight and a half inches here yesterday.
And the whole crew here, all four of us, we did not get out of here until 11 o'clock last night because the parking garage here is below street level and it had three feet of water in it.
There was a car in there.
It was a Mercedes, and we were happy to see a Mercedes get ruined because we have class envy here.
I'm glad it wasn't some little Toyota thing.
A Mercedes was ruined in the parking garage.
The owner couldn't be found.
The keys were nowhere to be found.
He was off at a meeting someplace.
It was a mess, folks.
It was literal mess.
And the building owner, when El Cheapo, got one tiny little pump that was removing about an inch or inch and a half of water per hour.
None of us, well, Snurdly and Brian were able to drive out because they've got these behemoth SUVs.
The water level is what, 15 inches when you guys left, 15 to 17 inches.
As long as you're above the tailpipe, it's no problem.
Water gets a tailpipe, then you have big problem.
I could not get my car out.
Had to trap.
Now, folks, this is so demeaning to me.
I had to actually walk down some steps.
And then I had to trap through about an inch of water that was still in the lobby floor in my dress shoes.
I mean, it was humiliating.
It was tough duty.
And then one of my staff picked me up in a staff SUV.
I had a hat sitting around on the street like I'm hitching a ride.
Thank goodness it was night and the street lights were not on or I would have attracted a crowd.
And I can't just go to bed when I get home.
So I was up till 2 in the morning doing things that I would have done had I gotten home at a normal time.
It stopped raining.
This is the thing.
It stopped raining at 3 in the afternoon for all intents and purposes.
And it was not just us, although we are the most important people in this building.
Everybody in this building was stuck here for as long as we were.
FEMA was no, FEMA was nowhere to be found.
Of course, you know, we've got a very nice complex here.
So it wasn't bad.
I mean, it was just, it's just absurd.
You go down there and take a look at the progress on sucking the water out with that tiny little play school pump.
And it was just, it was, what is this?
This is 2006 America.
Where do you think we are?
Baghdad?
And it was just, I told these guys, this happened once before, but it was over a weekend back in the mid-90s.
And I told these guys of Brian's tomorrow.
They'll have it fixed about a half hour, an hour.
He's telling me this at 3.30 yesterday afternoon.
I said, Brian, we'll be lucky to get out of here tomorrow.
Oh, no, no, no.
They're working on it.
The pump kept blowing a circuit breaker.
They couldn't keep the pump running.
And that, of course, was our fault.
The steric breakers are on our floor, of course.
Anyway, the poor pump guys, there were two guys just standing here all night watching the pump pump an inch of water an hour.
I drove back in this morning.
Those poor guys are still standing there in the same place I saw them when I left.
Yes, pump observers.
That is exactly what it was.
At any rate, we found time to occupy ourselves here, but it was just, it was frustrating.
We feel like we've never left.
And I, of course, I had a dinner last night.
Couldn't go to a dinner.
Nobody could come here.
Other residents of the building, tenants, I didn't hear this personally, but Snurdley and Brian would go down there every 10 minutes or so to check the water, just to prove me wrong.
Come back up, and one time they came up, said some of the tenants down there wondering if you're still here.
Why?
Well, they think that if you can get out, they could get out, and you probably call a chopper or do something.
And I said, no, I'm the most important person in the building, and I'm not leaving until everybody else can.
This was about leadership.
Last night, was there any what?
There was no looting other than my potato chips.
You guys are eating my potato chips and pretzels.
No, there was no looting here at the building.
Although one guy, this is typical Palm Beach.
The reason this happened is because the street flooded and it rolled into the bottom floor of our first floor of our parking garage.
And it was really, if you've seen any of the pictures, it was really more rain yesterday in a six-hour period than in the last two hurricanes.
Sorry, Al Gore.
And one guy, Rolls-Royce, just stalled because the water in the street right in front of our complex here.
And this, the typical Palm Beacher, did nobody else but him.
He just got out of his car and called a cab and left.
And the car, and the car stalled right in the middle of the road, blocking two lanes.
So they had to call a tow truck and so forth.
