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Feb. 15, 2008 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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February 15, 2008, Friday, Hour #1
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Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24-7 podcast.
Bars are down.
I was way ahead of you.
Greetings to all of you watching on the Ditto Cam today at Rush Limbaugh.com and greetings to all the rest of you.
Welcome to the show, HR.
Snerdley, are you there?
Good.
All right, all right, all right, all right.
Anyway, greetings, my friends.
We're back.
Fastest week in media, El Rush Ball, the cutting edge, societal evolution.
Time for more broadcast excellence.
It is Friday.
Live from the Southern Command in sunny South Florida.
It's open line Friday.
Always an exciting day in the busy broadcast week here at the Excellence and Broadcasting Network.
As you know, Monday through Thursday, this is a program devoted exclusively to what I care about.
We don't talk about anything else.
But on Friday, I take one of the greatest career risks known to be taken by anybody in the major media.
And that is turning over the content portion of the program when we go to the phones to you.
Rank amateurs.
I, of course, a highly trained broadcast specialist.
You are lovable rank amateurs.
It's always a fun day.
So whatever you want to talk about, if you want to cry, whine, moan, laugh, uh, ask questions, make comments.
Uh you think something should have been discussed this week that hasn't been, go for it.
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Mrs. Clinton, as you probably heard, on the verge, ladies and gentlemen, of losing John Lewis uh as one of her superdelegates.
Jim Clyburn in South Carolina, also very upset uh with uh with Bill Clinton, and there appears to be an exodus of superdelegates previously pledged to Mrs. Clinton about to take place.
She has lost another superdelegate, uh, and that would be Soviet communist boss Vladimir Putin.
Did you hear about this?
You know, last week or last year sometime, uh uh Hillary was out there.
By the way, I've this is so hilarious.
This is coming up too.
Mrs. Clinton went to a GM factory, General Motors plant in Lordstown, Ohio yesterday, and started promising everybody how she's gonna ruin it.
How she's gonna rein it in, how she's gonna take their profits.
She says she hasn't driven a car since her days in Arkansas.
They put her in the driver's seat.
She didn't know anything was.
Uh it was uh it was hilarious.
Anyway, I guess last year, late last year, she said in response to a question of Vladimir Putin had no soul.
Yesterday, of course, Putin engaged in a Fidel Castro-type press conference, four hours and twenty minutes.
And when asked about this, he was asked about Hillary's remark, and the former KGB lieutenant colonel uh said, at a minimum, a head of state should have a head.
Talking about Hillary.
Yes.
You know it's gotta be bad when a former communist disses uh somebody like Hillary Clinton, who comes from the Sololinski school.
Uh bad news, another superdelegate on uh off the reservation for Mrs. Clinton.
And how many of you have been hearing about all these polls?
Uh Mrs. Clinton is wiping the floor with Obama in uh Texas and uh in Ohio.
Not true, uh ladies and gentlemen.
Here's the latest from the American Research Group, Incorporated.
The internals on this are devastating for Mrs. Clinton, too.
The uh Texas primary preferences uh from what is this the 50s?
This is out this morning.
Uh Obama at 48, Mrs. Clinton at 42, somebody else at three, undecided at seven.
Here are the internals.
Mrs. Clinton leads Obama among self-described Democrats 47 to 42, but Obama leads Clinton among self-described independents and Republicans 24 to 71.
Now you might recall, ladies and gentlemen, uh, and here we we discuss the uh influential power of this program, as you people know.
I'm a highly uh uh you know influential member of the big big media.
Uh and we've had a couple Calls from recent days, people said uh Republicans in Texas saying we need to pimp ourselves for one day in Texas during the Democrat primary.
Because we got our candidate, Senator McCain, and uh woman called yesterday and said, let's all cross over a bunch of Republicans crossed over because it's open down there and pimp ourselves and vote for Obama uh in the Texas primary, because it's just so many people.
Just just it's gonna be such whenever it happens, uh it's going to be such a an exciting day for so many people to see the Clinton dynasty uh just end.
Some people think we're in the middle of the last three weeks of the Clinton dynasty, that it will officially end after all these primaries coming up take place by uh early March.
