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March 21, 2007 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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March 21, 2007, Wednesday, Hour #3
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Hi, how are you?
Greetings, welcome back.
Rush Limbaugh sizzling today in honor of global warming, raising the average global temperature, which is, by the way, there is no way to measure a meaningful average global temperature.
I've got this story in a global warming stack.
It's a myth.
It's not possible to do.
The climate's too complex, and an average global temperature is meaningless anyway.
We don't care here what the temperature is at a North Pole.
As it relates to ours.
Anyway, greetings and welcome back.
Rush Limbaugh, the Excellence and Broadcasting Network.
Here we are having more fun than a human being should be allowed to have.
Telephone number is 800 282-2882.
The email address rush at EIB net.com.
Look at this, folks.
You thought that I was kidding about getting into the carbon offset business and selling the carbon offset to people who want to buy them.
This is a great scam when I get involved in it.
Look at this headline.
EIB, World Bank Launch Carbon Fund.
Today we can announce that we have joined forces with the World Bank to launch a fund to sell suckers, carbon offsets.
Right there in the headline, EIB, World Bank.
This is from the Worldbank.org website, ladies and gentlemen, is essentially a press release.
The World Bank and EIB joined forces Tuesday.
I was uh embargoed from announcing this to launch a carbon fund to help countries meet commitments under the Kyoto Protocol to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Here, you don't believe me?
Let me zoom in.
For those of you watching on the Ditto Cam, let me zoom in on it there.
See that?
EIB, World Bank Launch Carbon Fund.
Right there it is.
And I'll tell you something else that we're going to do.
I'm not taking this fairness doctrine BS laying down either.
You know, the fairness doctrine is a liberal attempt to silence talk radio because there is no such thing as a fairness doctrine.
What it does explain to you very briefly.
The fairness doctrine uh requires that local stations grant so-called response time to anybody who thinks they've been maligned or criticized by anybody else on that radio station.
But the time all these complaints would roll in from programmed liberals, local managers, this is not worth it.
I water down the programming wouldn't be interesting, would be boring, and they just cancel all the programming that generates these complaints.
However, one of the things that I've been investigating here, in addition to the new deal we have with the World Bank on the Carbon Fund, is um liberal offsets to stave off the uh uh uh the whole concept here of the fairness doctrine.
Just go out there and purchase some liberal offsets, which will allow me not to have to reduce my own uh uh content at all.
So I go out and buy liberal offsets, and that means liberalism will show up somewhere else.
The liberalism that's not on my program will show up somewhere else.
The people who will and I will see to it that this happens.
We find plenty of places to put liberalism on the air, but not this show.
Uh any number of ways of uh of dealing with this.
Now, in all seriousness, EIB here is the European Investment Bank.
I can't let this one go if I let this one go for the whole show.
But it says here, EIB World Bank Launch Carbon Fund.
And you thought I was kidding.
It's getting uh it's getting ridiculous in Washington now.
The uh, as I'm mentioned earlier, all of these press hounds, the drive-by media badgering Tony Snow.
This is a new Watergate, this is the next Watergate, the president refusing uh to allow Carl Rove and uh Harriet Myers to testify under subpoena.
And by the way, the president also said the White House said, hey, look, this is a take or to leave it deal.
You either let them come up there under the the terms I have graciously submitted to.
I'll let you talk to my people, but not under oath.
If you reject that, they're not going, period.
And you can send subpoenas up here, left and right.
And so the drive by is up there saying, What a gate, what a gate, watergate, what a gate.
Folks, there is not one element of criminality in anything that's happened.
And Democrat senators from Chuck Schumer, all the way down, all the way up, depending on where you want to put him here on the totem pole, all say the same thing.
There was nothing illegal that happened.
There isn't this is predicted this to you last week.
Everything now is going to be compared to Watergate.
The war in Iraq is compared to Vietnam.
Liberals living in the past, old pages in their playbook.
The objective is to just keep people in chaos and tumult.
Unhappy, disquieted in a number of things, and my question is how long are people going to put up with it?
And a lot of this has to do with the reaction of the Republicans on Capitol Hill in both the House and the Senate.
If they remain silent and docile, remain fearful of defending the president and joining him on this, then the public won't get tired of it because the Democrats are going to steal the show.
They're going to be the only voice measured against uh, you know, whatever comes out of the White House.
Uh that's nothing in Watergate.