We're watching all of this, saying, well, at least the Rolls-Royce guy is out.
We were stranded here last night, ladies and gentlemen, at the EIB Southern Command, but all's well that ends well.
So not much sleep last night.
Could be a giddy excursion into broadcast excellence today.
You know what that means.
We have audio soundbites.
I had these soundbites yesterday that I didn't have a chance to get to, but David Duke was on with Wolf Blitzer on CNN a couple of days ago.
I think on Wednesday, it was about David Duke appearing at the Holocaust Didn't Happen convention with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in Tehran.
And I mean, Duke, when you hear these, it's indescribable.
If you missed it, we'll play it for you.
Duke was just hammering Blitzer and accusing him of all kinds of things.
And Wolf is not used to having the interview taken to him that way.
So we'll play it just for the entertainment value.
The Duke La Crosse accuser.
Can you believe this?
The Duke La Crosse accuser gave birth to a baby.
She was not pregnant the night of the alleged rape by the lacrosse players.
Nobody, her identity has been more protected, and her whereabouts have been more protected than our soldiers in Iraq.
This is one of the strangest things that one of the strangest legal cases that's come down the pike.
And I have some comments about it because the nation and you need to hear what I have to say.
But now, First Profit Center timeout.
We'll come back and get started with all the rest of today's program.
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I should be honest, ladies and gentlemen.
Mr. Snurdly, very upset with me for lying to you about the dire circumstances we all faced in the flood and the aftermath of the flood last night here at the EIB Southern Command.
The rapes, the murders that took place.
Nobody cared.
The media didn't show up.
Bush doesn't care.
There were three black people in this building, folks, and the White House never called.
Nobody cared.
Nobody cared a whit about us.
We had distress calls all over the place, but they sent one measly little pump.
We were stranded here.
No refrigeration.
All the food going to.
No, please understand here.
It's going to be a giddy day, ladies and gentlemen.
It really is.
I am barely awake here.
I mean, I'm awake, but I'm barely what?
Cogent.
A little story here, just hot off the printer, just came, was not in the original stack of stuff.
It's from the Chicago Sun-Times.
Senator Barack Obama, concerned about his personal security, telling the Chicago Sun-Times editorial board yesterday that he and his wife fear there is a potential for violence even if he does not run for president.
Being shot, obviously, that is the least attractive option, said Barack Obama.
Illinois Democrat told the Sun-Times he has concluded a 2008 White House bid would be viable and he would have a pretty good chance of winning the nomination.
Now, why is he concerned about being shot?
Perhaps this story might provide a clue.
It's a story from India, and it's in the Australian Times, the Australian newspaper.
The headline, Raging Bull Elephant Osama to be shot dead.
An Indian state government has issued shoot-to-kill orders against a rampaging elephant named Osama bin Laden.
The rogue bull elephant has killed at least a dozen people in the northeast Indian state of Ossam in recent weeks, including three in a single day.
Now, you might think, what's this got to do with Osama Obama?
Ears, folks, it's the ears.
And we have a public service announcement about that, by the way.
You might.
The Big Ear Institute.
Now, if you're wondering what all this is about, let's go back to the archives.
This past Sunday in New Hampshire, Barack Obama held a press conference.
And after the press, after it was over, the cameras and microphones kept rolling.
And Obama made a beeline to the audience to talk to New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd and had this exchange with her.
I just want to put you on notice.
I'm very sensitive about what I told him because I was teased relentlessly when I was a kid about my dreams.
Trying to toughen you up.
Just, you know, I have a hearing problem, but doesn't she sound like Helen Thomas in that bite?
It's Maureen Dowd.
It's not Helen Thomas.
We're just trying to toughen you up.
And again, to translate this for you, Barafa Obama charges into the audience, beeline for Maureen Dowd, talk about my ears.
I just want to put you on notice.
I'm very sensitive.
What I told them was I was teased relentlessly when I was a kid about my big ears.
We're just trying to toughen you up.
