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Sept. 25, 2007 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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September 25, 2007, Tuesday, Hour #3
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Okay, we're back, ladies and gentlemen.
And as always, meeting and surpassing all audience expectations.
In fact, the past two days, I have surpassed my own expectations and demands.
That's how good it has been.
It's Rush Limbaugh, the EIB network, Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies.
Telephone number 800-282-2882.
And I know a lot of you have been on hold for a long time out there, and we're going to get to you El Quico.
But there are lots of things in the news.
Plus, we got a global warming update coming.
It must be fall, right?
We had the fall equinox back on the 21st and 22nd, depending on where you are.
There's another way you can tell it's fall.
Just search the drive-by media.
The headline, consumers face record winter heating costs.
We're going to die.
By the way, Dawn sent me a note a moment ago promising she would not distract me during the program by doing cheerleader stretches.
And I wrote back and said, gee, thanks a lot.
Dawn, I just want you to know that would not be a distraction.
That would be motivational.
But nevertheless, nevertheless, see, I guess it is a distraction.
I'm already envisioning it.
U.S. consumers expected to pay record prices for heating oil, electricity, and propane to warm their homes this winter, and low-income families will need government help to cover those bills.
So that's how we know it is fall.
We've got two more Mahmoud Ahmadini's odd soundbites.
It wasn't just Columbia University that welcomed Mahmoud with open arms.
The drive-by has rolled out the red carpet for him, too, at the National Press Club.
And he assures them here that threatening war with Iran is just a propaganda tool of Bush.
He got a question here from the press club's president, Jerry Zrimski.
And Zrimski said, Bernard Kuchner, the new French foreign minister, recently said the world would prepare for war with Iran if negotiations fail.
Is Iran willing to go to war with the West to protect the Iranian nuclear program?
We think that the talk of war is basically a propaganda tool.
Why is there a need for war?
People who talk about it have to bring a legal reason for going to war.
Why should they threaten another country?
Why should they create more insecurity?
I think officials who talk this kind of talk should really be pressured and warned to know what to say and when not to say something.
They cannot endanger world security.
And if they haven't learned the lesson, then the international community has to tell them how to learn that lesson.
This is from the guy who twice a week threatens to blow Israel off the map and about once a month to attack us.
But the drive-bys love this, folks, because he's aiming right at Bush.
The next question from Zremsky.
Well, here in the U.S., we have very long presidential campaigns that would prompt an American reporter to ask, do you plan on running for re-election?
You plan on running for re-election.
It's like asking Saddam Hussein if he was going to run for re-election in two years.
What do you think?
I think I'll listen to what you have to say.
That smile would seem to indicate.
Well, I want to see what you have to say for once, too.
I have no opinions on Iranian politics.
The press if I ran and became as a candidate again.
Because every day you'll be you'll have news about peace.
Good news coming.
Why do I feel like I'm in this movie Mars Attacks?
I feel like this guy is a little Martian.
You know how they talked in that movie?
And this little translator here sounds like a valley girl.
All right, anyway, Andrea Mitchell.
Now, to sum up, Mahmoud Ahmadinezad is on MSNBC this morning with Joe Scarborough, who said to her yesterday quite a speech up at Columbia.
Is the president of Iran going to be able to top that one today when he speaks before the General Assembly?
This is a very, very clever politician.
He is clearly reaching out to the larger Muslim world to anti-U.S. sentiment.
He is trying to undermine U.S. policy and particularly the Bush administration policy, which, as you know, is very controversial.
And instead of focusing on his own problems at home, appealed to a large sentiment around the world, which is responsive to the plight of the Palestinian people, and which, especially the way he articulates it, is very hostile to Israel.
See, a brilliant politician, very clever, clearly reaching out to the larger Muslim world.
Yes.
And Bush is controversial.
This guy is clever and smart and brilliant.
Bush's policies are controversial.
Thank you, Andrea Mitchell.
NBC News, Washington.
Let me ask you, folks, a question about a serious question here about Mahmoud saying that they don't have the phenomenon of homosexuality in Iran.
Are any of you observing, and if you are observing, are you surprised or amazed, how that one question and answer has become the question and answer that everybody in the drive-by media is talking about and analyzing?
You know, he says that they love women in Iran.
Women are stoned to death in Iran every day.
And for nothing.
Looking the wrong way.
I mean, glancing the wrong way.
And of course, if they don't have the proper attire.