So I I I remembered that when I see here Republicans favor Obama along with independence, 24 to 71 percent.
Obama leads among men in the Texas primary, 55 to 29, 47 percent of likely Democrat primary voters, by the way, uh, are men.
Clinton leads among women 54 to 42.
Clinton leads uh let's see, Obama among white voters 51 to 40.
Obama leads Clinton among African American voters 76 to 17, and Clinton leads Obama among Latino voters 44 to 42.
Now, here's where it gets interesting.
22% of likely Democrat primary voters, 22% of likely Democrat primary voters say they would never vote for Hillary Clinton in the Democrat primary.
20% of likely Democrat primary voters say that they would never vote for Obama.
30% of men say they would never vote for Clinton in the primary.
So while they're out there touting this uh some of these polls that show her way up in uh Texas and uh Ohio, she's fallen behind Obama on the Republican side, not that it matters.
Uh we had the Romney endorsement yesterday.
On Monday morning at 9 30, Bush 41 is going to endorse uh uh McCain.
What did I just say?
Yeah, Romney endorsed.
Did I say Romney endorsed talkaby?
Romney endorsed McCain yesterday, and on Monday, George H.W. Bush is going to.
Uh and that that's going to really put pressure on the huckster.
Uh, you know, why are you in this now, Huckster?
You know, why why are you staying in this?
And if I were Huckabee, I'd say, because I'm David Brooks candidate.
I was David Brooks candidate, New York Times five weeks ago.
I know he secretly likes me.
Bill Crystal and David Brooks, they're why I'm staying in the race.
Uh, people do keep sending him money.
You know where the Huckster is this weekend?
The Huckster is in the Cayman Islands.
And you know what there is about the Cayman Islands?
Offshore.
No, he's down there earning money.
He has to go down there and make speeches and so forth.
Uh as his campaign said, look, it's not like he's got his own pile of money.
This is what he has to do to pay the mortgage.
He just one of us, uh, one of you.
He just won't even average uh.
Oh, welcome to the uh studio, Mr. Creeley.
I didn't see you slither in there.
So in the Republican side in Texas, not that it matters, but it's it's closer than McCain would like, 42% to 36 for uh for Huckabee.
Now, ladies and gentlemen, I uh uh before we before we take a break here and get back to the uh content portion of the program, I I must say that I'm somewhat hurt.
You know, I have I have pretty good boundaries.
Uh I don't take a lot of things personally as we've been discussing this week.
People say caustic uh cruel, mean spirited things, and I just laugh it off.
When it comes to you, it's a different matter.
Because you people are my family.
We we have this familial bond, and it's been here for quite a while.
And as you know, occasionally I will go back to our archives uh and play a see I told you so soundbite from yesterday or last week, or maybe even last year, the most recent one.
This is this is the one that got me in trouble.
The one well, I'm not in trouble, but but people don't believe it.
October 18, 2006, when I predicted to people if you sit out this election, the November midterms, and if you if your sitting out results in Democrats winning both houses of Congress, then we're cooked, and I'll tell you why we're cooked, because you're sitting out because these guys aren't Republican enough, right?
Fine.
What we're gonna end up with is McCain as the nominee, the same kind of Republican that you don't like, and the reason you're not gonna vote in November.
People think I made that up.
That prediction was so spot on.
It was so profound that People think I just made it up.
Like the moon landing.
Well, they think that I sat in here and recreated it because, you know, as recording uh technology has become uh more perfected and gone digital, you really can't tell the difference.
You know, live or memories anymore is not even a question.
So what we have decided to do here at the uh EIB network is to uh add sound effects uh to our see I told you so sound bites, the the things that I said last week, last month, last year, and we've got two different ways that we're toying around with doing it.
One of them is to speed me up by 25%.
Uh that that was Greg Chapin's idea back in the cave there where these guys put these bites together after Cookie cracks the whip and tells them what to do.
Uh Mamon, the broadcast engineer, had a different idea, and he said, no, let's equalize these to make it sound like it's old and tinny, uh, coming out of a super heterodyne transistor receiver.
So we have samples of both.
Now, here is here is an original.
For example, this is from October 4th of last year.
