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May 18, 2007 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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May 18, 2007, Friday, Hour #3
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All right, folks, this is too good.
This is just too good.
We're going to get to the Sir Mixelot song here in just a second.
Welcome back, Rush Limbaugh, the EIB Network.
It is Friday.
Live from New York City.
It's open live Friday.
And we go to the phones, the telephone number 800-282-2882.
We go to the phones, the show is yours.
You can talk about that, which whichever you wish to talk about.
I don't have to care about it, don't have to be interested in it.
And it's always fun.
It's one of the big days we look forward to.
I identified incorrectly the title of the song by Sir Mixelot as uh uh I like Big But.
That's the that's a lyric line, the actual title of the Sir Mixelot tune is Baby Got Back.
I'm not gonna play it right now, just a couple minutes, because I just learned something.
And right as the last hour was ending, I see H.R. feverishly pacing in there on his cell phone.
And I know what that means.
When HR's taking a phone call during the show, it means the media is on the war path.
And lo and behold, guess what we just learned?
The Wizards at the Today Show plan on Monday to do a big expose on my parody tune, Barack the Magic Negro.
Now, this first aired on March 21st.
This is May 18th.
By the time they get around to doing their profile, it'll be two months old as a story.
In these two months, I have spent countless minutes on this program explaining the genesis of the parody.
I have gone line by line translating it and explaining it, demonstrating that everything in it is based on fact and words that were uttered by liberals.
In this period of time, Barack Obama has laughed it off and called it dumb.
In this period of time, Al Sharpton, just last week, I think it was this week, we had the audio soundbite, where Sharpton was asked about it.
He said, Limbo has the right to do this.
I mean, he's attacking individuals.
He's not going after gender or race entirely.
He's attacking an individual and so forth.
Uh it's all based on Sharpton's admitted jealousy of Obama's being lauded and loved and being called clean and articulate by Joe Biden.
Now, I doubt NBC knows any of this.
There's a reason that NBC is interested in this today.
They're probably tired of going wall-to-wall immigration.
Secondly, there is a column that ran today in the Houston Chronicle.
And I own Houston.
We just got the latest ratings, and I own Houston.
I don't I don't remember this guy's name, uh, but ever are so many facts in this piece that are wrong.
In fact, in this piece, this guy refers to the video that Paul Shanklin and I put together of Barack the Magic Negro.
And I just want to warn you at NBC, like we had to warn these people at Channel 13 in Sacramento.
If you purport to say that any video of with this parody song has anything to do with me, you are in for some trouble because we don't do videos here at the EIB network.
It's a radio show.
I do have a website, but we don't produce videos here, other than videos starring me, created by my Ditto Cam as I'm sitting here now hosting this excursion into broadcast excellence.
Now, here's what we're going to do.
I just gave HR the marching orders.
I want you to go Dean down at Coco Jr. at the website, get the most recent broadcast day, get the transcript of my explaining the genesis of this line by line of the song translation, the sound bites of Al Sharpton, the sound bites of Barack Obama with Paul Smith at WJR in Detroit.
Go get the column by David Ehrenstein.
Go to the Get the New York Post piece, and there's a Chicago Tribune column also that we have linked on our page on this.
Well, with a Clarence Page piece, but where he, you know, Limbaugh's parody's funny, it's good, it's true.
I don't particularly like it, but uh this is not an IMA situation.
We're gonna send the Clarence Page piece over to him.
But there was a column uh when this whole thing was Sharpton and Obama, the jealousy started.
Some columnist again in Chicago wrote a piece berating Sharpton for being jealous.
And we linked that uh the New York Post story, which got all this started.
Everything in this parody is true, and I have spent all this time explaining an NBC, I doubt, doesn't have the slightest idea.
Leading news organization of the world getting, and of course, their call was to invite me to appear on the Today Show.
And there is no way.
I don't do that, especially under these circumstances.
If they do this, they are going to be in for a rude surprise because many of their viewers already know the truth of this and will recognize if they do this the wrong way, if they do this the typical drive-by media way, and if they do this based on some of the BS that's come out of Media Matters, the George Soros front group for the Democrat Party.
If they do this based on this this worthless call of today in Houston, it's so it's embarrassingly inaccurate.
Hardly anything in it is true.
Uh, including the reference to the video that we uh put together.
