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Aug. 1, 2007 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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August 1, 2007, Wednesday, Hour #2
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Hey, greetings to you, thrill seekers, music lovers, conversationalists all across the fruited plain.
A big day in the United States of the history of this country.
August 1st, 1988, this program debuted and witnessed and caused a sea change in American media.
No longer exists, does the monopoly of the drive-by media.
And a story here from editor and publisher says that a Harris poll measuring the perceptions, public perceptions at 23 professions and occupations came out today.
Journalists are in the bottom ten.
Just 13% of the 1,100 U.S. adults surveyed in June and July said the occupation of journalism had very great prestige.
Only 13% said that.
Sixteen percent said it had hardly any at all.
Journalists are at the bottom of the list of prestige jobs.
This was not the case in 1988 when this program started.
This is our 19th anniversary.
We're starting our 20th year today.
Great to have you with us.
The telephone numbers 800 282-2882, and the email address is rush at EIBNet.com.
For all the news out there about how rotten men are.
Bunch of predators and so forth.
What's going on with the women in this country?
Wait till you hear this stack.
Oh, yes, you can shoot them and you get away with it, too.
That is actual audio, ladies and gentlemen, from a f from uh from a Nag's rally, a pro-choice rally uh uh on the mall in Washington in the early 90s, mixed with the Forrester sisters.
So that's our feminist update.
All right.
This stack involving women in the news is incredible.
A Florida woman.
You've all seen this woman's picture on the news.
It's uh just I mean, this is Florida woman accused of using aliases to adopt eleven New York children, received as much as two million dollars in child welfare payments even as she starved, bound, and abused them.
I didn't think this was possible.
I did not think women were capable of this is what I have been told as a man in my life in this country.
Only men do things like men are the predators.
Starved, bound and abused them.
Investigators initially believed that Judith Leakin, 62, had adopted nine children, but authorities in New York said Tuesday she'd adopted eleven.
In uh, in all from New York City's foster care system between 93 and 96.
I keep hearing how hard it is to adopt babies in this country.
I keep hearing people have to leave the country to go adopt babies.
How does this woman do this?
Authorities believe that she uh held the adopted children like prisoners in her Port St. Lucy home.
It's just right up the road from here.
It's where the New York Mets train.
Spring training, often handcuffing them together, forcing them to soil themselves because they weren't allowed to use the bathroom.
And we're not talking uh for those of you in Rio Linda about going out and rolling in the dirt.
It's abhorrent, said John Mattingley, Commissioner of the New York City Administration for Children's Services.
Uh she indicated she loved these children.
Um this is Leakin's lawyer, denies the allegation.
She loved these children.
She took care of them, she nurtured them and she fed them.
Uh uh, because they couldn't feed themselves.
They were in handcuffs.
According to uh Well, according to Children's Services Administration, Leakin used aliases to fraudulently adopt the children, and has been receiving welfare payments at different addresses and bank accounts until her arrest in July.
Two million dollars over the years from New York child welfare agencies.
This case up in Maryland.
You know, this is just sick.
Investigators working on the case of a mother who allegedly hid several tiny bodies around her home have a daunting task ahead of them, both forensic and legal.
Even as the FBI and local searchers prepared Wednesday to finish a three-day search of 37-year-old Christy Freeman's home, the four sets of preterm remains already recovered, pose dilemmas.
Investigators have to first determine whether all four bodies were the offspring of Freeman, who has four living children.
She's been charged in the death of one of the preterm infants, a 26-year-old fetus discovered under her bathroom sink last week.
Then investigators need to find out how old the other preterm infants were when they died.
Uh, and and whether Freeman or somebody else was responsible for their dying before birth.
The timing, which is called an abortion.
See, the trick here is they've they've got to, if if if if if she did this, if she self-aborted these babies, buried them, did whatever prior to the third trimester.
There's no crime here, folks.
There's no crime.
No, she she practicing women's liberation.