So when there's a rampaging elephant on the loose named Osama bin Laden in India, elephants have big ears, and Barack tells the Southern Times that he's worried about being shot, maybe the two have a connection.
Now, the accuser in the Duke La Crosse case gave birth late yesterday at University of North Carolina Hospital.
Her pregnancy had not been public knowledge until now.
WRAL called her boyfriend's home Thursday night.
The person who answered the phone had no comment and then hung up.
The 27-year-old accuser gave birth nine months after she alleges she was raped by three Duke University lacrosse players at a March 13th team party.
After the party, she was taken to a local hospital to be examined.
A defense attorney told the TV station that a test taken at the hospital showed she was not pregnant at the time of the party and that she was given emergency contraception, commonly referred to as the morning after pill.
This week, as you know, attorneys in the case filed a motion which they said male DNA from multiple sources.
I think it's like five was found on the accuser, none from their clients.
In another motion, they ask that the judge presiding over the case throw out the photographic lineup in which she identified the defendant, saying the IDs were the result of a tainted procedure.
So, let's put this in perspective.
The accuser, who has had both her pregnancy and her identity more closely guarded than our troops' movements and our national security secrets, yet the names and photos and addresses of the innocent men she falsely accused of raping her have been public all this time.
And there's even more.
You know, a lot of people are pull waxed by this.
These kids at Duke, the face of a rape trial, and it's not scheduled to go to trial until next spring.
She has this baby almost nine months to the day of the rape, but she was not with child that night.
She had anti-pregnancy drugs to assure she would not get pregnant by the lacrosse team.
But she would thus then have to have had sex shortly after the party when she was so traumatized.
Am I right?
No, well, it depends on how early before.
They gave her the morning after pill at the time that they examined her for rape and found the evidence that there were five DNA prints that were not any of the so-called defendants in this case.
But see, here's the thing: the DA here, this Nyphong character, has said that she was so traumatized, so traumatized by the rape that she could not go to trial until spring.
He has kept her away from everybody, including her family, for nine months.
I guess when the video of her pole dancing a week after the rape got out, he had to lock her up in a basement.
I don't know who's been paying for her to live where and with her two kids, but this is very curious.
He's never even talked to her yet.
This is, you know, the original surmise on this was that he was in a primary election and in a very predominantly black area and had to get the black votes, and this is what this is all about, and then move the trial next spring.
And these guys are still hanging, and their lives have been disrupted, and it's just a devastating thing.
Now, this is raising more doubts, and justifiably so over this whole thing.
The Brits have an idea to help stamp out obesity.
Oversized clothes should have obesity helpline numbers sewn on them to try and reduce Britain's fat crisis.
This, according to a leading professor, new urban roads should only be built if they have cycle lanes, according to Naveed Sadhar, professor of metabolic medicine at the University of Glasgow.
He's calling for more government intervention with a central agency set up to deal with the problems of obesity, Britain's fat problems so acute it could even bankrupt the health system if nothing is done.
Why stop at these helpline numbers?
Why don't you have official warnings?
A warning label in clothes for the fat and for the obese.
By the way, Philadelphia has joined the anti-trans fat crusade.
They haven't come up with the penalties yet, but they have instituted a city ordinance that would ban 99% of all trans fats from Philadelphia restaurants.
Folks, is this all troubling here?
I mean, in terms of the government overreach and the nanny state and the assumption that nobody knows how to protect themselves, nobody knows what's good for them.
Only your friendly nanny state government, state, local, or federal, has the slightest idea how to take care of you because you are inept and incompetent.
Quick timeout.
We'll be back and continue right after this.
Snirdly getting a lot of emails with questions about your conduct last night during the flood and its aftermath here at our building.
One wanted to know, what time of night did you go up to the roof, start shooting helicopters?
Okay.
All right, we're back.
It's comical today, folks, to listen to the drive-by media worry and speculate about not the fate of Tim Johnson.
Now they're worried about the 82-year-old Daniel Akaka and Daniel in No Way, the two senators from Hawaii, both Democrats.
Now they're worried about the health of Sheets Bird, 89 years old in West Virginia.