If they if they do it based on those things, after we send them, we're gonna send them encyclopedic documentation.
They will have no excuse for not knowing the truth of this, the brilliance of it, the humor of they will have they will have no excuse for not knowing it.
Well, Limbaugh wouldn't come on.
Well, uh, you know I'm not gonna come.
When they called and say, we know he's gonna say no, but we're gonna invite anyway.
We're gonna send them the stuff.
They're news people, they're journalists.
They seek to be informed.
Do they not?
We'll find out.
It's gonna be a lot to read.
It may be a challenge.
But that's what they have assistant producers for, producers, then they brief the anchors, or whoever it is that's gonna do this.
Who do they say who's gonna do it?
We don't know who's gonna do it.
But uh, they want to do it on Monday.
So you say, Well, why are you mentioning this now?
You head this stuff off at the past, folks.
You know, I've had uh I've had experience with this.
Don't sit around and wait to see what they do and then complain.
You accuse them of getting it wrong in the first place.
Accuse them of getting it wrong many times on purpose before they do it, and sometimes it'll change the way they do it.
They don't want to be perceived as purposely getting something wrong.
They don't want that.
No journalist does.
They do care about their lofty credibility and so forth.
But this is a no-win for them.
And of course, it's two months old.
We haven't played the song in two weeks.
But it's gonna be reported on the Today Show as though, my God, my God, and the post-IMA Zero, why what's Limbaugh doing?
Is he purposely trying to get fired?
Is he purposely trying to store is he trying to attract attention?
That's that's what this idiot in Houston wrote today.
Actually, yeah, the idiot in Houston talked to David Ahrenstein, who wrote the original Barack the Magic Negro Peace in the LA Times.
We're gonna point out three articles in the LA Times, is Obama black enough?
One article in the UK Times, is Obama black enough?
Liberals asking these questions, liberals writing these stories.
Erin Stein's quoted as saying, I think Limbaugh's trying to get noticed.
You know, is uh he's trying to get he said that's what he said.
You ought to read this piece, snurdly.
Limbaugh's trying to get noticed.
And and everybody's ignoring him on this.
And he's pushing me on everybody's ignoring Limbaugh on Barack the Magic Negro.
That's what he said.
This thing is so factually uninformed, incorrect, it's laughable.
Limbaugh's trying to get noticed.
And then I don't know why they're giving Limbaugh a pass on this.
I don't know why the mainstream media is not going after Limbaugh, but they're they're just ignoring it and so forth.
And so the Today Show probably reads that.
Well, we won't ignore it.
Whoa, we've got a golden opera, we got an exclusive.
NBC can say we've got an exclusive.
I'm telling you, they they are that uninformed.
I don't know whether that's stupid, but they are that uninformed and they are that programmed.
They have this this uh it's just I I guarantee you it's the the catalyst is this piece in Houston today, and if it is, they could not be making a graver error.
All right, now uh what last hour was let's in fact let's let's add to it right now.
Let's let's give them even more controversy.
Quote unquote.
Last hour, if you're listening at NBC in the Today Show, last hour we're talking about these two whales that are lost up there in the uh San Joaquin Delta out near Sacramento, my old adopted hometown.
I've experienced with whales out there.
This is not the first time it's happened, it has nothing to do with global warming.
Anyway, they're playing songs, uh, siren songs that uh whales sing to each other, the Coast Guard is trying to get them out.
I saw a piece on Hillary Clinton's website last uh week or this week early.
She's asking visitors to her website to choose her campaign song.
And I thought, baby gut back by Sir Mixelot.
But I said, I don't want to play it because I don't, I'm not trying to create a sympathy vote for Mrs. Clinton.
Uh uh just treat her, you know, Mrs. Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Mrs. Bill, whatever.
And people say, Oh, I've never heard what is this song?
You keep saying I like Big Butt.
Well, I like Big Butts the lyric line, which is what made me think it was a joke, and then I saw the whales singing to each other out there.
I said, Well, maybe that song, whatever their coast guards playing, they could use because Hillary's asking for suggestions.
So people were saying, I've never heard this.
I like Big Butt.
Uh here's your chance, Sir Mixelot as the artist with the vocal portrayal here.
The title of the tune is uh baby gut back.
All right.
Well, you you basically heard it.
Um in fact, Hewitt, just back to the top.
I want to hear the way the song opens one more time.