The homosexual thing in Iran is probably not a big deal because they don't permit it.
But the idea here that that has been the one thing everybody here is focusing on, it leads me to believe that Israel might be able to actually turn world opinion to its side if Israel would simply come out and be as pro-homosexual as possible, that there's many people living in homosexual relationships publicly and out of the closet.
Why American Academy would love them, be hard-pressed to criticize them?
You know, homosexuality on the American left is a political issue.
And that's why, and of course, liberals make everything about them.
So when Ahmadineizad gives his answer, we don't have any homosexuals in Iran.
We have that phenomenon.
How could you say that?
How could you say that?
And by the way, how long will it be?
I make this prediction today, or I ask this question, how long will it be before some liberal or Democrat somewhere says, you know, Ahmadineizad sounded a lot like right-wing Republicans Falwell and Robertson when he was talking about no homosexuals in Iran.
How long will it be before we hear that?
But the real story is the plight of women in Iran.
This gay thing is captivated the media here.
Now, as to Ahmedini's answer to is he going to run again, what he was really saying, you have to see be able to see the stitches on a curveball, see the stitches on a slider here, not just the stitched on a fastball.
You've got to be able to see the stitches on a curveball.
And I can.
Now, what Mahmoud was really saying is, of course, I'm running.
I'll be running as a Democrat.
I'm running on a peace agenda.
My fundraiser, Mr. Shu, is in some problems right now, a little busy.
But I'm sure I will trump every one of my opponents in fundraising.
And perhaps even I will be allowed to appear on your Oprah show if she wears a burqa.
And I'd be glad to make my candidacy available to the American media running as a Democrat from Tehran.
You got to hear these next two soundbites, ladies and gentlemen.
This is in Stillwater, Oklahoma.
It's last Saturday at Boone Pickens Stadium.
And the Oklahoma State head football coach, Mike Gundy, is just livid with a column written by a female drive-by journalist in a local paper.
He's just fit to be tied.
Listen.
If you want to go after an athlete, one of my athletes, you go after one that doesn't do the right things.
You don't downgrade him because he does everything right and may not play as well on Saturday.
And you let us make that decision.
That's why I don't read the newspaper because it's garbage.
And the editor that let it come out is garbage.
Come after me.
I'm a man.
I'm 40.
I'm not a kid.
Write something about me or our coaches.
We'll write it about a kid that does everything right, that's hearts broken, and then say that the coaches said he was scared.
That's not true.
So get your facts straight.
And I hope someday you have a child and somebody downgrades him and belittles him and you have to look him in the eye and say, you know what?
It's okay.
That's all I got to say.
Makes me want to puke.
Oklahoma State head football coach Mike Gundy speaking for millions of Americans and their opinion of the drive-by media.
Well, here's the reaction.
The drive-by reporterette, who no doubt will make her career on this, modern American journalism is based on just this kind of thing, destroying people's lives with no accountability for it, i.e. the Duke rape case.
Her name is Jenny Carlson, and this morning, she had this.
It's a montage of her reaction.
I firmly believe that my reporting is solid.
My sources are solid.
My observations are solid.
So I stand firmly on the facts of the column.
It was unbelievable that this was happening.
I just was really not suspecting that there was going to be this sort of outrage.
Doesn't that kind of get to the nub of it?
They go out there and they write these things that, in many cases, try to destroy people.
Shocked that there would be blowback, that there would be outrage to it.
It's amazing how insulated from reality they are.
All right, to the phones to Chicago.
This is Mark.
Mark, I'm glad you called, sir, and welcome to the program.
Hey, Rush, Mega Dittos from Chicago.
It's always a highlight to talk with you.
Thank you very much.
Hey, Rush, in light of what you talked about yesterday and not being covered by the drive-by media, and then you had that brilliant caller on Monday talking about connecting the heart and the mind.
My direct question to you is, if the American electorate does not connect the dots on Hillary and what's going on on there, do you really think she has a shot of pulling this thing off and sitting in the Oval Office January of 2009?
Hell yes.
I mean, I was the first to say that there's an 80% chance that she's the next president.
Would you ask me a question, answer a question for me?
I realize many people think I'm capable of doing this on my own.
But yesterday was a goldmine for Republican presidential candidates.
It was a gold mine for the Republican National Committee.
Have you heard any of them react to what was said either by Bollinger and what he said, what it means, or to Hillary doing a total flip-flop and sounding like George W. Bush, both of them should be approached by media members.