Abortion has been preached to uh women as an act of liberation.
Uh pregnancy is uh is a form of uh servitude and can even be a disease.
So the timing here's critical.
If the preterm infants were too young to be considered viable outside the womb, she can't be charged with murder.
And if they were old enough to live outside the womb, but died before Maryland passed its 2005 fetal homicide law may not be a crime, even if she caused their deaths.
Uh the law was designed to penalize those who kill a pregnant woman or her viable fetus, includes a provision shielding pregnant women from prosecution for actions that result in their own fetus' death.
So it can you can't kill a pregnant woman and her fetus, but she can.
You can't, but she can.
Horrible story.
A literal horror story.
It sees that they there's nothing they can do about this.
This is just and it keeps going.
A 39-year-old grandmother, can we do the math on this?
A 39-year-old grandmother accused of selling heroin on the streets of an a Los Angeles suburb with her 11-year-old granddaughter as a lookout has been arrested on drug and child endangerment.
This is not supposed to happen.
Women do not do these things.
Women are the nurturers and the protectors, they're innocent victims of a patriarchal and predatorial uh uh predatory male society.
Under undercover officers watched for two weeks as Martha Gutierrez Novas sold heroin at a bus stop in Long Beach, south of LA, clutching a brown and white Chihuahua, little ankle biters, and often with her granddaughter at her side.
The 39-year-old grandmother has an 11-year-old granddaughter.
That's 28.
What of course her legal or illegal status is not mentioned in this story.
Uh Flower Mountain, Texas, a stay-at-home mother in an affluent Dallas suburb, fatally shot her husband and two children as they slept before killing herself.
Detectives are reviewing a suicide note left in the house where Andrea Roberts killed her husband, Michael Lewis Roberts, and their children, 11 and seven years old, each had a single gunshot wound to the uh to the head.
They'd been to a soccer game the night before.
Okay, girls, girls, and Griselda Aranzakou was puzzled when she noticed her slender neighbor developing a bulging tummy that would repeatedly appear and vanish.
She suspected that Nancy Ortiz was pregnant after Ortiz visited her home last summer but didn't want to pry.
Later, I did ask myself where her baby was.
Sheriff's department uh deputy said Tuesday they believe Ortiz had three babies.
The same children whose abandonment and origins, uh origins captivated the small farming community 60 miles southeast of Fresno, the last abandoned child, a newborn girl, died in the bed of a pickup truck in December.
Police believe that 22-year-old Ortiz left the baby there.
The baby's two older siblings survived their abandonment.
Out of control, not possible.
Women, two teenagers, kidnapped a pregnant woman that they met online, took her to a motel in an effort to take her baby.
The plan was foiled when one of the teens got scared, called a cops.
Prosecutors say that Elisa Betts, 17, Lauren Gash, 19, kidnapped Amanda Howard, 18.
Gash of Odessa, Betts of Acheson, Kansas, were arraigned on felony kidnapping charges Tuesday.
Gash also was charged with assault.
Finally, ladies and gentlemen, uh big story in the Associated Press today that uh the white wives, white mothers of of troops deployed overseas in battle, uh abuse their children.
Uh black mothers don't.
Uh Hispanic wives don't, but white uh mothers of troops dispatched overseas abuse their children.
That's the feminist update today.
We got a quick time out and take it and be back after this.
Stay well.
All right, we're back.
Let's go to the email.
Dear Rush.
The story you just related today about the mother maltreating her adopted children's patently false.
It's an established fact that adoptive parents are more loving toward their children than our biological parents.
We've been taught this in this country.
You know it and I know it.
So get back on the side of the truth.
He reminds me that uh in many cases uh the this has been said because it's that adoptive parents really want the child.
They're less abusive and so forth.
By the way, uh I had some email people doubting me on this military story.
Here it is.
It's actually Reuters.
I said it was AP.
The jump in child neglect and abuse by parents left behind while U.S. soldiers are deployed, reflects how the stress of war hits home.
