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April 1, 2008 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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April 1, 2008, Tuesday, Hour #2
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I heard this, and I can't I I haven't had time to check this or to uh or to confirm it, so but uh it it uh my memory is it was a reputable source where I saw this, and it might have been over the week.
You know this house uh that the Reverend Jeremiah Wright's church bought for him for 1.6 million dollars in a gated community, uh a little over 10,000 square feet, plus a 10 million dollar line of credit.
Somebody said that that house is in a white neighborhood, uh gated community.
Oh, I hope that is true.
I hope that it'd be even better if it's on a Gold Coast.
Have you seen uh Minister Farrakhan's uh mansion in Chicago?
I mean, this thing would blow you away.
That's a lot of bean pies I had to sell a build Farrakhan's mansion.
And that's you know, it's I just I just love the hypocrisy on that side of the aisle.
I just I just do.
I would now review these numbers, by the way, uh that I heard Tony blankly mention.
This that this is one of the reasons why the Clintons are pressing on.
Now that they're pressing on for psychological reasons, they're pressing on for entitlement reasons and just because they're Clintons, but there are also some political uh facts here that could that are contributing to this.
Right now, and so some people on the Democrat side are proposing all kinds of ways to solve this uh this Contraton, and that is well, let's look at the states uh with uh candidate who has won the most electoral votes.
That would be Hillary.
Well, let's look at a popular vote.
That right now would be Obama.
And then of course the superdelegates, then the credentials committee at the convention.
There's any number of ways people are trying to figure it out.
Fast Eddie Rendell, the governor of Pennsylvania has said that whoever wins Pennsylvania wins the nomination.
Uh not as far as Obama, I mean the candidates aren't going to say that.
After Pennsylvania, one of them's not going to drop out.
But that's what Fast Eddie is doing.
He's a Clinton supporter.
But here are the numbers.
Let's look at the popular vote side.
Since some people are suggesting that could be an arbiter here.
Right now, I think, according to if I heard Tony Blankly correctly, she's behind the 700,000 popular votes somewhere in that range.
And of the 700,000 give or take, popular votes that she's behind, more than 600,000 of the popular votes that she's behind are from Illinois, which is Obama's state.
Uh the number is 639,109 popular votes that Obama got over Hillary in Illinois.
Now, of those 600,000 that Obama is ahead of Hillary in Illinois.
More than 400,000 of the 600,000 are from one county.
Cook County.
Chicago.
You remember the what was the um the beer?
The the the the slogan, the beer that made Milwaukee famous.
Uh was it Papst Blue Ribbon?
The beard?
Schlitz.
Okay, Schlitz.
Yeah.
Uh Schlitz Papst Blue Ribbon.
Sh it was Pap it was Papsy, the Paps Blue Ribbon.
Yep.
It's Schlitz.
Okay, Schlitz and made Milwaukee famous.
Well, Cook County is the county that made election rigging famous.
And I'm telling you, 400,000 of the 700,000 popular votes that Obama's ahead by came from Cook County.
Now the Clintons can't point this out.
They dare not point this out, because it's a Democrat power base, but they know it.
They know what's going on.
This is one of the reasons why they are staying in.
You throw Illinois out of this and the popular vote, they're only separated here by um a hundred thousand.
If you throw Illinois out of this.
Eh, eh, eh, eh, eh.
Operation Chaos.
God bless.
Back to the audio sound bites.
Let's go back to me on this program yesterday about Senator McCain and the Republican Party.
Let's pretend the election is today, and the McCain wins it, and he wins it with a sizable margin.
And he does so by attracting Democrats, liberals, and independents to his otherwise Republican coalition.
Do you know what's going to happen then, folks?
I'm not trying to depress you, I'm trying to prepare you.
You know what's going to happen then.
We are going to have a revival of the whole notion that Rockefeller Republicans, that country club blue blood Republicans are the way to go and the way to get victories.
That conservatism, the conservatism of Reagan is dead.
I said that on this program yesterday.
Keep that in mind as we listen to the next soundbite.
Last night, Hannity and Combs, Fox News Channel, uh Bob Beckle and Sean Hannity have this exchange.
Your conservative cycles, you're in Hughes, are over, man.
That's the eighties and nineties.
This country is now five percent center left.
It was fifteen percent center right.
It is not there anymore, and you guys, frankly, you're dealing with a lot of dinosaurs.
All right, there's Bob Beckle confirming exactly what I said in terms of what this country's gonna look like in his mind looks like now.