Uh let me know when you have that ready to go in.
Uh it had another couple and a half minutes to go here, folks, so we got to get to our profit center timeout.
Uh but she was asking for songs, and that's just what I was thinking.
Sir Mixelot.
Uh, this will probably uh uh end up on the today's show too, as I desperately trying to get noticed.
Um, yeah.
Maybe I'll find a way to make myself the most listened to host in America, as I really need to get noticed.
If I get noticed anymore, I'm gonna have the Putins gonna fly over here and start following me around to restaurants I go to.
It won't just be Clinton.
Back after this, stay with us.
And we're back open line Friday, Rush Limbaugh moving on down the line.
Uh did you see this story from Charleston um?
Oh, Charleston what?
Uh uh, it's in Wyoming, I guess.
Wyoming County family.
Well, not certain about that.
Anyway, a family found an unexpected item in a glass of iced tea during a 2006 Mother's Day dinner at an area Shoney's restaurant.
They found a condom in there.
Did we call this?
You remember we've got a bit.
We have a parody bit on this.
Safety brew.
The only beer with a condom in the bottle.
Where do you think they got the idea to do this?
From us.
We run the creative aspects of this country, folks, right from here from the EIB building.
Here's Brock and King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.
Glad you waited.
Welcome to the EIB network, sir.
Thank you, Professor.
I'm a pupil since 1988.
Um you know, Senator McCain was was at a forum uh kind of a town hall meeting, and uh he he he expressed the complete uh futility in arresting and uh deporting twelve million uh illegal aliens.
Uh in other words, by his logic, we should not even try to uh arrest and deport a few.
So I would ask him to introduce some legislation to stop uh IRS audits.
After all, we can't we can't uh find all tax cheats.
The whole point, Rush, is when you when you um with the IRS by their own admission, when they audit a few people, it creates deterrence.
You hear about a neighbor getting audited.
Uh sh should we stop uh uh arresting people for running a stop sign because we can't uh arrest everybody that runs stop signs.
Exactly right.
You've you've hit on something.
They don't want to deport them.
I mean, the IRS or ICE, whatever they're called now, the uh not the uh IRS, the uh INS, the ICE now.
They proudly announced that they deported what is it, 200 or 300,000 in the last 12 months.
Well, okay, you can do that.
Nobody's saying do 12 million tomorrow.
But if you can deport them, if you can if you can round up that many in a year, at least it's a start.
It can be done.
It just may not be able to be done overnight, but they don't want to do it.
Don't you under this that that's what this is all about.
They don't want to deport them.
They don't want to create a deterrent.
No, neither.
You're exactly right.
The exact opposite.
And they're not they're not the all the all the talk about secure borders is just talk, and that that's designed to placate as many opponents of this as uh as they can.
Thanks.
That's a good call.
Susan can I have an A?
What was it?
Say it again.
Can I have an A?
Can you have an A?
Honest exam.
Can I have an A?
Oh, absolutely.
Thank you.
We allow self-grading uh here at the EIB net.
Well, this is about personal responsibility.
You know, this is about this is uh this is about self-reliance.
You think you got an A?
Give yourself an A. If you think it was a B, give yourself a B. If you think you got an A, feel free.
There are no There are no graduates here.
There are no degrees.
I mean the learning never stops.
Susan in Fort Smith, Arkansas, you're next on the EIB network.
Hello.
Hi.
I just wanted to call and tell you I called my senator like a good citizen does to tell how I felt about the immigration bill.
The man who answered the phone argued with me.
For thirty minutes, he argued.
Well, that's okay.
I mean, you don't expect him to bend over and grab the ankles just because the constituent calls, do you?
Yeah.
You do?
Yeah.
Yeah.
I'm a woman.
I expect people I expect men to listen.
Okay, no, I don't.
But uh Well, y you mean he wasn't even listening.
He was just was he just arguing with you and not letting you get a word in.
No, he he he did let me get a word in.
And but ever you know, and whenever I talked about how the you know, illegals need to obey our laws.
Um That's not the way to approach this.
That I I uh I should have mentioned this earlier in the hour.
There are a couple things that are not going to go anywhere at this stage of the argument.
If you if you start talking about uh they're breaking our laws, that's that's gonna be met with indifference.