A new study shows.
Data from uh 1,771 army families since September 2001 shows incidence of parental mistreatment increased 42 percent when one parent was deployed to a combat zone.
The rate of child neglect increased four times the rate of physical abuse almost doubled among those women during deployments.
White civilian mothers were the most likely to mistreat their children during deployments, smaller rises seen among Hispanic and black mothers.
You doubt me, my do not doubt me.
Journalists wonder why they're at the low end of the scale on things.
Dear Mr. Limbaugh, how is it that you never wear a nice pair of worn-out jeans?
I think you'd look fine in them.
Levi's preferably, I do care much about politics.
Got a very excellent guy here in Kansas, signed Karen.
You know, I have I've answered this question over the years countless times.
Um I'll answer it again.
I have a political aversion to blue jeans.
I have I'm biased against them, I really am.
Aside from the fact that I have yet, because I've been forced over the course of my life, I have been forced by certain people to try a pair of jeans.
So I've gone and I've tried them on, and they d I hate them.
They're not comfortable.
They just are not comfortable to me.
I do not, for some reason, I hate wearing anything that makes me feel like I have it on.
And blue jeans make me feel like wearing burlap.
Uh but more than that, ladies and gentlemen, more than that.
Back in uh 1968-69, when I was in my second or third year of my broadcast career as a DJ, uh working two hours before school, two hours after school, and there was a little university in my town of Cape Girardeau, Southeast Missouri State University.
I happened to attend there one year before deciding that a required PE course, ballroom dance, taught by a former drill sergeant in a wax was not for me.
And I said, if this is college, this is not uh if I have to take this.
I got better things.
So I've I moved on.
While I was there, the Vietnam War was waging.
And I was busy trying to become part of the establishment.
I was trying to show myself uh uh and and uh the adults that I hoped to impress along the way that I was serious.
I took myself seriously, my life seriously, and I wasn't gonna run around blowing up banks.
And I wasn't gonna join protest marches, and I wasn't gonna get tear gassed or any of that.
And I looked at the people doing all that, and they were wearing tie-dyes, t-shirts, blue jeans, long-haired maggot-infested types.
I ain't gonna be me.
It became a uniform.
And it's just it just it just it stuck.
Uh and and now, you know.
I don't do anything outside that requires genes.
I wear golf slacks and shorts.
I really don't find them comfortable.
That's those are the two answers.
Uh, let's go to uh Concord, New Hampshire.
We go back to the phones.
This is Mike.
Nice to have you, sir, on the program.
Hi, Rush.
I'm a big fan.
Uh this is the 9-11 dude out on 911 Dude.com, and I've got a couple of questions regarding Bin Laden.
What is what is 911 dude.com?
Uh it's a site dedicated to trying to figure out what exactly did happen that day.
Um You don't know yet.
Well, I mean, there's some stories and there's some theories and they're all differing and pretty much conflicting, and we're trying to sort it all out.
But um the official Snartley, what are you doing to me today here?
I mean, this is a nineteenth anniversary day.
Well, I had no idea it was your nineteenth anniversary, but uh congratulations.
Well most big fans did know that, but uh, well, I used to be I used to be a big fan of yours when I lived uh down south and and ever some type of move north.
Oh, but you used to be a hick, but now that you got sophisticated.
Exactly.
It's just one of those geographical uh you know situations.
Right.
Anyway, my questions are these.
Um recently Robert Mueller uh stated uh that he doesn't have enough evidence to indict bin Laden um for the attacks.
And as a consequence of that, they're not looking for him.
And a while back, I don't know how long ago it was, uh couple couple months, maybe even as long as six months ago.
I remember reading a press report.
Let me ask you could do the Democrat presidential candidates know this because they're basing the entire war on terrorist success on the capture or uh uh murder of bin Laden.
That's a very, very good point.
And I actually asked I actually asked this question of Benny Thompson uh on Friday on CN on C SPAN, and uh he declined to answer.