The point of this, the reason that I wanted you to hear the soundbite.
Bob Beckle is a Democrat.
He ran the campaign of Walter F. Mondo.
Uh Beckel might have had something to do with the notion of superdelegates.
I uh uh somebody told me that too, and I'm not sure if I heard that correctly, but regardless, big big Democrat.
And he's out there saying, hey, look, pal, it's a it's a 5% center left country.
It was 15% center right, it's not there anymore.
You guys, frankly, dealing with a lot of dinosaurs.
Your conservative cycle, it's over, man.
That's 80s and 90s.
The problem is that this is the exact point of view of many conservative media types who are attempting to make that prediction by Beckle or that statement a reality.
Uh by trying to simply it's it's bad enough.
I mean, it's it's serious enough when the when the well, it's it's actually par for the course when the left tries to write off conservatism and and portray it uh inaccurately as a minority movement and losing ground and so forth.
When people on our own side pick this up, uh and and and and then start championing it, which is what has happened, then you got a problem.
And I was and and Beckel is you know, he wasn't even talking about the election of McCain, but I'm telling you that uh if if McCain wins this according to the conventional wisdom of today by getting a lot of Democrats and independents, uh that's exactly what people on our side are gonna say.
They're gonna say there is no conservatism anymore.
And it never was Reagan wasn't even a conservative.
It's a you conservatives, I mean, you never have been as powerful as you think.
Uh you're you're you're you're you're just you're whistling Dixie, you're you're longing for an icon from the 80s.
There's only one of those guys, and he wasn't even that conservative to get over it.
Uh we're now a centerist party.
Meaning moderates, independents, and so forth, which the reason the uh so-called conservatives on our side like that notion is because they're big government guys.
They're big governments, they're part of the Washington establishment, Washington is government, and the bigger the better, and the more positions you can get, and more the more influence uh you have over Washington policy, the bigger you think you are.
And of course, conservatives want to eliminate as much of government as possible.
It's not the focus of our endeavors, infiltrating it and growing it and using it as our base.
We believe in individuals and the free market and liberty and freedom are the keys to American greatness, continued prosperity, not government.
All these centrists, be they leftists, uh Democrats, or Republicans, uh, by comparison are actually liberals, and they want to get their hands on government uh to use it to empower themselves in a whole bunch of different ways, and this is what we face with a McCain victory.
I also came across from the Center for uh Immigration Studies last night something fascinating.
You know, the immigration issue, the illegal immigration issue, the uh the open borders people on our side, the open borders people of the conservative, so-called conservative media, have been saying immigration's not gonna be an issue.
I mean, it's it's irrelevant.
It that it doesn't you guys that are, you know, oh well, big on illegal immigration, you're you're you're really you're gonna ruin the party here because we gotta have open borders, you gotta have these people in where immigration has made the country great.
It's not that it's not gonna be a political issue, not gonna be a big issue at all, they say.
And they cite McCain.
Look, McCain won the Republican nomination.
He's huge open borders guy.
I mean, he he had the McCain Kennedy bill to open the borders and let the uh illegals keep coming in and to uh basically grant them amnesty.
So how can you guys, meaning me and others like me, how can you guys say illegal immigration is a big issue when McCain got the Republican nomination.
I may have the answer.
A new poll using neutral language finds that primary and caucus voters have little knowledge of candidates' immigration positions.
The results also show that voters often don't share their candidates' position.
Among the findings, this is fascinating.
Only 34% of McCain voters correctly identified their candidate as favoring eventual citizenship for illegal immigrants who meet certain requirements.
Only 34% of McCain voters correctly identified his position.
Forty-two percent of Clinton voters correctly identified her position, 52% of Obama's voters know what his immigrants, and by the way, the position from all these three candidates is identical.
You know, open borders, amnesty to let them in, let them register to vote, let them get into color.
These three candidates have the same view, but only 34% of McCain voters know what his view is.
And get this.
Of McCain voters, 35% mistakenly thought he favored enforcement that would cause illegals to return home.
Another 10% thought McCain wanted mass deportations, and 21% didn't know his position.
So if you add up these numbers, 66% of McCain voters are totally clueless about his position and his role in the issue of illegal immigration.
Voters often held different positions from the candidate they supported.
Only 31% of McCain voters had the same immigration position he does.
Whoever wins the presidency, it says here, will face significant opposition to giving eventual citizenship to illegal immigrants.
Just 25% of Republicans and 50% of Democrat primary voters said they would support Amnesty, eventual citizenship.