Uh you need to call these people and tell them you don't appreciate what Republicans are doing if you if your senator is a Republican, or you don't appreciate what this legislation is going to do to the Republican Party, and you don't like the way that this legislation, if passed, will tear down institutions that have defined this country's greatness.
Don't if th the the law breaking thing, that's that's uh we've been there, done that, and uh that's not gonna persuade anybody.
They they've already admitted that that that that they're gonna make them legal as soon as they can.
They're not they that's how they're gonna get rid of that.
They're not going to enforce the law with legislation.
That's that's abundantly clear.
So you have to when you call them, you you have to attack the legislation on uh different levels.
Uh as I have offered guidance today, uh in uh in this on this program of the things that this is about destroying the Republican Party.
This is about remaking this destroying institutions in this country and remaking it in the liberal vision.
Uh it's uh there's nothing conservative about it.
It's uh I don't want to repeat myself in the first hour, uh, but uh if you're gonna if you're gonna just call and talk to these people, make sure that that you get beyond the cliches, and I hate to say it's become a cliche, but the fact that they're violating the law is a cliche now.
Um Matt in uh Iowa.
Welcome to the EIB network.
Great to have you with us.
Oh, Rush.
You gotta say the city, you know.
Come on, look at it.
Okaboji.
Hey, that was great.
I thought you were calling from Japan until I saw Iowa.
No, it's Indian name.
It's uh Omegadidos uh from uh the Iowa Great Lakes.
Um Rush, I just want to tell you first time caller, I've been listening for about 15 years or more.
Thank you, sir.
Um I feel like you're my brother.
Um just uh your parody, your sense of humor, uh the way you think, and I f uh and it's just you know, I felt that way long before I even started listening to you.
So anyway, I uh biggest thing I get from you is you educate me every day, but uh probably beyond that you make me laugh.
So I appreciate it.
Anyway, I'll get right to my my question.
I want to pick your brain and then I have a quick other question after that, real quickly.
That's on the lighter side.
Um you know, I don't hear anything from you or the media or anything about Tariq Aziz.
He wasn't in the trial with Saddam.
He was I mean, he'd be equivalent to uh our Secretary of State.
I know he's gonna know about the weapons and whatnot.
I don't hear about where he's at.
He's is he spilling the beans?
Is he is he talking?
Um, it's a good question.
We'll hold it through the break and we'll continue the uh conversation.
Quick, somebody find out what Tariq Aziz is doing so I look informed here.
Back we are to the fastest three hours in uh in media back now to Matt in Okoboji, Iowa.
All right, we uh we did some fast work here to try to find out about Tariq is the last anybody's heard of Tariq Aziz was a year ago, sometime last year.
He testified in the Saddam trial in his pajamas, sort of like Michael Jackson and a chimp.
And uh uh he testified he was a character witness for Saddam.
He is a great guy, he's misunderstood.
I I don't know if uh Tariq Aziz is has been singing any tunes on weapons of mass destruction uh or any of that.
Well, I just uh it just amazes me how he's just not I mean after Uday and Kuse, I mean, he's probably the number three guy in that regime, but um you know, I I'm just he's just off the radar at all.
The State Department doesn't talk about him, the CIA and the press doesn't, and I'm really kind of surprised.
I'm sure he's a prisoner of war, we're worried about whether he's got his rights.
And uh and and I'm whether he's comfortable or not, I th I think also that uh they wouldn't talk about it, depending on what he's saying.
It'd be it'd be classified.
Well, and then the only way that that that uh Tarikazi uh would be reported on is it came out Rip Bush uh uh supported the Democrats' uh surrender plan and so forth.
So he must not be doing that either.
Well, you know, Rush, I uh something that doesn't get ti I always ask my liberal friends this.
I mean, when we had UN inspectors there and they were at the time dismantling, you know, but they were in that uh playing that mouse and uh cat and mouse game with Saddam moving stuff around uh for nine months while the UN debated he had nine months to get rid of this stuff.
Now, don't we have SR 71s or actually satellites have replaced them that we could see like uh convoys of trucks taking those weapons into Syria?
Because I'll bet you a hundred dollars that's where those weapons are.
Well, there's a there's a Saddam ex general who says that's where they are, that the that Russian trucks move them in there, and um one of the one one of th there are two theories being bandied about to explain this.