He didn't have an answer for it.
So that yeah, it's a very good point.
Okay, so there's not enough evidence to indict bin Laden and the FBI's not looking for him.
Right, and the CIA disbanded the unit that was out to find him.
And it kind of begs the question, well, if the FBI isn't looking for him, then CIA isn't looking for him, then who is?
Try special ops.
I hope so.
Yeah.
Uh don't think we're not looking for him.
I don't know, I don't know what uh what you're what you're thinking, but uh the idea that we're not looking for him.
See the the the the big thing that I I'm sorry, folks, I have to go back to Torobora.
We turned that place two thousand degrees.
Uh and and uh it is it is said that bin Laden was seen on the ground then.
If he got away from there, uh then he got away.
But I frankly I'm not convinced that the guy is still alive.
Uh but it doesn't matter, regardless.
Uh bin Laden, we didn't capture and kill Hitler.
We didn't capture or kill Tojo.
Well, we didn't capture or kill uh Mussolini.
I mean, these guys did themselves.
We didn't determine the success in those wars on the capture or assassination beforehand uh uh of uh of the of the ringleaders of these particular nations and uh and movements.
Doug in Columbus, thank you for calling, sir.
You're next on the EIB Network.
You told me to get right to the point, but first I'm going to say I am your biggest fan.
I've been listening for 19 years.
I used to live in the San Joaquin Valley when you were first in Sacramento.
Thanks for everything that you've done you've done.
Second thing is I'd like to say real quick is that we were talking about the other night in my golf league.
Who'd you like to play most golf with?
Some people said, you know, Bobby Jones, some people said Tiger Wood, some people said Jack Necklace.
I said Rush Limbaugh.
They all looked at me like I was crazy, and I said, you know what, we've got similar golf games, shoot about the same scores.
He'd be the most interesting guy to talk to.
I'm sure he can get on some of the nicest places in the world to play.
I think it'd be a wonderful place to play golf with.
I've been a wonderful world if I could play golf with you again.
Happy anniversary.
Oh my goodness gracious.
See, uh I'll tell you what, you bring the cigars and I'll bring the cognac, I'll tell you what.
Hey, uh, real quick here, I was listening at the top of the show where um I I heard your quotes from Mr. Obama there, uh Barack Obama, and uh I just have a couple of questions.
Is that uh Mr. You know, if I were the Crash by Media, I prefer to call the cards.
All right, hold on, you're talking just a little bit too fast of it.
You're talking fast because you don't think you have too much time, which you're right.
You don't have much time.
We got a commercial break coming.
We'll just calm down, calm down, calm down.
We'll take the commercial break, and we come down and we'll get to your comments about uh bin Laden.
Uh no, that's wrong caller.
Barack.
My bad.
Back here in a second.
Yeah, we're back, holding fort here, the EIB Southern Command, the Limbaugh Institute for advanced conservative studies.
I just saw watching the Fox News channel and there was this crawl at the bottom of the screen.
Seventy five in Jacksonville, Florida, seventy-five year old guy claims that a hooker held him hostage for two weeks.
As I wonder if she's available next week.
Doug in Columbus, we're back to you.
Dawn can't believe I said that.
We're back to you, Doug.
Do you want to talk about Barack and his advisors and his military plans to invade Pakistan and kill bin Laden?
Absolutely.
And uh like I started to say, I you know, I I call him the crash by media because they're crashing and burning.
They're not even driving by anymore.
But uh, I mean, the simple questions would be, and and you know what happened to Republican candidate, and the following day in the paper would be uh who are your generals and the military advisors for this plan to invade Pakistan?
And uh, how many current Pakistani troops are there out there currently working on this and looking for these terrorists that you say that are there?
Uh you know, that'd be my first question.
The second one is will the UN give you the green light?
If they don't give you the green light to invade Pakistan, then what do you do?
Do you stand up and do it because you think it's right?
If elected, do you think it was a good idea to give terrorists an 18 months?