Uh after a certain passage of time, a bunch of Democrats on Capitol Hill went up to the White House and said, Mr. President, we uh can't defend you anymore, you gotta go.
It's not gonna happen here.
But if the Democrats succeed in being a lone voice, and if the Republicans don't chime in here, uh Democrats could well get away with this, even though they do upset and uh and irritate so many Americans who I don't think want to be in a constant state of chaos.
I don't think most people in this country want to be in a state of upheaval, upheaval and and things, you know, with no answers in the future and so forth is his constant angst.
But uh, but we'll see.
Um let's see, before we go to the break, uh, ladies and gentlemen, uh the Reverend Sharpton, as you know, has been hanging out outside the campaign headquarters of Barack Obama.
He's uh he's fighting irrelevancy himself here.
You've got the first clean, articulate, well-spoken black guy, according to Joe Biden, who's now doing pretty well in the presidential primaries and the uh well in the polling leading up to the primaries.
And of course, this uh Reverend Sharpton thinks that uh Barack Obama not down for the struggle.
Uh, does not has not participated in any of these matches for justice and so forth and so on.
He's been shirely shouting insults uh at Barack Obama outside his campaign headquarters, basically various insults about how fat Barack's mother is.
Uh we knew it was bad, but we didn't know how bad that it had gotten.
Uh Reverend Sharpton uh went into the recording studio apparently yesterday.
We have uh this song he recorded exclusively on the EIB network.
And we are back, Rush Limboy, your host for life.
Going nowhere until every American agrees with me.
Telephone number 800-282-2882.
Have you seen the video tape of this cute little polar bear cub that's been abandoned by its uh its mother?
How can that happen in nature?
How can this happen?
Ladies and gentlemen, we are told constantly over and over again that we human beings are the ones destroying the planet, that we're the ones who have wanton disregard for any life other than our own.
We, if we would only get out of the way, would leave the earth as God intended it, a pristine place for real creatures to exist all not your role.
And yet we learn that some slough welfare polar bear mother has decided to flee the nest and leave the cub, and a German zoo has adopted this little baby polar bear.
They've named the polar bear Newt or Canute.
Don't know how they pronounce it, spelled K-N-U-T.
Cutest little thing.
He runs around, he plays with a soccer ball, he loves human contact, uh cuddle with the little thing.
It's it's uh it's very cute.
Uh and now, after three months, and he's 19 pounds right now.
After three months, animal rights activists are arguing that Canute, the 19 month old or 19-pound three-month-old polar bear cub, should be given a lethal injection rather than be brought up suffering the humiliation of being treated as a domestic pet.
Frank Albrecht, a spokesman for some animal rights wanko group, said, quote, the zoo must kill the bear.
Feeding by hand is not species appropriate, but a gross violation of animal protection laws.
A gross vi So we should stop trying to save the whales, and we should stop trying to save the dolphins.
And we should stop rescuing any injured animal, taking it into a clinic or a zoo or whatever, and trying to These people are insane.
They are literally insane.
This little polar bear cub is happy as it can be.
It's having the time of its life.
And it's going to be released in the wild at some point.
Or maybe it'll go to a zoo or what have you.
The little thing was born in December.
His mother ignored him and his brother.
And his brother died.
Zoo officials intervened, choosing to raise the cub themselves, but this Albrecht guy and other animal rights activists fret that it's inappropriate for a predator known for its fierceness and ability to fend for itself in the wild to be snuff.
Well, where's this attitude on human beings?
You know, you animal rights people and you liberals are totally willing to compromise the ability of human beings to fend for themselves.
You want to take care of them.
You want government and government programs to take care of them.
Why don't you advocate they be killed?
How about this?
Every human being that can't take care of itself, just be killed.
Human beings are predators after all.
According to especially animal rights activists.
You you animal rights, you animal lovers, I want you to learn who these people are.
They are saying that the treatment of this little polar bear cub is inhumane and could cause him future difficulties interacting with fellow polar bears.
Rudiger Schmiedel, head of the foundation for bears.
Mommy, mommy, when I grew up, I want to be, I want to be a big gun in the foundation for bears.
That's why I want to do my Where do they find these idiots?
What's this guy's name?
Rudiger Schmeidel.
Argues that the current treatment of this polar bear cub is inhumane, could cause him future difficulties.
They can't domesticate a wild animal.
Nobody's trying to.
They're trying to keep the little guy alive.