They're worried about this.
This one-seat majority is very tenuous.
They're also worried that one of these Democrats might be cajoled into switching parties.
As you know, those nasty, rascally Republicans, he'll do anything to get their power back.
There's even the Democrat underground people are even speculating that the Republicans found a way to poison Tim Johnson, just as they were behind the death of Paul Wellstone.
And it's extended now to beyond the blogs.
Yesterday, that blithering idiot, Joy Behar, actually raised the possibility.
Could the Republicans do something to him?
Is there something they could have done?
I think, do we have the bite?
Let me look very, yes.
Yes.
Audio soundbites three and four.
We'll go to the View yesterday discussing Tim Johnson.
Derry Alexander, one of the guest infobabes on the program, said the Democrats took over in November by 51-49 majority.
And now if he has to resign, it'll make things 50-50 because the governor of that state's a Republican and in charge of putting an interim- Is there such a thing as a man-made stroke?
In other words, did someone do this to him?
Maybe they made him philanthropy or something.
Why is everything coming from the liberal?
They're applauding it.
This is a conspiracy.
I know what this party is capable of.
The audience thought she's making a joke, or maybe not.
The audience of that, this is a different planet.
And it has been on that show for a long, long time.
But she raises the possibility.
In other words, did someone do this to him?
And then Elizabeth Hasselbach said, why does everything come from the liberal perspective have to be conspiracy?
I know what that party is capable of.
Behard then got another question.
The thing that's sad about this is it takes a political angle when a guy is critically ill.
But there are millions and millions of people who depend upon this Congress.
People in the world and people in this country.
His illness is sad, but it's not as important in the overall scheme.
There you have.
Now, this, here is a liberal.
These are the people.
Kind and patient and tolerant and compassionate and understanding.
And she just admits it doesn't give a rat's rear end about Tim Johnson.
No, what's more important is her liberal wacko buddies maintaining control of the House of Representatives.
And remember, there's another great story here in the stack, too.
You know, the Congressional Black Caucus has lodged a complaint to Nancy Pelosi, there aren't enough African-American staffers in Congress on the Democrat side.
The Republicans have plenty of African-American staffers.
They're cool.
It's the Democrat.
So all of these stereotypes about liberalism, they are the tolerant ones, and they are the people, they're not racists, and they're not bigots and unhomophobes.
They are kind and understanding and tolerant and patient and so forth.
Good people.
It's, frankly, in most cases, it is just the opposite.
All right, to the phones, because it's Open Line Friday.
This is Margaret in Leavenworth, Kansas.
Nice to have you, Margaret.
Yes.
Hello, Rush.
Hi.
I'm afraid that you have taken the bait on the Obama ear thing.
The other day when I heard that, I said there's no accident that this is all over the radio.
They want people, they want talk radio to take this and run and start teasing Obama about his ears.
And every woman who has had a child is going to feel sorry for him.
And I think that this is going to be the next election's biggest issue is how women are voting, just like it was during Clinton's organization.
Yeah, but you're likely in the primaries anyway, you're going to have women involved because you're going to have Hillary there.
Well, I don't think, I think when Tom DeLay paired Obama and Hillary, that is the pair.
And they're going to have the feminists with Hillary.
They're going to have the single moms with Obama.
They're going to have all the blacks.
They're going to have.
Wait, Why are single women going to be drawn to Barack?
Is it the ears?
Well, yeah, single mothers, not single women, single mothers.
Single mothers.
Okay, why are they going to be...
His mother doesn't want you to make fun of their kid.
And they're going to, oh, yeah, he's getting sympathy.
You know, this is.
I know exactly what you're saying, but I don't think this was planned.
I think this is not.
This is the point.
That was never.
You haven't heard that anywhere but on this show, have you?
Well, I don't know.
Well, you haven't.
Nobody's.
This was a press conference, and Barack Obama thought that the microphones and the cameras were off.
And he makes a B-line to Maureen Dowd because she's the one who teased him about his ears.
It's like everything else that happens with me.