Just 25% of Republican voters said they would support it.
66% of McCain's voters don't have any idea what his position is.
You can add the numbers up and you can put this together, and it's a disaster waiting to happen.
In my house, American girls are part of the Rick James Harem.
And we're back, and we have uh investors business daily, and this is from yesterday's edition.
And it is true that the Reverend Jeremiah White's home is in Tinley Park, an affluent Chicago suburb.
The area has seen a boom in growth from uh mostly non-Hispanic whites who buy upscale homes in new subdivisions like the one Wright lives in or is gonna move into.
Uh and it it this this is a it's on a golf course.
Reverend Wright's new house is in a gated community on a golf course, and it is a basically non-Hispanic white neighborhood.
Now, this is all fine.
This is all well and good.
This is the American dream.
This is the American dream by your house, move up, do what the problem for Reverend Wright is that he's condemned all this for the rest of America.
He's condemned all of this.
He has told his flock at the church.
Do not do not get in bed with rich white people.
Do not get involved in middle classness.
And Michelle Obama has even given that speech to some poor women in Ohio.
He uh he has condemned the American dream in sermon after Sermon after sermon.
He says the American dream is part of a white conspiracy to get blacks hooked on middle class materialism and separate them from the inner city and their African roots.
This is all part of the black liberation theology, false Christian doctrine promulgated by Marxist-leaning black writers in the 1960s that espouses economic parody and other collectivists claptrap.
And yet here he is.
Typical liberal.
Typical liberal, telling his flock, stay poor.
Stay related to your ancestors in Africa.
Don't consort with rich white people.
While he moves into a neighborhood with nothing but rich white people.
And a golf course to boot.
Think Reverend Wright plays golf.
If he does, I would love to get video of that.
How much more white can you be than to go out there and play golf?
What did you say?
What I'm giving up, I'm giving what am I doing here?
Oh.
Reverend Wright.
Where is he supposed to live?
What tell you what he's supposed to he's supposed to stay in the hood?
He's supposed to stay in the ghetto.
That's what all the successful rappers are told.
Those rappers are told you're selling out if you move out of the neighborhood, man.
Once you strike them, you're supposed to stay there.
Oh what somebody like Reverend Wright, I'm sure doesn't want to deal with the crime problems, the security problems of the hood.
And so he's got a he's got a gate now for that to uh keep his flock out of his house.
Reverend Wright.
You want to hear Hillary Clinton's April Fool's joke today.
Uh this was in Philadelphia this morning.
It's audio sound by number 25, Mr. Broadcast Engineer.
Uh and Hillary Clinton's April Fool's joke.
Today, I am challenging Senator Obama to a bowl off.
A bowling night.
Right here in Pennsylvania.
Winner take all.
I'll even spot him.
Two frames.
It's time for his campaign to get out of the gutter.
And allow all of the pins to be counted.
And I'm prepared to play this game all the way to the tenth frame.
And when this game is over, the American people will know when that phone rings at 3 a.m., they'll have a president who's ready to bowl on day one.
So let's strike a deal.
And go bowling for delegates.
We don't have a moment to spare.
Because it's already April Fool's Day.
So happy April Fool's Day, everybody.
Mrs. Clinton's joke, a bowl-off.
The only thing wrong with this is if they're actually going to do this, you don't do this in Pennsylvania.
I'm nothing against Pennsylvania, but the tomb of the unknown bowler is in Raytown, Missouri.
It is right outside Kansas City.
And if they're going to do this, that's I mean, that's that's Raytown, Missouri, the capital of this kind of stuff.
That's where they got to have the bowl off.
A neutral state right in the middle of the country.
It does border Illinois, but I think Hillary could uh uh somehow allow that to happen since Illinois has already voted.
Louisville, Kentucky, JT, welcome to the EIB network, sir.
Hello.
Yes, sir.
I'm uh I heard the call of the call yesterday, I believe it was a talk brought up the antique law uh about not being able to switch after December and still be able to vote.
But I registered in 2001 as an independent, sir, and I'm waiting for orders from you.
So you're not uh you're not encumbered in Kentucky by that law that said you have to be registered to vote by December 31st because you're an independent.
Yes, sir.
I'm I'm fairly young.
I just turned 31, and it just seemed fair to me.
They come election times, I should be able to have a voice in both sides.
So I registered independent.
And uh I know it's a little early.
I think we we uh now let me let me ask you a question here, uh, because I haven't looked in Kentucky's not until May 20th, right?
