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July 17, 2007 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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July 17, 2007, Tuesday, Hour #3
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Hi, welcome back, folks.
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You see where the Scripps Howard News Service closed the Cincinnati Post and another newspaper someplace.
Let's see.
When a newspaper fails, does the forest sigh with relief?
Staffers are all expecting it, but it's still a tough blow when the paper closes.
Drive-bys continue to have all kinds of problems out there.
And by the way, this Hillary Clinton, I'm really having trouble understanding Elizabeth Edwards attacking him.
She's out there saying that she's too, what is it, too much like a man?
And does it really represent women's issues?
Well, this is an attack on Hillary Clinton's femininity.
And I thought everybody knew Hillary Clinton's a trophy wife.
How could anybody possibly say that she's not feminine?
How could anybody say this?
Quick, well, you doubt that she's a trophy wife?
You just think about it.
A question.
Mr. Snerdley made a good point to me during the top of the hour break.
Dingy Harry and the Democrats are always measuring our success in the war on terror by one standard, and that is, have we captured bin Laden and Zawahiri yet?
And we haven't captured bin Laden and Zawahiri.
And by their standards, we have failed to capture the people responsible.
So we failed in the war on terror.
There's no success whatever to reporter.
We haven't captured the guys that did it.
So we got to wondering, did we capture the emperor of Japan in World War II?
Did we capture Hitler?
No, he committed suicide.
We captured some of the ringleaders who were, you know, high-tailed it down to South America.
After the war, how many leaders of countries with whom we've been at war have we ever captured in the middle of the war?
We didn't capture King George during the Revolution, and we didn't have to capture him because he went crazy on his own.
We had to deal with him.
Spanish-American War, did we capture the bad guy?
Civil War?
Yeah, we got Jefferson Davis, but that's the lone exception here.
In different circumstances there.
After the war, all of these things after the war.
We had, did we ever capture a Soviet leader during the Cold War?
No, they kept dying on us.
But when we won the Cold War, did we go capture Gorbachev?
Hell no, we made him a world-renowned figure in the environmental movement.
But the point is, who do we capture?
We captured Saddam.
We captured after the invasion.
Dan Rather had Saddam in his clutches and let him get away during that interview.
That's why you can't trust the drive-by medias when you're fighting a war.
I mean, Saddam, nobody knew where he was.
Dan Rather found him, did his great interview.
Did we capture the Ayatollah Homeani?
No, Mike Wallace had him in his hands right over there in Kum, where the interview was.
It might have been Tehran, I'm not sure.
Right there, got away.
I mean, name it.
In North Korea, we captured Kim Jong-il.
Have we captured the North Korean leader during the Korean War?
Oh.
It's a standard that's never, ever been met, ladies and gentlemen.
It's time for an update.
The Brett Girl all over the news today with his wife.
Here's our theme song from Paul Shanklin.
I'll tell you what, folks, we wanted to go back and play this update because Mrs. Edwards, Elizabeth Edwards, has confirmed all of this.
You remember, back in March, the New York Sun, Josh Gerstein, did a story in the New York Sun in which he had talked to what was her name?
Oh, Kate Michaelman.
Kate Michaelman, former abortion leader babe, said of all the candidates that John Edwards was the most sensitive to women.
Not Hillary Clinton, not Barack Obama, John Edwards was the guy, first female president, just like Clinton was the first black president, John Edwards is going to be the first female president.
And so we put together this update, having seen that, and then, of course, Media Matters for America got all upset that I would dare stoop this low.
Well, now Mrs. Edwards has confirmed it today.
Elizabeth Edwards has said Hillary is just, she's, let me get it up here.
I want to paraphrase this because it's too important.
Hillary is behaving like a man, unlike her husband.
So, vindication, ladies and gentlemen.
Now, as you know, well, you may not know, the Politico, a fast-rising website out there comprised of former Washington Post reporters, posted a story yesterday.
Edwards has planned to diversify scruples.
Senator John Edwards plans to warn later this week that the nation's scruples have become segregated by race and income, and he will propose measures to diversify both inner city and middle-class schools.
The Edwards plan calls for beefing up inner-city magnet schools to attract suburban kids, right?
And providing like that's going to happen.
Well, hang in with me on this.
Providing extra money for scruels in middle-class areas as a reward for enrolling more low-income students.
We've been there and done that, and it doesn't work.
He's proposing something that we've been trying for years that's been proven not to work.