I'm the one blamed for calling him Osama Obama when Teddy Kennedy got that started because he doesn't know what he was saying one day at the National Press Club.
Well, Margaret.
A lot of women to feel sorry for him.
I understand the risks that we're playing here, but you know, my job is not to get people elected or get them defeated.
I realize that.
But I tell you, the women are going to be a real problem in this next election for the Republicans.
Republicans have more problems than that.
The biggest problem Republicans have is, where are they?
Well, that's true.
Grab where all the conservatives gone, if you would, Ed.
I mean, really, we have put this dilemma, this conundrum, this challenge to musical parody.
Have you heard this before?
Yes.
You have?
Well, we only played it once, so it must be you are a regular listener and loyal.
Yes.
I listen with earphones on.
Well, I appreciate it.
You know, you're not in prison in Leavenworth, are you?
No.
Actually, I might be.
We have a small farm, and so I listen with my earphones on, and I do my work.
See, you keep talking about ears.
Oh, yeah.
And you're brainstorming.
I don't have an earth issue.
And you are blaming me.
All right.
Thanks for the call, Margaret.
Here we go.
Where have all the conservatives gone?
Parody of the big tune by Paula Cole.
That's the first cousin twice removed of Paul Shanklin doing the vocal portrayal there.
The takeoff on Where Have All the Cowboys Gone by Paula Cole.
Out to the phones.
This is Terrence in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Hello, sir.
Rush.
I'm depressed.
I have a problem.
Yeah?
I live in Cambridge.
They do not like Christmas.
And I'm surrounded by liberals.
Their depression is really starting to affect my outlook on Christmas.
I don't feel like I can get into it this year.
It's so depressing.
I get happy holidays, if that, wherever I go.
I mean, I don't know how to respond to this.
It gets to the point, though.
I mean, I'm surrounded by liberals, and as we all know, they're not.
Well, I know, but unless you're prepared to move, that is a challenge you're going to have living where you live.
See, that's the problem.
I'm not prepared to move.
I'm kind of stuck here.
All right, then you need some therapy.
And I'm going to give you one of the best pieces of advice I have ever given in my life.
It's tough to do, but it's fun to try.
All right.
And it is when you succeed.
And you won't succeed all the time at it, but when you succeed, you will feel liberated like you can't believe.
And it's very simple.
You are allowing other people, many of whom you don't even know, to affect how you feel about yourself.
You are giving so much power to a bunch of people that you have no respect for in the first place.
Right.
You have to learn.
We all have to learn how to make our own selves happy by virtue of our own existence being things that we do, pursuing our passions.
If you need to get in the Christmas spirit, to see a bunch of outside things like Christmas trees, or have you have people say, Merry Christmas out there, Terrence, great to see you.
And that's not happening, then you're not going to enjoy it.
If you can get yourself out of the circumstance where you need that kind of feedback from people, I know community is a big part of Christmas.
It really is.
But you can make it what you want inside your own home with your family.
Right.
But I agree with you.
Look, liberals are depressing as all get out.
They're never laugh.
They're never happy.
I mean, even when I say Merry Christmas to someone, it's a startled look they get on their face, and it's almost like an aggressive response.
Like, oh, yeah, Merry Christmas.
You know what I mean?
Like, they're angry about it.
You have offended them.
You have offended them.
See, they're also granting you way too much power to affect the way they feel.
The difference between you and them, and I'm dead serious about this, when you offend them, they will go and do whatever they have to, wherever, to make sure you don't say whatever you say to offend them.
They want to shut you up.
When they offend you, you call me.
But you don't go to government.
You're not trying to force your way on them like they are trying to force their way on you.
The reason you feel depressed is because they have systematically, over the years, done their best to take Christmas, the spirit, and everything associated with it out of public life.
Well, I mean, you know what?
I'm not going to stop saying Merry Christmas to anyone.
In fact, I'm going to up the ante and continue to say even more.
And smile when you do.
And be the nicest, most cheerful, joyful person in the world you can muster when you say, and just if they can't accept good cheer and you being nice, don't make it your problem.
That's right.