Both of them should be tagged by Republican presidential candidates.
Wait a minute.
If this is what you guys really think, why aren't you supporting the United States effort in the Middle East?
If the Republicans don't get out of field, wouldn't they, I mean, this is sitting duck handed to them on a silver platter.
So if nobody's going to go after her, and if nobody's going to put in perspective the importance of what Bollinger said from the standpoint, they've always known it.
He didn't just come up with these views in Iran yesterday or the day before when he wrote his little introduction of Ahmedine Zod.
He felt this all along.
So where's his support been?
Where's the support for the United States of America?
I mean, there's countless opportunity here to make this stuff connectable, dot-wise.
Hey, Rush, as I travel, and even in light of yesterday, you still see the incredible support for her and how you say she's the world's smartest woman, and there's no interest in even trying to connect the dots to say this is the most disastrous thing we could ever do as a nation is put her in that Oval Office.
And I'll be honest, Rush, it really, I'm not going to use the word fear because you've taught me to overcome fear.
It concerns me.
It's a major concern.
Again, being in the military, Parrot, too, it's a huge, major concern.
Believe me, I understand totally.
What you have to understand here is that she's going to get a certain amount of support because she's a Democrat, Party loyalty.
There's nothing you're going to be able to do about that.
And we're dealing here with over, what, 15 years of name recognition.
Now, not all of it has been good.
But Mrs. Clinton benefits quite a bit from playing the victim.
You know, she's, you know, both Clintons routinely love to point out how they're constantly attacked with a right-wing conspiracy.
And when you've got the drive-by media on your side carrying that water, it's able to drum up sympathy.
You're able to drum up sympathy.
She is not scrutinized.
Her words are not scrutinized.
Five television shows.
Five television shows on Sunday.
And I've picked one thing that she said on Stephanopoulos.
Nobody even asked her a tough question.
Russert did on a rock, but that was about it.
But the drive-bys didn't pick up on that and report it, nor was it reported anywhere else in MSNBC.
There's just not the same kind of scrutiny in the drive-by media.
There are all kinds of explanations for this.
But I also think lurking out there, something else that the drive-bys don't talk about, Mark, and that is there are plenty of people, and the dirty little secret is that a lot of them are women who do not like this woman.
And she might, my 80% figure is as of now.
This is subject to change, of course.
But she could end up redefining negative turnout, too, meaning people showing up to vote against her.
She is not liked.
Her unfavorable number hovers around 49%.
She is not a likable person.
She does not have a likable personality, and she does not have this force of nature aura that her husband, Der Schliechmeister, has.
The more she talks, the more her numbers plummet, which is the big challenge for them as this unfolds.
But I understand your frustrations comes up every year.
Where are the American people?
How come they don't see me?
Half of them are not paying attention right now, by the way, either.
Well, they're not.
And they're not going to start paying attention in earnest until after Labor Day next year, maybe through the convention.
You know, this is all right now for the wonks and so forth and those who can be made interested in it.
Leah in Providence, Rhode Island.
Hello, and welcome to the EIB Network.
Hi.
Hi, Rush.
First time call.
I love your show.
Thank you very much.
Listen, your question about why the Drive-By liberal media focused more on the homosexual remark, because the reason that they did that, then they'd have to really admit about some of the other telling remarks that this megalomaniac made.
And one of them was that he admitted how Saddam Hussein used chemical weapons on his people, killed hundreds of thousands of them, and then he made mention of a reporter that works at the United Nations that one is a deformed survivor of this hideous chemical warfare.
And the liberals out there are the ones calling President Bush a liar.
They never had chemical war, chemical, biological, or, God forbid, even seeking nuclear capabilities.
And I thought that was very challenging.
And the second remark that the nut made about kind of equating the Holocaust to physics, when he was talking about science and going on and on about science should be free of ideology and it should be pure.
Maybe he should have told that to the four Iranian doctors that trained in Iran that tried to blow up the airport in Scotland.
Well, you're right.
He's not getting that kind of scrutiny because that's not what the interest of the drive-by media and the leftists in his visit is.
Exactly.
He's a celebrity.
He's a celebrity.
This is pop culture news coverage.
He is an exciting and intriguing figure to them because they think he hates Bush.
And that can't be all bad if he hates Bush.
Because Ahmadinejad fits the mold.
I mean, the Democrats line, and we know it is a total lie.