Edwards lingered in the Big Easy this morning, admiring a five-year-old Head Start pupil's sneakers and hobnob.
What?
Five-year-old head sneakers?
I thought he was on a poverty tour.
He was hobnobbing in a wood-floored cafe before racing on to Mississippi, Arkansas, Tennessee, blah, blah, blah.
We still have two public school systems in this country.
We got two Americans.
We got two school systems.
I'll tell you what two school systems are.
Mediocre and real bad.
And Edwards said they're not segregated just based on race.
They're segregated to a large extent based on economics, which has racial implications.
As explained by people who've been consulted about the program, Edwards wants to set aside $100 million to help scruple districts implement economic integration programs.
The money will help finance buses and other resources for scruels that enroll additional low-income children.
That's right.
His busing, busing was just like his revolutionary, blindingly brilliant idea to make work pay.
He has come up with the concept of a paycheck.
Now he's come up with the concept of busing.
Absolutely.
Nobody, nobody thought of this.
And of course, where did he come up with this in New Orleans, where they don't use the buses for anything meaningful?
The buses get flooded with everything else with a hurricane.
He's proposing busing.
Yeah, in fact, that's right.
Snurdley wants to help Edwards here.
Called them school buses.
School buses.
And we will bus people's kids to areas way far away from their homes and put them with people that they're never going to otherwise see or meet.
And it's going to cause real great diversity, but nobody's going to learn anything.
And everybody's going to lose a lot of sleep and think of all the gas and we were going to be Weston with all these long bus trips that have no meaning.
We've done this, folks.
This is just about to end because it's a failure.
Edwards also envisions magnet screws dedicated to economic integration.
The idea is that these screws would attract middle-class and suburban students to low-income areas.
He must be hanging around the other America because we've been doing this for 50 years.
Just like people have work is paid.
It pays to work.
It's always paid to work ever since there was work.
Anyway, the political story, which was posted yesterday, very favorable.
Oh, what a brilliant plan.
There's no criticism in it.
But, but between that posting and what I have in my formerly nicotine-stained fingers here, Elizabeth Edwards went out there and said that Hillary Clinton behaves like a man.
Clinton Inc. is not sitting idly by.
Dutifully coming to the rescue is ABC.
ABC's website.
ABC News Rick Klein reports former Senator John Edwards on Tuesday plans to unveil a proposal to alleviate economic inequality in the nation's public schools.
I think there are two public schools here.
However, the Edwards moved to put their kids in a better school so they would not have to have their kids go to a school they didn't want them to go to.
And that's what this story said.
That's the primary point of this story.
When the Edwards family purchased a 102-acre plot of land to build a home on in 2004, they appear to have had those odds in mind.
Elizabeth Edwards said at the time that they chose their location in large part based on the education the couple's two young children would receive there.
According to a local newspaper report shortly after the purchase, Elizabeth Edwards said the family plans to move there because she and her husband are interested in the school district there.
More than a year after the purchase, when local bloggers began buzzing about the fact that the new home would be in an unincorporated part of the county that's part of Chapel Hill Carrow School District or Carborough School District, Mrs. Edwards wrote into the blog and cited the great public schools among the reasons for their decision to relocate to a new piece of land.
So they fled a bad school district, bought some place to go to a good school district.
I think I'm not sure, but wouldn't surprise me if Clinton Inc. is shopping this little tidbit around because Edwards is going to announce its big diversity in schools plan this week.
And now it's out there on ABC and it'll spread throughout the drive-bys and the other candidates that he's a hypocrite.
Because the plan he's going to devise for everybody else, he had a way to avoid himself and did.
Everybody puzzling over my meaning of Mrs. Clinton being a trophy wife.
I think bowling trophy wife.
Welcome back, Rush Limbaugh, the EIB network, the cutting edge of societal evolution.
Also, an emailer suggests Rush, it's a great idea to make sure that the hookers are going to charge a fair rate tonight for the all-nighter in the Senate and to make sure that there are porter potties in there.
But the age of these people, they got cots.
You forgot to suggest bedpans.
That's good.
Very helpful.
We simply want to do all we can to help.
Also, there's a town meeting tonight in Davenport, Iowa.
Elizabeth Edwards and Kate Michelman, who essentially dubbed John Edwards the first female president.
The gender wars are just beginning here because this Kate Michelman is the one who got it all started that John Edwards is a guy that is the most up to speed, the most sensitive, the most aware of women's issues.
And then, you know, said in Salon in an interview that Hillary behaves like a man.
Gender war is just beginning.