Yes, sir, that's correct.
All right, so that's that's a little let's wait on down to Pike here.
This is about six or seven weeks away, and I have a look Can independents vote in Democrat and Republican primaries?
From what I understand, I have been told from everyone I've asked that I can because I want to be a part of what's going on.
Well, and you want to be part of Operation Chaos?
Absolutely.
See, another volunteer.
Nobody gets drafted into Operation Chaos.
We have another volunteer here, ladies and gentlemen.
Uh this is this easy, JT.
You you you simply as a as a registered independent.
Uh by May 20th, I'm telling you it'll still be necessary to vote Mrs. Clinton in the Kentucky primary.
And we are back as usual, utilizing half my brain, the other half tied behind my back to make it fair, and talent on loan from God.
Senator McCain was on Good Morning America today with Diane Sawyer.
And she said, uh, on the big things.
Is America in for four more years with the McCain presidency of a Bush presidency?
Is that a fair question to ask you, Senator?
Oops.
Do we not have audio sound like different policies that I have uh with the president?
Climate change is one of the the major issues that differences for nearly four years.
I fought hard against the failed strategy in Iraq and called for the new strategy that's succeeding.
There's a number of issues, but the point is I'm I'm not running on the Bush presidency.
I'm running on my own service to the country, my own record in the House representatives in the United States Senate and my vision for the future.
Okay.
So uh McCain's not running on the Bush presidency.
He's running on global warming.
Uh is that you is running, he's running as he's giving it to give us what a Gore presidency would be other than a war in Iraq.
Uh very different policies that I have with the president.
Climate change, one of the major issues that uh difference is nearly four years I fought hard against the failed strategy in Iraq.
I'm holding my fire.
It's I know, I know Harry Reid says a sad.
Don't give me start.
Snerdley, if I get started here, I know Jack Jack Murphy uses the same word.
No, Jack Murphy uses the same words, Harry Reid, the failed strategy.
Harry Reid uses the same strategy.
Nancy Pelosi uses the same words, the same.
Um so then Diane Sawyer's next question.
Uh well, today, well, here, we have a whole exchange.
Today you're going back to Episcopal High School in Alexander, Virginia, part of your biographical tour.
We got the yearbook.
It says here that your nickname was punk.
Anything you want to say about that?
Listen, uh, I loved this school.
I I was a kid who was rebellious, and w we all know that.
Some of my happiest times were here, but I certainly was not exactly the model student.
No, uh, but we all don't know that.
I mean, it w what does it mean?
Everybody knows that he was rebellious.
We all know that.
Hell, 66% of his own voters don't even know what his immigration position is.
Time for the grooveyard of forgotten favorites.
Senator McCain being rebellious.
A couple of things.
I just checked the email, ladies and gentlemen, and I got a note from it says independents cannot vote in the primary in uh Kentucky.
So uh little controversy that a caller as independent thought he could.
Also, I got a f I got a funny email here, really mad at me.
Rush, we're having so much fun.
This was such a fun show, and then you go and ruin it by playing those two McCain sound bites.
Every time you're on a roll and having a good time, and you play a McCain soundbite, it just ruins it.
You just destroyed the mood that you would say.
Come on, folks, you gotta like we gotta cover both sides here.
Uh you need to know what's going on.
We can capture...
Well...
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
Ha ha ha ha ha!
Now Snerdley's going nuts.
What do you mean both sides?
He said there's only one side, and he's on their side.
I have to admit, Snerdley has a point.
You just you have to, the only way to get through this right now is to laugh.
Highgate, Vermont, this is Claude.
Claude, nice to have you with us.
Rush.
Pleasure to be speaking with you.
Thank you, sir.
When I uh heard Pat Lahey, our illustrious senator get into the fray the other day, it reminded me of something that happened during one of his elections a few years ago when a man named Fred Tuttle.
Uh the man with a plan, you may have heard of him.
Uh yeah, everybody's heard of Fred Tuttle, a man with a plan, sure.
Well, what actually happened in that uh situation was the uh Republicans had a primary and the Democrats had no primary in.
We had a legitimate businessman who would have given Senator Leahy a decent run for his money, and Fred Tuttle, who was kind of a joke candidate, and all the Democrats thought they were so quaint and cute, and they went over to the Republican in the Republican primary and they voted for Fred Tuttle and eliminated the true candidate.
And as soon as Mr. Tuttle won, he endorsed Mr. Leahy and the rest of history.