But the Democrats lie in the last four years.
I am so depressed about what the world thinks of my country.
And Bush has ruined our reputation in the world.
And Bush has ruined our status.
And I'm so upset because I wanted to be admired as an American.
And they're laughing stock now.
And we just hate it.
So here comes Ahmadinejad spouting his hateful rhetoric toward America.
And they say, see, see, this happened because of George W. Bush, Mr. Limbaugh.
This happened because of Bush.
And this is why we must get rid of Bush.
We should impeach Bush now.
And Cheney and Halliburton, too, because Ahmadinejad would not hate us if it weren't.
And that's what they think.
So he fits their little narrative, if you will.
Being inundated here, ladies and gentlemen, with requests via email to replay the audio soundbite of Oklahoma State head football coach Mike Gundy.
And so you say it.
We play it.
If you want to go after an athlete, one of my athletes, you go after one that doesn't do the right things.
You don't downgrade him because he does everything right and may not play as well on Saturday.
And you let us make that decision.
That's why I don't read the newspaper.
Because it's garbage.
And the editor that let it come out is garbage.
Come after me.
I'm a man.
I'm 40.
I'm not a kid.
Write something about me or our coaches.
We're writing about a kid that does everything right, that's heart's broken, and then say that the coaches said he was scared.
That's not true.
So get your facts straight.
And I hope someday you have a child and somebody downgrades him and belittles him and you have to look him in the eye and say, you know what?
It's okay.
That's all I got to say.
Makes me want to peek.
That was at Boone Pickett Stadium last Saturday in Stillwater, Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma State head football coach Mike Gundy was talking about the drive-by columnist at the Daily Oklahoman, staff writer Jenny Carlson.
It's a shame to you.
Jenny is one of my all-time top 10 favorite female names.
But still is.
And this is a montage of her reaction to the coach's reaction to what she wrote.
I firmly believe that my reporting is solid.
My sources are solid.
My observations are solid.
So I stand firmly on the facts of the column.
It was unbelievable that this was happening.
I just was really not suspecting that there was going to be this sort of outrage.
I wonder why not.
How out of touch can you be?
There's a great illustration here of two things, the chickification of the news and drive-by-ism.
Great illustration of it.
But people are cheering this coach, and you ought to see the video.
He is leaving the podium.
He almost walks into the audience on the side in the press area where they're sitting in the usually press conference area.
He walks away from the podium and he is pointing his finger and he is jabbing and he is living.
He's defending a kid who can't speak for himself.
And that's honor.
And that is loyalty.
And it's integrity.
And he kicked this reporter's rear end.
A lot of people, you got to understand, a lot of people have that desire, this visceral reaction to things in the media.
And of course, the media destroys people all the time.
They try to.
I mean, it's one of the objectives just to take down the powerful.
That's what the coach was saying here.
Come after me.
This kid didn't have any power.
This kid didn't do anything.
This kid doesn't do anything wrong.
This kid's not a reprobate.
Didn't play well on Saturday.
Apparently, somebody, she reported that the kid said somebody told her that the kid was scared during the game and so forth.
And now he's heartbroken because that got out and he didn't play well, but he's a model citizen.
And he still gets assaulted and attacked like this.
He's saying, leave this kid alone.
Come after me.
This kid can't defend himself.
He's a college student.
So Mr. Gundy has developed, I'm sure, quite a strong and loyal following in defense of his player.
What was the question now?
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Now, I don't think people have never played football and understand the first thing about it, especially when you get to the college level and the prolo.
You can't possibly, from watching it on television or even in the stands, understand the intricacy, the brutality of the game.
You only see it when some kid's paralyzed from a hit, spinal cord injury.
And that's the reminder.
But I mean, those, you know, one of the most profound things is to watch a football game on the sideline and to see an offensive running play, the collision on the offensive line on a running play is the equivalent of being in a head-on crash at 10 or 15 miles an hour.
And it happens countless times during a game.
Now, I say running play because at pass play, the offensive linemen pull back and they're pass blocking.
But everybody's surging forward.
You have no idea what goes on in those pileups when there's a fumble.
And people don't understand the, I love meeting women who tell me they love football.
And by the way, I love women that love football.
Don't misunderstand us.
Tell me what a slot right 60 prevent hookuko is.
Well, I don't have no idea.
I'll explain it to you.
Do you know who the Mike linebacker is?
Can you tell me as you're watching who the Mike linebacker is?