Las Vegas, this is Dale.
You're next on the EIB network, sir.
Hello.
Okay, Rush, I got to tell you, I've listened to you for 15 years.
When America needs a $10 cigar, we're in deep trouble.
And I'll tell you where it's coming from.
Tell me.
The trial lawyers, okay?
This week they've destroyed the Catholic Church.
It'll never come back again.
It's lost all credibility.
They shook down the biggest drugstore chain in America for incredible money.
They want to fight the war on terrorism by trying each Muslim extremist terrorist as an American with civil rights.
If we fought the Nazis that way, how long would it have taken to prosecute all the Nazi soldiers in World War II?
I mean, with all the appeals and, you know, all the legal procedure.
Well, that's if we had been permitted to catch him.
Well, another thing, too, catching Osama doesn't mean a thing.
He's a mortal.
The most common name in the Muslim world is Osama.
The most common name in Britain is Mohammed.
Okay?
So even if you caught him and hung him, it doesn't matter.
He's replicated 100 million times.
And we got a nuke from Iran headed our way.
I don't have time for you to call him play-by-play for Democrat and Republican football game or whatever.
They're the same party.
They're in the same club.
There's no difference between them.
Neither one of them are going to secure the border.
Okay?
And you're in charge of this country, not the Congress.
We need you to take some action on this because we're going to go down in flames in the election.
I used to work for Reagan in the Republican Party.
After Bush took over, I don't even know what that party is.
I don't know what they stand for.
Yeah, I have great empathy for you and those feelings about what happened to Reaganism.
It's been one of the most puzzling things.
Here was a party that was shown how to be a majority party for who knows how long and they rejected it.
They are gone.
And listen, you've got to quit taking so many golf breaks.
You're starting to worry us.
We need you at the helm.
I mean, I don't mind you, you know, every other weekend or whatever, but really, you're in control here.
They sent you that.
That's no accident.
It's a $10 cigar.
They're letting you know that they have your number and they're coming after you.
And if they can't get you on the fairness doctrine, they're going to pry the cigar out of your fingers.
And you know it, and I know it.
I've waited 15 years to talk to you, and I wanted to make sure that you heard what I said.
I've supported you so many times, shot down in rush rooms and vilified.
I was working in a university surrounded by liberals.
Yep.
And I thought, if I ever get a chance to talk to you, I sat next to Edward Teller.
I thought, I'm going to ask him a question.
Okay, you've got nuclear power in your hands, but you've got to use it and get off this Democrat.
You're trying to breathe life into a sock puppet.
No, I'm not.
That's what I'm doing.
That's not what I'm doing at all.
Bush is gone.
He's not even up for elections.
I'm not trying to do anything here but educate the American people on the dangers they face being governed by a Democrat Party.
There is a difference in these two parties.
It may be minute on some things, but there is clearly a difference.
The Republican Party is a low-tax for the most part.
You got renegades in there, but it's a low-tax, pro-capitalist party.
The Democrats are anything but that.
The Democrats are out to control as many people's lives with as much control as they can muster.
They are after us, but I'm saying the Republican Party is dead.
They'll never elect a dog catcher again.
You've got to let him go.
And Bush, he's done his thing, and you supported him.
You carried the water for him.
He's gone.
You've got to let me know.
You are, for somebody as smart as you are.
I am in Menson.
I got a 144 IQ rush.
And believe me, I've been following word for word everything you said for a long time.
You know that what I'm doing.
Yeah, I know exactly what you're doing.
Well, then you tell me.
Okay, what you got to do is quit making it sound like we have a system that works.
Both parties are doing the same thing.
They just make you think that you have A or B, it's a good cop bad cop routine.
Hang on.
Dale, I got to take a commercial break.
Hang on.
Don't go away.
You've waited all these years.
You've got a 144 IQ.
I'll give you another segment.
I know.
And thank you very much, ladies.
No, no, no.
Thanks.
Thanks so much.
Here we're back at the EIB network, and we go back to the phones.
Dale in Las Vegas.
Yes.
All right, now we have more time.
I asked your question, and you didn't answer it.
You started telling me what I should do.
I want you to tell me what you think I do here.
When I sit down at this, you've got a 144 IQ.
That's one thing.
Okay, you are the doctor of democracy.
You're the only person in America that anybody trusts.
Nobody trusts the government anymore.
The government is not serving the people, whatever.
I don't know.
Except for Kay Bailey Hutchison and a few others, there's really nobody I can believe in the government.