And one of the theories is that, yeah, we know that the Russians helped Saddam get the WMDs out of there and into Syria, but we so value our relationship down the road with Russia that we're not going to publicly accuse them of doing that and to do that, we would have to say we know where the weapons of mass destruction are.
We know that the Russians did it, we don't want to provoke confrontation.
The second thing that I've heard, and I and this is just I mean it it's a little bit more than rumor, but but not much, is that the administration doesn't want to admit that the weapons of mass destruction still what is this?
They don't want to admit it that they still exist because I forget what it I'm gonna have to search the deep dark crevices in my brain to remember this.
It's because it it it's about their credibility.
Um they they they don't want to admit that they exist because they that would admit they missed them uh and didn't get in there in time to get them out, uh bad intelligence again.
Uh uh uh the more problems admitting that they are someplace than then than then we didn't find any in a in a diplomatic, worldwide political sense, who knows.
I I I look at I just tell you what I've heard.
I have no clue about any of this.
Sure.
Say, Rush, before I let you go, uh can you uh I this cracks me up when you do this, but when you talk in that uh effeminate liberal voice where you say things like uh Mr. Limbaugh always support the troops, can you uh talk that cracks me up if you would talk that way, that'd be great.
That's the voice of the new castrati.
Um the uh well, everybody thinks that I'm I'm imitating gay people, and I'm not when I do that.
I'm imitated the new castrati, the people who have had their spines taken out, or other really important body parts removed.
Uh and they they just wimps.
And the voice goes like, Well, Mr. Limbaugh, you do not understand the theory of the circumstances that we are facing if we don't get out of the rock, Mr. Limbaugh, you just don't get it.
It's sort of like that.
And then sometimes I change the pitch, sometimes I lower the intensity.
Uh it's never the same two times in a row because there's not just one uh new Castrovi voice.
I mean, there are millions of new Castrati out there.
Anyway, uh uh Ron in Parkland, Florida, you're next on the EIB network, sir.
Hello.
Hello, it's a pleasure and an honor to speak to you.
How are you doing, Mr. Very well, sir?
Thank you for interviewing.
Thank God for you and Fox Network.
Where would we go without you?
And if it weren't for me, there wouldn't be a Fox Network.
So put me first as you did.
Yes, thank you.
Oh, I do.
I always do.
Listen, um, you call me crazy, but I'm thinking about an unintended long-term positive consequence of this uh immigration with the uh the Mexicans in the southern border.
These Islamo fascists, they have billions of people.
These people, nobody argues that the Southern Border people are hard working, good people.
If they're here and we get attacked again, these people would love to defend this country.
I mean, I think we would have an army that would be we we we would have to turn away volunteers because this is a generational war, as we know, and the Democrats continue to wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
I want to make sure I understand.
Are you suggesting that one of the reasons behind amnesty is to get more people to volunteer to go to the Army?
Um not saying it's a reason, but it is an unintended positive consequence that maybe or maybe not anyone is thinking about, but I believe these people would be honored and proud to fight for this country were we were attacked, say a twenty-four scenario.
Oh man.
Do you not think they would really make it tough to be host today?
I d I I uh how do I answer this?
Today's show will change topics from Barack the Magic Negro to what Limbaugh says about the trustworthiness and uh backbone of uh illegal immigrants.
I can't win with this question.
All I can tell you is I haven't seen any evidence of what you say.
I know.
Just between us, just between us.
I know.
I got you, I got you.
But if we have to open another front in Iran, they say we're stretched thin already in Iraq.
If we have to go into Iran, and God knows where else we have to go with these.
Yeah, but we're not gonna go in there with personnel so much.
If we do Iran, it's gonna be uh weapons.
I'm looking down the road, things that neither you nor I or anyone can foresee what is gonna these people will not stop these billions of Islamos and what there's only two percent of them that are fringe still.
You know.
Uh one of the things I love about Open Line Friday of all the things possible uh in thinking of illegal immigration.
This is one went right over my head.
And so I would have never thought of this.
Uh this would have never occurred to me that uh uh uh uh a positive unintended consequence is that the twelve million uh the twelve million would uh readily go out and join the army to um protect us against the invaders, yeah.
Uh oh.
Okay.
We have on the phone, ladies and gentlemen, Brooke Pernice.
Uh Brooke Bernice is the uh is the daughter of uh a golf buddy and partner at the AT National Pro Am every February out at Pebble Beach.