White men matter most.
We always hear the conventional wisdom is we hear about the gender gap.
How Republicans can't get the female vote.
And I have pointed out for years that the dirty little secret of presidential politics is the white male vote.
All right, now you probably can't tell much difference in that in the way I sound right now.
And even if I were talking over that, you could still say I recorded it before the program started.
So we've um we've got two methods.
Here is what I said on October 4th, 2007, sped up by 25%.
White men matter most.
We always hear the conventional wisdom is we hear about the gender gap.
How Republicans can't get the female vote.
And I have pointed out for years that the dirty little secret of presidential politics is the white male vote.
All right, now actually HR's frowning, you don't like that.
What do you not like about it?
Just it's not supposed to sound good.
Uh it's supposed to sound different so people know that it's from the past.
Okay.
Okay.
Well, okay.
Then if you don't like that, you want this is this is the EQ adjusted uh to sound like old-time radio, same bite.
White men matter most.
We always hear the conventional wisdom is we hear about the gender gap.
How Republicans can't get the female vote.
And I have pointed out for years that the dirty little secret of presidential politics is the white male vote.
All right, now you gotta keep something in mind here.
You think you I can see you nodding in agreement.
You like that verse.
You're like, okay, because it's tinnier.
We took the low end out of that.
Uh for those of you in Rio Linda, we took the bass out.
Uh and just very tinny.
I I think we need to add maybe some static.
Just undertint of static to make it look like.
But here's the here's the thing now.
Um Creele, you'll back me up on this.
Many of our broadcast affiliates are AM stations, and I don't know that they're gonna, you know, you we can easily hear the EQ difference here in our state-of-the-art studio.
When you're driving around on your car or whatever at home on your and you're listening on your AM radio, I don't know that the frequency response, a single little noise ratio, the descratification factor, other words, is going to be um uh high-tech enough to be able to for people to hear that that's as tinny as we hear it.
So uh we're still working on this, but I don't I don't want anybody doubting that we're making up these things that I've said from the past.
I know that many of you listen all day every day, but not everybody does.
I know they know it's it's it's sort of like well, snurdly thing, how does that solve the problem?
They can still say you did it the day before or that morning and so forth.
That's a good point.
Um by the way, on the on the time capsule, uh we've come up with a way here uh to date it.
A notary public.
Just get a notable republic come in here, sign an affidavit.
This is when we put the stuff in the in the in the time capsule.
You know, get some food in here with expiration date.
We can't fake that.
Uh uh, but Snerdley's got a good point.
How does this I guess we're just gonna have to continue to rely on the uh on the maybe we could play it backwards and have people listen to the subliminal messages in it that way.
I don't know.
Go ahead, take us out your head.
Hi, welcome back.
L Rushbo on open line Friday, serving humanity simply by being here and showing up.
Latest opinion audit is in No Change, documented to be almost always right, 98.8% of the time, the latest opinion audit in from our uh opinion auditing firm in Sacramento, California, the Sullivan Group.
Uh for the last couple of days, uh, ladies and gentlemen, I have been trying to get to the bottom of how in the world Mrs. Clinton's gonna enforce her claim when asked about her her husband.
Well uh what about future scandals?
I can assure you, she said there won't be any.
And I have been desperately seeking answers.
How can she make this claim?
She's made she made it affirmatively, she made it decisively.
Uh, she said she couldn't predict the future, but she there will be no future scandals involving my husband.
Now, I I'm incapable of answering this question myself.
I've asked women in the audience to tell me if they were in similar shoes, circumstances, girdles as Mrs. Clinton.
How would you handle this?
How would I mean how could you leak make that kind of claim?
And we've only had two responses, and they said divorce.
But here's another one, and this this is not even related to the Clintons.
Uh this is uh this held over from yesterday.
It's a Valentine's Day story.
Repairing a relationship requires openness and candor from the person who cheated.
This is how you recover from an affair.
And I when I read this, I said, maybe we have an indication of what Mrs. Clinton plans on doing.
He has to admit, not that the cheater is always a guy here in this area.
You have to understand this.
In this the cheater's always male, always the husband.