He's not going to be a pet.
And if he ends up a pet, he's a natural predator.
He's going to eat whoever owns him once he gets big enough to do it, which all these people know.
You animal rights people are absolutely insane.
You are dangerously insane.
You have more concern over a bear than you do human beings.
Let me read this to you again.
Ben what's his name?
Albrecht.
Frank Albrecht and other activists fret that it's inappropriate for a predator known for its fierceness and ability to defend for itself in the wild to be snuggled, bottle fed, and made into a commodity by zoo keepers.
And yet look at the millions of human beings.
They're willing to turn into just that.
Commodities.
Assume they can't take care of themselves.
And provide cradle to grave subsistence for them.
boom I detest these liberals for I detest them.
I don't care whether animal rights wackos, environmentalist wackos, I detest them.
Such contradiction.
And we got to do everything we can to save the animals.
Now we're trying to save an animal and but and by the way, the zoo is claiming it's under a lot of pressure here.
Because of a single animal rights group.
Blow them off.
Screw them.
Tell them to go to hell for crying out loud.
What's happening to us?
Why do we have to respond to all these activists as though they have any say whatsoever?
They don't run the zoo.
They have nothing to do with the zoo.
They're just a bunch of professional whiners and moaners, socialist communist liberals, whatever the hell they are.
Screw them.
Alan in Shreeport, Louisiana.
You're next, sir on the EIB network.
Hello.
Rush, uh, first of all, you're a great American.
I uh heard you when you spoke in Shreveport a few weeks ago a few years ago at uh Hal Sutton's uh benefit, and uh I salute you for all the work that you've done.
Thank you, sir very much.
I remember that night.
It was a good night.
I was sitting right in the at the table right in front of you, and every time you said something I agree with, I stood up.
Terrific.
I remember you.
Anyway, uh I just wanted to take issue with what Governor Schwarzenegger said about, or at least implying that he could save the taxpayers of California money by extending everybody health insurance coverage uh so that they didn't have to go to emergency rooms.
As you well know, uh that is simply a myth, and you were kind enough not to throw it in the governor's face, but I'm not uh embarrassed to do so.
Uh the the experience in Massachusetts, if anybody needed a reminder has redoubled that lesson.
Well, here's the thing.
I I did tell him, I don't think he heard me.
You know, he he wouldn't be quiet.
He can say all he wants about all these emergency room people getting coverage.
The fact is, and I've read this in no less than the LA Times.
A lot of Southern California last I heard it was, I guess a year and a half or two years ago, eleven hospital emergency rooms in Southern California had to shut down because the only people showing up were people that couldn't pay the bill.
Yeah, they were covered, but the hospital had to cover it or somebody did, and the and and there were ads on television advising people how to call an ambulance so that it doesn't cost you the money to call a cab and where to go to the emergency rooms and you have to pay for it and so forth.
Uh and and I also pointed out to him, you know, that that this uh this business of covering everybody said, well, we gotta get rid of the hidden tax.
Well, what's the difference of the hidden tax and a visible tax?
It's still a tax.
Well, and the visible tax will be a whole lot higher bill than the hidden one.
Well, of course.
I mean, I look at I you know you have to understand I went into this with the understanding they told me he's got five to seven minutes.
And and that wasn't gonna be enough time to get.
I'm he ended up staying for a little over fifteen.
But you know, the whole I if if I if I would have had the time to get into it with him, and I'm by the way, I'm not gonna be rude and say, be quiet.
Let me ask you a question.
He that's just not me, but this whole business of of health care reform, I wanted to ask him, well, is this reform, Governor?
It sounds to me like we're just spending more and more on it because that's what the people want.
You can go broke giving to people what they want.
Open a free food center in the neighborhood and find out what happens to your budget.
Well, I and and the other point that you were trying to make, and also he wouldn't let you get a word in edge wise, is that that compromise is a great uh uh uh panacea, but in fact, uh compromising with liberals is like uh Senator Graham used to say, uh Phil Graham always said if it needed to be a good thing.
That's exactly right.
That's exactly you betcha.
Exactly what we have here, real life.
It's Rush Limbaugh, the all-knowing, all caring, all sensing, all feeling, maha rushy.
Now I want to respond to one thing that uh uh what was the last caller's name, uh, Mr. Snurley of uh having a metal block.
But uh he he said that I I didn't get a chance to talk to Arnold about compromise.