Uh Tom Pernice Jr.
There from on the phone from Mariana, California.
Brett uh Brook isn't off because she's had some surgery here, and she's whiling the way they have being homeschooled and and a mandatory three hours of her home schooling is this program.
How are you, Brooke?
I'm actually doing pretty well in the Tell everybody, tell everybody how old you are.
I'm uh twelve years old now.
Twelve years old.
Now, for the next five minutes, folks, I can shut up.
I've been to dinner with this young woman, and she remembers more of what I've said the last ten years than I do.
Uh it's it's amazing.
She's a treat to talk to.
What did you call to talk about today?
Well, I actually had a few things.
First, I wanted to say I've been watching the debates, and I really like Governor Mike Huckleby of I think it's Arkansas Arkansas, I'm not sure exactly where he's from.
But because he's very conservative, he wants a fair tax, he doesn't think we should spend.
He wants I mean, he just wants a bunch of conservative things.
And secondly, I want to say, I don't know which theory these lib lives are going to use, because I had to read a science chapter when I was being homeschooled.
And obviously I wasn't at school and they had to read it there, and it was about, oh, how the sun's gonna give out in this million years, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, and trying to scare you.
And I said, you know, what theory are they gonna use?
Are they gonna say that the sun's gonna give out or that they're gonna die from global warming?
And everyone was I called my best friend, and she's like, I asked her, is was everyone freaked out when they read that?
And she's like, she's like, yes, they were.
You re how long ago was it that you read in in a science class that the sun was gonna burn out?
Few weeks ago, I believe, my mom was reading it to me because we had to do my homework.
All right.
So this now it normally in your science class are you are you uh are you treated to the usual drivel about global warming and how man is destroying his environment and the planet?
We had to watch a movie not too long ago.
I wasn't paying attention during the movie.
I was actually playing a game, but it was about how global warming is affecting coral reefs.
And I was like Well, global warming is affecting everything.
Now the sun is burning out, but it's going to be billions of years before it happens.
Exactly.
And I said, you know, I'm gonna be dead up in heaven before that happens.
But I want to know what theory are they going to use to scare these children.
Well, I don't know, but whatever theory they're using to try to scare you isn't working because you are a skeptic.
You uh you don't you're not buying into any of this.
You ought to I wish we had time for you to talk about how you've taught your teachers things uh about current events and all that, but uh I'm interested you like Mike Huckabee.
Uh who did you like after Huckabee in the debate?
Uh Governor Gilmore of Virginia and uh Brownbach of I'm not sure where he was from.
What about the front what about the what about the top tier guys like Giuliani and uh and McCain?
Uh well I just think that Giuliani's not as conservative as Huckleby to me.
He doesn't sound as conservative to me.
And uh what about Fred Thompson?
What about what about Fred Thompson?
I know he's not announced yet, but he's out there working.
I mean, he's got some conservative points, but I don't like him as much as I like Huckleby.
I would vote for Huckleby if I was old enough and if he was the candidate.
You've had you think he has a legitimate chance of winning.
Well, if he was up against Al Gore like one of your callers said earlier, I think he'd probably have a pretty good chance.
Yeah, but he's got to get the nomination first.
Well, it's fascinating.
You um uh how long are you gonna be recuperating at home before you're up back and running around?
You were recuperating for uh at least a couple more weeks.
Um, you know, I've been down in two casts, obviously.
I've been crawling around though, and you know, crawling around everywhere that I can.
Um, and it's been going pretty well.
I got uh two of the pins taken out uh this week.
I'm gonna get the other ones taken out next week.
And uh but congratulations on uh the Nobel Peace Prize nominee.
That is uh that is that I I'm glad you noticed that.
Uh that is a a very high honor.
Uh not of a snowball's chance of winning this thing, as you know, but just to be nominated is what they say.
And I agree.
I heard that they are liberal, a bunch of liberals, European liberals that are in the committee.
Somebody told I think my dad told me.
That's right.
Well liberals is being kind to them.
Uh the they're a bunch of anti-American bush haters.
Uh well, good luck.
And uh I I congratulations.
I heard you uh I heard you just withering away to nothing.
I heard from my father.
Well, not quite withering away to nothing, but I am I am withering away.
Uh look, the next time I'll have to I see you, I'll have to tell you I don't know if you heard about this.