They're building homeland defense thing.
I think they're going to be used to control the Americans when we rebel and exercise our Second Amendment rights.
It's coming.
That's why they tried to get rid of the ammunition.
Guns don't kill people.
It's the bullets.
All right.
I appreciate knowing your attitude on these things, but I want what I very much appreciate your.
Go after the trial lawyers.
That's a conflict of interest to have an executive, a legislative and judicial, and they're all lawyers.
I understand.
And look at, I think what we ought to, you know, the best way to fund health care in this business is to take 80% of the awards trial lawyers get for themselves in these cases where they sue doctors and where they sue hospitals and so forth.
They've been doing that, yeah.
And then take that money instead of the money that they're, you know, instead of raising taxes on cigars, go out and get these people who are out shopping for money like this, creating all these claims.
I couldn't agree with you more.
My family's lawyers.
They're not trial lawyers.
Yeah, I know they're lawyers.
That's what I mean.
I was thinking, my God, he's a lawyer, too.
Listen, they killed off the Catholic Church.
I'm a Jew.
The Muslims are going to be coming for me shortly.
I was planning on having the Catholics as allies.
They're not going to have any money left.
The Pope's going to not have any influence.
It's just going to be me eyeball to eyeball, and there's not enough of us left to put up a good fight.
Well, so what are you going to do?
I'm going to call you and tell you to, you know, we've got to work out a strategery, okay?
To go after the trial lawyers.
Yes, get them out of government, or at least put a moratorium.
Let me tell you something.
Wait a second.
You know, he's got a point here.
The judiciary and the lawyers have gotten themselves insulated from election results.
On everything.
And I know.
That's what OSHA was all about.
They're shaking down corporations for huge money now.
I know.
Jesse Jackson's a piker compared to the trial lawyers.
Huh?
Jesse Jackson's a piker compared to the trial lawyers.
That's what I was going to put.
I wrote that down.
See, I told you, I know you word for word.
I wrote that down on my sheet of notes so I wouldn't forget to say that Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson are pikers compared to the trial lawyers.
Let me tell you how they're doing it.
Oh, this is the 144 IQ part, okay?
Ready?
Yeah, I'm ready.
Okay, this is how they're doing it.
They're using computers.
See, I was working in physics, I told you.
And we have to do massive amounts of data.
So if you take all the data that they say they're only taking for security purposes or this or that, every time you fill out a little form, they hack into everything.
The Department of Defense, Homeland Security, there's no safe data.
If you put it in a computer, it is public knowledge.
Okay, next, they run these massive data programs until they find out, oh, it looks like a certain drugstore chain hasn't promoted enough blacks.
We're going to sue them for racial discrimination, although they settle out of court, so we never know who was convicted of what or how.
And they get away with a massive payoff, and it's all hushed up.
That's not democracy.
That's a prescription for disaster.
Yes.
And when you say you're trusting Homeland Security to stop, they were talking about a car bomb in Vegas.
I said it's not going to be a car bomb.
They're training people in Guatemala to impersonate Mexicans to come over the open border.
And the smuggler family Kennedys are in charge of writing the border control bill with La Raza, which means the race.
I mean, this looks very bad, Rush.
And I don't want any more play-by-play, Democrat-Republican.
It's all skull and bones people.
Now we're closing a loop here.
I want to go back.
I still haven't gotten an answer from you.
Okay, what do you?
I told you.
No, you're not.
What am I going to do?
No, no.
Would you want to?
Well, okay, what's your question?
My question is for the third time.
You listened to me for 15 years.
What do you, and this is based on the fact that you're complaining and I'm just doing play-by-play of a football game.
Yeah, you wanted to be a football analyst.
No, no, You said something.
No, you said something that got you in a lot of trouble.
I know you were drug addicted.
You know what the court system can do to you there.
I felt so bad for you.
I was hoping you'd make it, but survived.
And we've got to come up with something.
Okay, ask your question.
We're doing it.
That's the thing.
You've got to have some confidence in Mexican with this recipe of doom and gloom that you've come to.
No, no, no.
I'm not into doom and gloom.
I want the other guy to have the doom and gloom.
You are into doom and gloom.
You're in such doom and gloom, you think the only hope and salvation is for me from behind this microphone to go after the trial lawyer.
I wasn't really serious.
Really, we've got to organize.
If you weren't really serious, how can we determine how much you were serious about other things you said?
I have.
Okay, really, you do have the power.
You influence a tremendous power.
That's the answer to the question.