Uh all contraire.
Now look at it's it's obvious that that that Arnold uh Governor Schwarzenegger called here and wanted to talk and talk and talk.
But in so doing, folks, the governor illustrated that he has uh turned left.
I mean, he believes that government's the answer when it comes to health care, and it's obviously not.
Uh if it were it anywhere else in the world it's been tried, it would succeed.
Uh he obviously believes in the religion of global warming.
He um he uses liberal speak now, talks about fees rather than taxes.
Uh he's acting like a liberal in Washington.
And he's his cover for it is not so much compromise.
He's giving the people of California what they want.
You know, and that's not what leadership is.
Leadership's not taking polls and finding out what people want giving it to them.
That's how politicians keep getting re-elected, but that's not how they fix things.
Now, in this business of compromise, um, it was hard to get a word in without rudely interrupting him, which I'm sure was one of his plans.
And I'm not rude, and I'm not gonna start being rude, uh just for the sake of it.
But I uh this business of compromise uh and I said, Look, Governor, you're giving up your ideology.
He kept talking about ideology is not the way to answer it.
Well, fine, you're giving yours up, but the libs aren't giving theirs up.
The Libs don't give up their idiot.
I say, come on, Governor, you know these people, you've known liberals all your life.
Liberal ideology is what governs their lives.
Okay, so you didn't give them what they wanted price-wise at a minimum wage, still got a minimum wage.
You gave them what they wanted.
The price is just gonna go up from now.
It doesn't matter what starting point is.
Uh on health care, everything the liberals want, they are getting, under the guise of it's what the people want, and he's a servant of the people.
But uh this this this this business of compromise is not is not what's going on.
He's compromising his principles.
This is one of the first questions I was able to ask him early on in the interview.
We'll have that transcript up and the audio at Rushlimbaugh.com as soon as we can, so you can review this.
Uh But you know, he said that he's tired of talk and he wants to get things done.
But getting things done, if they're the wrong things, in a long term are gonna harm the state and the people.
And if so, these things shouldn't be done.
Getting things done, that's that's that but that's right out of liberal dictionary.
Here to get things done for people.
You know, government does best when it does least.
Something's happened.
I mean, he is he's he's clearly changed his attitude.
And I said to him, you you, you you were so inspiring in that first campaign.
You had so many people so hopeful.
Thank you.
Thank you.
It's very appreciative of that.
Uh, but now that's it's not it's not the case.
And he cited polling data where it is.
Uh but it's it's obvious that for whatever reason.
Governor Schwarzenegger has put his arms around a very liberal agenda out there, and he's running with it.
And he's running to the front of the liberal parade.
He's trying to get in front of that parade and now justifying what he's doing.
But here's the thing.
Arnold Schwarzenegger is known first and foremost as the lovable characters he has played, even when he's, you know, in these futuristic sci-fi things.
A lovable, likable guy, and that's everybody loves Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Everybody likes him.
He's got this constant smile on his face.
He's uh he has the uh charismatic uh uh and infectious attitude, and and when you strip all this politics stuff away, people still like Arnold Schwarzenegger as a human being.
Uh and you know, but his liberalism is what it is, and his 180 on on his own ideology is uh is what it is.
By the way, animal more animal rights news.
This is a particular interest to those of you in Southern California after pressure from animal rights groups, Wolfgang Puck, uh famed chef and restaurateur, Spago and others, says he's going to stop using foie gras at his restaurants and bar,
and he's got his restaurants, he's gonna bar his 300 million dollar food company from using several types of food that have been criticized by activists, such as eggs from chickens raised in battery cages, veal and pigs raised in confining crates.
He's just gonna get rid of the foie gras.
This is, of course, you know, take a bunch of ducks and geese out there and they inject them all kinds of food to the point that uh the liver almost explodes, and that's how you get delicious foie gras.
And of course, that process once it's been learned.
You can't no By the way, this reminds me of this cute little polar bear, Knut, the 19-pound three-month-old little polar bear.
Doesn't his mother have the right to choose what it wants?
If the mother wants to abandon a little polar bear, fine.
Can do that, right?
We allow it for ourselves in a number of ways.
Anyway, my question to uh Wolfgang Puck.
Wolfie, why are you serving any meat at all here?
I mean, don't you understand?
You're just you've given them the first, and they're just gonna keep coming back.