I had an encounter with Bill Clinton a couple nights ago.
Did you hear about that?
I heard some of that about that on Hannity and Combs.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Well, I'll I'll have to tell you about this.
Um it's just a good thing you weren't with me.
Uh it it it it it could have gotten problem.
Brooke, I have to run, but it's great.
It's great, it's great to talk to you.
I hope you're around.
All right, and thank you again.
I really enjoyed the dinner this year, and I I I again appreciate your hospitality last year for our family.
So you are more than welcome.
They're more than well.
Looking forward to next time we see each other.
That's Brooke Pernice.
You bet.
Brooke Pernice is the daughter of uh my golf partner at the ATT, Tom Pernice Jr. at California.
We'll be right back after this and keep rolling.
Well, the time is zipping by here, folks.
Uh got a email sent to me by uh Roy Spencer last night, or it might have been this morning.
Our friend at the University of Alabama Birmingham Global uh uh climatologist specialist.
Uh and this is about alternative fuels.
And it is from the uh uh EE Times.com, which is uh it's a high tech bunch of people at the uh their website.
Uh an EE professor At Purdue University has found a way to produce hydrogen that replaces the need for gasoline.
By mixing water with beads of an aluminum gallium alloy, the discovery could lead to engines that essentially burn water instead of gasoline.
Since the gallium is not consumed in the reaction and the aluminum can be recycled.
I have always thought.
I once when he sent me this story, I remember debating with a kid back in junior high school.
First name was Kerry.
Someday our cars are going to run on water.
And he was trying to tell me how that's impossible.
You need internal combustion.
You cannot get water to explode.
You can't get water to I said, you wait.
At some point, we're going to have vehicles that actually run on water.
Now I don't know how close we are here.
Uh but Roy Spencer sent me this, and they're working on it at Purdue University.
Now that's something we have all we got a gobs of that.
And in fact, you wouldn't even need a gas station if you run out of water in your car and you can't find a water station.
Just just relieve yourself.
Well, uh that's gonna be a problem.
Because when you water, here's the thing.
If we go to water, we'll have an unlimited supply.
But you want to look at the cost of gasoline versus water.
The cost a gallon of water, if you start, but you know where do you realize how much more expensive bottled water is than gasoline today?
So I'm telling you, folks, this that where this is all heading, big water is gonna end up developing engines that run on water, and the price isn't going to come down.
You know, you'll still be able to get water from the kitchen sink.
That's cheaper than the bottled water.
Pat in Manchester, New Jersey.
Welcome to the EIB network.
I have about a minute and a half here, but I wanted to get to you.
Yeah, okay, Brush.
Uh Mega Mega Ditto's many years listening to you.
Uh uh I'm that gentleman before me about the uh um getting volunteers for the army.
Uh that's not the way it's gonna work.
Here's the four reasons why this is happening with the immigration.
One, business wants it, cheap labor.
Two, the unions are gonna get them secondhand, then the politicians, that'll be three, and four, it's for the common good of the country, because we're going to need warm bodies in years to come, and these are not gonna be people voluntary, they're gonna be drafted, and you have to be a citizen to be drafted.
And this is what's happening.
This is and this is all a part of the result of our low birth rate and abortion.
The vacuum is only if we don't have the American.
All right, so we don't have enough liberals because liberals have been doing most of these things.
No, no, no, not liberals.
We we I'm talking about human beings in the air.
Well, whatever, but most of the abortions are are are lip people that would have been liberals, because that's the same.
No, no, yes, they thought off it was, but the good people got taken into it.
I let's I all I I hear what you're saying.
You're saying that we're running out of warm bodies.
Exactly.
Well, one of the reasons is we're aborting them.
And we're gonna need them for a whole host of things.
Over 40 million, Rush.
And not just them, but their children they would have had.
Yeah, but that's what the S don't exist anymore.
But the problem with this is listen to me very carefully.
The problem is if the Democrats get their way on this, they're not gonna become productive in the sense that uh they're they're not they're they're they're gonna be war to the state.
They are gonna be receiving transfer payments.
Redistribution of wealth is why the Democrats want those people here.
Yet this NBC Today show just called, they want us to give them the Barack the Magic Negro song.
Hey, they just heard it.
Oh, this is gonna be fun.
Have a great weekend, folks.
It's been cool here.
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