Would you just let me ask this?
I'm going to ask and answer my own question.
Go ahead.
The question was, what do you think I do here?
The answer to the question is, I attempt to inform and educate and get as many Americans who are ambivalent about the political process to get involved in it because elections do matter.
And it's going to take time to get rid of all the infestation that we have discussed today, the people that are in government agencies and all over the judiciary, insulated from election results.
But this immigration thing that just happened, and the OSHA restrictions that were just stopped.
I mean, those are two great examples of exactly how it can work and how the people of this country can stand up and be counted and get legislators, senators and whoever, to listen and bow down.
So those are things to feel positive about.
Rush, Rush.
It's not about feelings, okay?
It's about results.
We've asked men to die.
All right.
Thoughts.
Then I've got feelings.
The American people can realize here that what frustrates me is when I hear people say, ah, it's not going to matter.
I'm just one person.
No, well, I mean, doesn't we just disprove that?
Now, as to your complaint about the two parties, I'm sorry, but there's a difference.
The Democratic Party is run by people who may as well be Marxists.
They are certainly being influenced by people who may as well be Marxist socialists.
I'm talking about the kook fringe bloggers and so forth that they, for some strange reason, listen to.
The Republican Party is nothing like them.
They're not the same.
And when Republicans do get too close in appearance, look what happens.
Their voters throw them out to hell with the consequences.
As happened last November.
So the effort here is to inform people how to view things in the drive-by media, what they don't report on, what they do, all these things.
And that's what I do.
And that's the purpose.
I don't get up every day looking for something a Democrat did to attack him or her.
I don't look for Ted Kennedy's name in the news and start salivating.
I look at what is in the news.
And generally, when I see things that I believe in, people who I believe in being attacked, that's when I get in gear.
When I see traditions and institutions that I love and cherish and adore under assault, that's when I get in gear.
I'm primarily a defender of the greatness of this country and the people who made it great and continue to make it great.
Yet the image is I'm out there attacking and got my sword and I'm just going through the villages here.
And it's totally incorrect.
You're smart enough to get it.
You understand that.
And I do it because I believe it matters.
If I had your attitude about all this, you know, I'd take what I've earned.
I'd close up shop here and I'd go down to Guatemala so that the people infiltrating here are no longer going to be where I am.
Training al-Qaeda to impersonate Mexicans.
Well, that's another thing.
I know he wanted the cigar tax.
Stop the cigar tax.
Because that, see, the cigar tax, in his line of thinking, that's a derivative of the power of the trial lawyers.
I'm just going to tell you this.
I know that cigar tax is aimed at me.
I'm the most high-profile public figure who smokes cigars.
Hell, I smoke cigar here every day in the Ditto Cam.
Every picture of the golf magazine, cigars in there.
Golf course pictures, smoking a cigar.
I am the face of cigars.
And they're targeting me, but they are, I don't care if they tax those cigars a hundred bucks a stick.
They're going to have to pry them out of my dead hands.
All right, you won't believe it.
Well, yes, you will believe it, given where it comes from.
It comes from Seattle.
All single-family homes in Seattle must sign up for table scrap recycling in 2009.
The city council decided on Monday.
Yes, you heard right.
While residents will have to pay for the service, the city will not check whether they're actually dumping food in the new separate bin yet.
Now, what am I missing here?
Table scraps.
We all know what table scraps are.
You people in Riolinda eat them.
Table scraps are leftover food that you don't cover up, put in the fridge.
Now, there's a gadget that people use to dispose of these things.
It's called a garbage disposal.
And I'm sure since Bill Gates lives in Seattle, they have them there.
Snurdley, you lived in Seattle.
Did you have a garbage disposal?
All right, good.
So we know that they have garbage disposals there.
What is table scrap recycling at your home?
You have to have a separate big garbage pail out the back.
And you got to.
I know that.
I know.
I've been to Seattle and they got three recycled bins already.
Recycling is a bunch.
It's a hoax, too, but it doesn't hurt anything, but it doesn't accomplish anything either.
But what is table scrap recycling and they're not going to check?
Then why do this?
If they're not going to check, you've got to pay to do this, but they're not going to check whether you're actually dumping food in the new separate bin.
Why I don't believe that for a second.
Yes, Councilmember Richard Conlon, chair of the Utilities Committee, said we can reduce the waste stream.
We can treat waste as a resource and continue to recirculate it as we reclaim, recycle it, or turn it into compost.
So they're making a big compost heap with major American cities' food scraps.