Uh he has to admit he made a mistake, recognize the hurt of betrayal, and say, I want to be faithful.
This is in the author John Gray, who examines relationship problems in his latest book, Why Mars and Venus Collide.
The person who cheated needs to end the affair and take responsibility.
The adulterer must be willing to disclose all the details of his affair and agree to new degrees of openness, says Rick Reynolds, founder of the Affair Recovery Center in Austin, Texas.
Now the new rules might include sharing email and voice voicemail passwords so that you have you don't you don't have uh uh separate email accounts, uh being constantly accessible by phone and checking in regularly with his spouse.
Angela Gilbert requires her husband to take an annual lie detector test.
I don't trust him the way I did before.
She says I feel safe because of the measures we put in first uh place.
At first, Chris Gilbert resented a new rules, but he's gone along with it.
Uh deep down, you know, it's uh for the best.
Uh a yearly lie detector test would not work for the Clintons.
It would have to be daily, maybe hourly.
Aside from that, um it takes it takes eight, he says here takes about eighteen months for the hurt spouse to work through all the emotions that come with an affair, uh, said Reynolds, who worked with the Gilberts.
Uh he counsels the spouse of cheater to answer any questions his or her partner has, but he's also set a date when the questioning must end.
That's where it breaks down.
That's because the cheater hears about it the rest of his life.
And gotta eat it for the rest of his life.
There's no question about it.
Henry Nostralitis Waxman is now saying he wishes he regrets that the Roger Clemens Brian McNamy hearings were held.
After a dramatic nationally televised hearing that pitted Clemens against a personal trainer, Democrats against Republicans.
Henry Waxman said that the four-hour hearing unnecessarily embarrassed Clemens as well as the trainer who he thought was unfairly attacked by committee Republicans.
I think Clemens and McNamy both came out quite sullied.
I didn't think it was a hearing it needed to be held in order to get the facts out about the Mitchell report.
I am sorry we had the hearing.
I regret that we had the hearing, and The only reason we had the hearing was because Roger Clemens and his lawyers insisted on it.
Also in this story, it's it's it's now it's now gone beyond the conspiracy websites.
Now it's in the main mainstream media that Clemens is going to get pardoned by Bush because Bush and his family are Texans and Clemens is a Texan, and one day Clemens is out hunting white-tailed deer and got a phone call from Bush 41 saying hang in there and uh and be tough.
So this is um this has now become the uh conventional wisdom.
Back to Mrs. Clinton for uh a second.
Um I I it's time to create a new category here.
We've got these delegates, we've got superdelegates, we have um, you know, the undecided.
I I think there's a new category here that we need to discuss and and name uh given what's happening to Mrs. Clinton.
And I would say that Hillary is losing her undies.
Undies it may be an ugly thought, Mr. Snerdley, but it is happening.
Undies are the decided for Clinton who are undeciding.
The decided who are undeciding, Hillary is losing her undies.
For when Truman beat Dewey, I looked this up.
When Truman beat Dewey, it shocked the world of pollsters because it was supposed to be Dewey in a landslide.
There was one guy, and I can't remember this guy's name, he was an ad guy.
Um, but he he not only called the election for Truman, but he took bets from all comers, and the way he did it, he tracked the undecided and saw how they were deciding.
Now everybody does that.
All pollsters look for trans, the undecideds.
But there's a new indicator that we need to keep a sharp eye on now with Mrs. Clinton, and that is her undies.
Not the undecided, but it's the deciders who are undeciding for Mrs. Clinton.
The undies.
No need to think about it, ladies and gentlemen.
We do that for you here.
The I just love tweaking them.
I just love tweaking the drive-by media.
It's open line Friday.
You're gonna get your phone calls here in just a second.
Well, I'm gonna stick to this business with Clinton losing her undies.
Um it's you know, by the way, it was George Gallup.
It was George Gallup who in the uh Truman Dewey race uh uh predicted uh Truman uh focusing on the undecided.
Now all pollsters focus on the undecided.
And it really makes all of us mad.
Because the debate the theory is you got 80% Republican gonna vote their guy or their girl and the same number on the Democrat side, and any uh given election, you're gonna have 10, 15, 20 percent undecided.