And so there's a double standard.
If they anybody's giving you grief for what uh Operation Chaos is doing, because in Vermont, they just thought it was so funny that they would co-opt the Republican primary and put this Fred Tuttle, who's I think his main uh platform was sending all pollution into outer space.
And he became the Republican nominee.
Run against Senator Leahy.
Senator Leahy never never had a problem with that uh co-opting of the.
I remember that because Fred Tuttle, the man with the plan, was the forerunner of today's Democrats.
Yes, put all the pollution in a spaceship and launch it in the after space.
Yeah.
Well, but I get you look, I get your point.
This is the this is the thing.
The Democrats the Democrats chose our nominee for crying out loud this year.
You know, Democrat Democrats and independents crossing over and voting Republican because they wanted McCain.
They thought McCain would be the easiest of all these people to beat for a whole host of reasons.
Uh the uh look, I'm not worried about this.
I'm I'm I never have been worried about any of the critics suggesting that what I'm doing is uh an American, it's uh challenging the uh the uh dignity of the uh American electoral system.
It's all bunk.
You know, this is uh the the Democrats just they they cannot stand getting a taste of their own medicine.
And as I just to remind you people, one of the reasons for Operation Chaos was purely strategic, uh, in addition to the results that we had hoped for, and that it is doubtless now we have uh achieved.
One of the reasons were because our party will simply not do this.
Our party is not going to engage the Democrats.
Our party is not gonna contrast themselves with the Democrats, and they're certainly not going to uh point out any of the ideological problems and weaknesses, the threat posed to the country by liberalism and the Democrat Party.
Somebody got to do it.
Um I'm not doing it for the Republican Party, by the way.
I'm doing it because they're not, but I'm doing it for you.
I'm doing it for the country.
You know, I'm an American first, I'm a conservative second, and a Republican third.
And we're back, Rush Limbaugh, the cutting edge of societal evolution, having more fun than a human being, should be allowed to have.
Yesterday in Pennsylvania, Barack Obama held a press conference, and he gets a little testy here with a reporter.
This is happening more and more frequently to uh uh the Messiah.
Uh this exchange is with ABC's David Wright.
John McCain said perhaps a hundred years.
I mean, I'm just quoting back what he said.
Uh and uh unless you tell me that that's a misquote.
I just wonder if it's if it you've you've been critical of Senator Clinton for distorting for taking the political and sort of pushing it too far, and I just wonder are are you guilty of the same thing in this?
Well, and what I'm asking is am I misquoting John McCain in any way?
We'll have to go back to his quote, I guess, but I think that he talks about it in the spirit of of Germany and Japan, of uh that's and we've been in and we've been in South Korea for fifty years, and he's used that as an example, has George Bush has.
And that is decades.
Now, you know what this is all about.
McCain McCain joking he does this.
McCain could be a smart aleck.
And he's out there and he said uh a hundred years if it takes it.
And of course, he never meant combat, never meant at war for a hundred years, and he didn't mean occupation.
He pointed, look, we're still in Germany, we got bases there.
We're still in uh in South Korea, we got bases there.
Um we got base or had a base in Saudi Arabia.
Where and and and so this is this is classic.
Uh this is this is Obama.
I'm surprised he got called on this by the drive-by Media.
Normally drive by media would pick this up and run back to McCain with it.
And say Obama says this.
And what would you what do you say about Obama?
And McCain would blow up.
But now that they're piling it back on Obama here, it's clearly a misrepresentation.
It's it's uh uh it's typically and Obama's been caught in it, but he won't back down just like Hillary and her Bosnia uh comment from it.
Later on at the same press conference, Obama spotted Dan Rather.
Dan Rather.
Going to see you, sir.
He asked for a big round of applause at a press conference for Dan Rather.
And he got it.
You heard.
You heard it.
Now, McCain responded to Obama.
This is yesterday aboard his uh his plane on the way to uh the Washington area.
He responded to Obama's remarks about this hundred year stuff with this.
In all due respect, he does not understand the elements, fundamental elements of passion security and warfare.
Because that's exactly what we did in Korea.
That's what we did after World War II.
That's what we did in Kuwait after the first Gulf War.
And it's been what has happened and conflicts we've had in the latter part of the 20th century.
It displays a fundamental misunderstanding of history of how we've maintained national security and what we need to do in the future to maintain our security in the face of a transcendent challenge of radical Islamic extremism.
And I understand that because he has no experience or background in any of it.