You put the foie gras in the water, so to speak, and these guys are gonna keep smelly's animal rights activists, animal rights groups.
Why do people buckle to these people?
Now I can understand it if the mayor came around like is happening in New York and banned trans fats and foie gras and so forth.
But you know, you don't get away with this in Chicago.
I mean, the city council tries to ban this Chicago and these Chicago restaurateurs, screw you!
We're gonna keep serving it, come find us.
Our customers like it.
New York, for liberals, they bend over forwards and grabbing the ankles and wait for the health inspectors to come in and they'll get rid of anything government, the mayor tells them to get rid of, other than the rats.
The rats still running around at Kentucky Fried Chicken, of course.
Now we got big news about the uh the uh Chinese restaurants not being up to snuff, but they're a minority, so what can we do about it?
They have the right.
But why?
I mean, I guess Southern California, this is the activist rule ruler.
It just tell these people to go to hell.
You know, tell them to open their own restaurant if they don't want foie gras and don't serve foie gras on it.
If I'd wolfbang Wolfgang Puck, say leave me alone.
Of course, I guess his problem is a Hollywood community, big clientele out there.
They'll just have the foie gras in their house, Wolfgang.
They'll probably ask you to come serve it to them on the slide, bring it a little little yellow van that looks like the phone truck or something like that.
He's still going to be serving to these people, just not in public.
When are we going to stand up, folks?
Take your fluorescent, compact fluorescent internet or incandescent light bulbs and put them in a bodily orifice, as far as I'm concerned.
If you want to use them, fine.
Stop preaching to me.
You want to save the planet?
Go to Mars.
It's burning hell up there right now.
They can't figure out why, because there aren't any human beings up there.
You want to save something?
Save yourselves.
You people are a bunch of losers trying to infect everybody else with your stupid doom and gloom misery.
You wonder why people are retreating to gated communities.
Who's next on this show?
John in Coastal North Carolina.
Nice to have you on the EIB network.
Hello.
Ah, Rush.
Thank you.
It's uh glad President Bush grew some stones.
Johnny Donovan wannabe dittoes.
Johnny Donovan wannabe Well, he'll be he'll be thrilled.
He will be thrilled.
Johnny has to send us an email every month to remind us he's still there.
Oh, and and and to send him his check.
Well, no, no, that that happens automatically.
Johnny, we're just kidding.
We're just we love Johnny.
Johnny's Johnny, the voice of this program other than me.
Uh absolutely.
Uh it is an honor honor and a privilege.
You are my hero.
Uh the reason I called was the John Edwards uh lie.
Uh as I told uh the screener there, that is a damn lie.
What the regular lie?
Which one?
Which one you're talking about?
Oh, the uh the $300 electric bill.
He said three to four hundred.
The last one he saw, that could have been five years ago.
Well, it's probably longer than that.
Uh I live near the beach and don't use the heat a whole lot, and a house the uh about a tenth the size of his, and mine is over three hundred dollars a month.
You have a thousand square foot house.
Well, no, not quite that small, but eighteen hundred square foot.
Stuff like that.
I was going with the twenty-eight thousand square foot house.
Okay, all right.
So you get you go okay, so you get twenty eight hundred square foot house.
Uh uh, something like that, and your bill's three to four hundred a month, and you don't use much heat.
No, I don't.
I've got you live in this house year-round?
Yes.
What about summertime?
Use air conditioning?
Uh oh, now I use air.
Well, what's the hill?
What's the electric bill then?
Oh, it's a little cl uh not quite double.
That's what I'm thinking.
Well, you know, I wouldn't be comfortable.
Who's going to challenge him?
He didn't remember when the last bill was he saw, so it could have been any number of years or months ago, but he you know he's not going to produce.
He tried to get away with not telling Miles O'Brien what the answer to the question was.
I did notice that.
I did notice that.
It kind of reminds me of the uh what Mark Twain said about the lies.
Uh yeah.
The the three kinds of lies.
The uh uh the global warming thing, the three kind of lies are lies, damn lies, and statistics.
Yeah, right.
That's true.
Well, look, uh uh I appreciate the call out there, uh uh John, very much.
Uh uh.
You give folks how many of you bought this?
Twenty-eight thousand square foot.
But uh but we only live in in a small portion of ten thousand square feet is all we live in.
Three to four hundred bucks.
Utility bill.
Of course, it's not all constructed, it's still building still being built.
Uh well, how what's that cost?