And so the uh the drive-by's and we say, you know, candidates need to focus on the undecided, which really makes us mad.
Focus on us, swell our numbers, and wipe out both the Democrats and the undecided, because who are the undecided?
A bunch of moderates who don't have the guts to make up their mind about anything until a majority opinion is followed a coup uh formed a couple days before the election.
I've never I I don't like indecisive people on anything.
Do you?
People that can't make a decision about something.
Yeah, let me get back to you on that.
Uh well, uh, and then they forget to get back to you, and they put you in a bind because you've told whoever.
And yet the undecided think that they're smarter than everybody else in the room, that they're they're not closed-minded uh and ideological.
They are open-minded and they're stubbing the easy and again, it's all a bunch of fallerall and flummery.
But anyway, George Gallup created a phenomenon of the independence.
I have created the new indicator here, the undie.
So this is this is I I don't know that we've had so many people decided for a candidate who then undecide.
And it is a big factor in Mrs. Clinton's race.
So the women over 50 who had decided for Mrs. Clinton are undeciding.
The undereducated who had decided for Mrs. Clinton are undeciding.
Uh, and and now the plum undie.
I mean, there is a king undie here, prominent member of the black caucus, prominent civil rights leader, John Lewis of Georgia.
Now, according to the New York Times and the AP, this undie, uh, John Lewis decided for Clinton, now is undeciding to Obama.
However, he's denying his quotes.
He hasn't made up his leaning and but he's going back and forth.
He's not really an undie yet.
He's a leaning undie.
Uh something Mrs. Clinton is also familiar with.
Now his uh he people, Lewis's people are now denying the story.
Uh for for those of you in Rio Linda, that is the uh you know when I go, mmm.
Hmm, that's the sound of suspicion about this.
Uh I would love to be tapped into the Brett girl's phone, all the calls from the Clintons.
I hope the Brett Girl's taping these.
All right, because you know he's being bombarded.
Uh for all of these things.
And again, can you imagine the call Bill Clinton gave John Lewis when John Lewis was toying with being an undie, you know, one of Mrs. Clinton's undies.
That call would be interesting too.
So what we're facing, and I've predicted this long time ago, if these if Mrs. Clinton's undies continue to separate from her in greater numbers, uh then the Clintons are going to become even more and more desperate at the and and the Reverend Jackson, Reverend Sharpton are out there, and they're saying you don't mess around with the Florida and Michigan delegations, and you don't mess around with these superdelegates.
And in fact, the Justice Brothers, an occasional uh intermittent sponsor here on the EIB network, just sent us their latest commercial.
So the Justice Brothers are offering uh offering protest insurance to the Democrats.
But all bets are off.
After what?
Texas and Wisconsin.
Equal time, ladies and gentlemen.
Uh this is, you know, we the Clintons are lashing out at M SNBC DNC TV.
We uh we want to make sure that everybody in Democrat side stays uh well not happy with us, but uh equal times equal time.
So got the equal time thing out of the way.
And just to remind you, ladies and gentlemen, I am Rushly Ball, and I am for the right now.
The future's gonna happen, it's gonna take care of itself.
The past we can't do anything about.
Somebody's got to stand for right now.
It is I, it is me.
Nobody's against the future, and even if you were, you lose.
It's gonna happen and nobody knows what it is.
What is is, and that's right now, and I am for right now.
And more people ought to be living in right now than telling them stories about the future and hope in the first place.
That's why I'm happy to be in the center of things as being for right now.
Back to the phone.
So we're gonna start with the phone since it's open line Friday.
We'll start in Detroit.
This is Keith, and welcome to the program, sir.
Nice to have you with us.
Rush, it is such an honor to talk to you.
I have been listening to you since I was a student at the Liberal Bastion of Learning, Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan, back since 1991, and I am so honored to talk to you.
Thank you very much, sir.
It's great to have you here with us.
Thank you.
I just wanted to tell you, I was listening to you at the top of the hour when you were uh playing back the true formats for when you were uh quoting some older material.
Yeah, but see, I told you so stuff.
Yes.
I gotta tell you that uh the second one where you used the equalizer and you took out the base is is great.