To know.
I'm not surprised they haven't played the game.
There's no reason to know with the Mike Leinbecker what the play is slot right 60 prevent hook and go.
By the way, slot right 60 prevent hook and go, Stalworth from Brad Shaw, Super Bowl 14, Rose Bowl, 72 yards for a touchdown, game over.
Slot right 60 prevent, hook and go.
Now, anybody who knows football knows exactly what everybody's responsibility on the offense is with that play call.
But it's offensive and defensive play calling and the playbook is it really is far more complicated and difficult to learn, memorize a huge playbook and know what every play is with these coded ways that they're described.
So I don't think most people understand it.
Mr. Snerdley, you're absolutely right about it.
But that's okay.
It is what it is.
But you would think somebody in the drive-by journalism community would have a little bit of understanding here about the fact that she's going after this kid who's apparently a model citizen, just had a bad day on the field, writing that he was scared.
You know, that's apparently, coach, it wasn't true.
Ta-da-dut!
Ta-da-dut, ta-da-da-da-da.
That's the trumpet fanfare.
That means, folks, it's time for a global warming update.
The crazy world of Arthur Brown.
And a wicked witch of the east melting because of global warming.
All right, here's the news in the global warming stack from Bend, Oregon, a Bend, Oregon woman facing possible legal action for hanging her laundry out to dry.
Susan Taylor lives in the upscale Aubrey Butt.
It's got to be Butte, B-U-T-T-E.
In the upscale Aubrey Butte neighborhood says she's trying to do the right thing for the planet by stringing up her family's clothes rather than using the dryer.
But in doing so, she's violating rules meant to keep up appearances in her subdivision, which means she might become a martyr in the so-called right-to-dry movement.
The trouble began last spring after Susan Taylor, 55, decided to do her silly part.
I added silly, of course, it's not in this drive-by media report.
Her silly part to address global warming by stringing up her family's clothes between the pine trees behind their 2,400 square foot.
How the hell can you have something as tiny as a 2,400 square foot house in an upscale neighborhood?
Well, anyway, this is the right thing to do with what's going on with our climate, said the part-time nurse, standing behind her Toyota hybrid sedan.
But neighbors soon complained.
In June, she got a letter from the neighborhood's developer, Bend Brooks Resources Corp., saying she was violating Aubrey Butte's covenants, conditions, and restrictions.
The rules required that clotheslines as well as garbage cans and lawn cuttings be screened.
Well, what is a devoted environmentalist wacko trying to make a difference to do now?
Following the edicts from the Al Gore movie and from all the other silly advice places that she gets, hanging clothes out to dry to save electricity.
Just trying to do the right thing.
You got to applaud that, trying to make a difference.
Turns out there's a violation of covenants.
So she's finding out what it's like to deal with these homeowners associations.
It can be little communist countries self-contained.
They really can.
But you know that going in if you read the covenants.
Like, yeah, there were homeowners' associations out in Sacramento.
You could not have a car visible in the driveway or on the street.
How do you have people over?
How do you throw a party?
How do you do it?
I never got the answer to that.
Other than we don't.
Maybe you charter some buses and bring them in, have a central parking lot somewhere down at the commune grocery store.
Get this.
Fertilizing oceans from Times Online, fertilizing oceans with iron may combat climate change.
Scientists are considering a plan to combat climate change by dumping millions of tons of iron into the ocean to alter its chemical makeup.
They believe that the iron could act as a fertilizer, promoting the growth of tons of plankton that would soak up carbon dioxide from the surrounding seawater.
When the plankton died, their bodies would sink into the deepest waters and sediments where the carbon would be locked up indefinitely.
The theory known as ocean fertilization has long caused controversy among marine scientists, many of whom doubted that it could work.
This week, leading researchers will meet at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute in Massachusetts for a scientific conference to discuss the idea.
Dr. David Santio, senior scientist at the Greenpeace Research Laboratories at Exeter University, said iron fertilization is a foolish idea.
He says, no proof the plankton blooms result in carbon being locked into sediments.
Adding iron on such a scale would damage natural egos.
He says, folks, forget all that.
There's just one thing that you have to...
How many of you have flown over the Pacific Ocean?
Or flown over the Atlantic?
Or flown over the Caribbean?
Or the Gulf of Mexico?
How many of you have flown over one of the great lakes for Crying Young?