You know, you don't you don't run construction equipment at no um no charge.
What is a CNN still running this irrelevant store even after the interview?
Look at that.
Governor says Rush Limbaugh.
He doesn't say that anymore.
CNN, he came out here and didn't say that.
Ah, now they got they're running video.
Look at the way they stretch the I've lost 28 pounds, and they've made it look like I've gained twenty-eight.
The way they've stretched their video up there.
They're running a uh a piece on it.
Maybe cookies rolling tape on this, so we can find out what they are um saying.
I gotta run a quick time out here at EIB Obscene Profits break, ladies and gentlemen.
Back after this.
All right, we have the transcript posted of the um interview with Arnold Schwarzenegger when he called in.
So for all of you in a drive-by media and you want to get it out of context and get it wrong, it's up uh get it wrong, it's up there for you to take out of context now.
Uh transcript and uh the uh the audio.
Uh and we're back on the Rush Lindball program here, the EIB network.
Uh Denny in Long Beach, California.
Nice to have you with us.
Hi, Rush.
It's a great pleasure to talk to you.
I can understand.
Thank you, sir.
I just think it's uh uh unbelievable that CNN can only find something to talk about.
It is you and Arnold.
And get this they're the ones that are irrelevant.
Well, that's true.
You know, they finished fourth last week in uh in prime time.
They they came in behind Fox, uh Headline News, PMS.
I think they came in behind.
Yeah, they in in the in the sales period of seven to midnight.
They're bringing up the seller.
So they're the but you know, you you know what they just did?
They just they just ran a piece on Arnold's appearance here, and they they had Ditto Cam video, and and these airheads at the end of it start speculating.
Will this be the next Rosie and Donald feud?
Now, anybody who heard that interview knows that there's no feud.
These people attached the word feud to it yesterday when there wasn't one.
They attached, they came to all kinds of conclusions about this yesterday, and it's as though this interview today never happened except in the in the guise of their perception whatever that is.
Will this be the next Rosie and uh and Donald feud for and of course their little little uh anchorette uh and anchor guy uh little chuckles?
You know, after they um after they postulate all this.
Crazy.
Well, look, I'm glad you called Denny.
Thanks so much.
I've not talked to a woman named Denny before.
Well, it's unique.
It is.
How do you spell it?
Uh D-E-N-N-I-E.
Is it short for something?
No, that's my name.
Really?
Yeah.
What's your maiden name?
Wallace.
What's your middle name?
Sue.
Denny Sue.
Cool.
Very good.
With that name, how'd you end up in California?
Well, I was born in the Saal.
Ah, okay.
Well, that's my Northeastern liberal bias coming out there.
No, just Southern California, that's all.
I'm California homebred.
Well, good.
Well, I appreciate your waiting.
I know you're on hole for a while, and I thank you so much.
Well, you're welcome, Rush.
Anytime.
Have a great one, Denny.
Thank you.
All right, by popular demand, ladies and gentlemen.
The email circuits uh melting here.
Rush, play it again.
I gotta hear it again, and maybe the best ever.
Here we go.
This is Paul Shanklin as L. Sharpton about Barack Obama.
Poor Al.
He gets off the lyric line, the chorus still sings.
Al keeps, he starts starts ranting.
Finally, chorus gives up.
Walking around money, hard cash, collection plate.
Paul Shanklin.
Uh and of course, this is this is a result of the uh you don't want to talk about a feud.
We got a feud going here between uh Reverend L. Sharp and Obama.
Obama's out there stealing the thunder of the civil rights leadership who has uh made all these sacrifices in Obama not down for the struggle.
Back to close it out here in just a second.
New Orleans governor Kathleen Blanco says she's not gonna run for reelection.
The New Orleans Times Picky Young had the story yesterday.
Said the decision comes uh amid low polls, party pressure.
Uh governor makes an announcement at an evening broadcast.
Who says Hurricane Katrina was all bad?
No, I'm just kidding about that, folks.
But uh look, I thought this was Bush's problem.
I thought Hurricane Katrina was Bush's problem.
How can the people of North Carolina or New Orleans, Louisiana, have negative opinions of Governor Blanco when it was Bush's problem?
New York Times Company, February revenue down 3.6 from a year ago.
Yeah, all fine and nandy, but just how much was it down last year and the year before that?
This is a newspaper company in trouble.
Have a great Wednesday, folks.
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