Oh, McCain hitting pretty hard there at the Messiah.
Uh basically claiming he don't know what he's talking about.
He's got no experience.
And he doesn't.
Obama doesn't have the slightest idea what he's talking about.
He doesn't have the slightest idea what without his teleprompter, he doesn't know what he's saying.
He doesn't know what he's saying about the economy.
Well, yeah, we raise capital gains, so I think we raise it to 25%.
Warren Buffett said we can even raise it to 30.
In this economic climate, sir, you want to raise capital gains.
Well, of course we might expect people to really be harmed, but he doesn't have the slightest, his eyes glaze over uh on uh on on all of this stuff.
He really has no clue uh what what what he's talking outside of that teleprompter, uh and it's I think he's being very guarded uh at all times to make sure that he doesn't unleash what he really believes.
And I I think this is one of the things that Mrs. Clinton is waiting on for Obama, and it's very possible it's only April 1st.
There's a lot of stuff he could step in out there.
You know, the old rule of thumb is you throw a bag of excrement in front of a Democrat, and the likelihood is he'll step in it.
And if he were to come out and say something about his preacher, if something more is learned about the preacher, if he would uh get frustrated one day, if I were Hillary, if I were Hillary and Bill, I'd start planting operatives in his press conferences.
And if I were Obama, I'd be doing the same thing.
I would put, I would plant people as questioners in press conferences and uh town hall meetings and so forth.
Thing is that both these people so tightly screen who gets in there, it'd be it might be a tough nut to crack, but uh Hillary knows that uh he's he's he's he's not that far away from from tripping up here because when he goes off prompter, he can do things that are ridiculous, and he's got I mean, if he's got a radical past.
He knows people who are extreme anti-American radicals, and the op the uh the the the uh some people conclude he's got to be one himself at some level of his soul.
He's gotta be one too, because that's who he's hung around, and that's who's influenced him.
And the cleanser saying, uh Limba, you know, I marvel every time I listen to you.
I mean, I think I'm listening to me when I listen to you describe what we're gonna do uh with Obama.
Everybody knows this guy's been hanging around with that preacher, and that preacher, it's that's not it's just not black liberation theology.
Boy, you gotta understand.
We liberals, we know we know that parts of this country we don't like, and and you know what they are because you chronicle them.
But this guy, this is Obama, he hates.
He hates America.
That preacher hates America, he hung around that guy for 20 years.
And you're right, at some point, if we can make it happen, he's gonna step in it.
And when he does, we're gonna be right there.
That's why we're not quitting.
Everybody knows we don't quit.
We may not be able to take this thing away from him, but we may be able to make him screw it up.
And that's what we're shooting for.
I feel like I'm in a fun house here every day.
And I look in the mirror and I see Obama looking back at me.
I said, oh no.
Get me out of here.
But I'm staying in Limbaugh for her.
She deserves.
Well, no, you're not even going by that.
Uh Joe in Athens, Georgia.
Welcome to the EIB network.
Hello, sir.
Hello, sir.
I'm a faithful follower of the Maha Russian and uh highly trained, professional Rushbow uh Gen Y listener, sir.
Appreciate that, sir.
Nice to have you here on the program.
Thank you.
I have a quick comment and a question on OC or uh Operation Chaos.
And the be the beauty is uh even uh when Obama gets more votes in states, uh Hillary can point out that this is a reason why uh the delegates uh she should get you know go to the convention for it because uh it's uh illegitimate since uh the crossovers uh would be counted in in the Democratic primaries and whatnot.
No.
But No, no, no, no, she can't say that because she's benefiting from the crossovers.
Right, but that's that's what I mean.
That's the beauty of it.
It's gonna keep it so close that that's gonna be a reason why she can go.
Right.
Well, that that's what Operation Chaos is.
Absolutely.
My question is uh the pundits of Fred Barnes, Anderson Coopers, and whatnot, you know, two, three months ago were touting uh your defeat, and that uh you have no more influence.
And uh now it seems the topic is yours, uh see, Operation Chaos.
So uh in your wisdom, do you think it's uh that you all wrong?
Wait, this happens, this happens two or three times every election cycle.
All these people you mentioned would love for me to have no influence, but they know that I have it.
And so there's nothing more they can do than try to make people think I've lost it.
But we always smack them down when they try it.
It's the fastest three hours in media, two of them.
Already in the can on the way over to the warehouse housing artifacts for the future Limbaugh Broadcast Museum.
Another exciting big hour, straight ahead.
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