These are questions.
These are these are pretty good questions.
These are questions that the Democrats ought to ask him in their next debate.
Okay, what about what about the UN?
You're just gonna unilaterally go in there.
You're not gonna tell Mushar if you're gonna give Musharraf a heads up, he's gonna go in there where are you gonna do?
What's the battle plan?
Who are the generals advising you on this?
Will they support your plan?
Exactly.
But see, if if elected, do you think it was a good idea to give terrorism uh the terrorists a head start, an 18-month head start to move to a new location, or to have their people trained and be out and out and moving out of that location to carry out their missions?
Right.
Uh you know, there's just so many things that are just so askew by a person that's trying to undermine the current administration.
Uh well, that's true, but it in addition to undermining the current administration, you gotta understand there is a big time presidential primary campaign underway, and he's trying to chip away at Mrs. uh Mrs. Clinton's uh lead.
Uh and you know, she she called him naive.
You gotta look at all this stuff in context.
She called him naive after saying that he would meet with the thug dictators of the world as president and extend uh the offices of the presidency to these guys and legitimate legitimize them, and and uh Miss Clinton sounds very naive.
Uh I'm all for diplomacy out there, but uh send underlings uh certainly wouldn't do it the first year.
Very naive uh for Barack to say this kind of thing.
She he fired back with something and she's okay, the name calling's getting silly here.
So Barack uh is attempting to shore up his toughness here.
You know, I there's a there's a uh it's interesting play, too, because this is not what the Kook Fringe base wants to hear.
The Cook Fringe base doesn't want to hear that troops are going anywhere but home.
Uh but he's uh he's trying to give himself gravitas uh uh well, see, it's gonna be interesting to see.
I and a lot of other people like you think this is uh just a huge boondoggle.
He has shown he does not have the gravitas.
He does not have the experience, he doesn't have the sensitivities.
Did Gorillin say in a major speech to a guy that's barely hanging on, leading his country that we need as an ally?
If you don't do what we want, we're coming in, not going to the UN.
We're not gonna get any world test, we're not gonna get anybody's permission.
We're going in.
You gotta get them.
If you're not gonna get them, we're gonna get them.
I think the real purpose here is to try to, as you say, highlight for libs that Bush is incompetent, wasting our treasure and money and time in Iraq when the real enemy is in Pakistan going back and forth uh the border between Afghanistan and uh and Pakistan.
We had a caller earlier in the program, by the way, he said uh, you know, this is a we're in Iraq, and this is exactly what bin Laden wants.
Bin Laden wants our army uh to deteriorate.
He wants morale to go crazy, wants our army to break, he wants uh he wants our army to fall apart like the Soviet's army fell apart after uh Afghanistan.
Uh the problem is for that line of thinking is we go into Iraq to overthrow Saddam and try to establish a beachhead of democracy.
Who who pours in there?
Uh Bin Laden, Al Qaeda.
We lured these people in there and distracted them from attacking us anywhere else.
There's all kinds of ways of looking at this, but uh the idea that bin Laden is pulling our strings and we're just a bunch of marionettes, that's true if you talk about today's liberals.
It's true if you talk about today's Democrats, but it's not true if you're talking about Bush and those in the Pentagon that uh support him.
And by the way, uh for those of you who um who who just cringe when you hear Barack Obama start talking about invading Pakistan uh to go get bin Laden and thus to claim victory in the Well, that's so it's such just sophistry.
But how do we get to this situation?
Why is it that bin Laden is uh, if he's still alive, pretty much has a safe haven.
Anybody know why why did this happen?
Why did Pakistan make the deal?
Diplomacy.
Pakistan, rather than use military action to wipe out these Al-Qaeda encampments in its uh northwest provinces, negotiated.
They made a deal.
They negotiated a deal with those sheltering Obama.
You leave us alone, and we'll leave you alone.
But he's now he had to get up today with a double whammy because he gets up and he he he hears that Obama wants to invade his country.