Merry Christmas.
Same to you.
They're telling you more about who they are than they are telling you who you are.
All right.
Now, here's a great illustration here of liberals in Christmas.
Nancy Pelosi.
This is how screwed up they are.
She had her press conference yesterday announcing her agenda for the 110th Congress, and she tries to wish everybody a Merry Christmas at the end of her press conference.
I wish you all a very happy holiday.
Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa, whatever it is you're celebrating.
I wish you well with it.
I am celebrating your eventual defeat as Speaker in 2008.
Merry Christmas to you, too.
Yes, have yourself a merry little Kwanzaa.
A happy new year, a happy Hanukkah.
The words of Nancy Pelosi or whatever else you're celebrating, Rush Limbaugh here, Open Line Friday.
Donald in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Hello.
Hello, Rush.
Hey.
I was a quick question for you.
Why do you call your chair the Till of the Hun chair?
It's Attila the Hun, the Attila the Hun, just to irritate liberals.
At Till of the Hun was supposed to, you know, they say that people are to the right of Attila the Hun.
And I just do it just to irritate the libs.
All right.
That's it.
It's nothing more.
I do a lot of things to irritate the libs, and they work.
Don in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Hello.
Rush, I have a Friday type question.
When I listen to the show on the Ditto Cam, it doesn't sound nearly as good as when I listen over the air.
And I was curious if you could tell us what sort of digital processing or what you do to the signal to make it sound so good.
You're telling me that the streaming audio that you hear on the internet while watching this program of the Ditto Cam doesn't sound as good as it does as when you listen to AM radio.
That's correct.
Told you, Brian, we've had, engineers don't listen to me.
And I've been hearing this complaint.
When we installed the low-end quark modulator bus here, we had an infestation of sand fleas.
I don't know where they came from.
I think the guy that came in to install this stuff, they're laughing at me on the other side.
But I think what that has led to is that we're not able to compress the signal because it would fry the sand fleas.
When you listen to AM radio, the signal is compressed.
I wish I had a way to demonstrate this because it does make a huge difference.
AM radio, FM is not as compressed.
And when I say compressed, it's even hard to describe.
How old are you, Don?
I'm 57.
All right, then.
You remember back in the 60s, driving around in your car when all there was was AM radio and you're listening to top 40 music and the Motown stuff and how that bass just thumped at you and the songs didn't fade out because the compression kept them as loud as ever right to the very end and it sounded like the music was literally being sucked up to get to the loud volume.
That's what compression does.
I only listen to music compressed.
I refuse.
I loved it so much.
And you can tell the difference.
And the reason AM radio stations did it was there were a lot of convertibles back then and it makes the music louder and every radio station wanted to be the loudest on the dial as people were punching buttons and turning the dial.
The loudest stations are the ones you tend to stick with.
And certain kind of music doesn't lend itself to being compressed because as a purist engineer will tell you it's pure distortion.
But that's rot gut.
The music, I went out and bought a compressor like our in radio stations and I run, it's called the Apex, right?
Apex 2020 and the high setting is called flamethrower.
So I put everything through the flamethrower setting and listen to music that way.
When you buy a CD at a store or download it or whatever, it's just flat.
There's no compression added to it at all.
I wish I could do a side-by-side comparison here and show you.
Anyway, we're probably not compressing.
It does the same thing to voices too.
Your voice sounds great on the radio, but very plain over the internet.
Well, now that's not that bad.
I'm hearing myself, and one thing I do not sound is plain.
There's nothing about me that is plain.
I can understand how it would sound different.
Yeah, let's just say different.
Yeah, but I'm telling you this because AM radio compresses their signal.
They still do.
It's part and part of amplitude modulation, which is what AM stands for.
FM is frequency modulation.
You compress it in a different way.
At any rate, I'm happy for the question.
A great Open Line Friday question.
It had nothing to do with anything, but I got to tell people about the sand flea infestation here in the quark modulator bus back after this.
All right, first hours in the can on the way over to the museum, housing all artifacts that will someday appear in the Limbaugh Broadcast Museum.
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