I'm listening to you on WJR AM radio here in Detroit, and it sounded perfect.
Terrific.
So the super heterodine wine of AM radio you you still were able to hear the loss of Bay CQ.
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
That's good.
I think we're gonna go with that one.
I'm still it is WJR is a huge affiliate, and they are it they are using the latest uh digital techniques, uh an AM radio.
If you could notice it on JR, that's that's great.
Uh a lot of complaints about the first version, the speeded up version.
Nobody likes that.
Uh even F. Lee Levin, who's got the flu and is in bed, rose from his bed to go to his iPhone to tell me it stunk.
So I appreciate that.
Uh Keith, uh thank thanks very much.
Rebecca, Kansas City, Missouri.
You're next in open line Friday.
Hello.
Hi, ditto Rush.
Thank you.
Hey, um, I'd like to introduce a new slogan uh based on uh my agreement with that last caller yesterday, and you mentioned how uh that the Republicans in Texans should uh pick up a Democrat ballot and vote for Obama.
Well, my That's not uh let's be let's be uh accurate about what she said.
Republicans in Texas uh need to pimp themselves for one day, just one day and go vote for Obama in the Democrat primary.
Right.
Well you had you had mentioned your slogan, keep her in it so we can win it.
Right.
Well, I I disagree.
I know I my slogan is take her out and end all doubt.
I love that.
Well, and that's based that's based on on my uh b you know agreement, you know, that that she's a criminal, you know, with all the stuff that the media won't pin her on, you know uh her the legal contributions, FBI files, bunch of kneecappers.
Yeah, stealing furniture from the White House when they moved out, you know, this getting this lady back in from Kansas City who was seen taking out uh the files from Ben Foster's office and all that stuff.
Maggie Williams.
So you did the slogan is take out Hillary now and remove all doubt.
No, take her out and end all doubt.
Take her out and remove all doubt.
And end all doubt.
End all it.
Take her out and end.
Michelle, I'm talking to Michelle back in the website.
We're gonna come up with a new graphic for this because this is a good one.
Competing uh campaign slogans for Mrs. Clinton.
Take her out, end all doubt.
Is that it?
Yes.
Let me ask you go.
You have something else to say, go ahead.
Yes.
Yeah, I want to make the observation that uh your words and your actions are inconsistent concerning Valentine's Day.
You referred to Valentine's Day as a fake holiday or something like that and said that you don't yield to the pressure to give gifts, and yet you gave away a sleep number bed yesterday and one on Wednesday.
So I'm I'm purely inadvertent.
Uh didn't do that because it was Valentine's Day yesterday.
See, if I wanted to, I could say yes, you're right.
I'm such a sweet guy.
I knew it was Valentine's Day and I gave away some things, even though I personally do not fall into line on these conventional wisdom holidays.
Speaking of this, Rebecca, I was gonna do this before you said what you just said.
Have you ever had anything from Alan Brothers?
You've heard me advertise it, the best steak in America.
Have you ever ever had anything from there?
No.
Why not?
Um never got around to it.
Well, you know, kind of pricey, it's kind of pricey.
Well, yeah, so is advertising on this program.
That's because it's worth it.
Well, I know.
We have eight children, so we have to kind of you know be careful.
That's even better.
That's it, because I tell you what I'm gonna do.
This is this is this this this happened to me about about two weeks ago, and this was somewhat embarrassing.
Now stick with me on this, uh, Rebecca.
Don't go anywhere.
About two weeks ago, I got an email from my good friend David Rosso down at Palm Beach, who was just a reluctant of the town council down there.
He said, We just had the Allen Brothers Shepherd's pie.
It was fabulous.
And I'm looking at the email and I said, what is Alan Brothers Shepherd's pie?
He had it before I did, and I didn't even know about it.
So I got on the phone to Allen Brothers.
So what is this?
They've got some new heat and serve things.
I've finally tasted it.
It is delicious.
It and they've got the uh Shepherd's Pie, Wagyu meatloaf.
I've had all these things now.
Uh and uh and wag you corn beef hash.
And you you uh uh you crack a little egg on that uh when you put it in a skill.