Then some uh hack from Al Qaeda's put a video out urging a coup of the Musharraf government.
Rich and Jacksonville, you're next, sir.
Nice to have you on the EIB network.
How are you doing, Rush?
Uh fine, sir.
Negaditos and uh I've been listening to you since uh 93.
They didn't have you uh on on the air in Portugal.
But anyway, um, just real quick uh I would I just the quick comment I wanted to make was I I just thought we were spending a little bit too much time on Hillary's cleavage yesterday, and I know we're on the air talking about it, so that's even more time.
Um, but I I think I'm I'm missing the big picture on why it's such a big topic.
Hence.
Any ideas?
Uh uh I'm not I'm not sure I heard everything you said.
You're upset that I spent too much time on Hillary's cleavage yesterday.
Uh no, no, not just you.
I think, you know, every every it's in the press.
Just because one day it was on, uh I guess she she showed it or something.
I haven't even seen the picture yet.
Well, there's nothing to see.
Bill Richardson's probably got more cleavage than Hillary does, and maybe her own husband does.
Wait a minute.
Are you are you curious why the the national media was preoccupied with it?
Yes, that's that's what I was.
Oh, because Hillary was being attacked.
Hillary was being attacked.
You gotta put this in the context of of uh of the events.
Uh the Breck girl.
Breck girl's wife comes out and says that the Breck girl, her husband, is more of a woman than Hillary, more sensitive to feminist issues than Hillary.
Uh and that she acts like a man.
So they get Bill Clinton to go on Good Morning America.
The former president of the United States reduced to going on Good Morning America to defend his wife's femininity.
And I don't think he pulled it off.
He did not do a good job of it.
So then after that, Hillary shows up on the Senate floor wearing a plunging neckline when she normally wears Mao jackets.
That caused a fashion editor at the new at the Washington Post to write a story about the Clintons that that is that that is sexist, that is horrible, that is terrible.
And they sent out a fundraising letter portraying Hillary as a victim once again.
One of the things to put this put in perspective for you on this, and did it in the morning update today.
You look at all of the names that George Bush has been called, all the things he's been accused of.
He was behind 9-11.
He was he was selected, not elected.
He was in favor of lynching blacks.
They actually ran an ad during the presidential campaign of 2000.
They've called him Hitler.
They made fun of him for staying and reading to the kids when 9-11 hold up or happened.
They they made fun of him, called him a coward for going to a secure location on Air Force One after the uh uh Pentagon and 9-11 uh events happened.
I mean, they devilified the guy.
And what does he do?
He ignores it and keeps doing his job and stays focused on his job.
The Washington Post runs a little piece on Mrs. Clinton's cleavage, which she doesn't show very much.
And stop the presses.
This is outrageous.
This is an assault, this is sexism.
I'm gonna defend myself and I'm gonna fundraise for it.
She got no guts.
Doesn't seem very presidential to me, folks, to get all upset.
Ignore it.
But no, and it doesn't upset her, by the way.
It was a fundraising opportunity.
Hillary has thrived as the victim.
And any time something happens that can she can be portrayed that way or portray herself that Way in fundraise, she will take it.
By the way, requests are pouring in for our latest tune from the Breck Girl, John Edwards, uh more of a woman than you.
More of a woman than you is the title of the tune.
As usual, have my brand tied behind my back just to make it fair.
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You know, uh I when I first read this story, so this is absurd.
This is just it's getting out of hand and it's it's nobody's stopping it.
Everybody's going along with it.
We're losing New York.
And I thought, well, maybe I don't know enough about this because I've not been a parent.
Uh but you know they banned smoking.
They have banned smoking in New York City, and they banned trans fats, and now they uh they're gonna ban the baby bottle.
They're gonna mandate breastfeeding by 2010 or 2000.
I'm not kidding.
Free formula samples and formula promotional materials are now banned from gift bags, given to new mothers at the eleven hospitals in the city run by the city's health and hospital corporation.