They've been for their fresh water, but I'm just giving you, do you think we've got enough iron to put in the ocean to make a piddling's worth of difference?
The next thing you know, these same people are going to say we need to flood the seas with fresh water to dilute the brine and the salt content so that that water could be drinkable.
I actually had somebody ask me, I live here on the beach and for we get a lot of great thunderstorms out there over the Atlantic.
They're gorgeous to watch.
And some of them have some great lightning shows.
And when they're most beautiful is when it's not raining.
You'd be out on the deck and you can watch those thunderstorms in the daytime and you can see all the rain out there.
And I actually had somebody ask me once, do you think that that rain today is reducing the salt content?
The ocean?
I looked at this personally.
I said, you cannot be serious.
You literally can't be serious.
Well, in this person's eye, the horizon was only so big, didn't look that big, that thunderstorm looked huge.
I said, have you ever heard of the saying, a drop in the ocean?
And so the same principle of putting iron in there, this is just, we got a bunch of paranoid idiots running around trying to solve a problem that we can't solve.
It may be warming, but who says it's even been bad?
One degree.
One degree in 100 years.
Yip, yip, yip, yip, yahoo.
And it may be good.
How do we know?
I told you about the, this is funny.
But I got to take a break.
I'm way long.
Let me finish this when we come back after this brief EIB obscene profit center timeout.
From the UK Times Online, a renewable energy source designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is contributing more to global warming than fossil fuels, according to a new study from scientists.
Measurements of emissions from the burning of biofuels derived from rape seed and maize have been found to produce more greenhouse gas emissions than they save.
Can we just use the word ethanol, please?
Rape seed and maize?
People in Rio Linda will have no clue what this story is about unless I'm here to translate this for them, which I happily do.
Here we go again.
We have caused a food panic in Mexico because of the tortillas.
Food panics in Italy and Germany because shortages of corn driving price, well, not shortage, but the demand driving prices up.
Only to make matters worse.
Doesn't matter, folks.
We are never to examine liberal results.
No, only their good intentions.
John in San Diego, nice to have you on the EIB network, sir.
Hello.
Slaughter RC.
Thanks for taking my call.
Hey, I just wanted to see if you would comment on this comment.
Is the very institution, liberal institution, that kicked out the ROTC invites a man that, if he could, if it wasn't for the United States military, would either kill or convert everybody in that area.
Exactly right.
That's why this whole notion of this being a free speech enterprise was total BS.
Look, you can handle this whole argument of free speech.
Okay, Mr. Bollin, you want to say it's free speech?
Nobody has the right to be heard.
Now, that's what you're essentially saying.
Yeah, he had a right to be heard.
No, he doesn't.
Freedom of speech gives you the right to speak, but nobody has to listen to a damn word anybody says if they don't want to.
Jackie in Champagne, Illinois.
Welcome to the program.
Hi, Rosh.
I love your show.
Thank you.
I listen to you after work every day.
Listen, I'm just calling.
I'm a coach's wife, and I have to tell you that that coach from Oklahoma is my new hero.
Brian, said to be able to say that at the campus where my husband's a coach, I get so tired of the media beating up on the coaches and the ADs and most especially the kids.
And this young lady who did what she did went too far, and she owes that young man an apology.
That ain't going to happen.
She's standing by her sources like the media did in the Duke rape case.
Well, you know what?
Even if what she said is true, doesn't common decency tell you not to go after some young kid in that manner?
Even if everything was true, which I don't think it is, doesn't common decency tell you not to do something like that to an individual?
Jackie.
I know.
I live in La La Land, but that's just the way I was brought up.
And my goodness.
That's the way most of us are brought up.
That's why we're so outraged by it.
It's just why so many of us love what the coach did.
We'd all love to be able to do that to the drive-bys.
I sure would.
I sure would love to do it.
Did you actually just ask me if you thought somebody in the media would exhibit decency?
Yeah, I know I'm expecting too much, but man, you know, I just don't want to give up on people, but my goodness, it's just a shame.
And what he said to her that someday he hopes she has a kid, blah, blah, blah.
Well, it will happen.
That will happen.
Not so fast.
Not so fast.
That's a generalization that we can no longer make about women.
It's been another stellar day here, folks.
Cleaned up most of the messes made by the drive-by media in the last 24 hours.
And do it again tomorrow on Hump Day.
Program never ends, folks.
We just take a 21-hour timeout this time each and every day.
But look forward to being back with you.
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