Let's see.
Reducing food trash was a piece of a larger plan the council unanimously approved on Monday to reduce the amount of garbage sent to the landfill.
So starting in April of 2009, all single-family homes will be required to subscribe to food waste recycling, a program that's now optional through the Yard Waste Collection Program.
Variety of containers will be available for different rates.
Why do people put up with this?
This is exactly the kind of stuff I'm talking about.
Put, put, well, okay, maybe Seattle, they're going to love it.
But this is inane.
This is simply most people, you're right.
Seattle are probably sitting around.
Boy, our government cares about us.
Our government loves us.
I give up.
You know, the left coast Dale may have a point.
John in Centerville, Ohio.
Welcome to the EIB Network.
Thanks, Rush.
I'm a Graybeard of an IQ of just 129, and I have an intelligent comment.
All right.
We have a turncoat Reaganite who is undermining the Republican Party and our president.
Why does Peggy Noon have such a burr under her saddle?
Her weekend Roster Journal column really took Bush apart and spit out the pieces.
What's her problem?
I don't know.
And I have, you know what?
I've had a bunch of people recommend that piece to me, and I haven't read it.
I just, it, I guess, wasn't that piece Thursday or Friday of last week.
Yeah, it said I got the notes about it over the weekend, and I just forgot, never went back and read it.
I know my brother, who is a fabulous national columnist, wrote a column about he was stunned.
He sounded like you, and he wrote a piece about it.
I haven't had a chance to read his piece yet either.
But you're not the first to mention it to me, but I don't know.
I haven't talked to Peggy in a long time, and I ought to go read the piece because I'm actually flying blind here.
You know, I used to like her.
I'm not liking her much anymore.
She'll be sorry to hear that.
Well, anyway, Mega Ditto.
All right, I appreciate that very much.
The only thing I can tell you about why I didn't read it is because bushbashing is so common that it's not going to affect me.
Larger things at stake here.
But let me read it.
I'll have some thoughts on it.
I'm really ill-equipped to offer intelligent commentary.
All I could do would be offer semi-intelligent commentary, and that's too low a standard for me.
Stan in Elizabethton, Tennessee.
You're next, sir.
Hello.
Rush, it is an honor to talk to America's number one prophet.
I want to tell you that 15 years ago you said, and I quote, because of this program and others that will surely follow, knowledge of the truth will expand exponentially.
Not the truth.
The truth has always been there.
But because of this program and others that will follow, knowledge of the truth will expand exponentially.
You were right.
You are in the purest form of the word in both the Hebrew and the Greek, a prophet, which means inspired speaker based in truth.
Now, when you say talent on loan from God, I know what you're saying.
And I know you know what you're saying.
What I want to know is, prophet, what's up for the next 10 years?
Don't laugh, brother.
It's serious.
You know it is.
No, I know, I know.
I'm laughing because I've got limited time to deal with this.
I understand.
So you'll have to remind me about this tomorrow, Snirdly, and I'll work on an answer.
It has been so true, and exactly what you said has happened.
The truth has expanded, and there are people who are just scared to death of that happening.
And it has happened.
So I just want to thank you for holding up your end of the gift.
Wow.
Not an easy task.
Well, okay, I'm very much appreciative of what you're saying.
I thank you very much.
Thanks, Rush.
Little speech is here.
Quick timeout.
We'll be back there in just a second.
I know, I know.
Okay, we're back here, ladies and gentlemen, to wrap up the program.
I forgot to mention in this hour the last iPhone winner.
We gave away 10 of them, and today's winner is Angela C. of Lexington, North Carolina.
She listens to the EIB network very raptly, by the way, she said, on WSJS AM600 in Winston-Salem.
So she gets the iPhone, the 8-gig iPhone, the two years payment to get signed up for service from AT ⁇ T, years subscription to both the Limbo Letter and the website, and the $100 gift card from BocaJava.com.
Now, we're out of iPhones, but that doesn't mean our largesse is over.
Every Friday from the website, you can go to check it out.
We give away rush packs from Allen Brothers, an assortment of hot dogs and hamburgers and steaks that are unlike, and I mean even the hot dogs and hamburgers, in addition to the steaks, unlike what you can get anywhere else.
And certainly not in the grocery store.
That's not to put down grocery stores.
Allen Brothers supplies some of the best steakhouses in the country, and steakhouses get the real prime.
And they sell stuff to the public as well.
It's really delicious.
Enjoyed being with you today, folks.
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