Instead, new mothers will get a tote bag stuffed with disposable nursing pads, a mini cooler for breast milk bottles, and pint size t-shirts for the babies that proudly declare I eat at mom's.
Uh the move comes as uh world breastfeeding week is set to begin tomorrow.
And today City Health officials will announce you know, I remember I was a kid, I had dreams that I was Dolly Parton's baby, and that she didn't put me on formula.
Uh t city city health officials will announce a campaign to promote breastfeeding instead of using formula.
I you know, my first reaction is it's none of your damn business.
If somebody wants to bottle feed the baby, get out of their lives.
But um I I don't know I I've and I don't know enough about the the medical aspect.
This is this seems to be we got the we have this story from Great Britain, parents not mentioned in a story about how the government is responsible for youth behavior.
Uh British kids running out of control, drinking, drugging, binging, all these things.
They need more government programs to fix it.
Now once in the story will you read the word parents.
Now you've got the city of New York telling people you can't smoke, you got can't eat trans fat, and now you can't bottle feed your babe.
Why do you think it's good?
What do you think it's a good I know I'm gonna get a sexist answer to this?
I shouldn't even ask you.
It's healthier for the children.
Breast it's healthier for the children.
Well, I've heard that's one of the reasons that I pull back.
Uh but do we have any known cases of uh babies dying having been fed formula?
Do we know this?
I know.
I mean, how many versus versus like the woman in Maryland that uh aborted her own uh fetuses and buried them?
Uh was that because of formula or because well, no, that weren't even born yet is not even a factor.
Bob in Wichita Falls, Texas.
Welcome to the EIB network, sir.
It's great to have you with us.
Uh honor to speak to you, sir, and happy anniversary.
Thank you, sir.
Uh well, I was calling because uh I wondered if we should really be surprised about this this thing in in Great Britain.
That I mean, we have spent many, many years removing men and replacing them with the government or other organizations.
And now we're removing women.
Well, now wait.
I don't know, but the UK in this country, we have removed uh the government did take the place of way too many uh black fathers.
I don't know how often the the the it's happening in uh in Great Britain, but uh it still is a good point.
The government did take on the role of father, but they don't have any disciplinary role because they're not in the house.
The father is nothing more than a check that supports the mother, so the mother doesn't need dad to hang around.
That's primarily what happened.
Yeah, well, I mean, I'm not I'm a custodial father, which is a rarity in itself.
And I mean I'm wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.
I I try to stay as far away from fatherhood in reality or what is a custodial father.
I have custody of my children.
Oh.
Oh.
Which was a long and expensive fight, I assure you.
Yeah, but uh it's amazing, you got 'em.
Well, it it it took a lot of work on my part and a lot of negative aspects on the mother's part.
Well, that's yeah, well, I was gonna have to have to be the case if you've got normally you would uh you know be lucky to ever see them again.
But I mean, I have to be honest, from a custodial father's standpoint, I kind of like that the government is trying to replace women because the women no, well, no, no, listen.
Because the women are much more organized than this, and they will fight this.
You like the government's trying to replace the women because then the women, I mean, come on now, the women are much more organized, and they will organize a fight against this, and we can jump on the coattail and ride that right in.
We get the government out of parenting altogether.
Well, look, I gotta run here, but I'm glad you uh glad you called Bob and thanks for holding on.
I uh really appreciate it.
By the way, the Democrats are gonna pull all their votes on a rock resolutions until September.
They're gonna pull everything, including the Murphabill.
But the press is spinning for them.
The drive-by's are spinning for them.
I will tell you the truth about it when we come back.
Yep, Democrats pulling off all of their votes.
They're pulling all their votes uh on the uh in the Senate and the House on Iraq until September.
By the way, that uh breastfeeding and uh and bottle ban story in New York.
That's something Hillary can really get her hands around, folks, because there are women who cannot breastfeed, and this is going to stigmatize them.
What are they going to do?
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