All three of these things are delicious, and they come already prepared.
You just heat them up.
You don't wave 'em.
You don't wave them, folks.
You put them in the oven.
375, 45 minutes, and they are just delicious.
I'll tell you what I'm gonna do, Rebecca.
I'm gonna send you a selection of these things, because with eight kids, are they all still living at home?
Yes.
Well, there's well, one of them's away at college, but he still technically lives at home.
He'll show up for this.
I guarantee you he will show up for this.
I'm gonna sit down.
I need you to I need you to hold on after we ho hang up so that uh Snerdley can get all the information.
All right.
Well, thank you very much.
I'm gonna send you an as I'm gonna send you an assortment of the shepherd's pie, wag you meatloaf, and and I'm also gonna send you some steaks since you haven't tasted them.
Because you've got to taste them.
Oh, well thank you.
And I'll we'll we'll send enough here for your uh your family to uh to be able to taste a lot of this stuff for a long time.
You're very sweet, you're very creative, it's very clever.
Take her out, end all doubt.
Well, ha well, thank you.
And ha have a belated uh val happy Valentine's Day.
Thank you.
Because I'm a believer in Valentine's Day.
Well, see, see What faith and belief has given you.
Thank you so much.
All right, thanks, Rebecca.
She's now don't hang up, Rebecca.
Otherwise, you know, your next person you talk to will be Snerdley.
Okay, great talking to you.
You bet.
I'm not, folks, I am not kidding.
These these these new things from Allen Brothers.
Uh, Shepard's Pie, it's just delicious.
It's a it's well, you know what it is.
It's I don't even want to describe it.
The flavor is just out of this world.
Um you can get it all at abstakes.com.
And it got rush packs up there.
Just it's a get a catalog.
It's beautiful.
Mouthwatering catalog pictures and so forth.
Everything you get from Allen Brothers is stuff you cannot get at a grocery store anywhere else, including these new heat and serve uh what do you call it?
Comfort foods.
We all need comfort food, and these three items are just great additions.
We'll be back.
Take a brief time out.
Stay with us, don't go away.
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Rush Limbaugh saying more in ten seconds than most hosts say in their entire careers.
A lot of people uh uh have a question.
I didn't we went to the polling data at the beginning of the program about how Obama is picking up supporters and Hillary is losing supporters.
Some of the supporters Hillary's losing.
Um, Obama is tracking with the more intelligent Democrat voters uh by saying nothing.
He's saying nothing better than anybody said nothing in a long time.
Have you noticed by the way how many other pundits and commentators have picked up on that theme, articulated by me, changing the words to make it their own.
See if I were a sensitive person I could say they're stealing from me.
I am proud, not hurt.
The smart people are sticking with Obama despite the fact he's saying nothing.
The dumb Democrats see through it and are sticking with Hillary.
How is this explained?
Is the question I'm getting.
How come the smart Democrats are buying nothing?
And the stupid Democrats see through nothing and are sticking with Mrs. Clinton.
Well, what would you say?
So I think the premise of the question is flawed.
I don't think the dumb Democrats see through anything.
I just think they have an attachment to Mrs. Clinton that's uh uh, you know, they're they're gonna get stuff from her.
I mean, she's did that TV commercial, Santa Claus, passing out government programs to little kiddies under the tree.
So I think it's uh it really is nothing more than that.
Mrs. Clinton visits a GM plant.
This now, this is an AP headline.
This is hilarious.
It's in Lordstown, Ohio.
Clinton visits GM plant, outlines plan to crack down on corporations.
We're gonna take on the oil companies, we're gonna harness their record profits to create millions of clean energy jobs.
We're gonna take on the credit card companies so that you and your families aren't drowning in debt.
Here in Ohio, payday lenders are actually taking social security checks from our elderly.
That's outrageous.
We're gonna take on the insurance companies and tell them they can no longer discriminate against the sickest people.
I'm gonna go after the drug companies and the insurance companies.
We're gonna take on Wall Street.
You're gonna finally pay your fair share in taxes, Wall Street, and we're gonna take on a student load companies, and we're gonna take on B. This is what she said at a General Motors plant.
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