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June 11, 2008 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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June 11, 2008, Wednesday, Hour #3
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No, you tell them.
This happens every time, every time it happens when I'm on the air.
You tell them I'll deal with it on my own time and not expect it to be any time soon.
I'm fed up with this.
No, you just tell them that.
I don't want to hear any objections.
I don't want to hear any objections.
Microphone was on.
Oh, gee, that's great.
Greetings, my friends.
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Boy, oh boy, folks.
The drive-bys are really trying to sink McCain.
I have the LA Times blog, which is entitled Top of the Ticket.
The Secret Friendship of Hillary Clinton and John McCain.
It's one of those things that sneaks up on you in politics, a sense of things happening.
Not quite as you expected.
It started in April when our Times colleague, Louise Rouge, called with a quote from Senator Clinton.
She had shaken hands at a factory gate in Toledo, and then before flying to Texas, held a media availability where she said, Quote, Senator McCain brings a lifetime of experience to the campaign.
I bring a lifetime of experience.
Senator Obama brings a speech he gave in 2002.
Pretty good zinger that got Clinton into today's news flow while her plane was airborne to an Austin, Texas rally.
But why would the Democrat candidate mention the Republican at all?
Let alone in a positive way as qualified to be a president in comparison to a fellow Democrat.
That thought quickly passed in the flood of primaries and news.
But then, in the final weeks of the primary season, as the inevitable delegate math closed in on Clinton, she attacked Obama, of course.
He was ahead.
And she clearly didn't want four more years of President Bush.
McCain already running for the general election attacked Obama, and Obama fired back at McCain.
But neither Clinton nor McCain fired at each other.
And then a week ago this morning it became clear the Democratic Party was forcing Clinton to end her bid.
Saturday, Obama went golfing.
Clinton and her family dressed up for a funeral, and they went to thank their supporters with a grateful speech and on paper, a hearty full endorsement of Obama.
But something was missing.
Not one word in the speech that Hillary gave about McCain.
The nominee that Obama must now confront for the White House.
As she was speaking, the McCain campaign's new website, the McCain Report, posted a special tribute to the losing Democrat candidate, familiarly headlined Hillary out.
Something the Obama campaign didn't fully match for two days.
Senator Clinton has really grown on us.
McCain blogger Michael Golf wrote she ran an impressive campaign, an impressive candidate, inspired a generation of women.
Senator Clinton also didn't mention McCain once during her speech.
This came as something of a surprise over here and a pleasant one at that.
But it's clear that John McCain and Hillary Clinton respect each other, and there's a genuine affection for her here at McCain headquarters.
That was now I know what this is about.
And by the way, you know, if you if you're not careful when you watch this stuff, you can get an insulin reaction.
Because it's so syrupy.
It's such an obvious transparent move for the women that Hillary uh women that wanted Hillary to win the nomination and didn't, and he's just making a direct plea for those women by complimenting Hillary.
And of course, this just goes over really well with the conservative base.
Oh, it just goes over really well.
Later McCain remarked to friends that Hillary's one of the guys.
A high compliment among guys.
Learning about their unexpected friendship got us thinking here at the LA Times blog about a few things.
What if McCain and Clinton, both their party's front runners a year ago today, end up confronting in the general election?
Would we have seen a more civil campaign for a change?
Andrew Malcolm is the blogger here.
Andrew, that that's that's more civil campaign.
Don't you realize what you've got?
You've got one half of a civil campaign already with McCain and his supporters saying we can't demonize Obama by calling him a liberal.
But this this whole, this is the point of this, you know, McCain's really close to Hillary.
I mean, this is this is designed.
This this is this is this is an attack on McCain.
There's no question about it.
Uh life expectancy, uh, ladies and gentlemen, has reached a new record from Web MD Health News.
U.S. life expectancy has hit a new record 78.1 years for babies born in 2006.
What's more, the death rate for 11 of the top 15 causes of death, including heart disease, cancer, and stroke, slowed down in 2006.
That's what the Center for Disease Control Preliminary Data Show, based on some 2.4 million deaths in 2006.
Life expectancy about four months longer than it was in 2005.
White women continue to have the longest life expectancy, followed by African American women, then white men, then African American men.
Those patterns have held since 1976.
Though all groups have seen their life expectancy improved during that time.
So the life expectancy 2006 for each group, white women, 81 years.
African American women, 76.9 years, white men 76 years.
African American men, 70 years.
Heart disease, the number one cause of death, cancer number two, stroke number three, chronic lower respiratory diseases, lung diseases number four, accidents are number five, Alzheimer's number six, diabetes number seven, the flu and pneumonia are tied at number eight, kidney disease at nine unchanged.
Let's see uh septicemia that's an infection affects the blood and other parts of the body is ten.
Suicide is the 11th leading cause of death.
Life expectancy going up despite all the pollution, despite the worst health care system, despite a drug industry that's nothing but a bunch of pirates.
Despite a fast food industry that's producing products to kill customers, despite the oil business, which is killing everything in sight on purpose.
Life expectancy and quality of life are going up.
From the French news agency, Swedish men consume far more energy than Swedish women.
Especially when it comes to transportation.
A study by the Swedish Defense Research Agency indicated Swedish defense research.
Sweden isn't Sweden neutral.
Oh, whatever.
Single men consume, according to our calculations, about 20% more energy than single women, said the Swedish defense research agency in a 60-page report.
Of course, I just said it to you in one sentence.
It took them 60 pages.
Men spend more money buying cars, they drive cars more, therefore they consume more fuel.
Men's energy use when it comes to eating out and consuming alcohol and tobacco is also nearly double that of women's.
This makes perfect sense.
It makes per if you every one of these things where it says men consume far more energy than women, it sounds like they're doing it in pursuit of women.
The women are just sitting there at home waiting for the guy to show up in the car, then the guy picks her up, goes to the restaurant, wines and dines with all kinds of food.
Adult beverages, maybe an after dinner post-prandedle cigar or something, that drive the babe home and then consume even more energy.
Uh hoped for consummation.
Makes total sense to me.
Have you heard about the uh latest panic amongst protesters planning to disrupt the Democrat National Convention in Denver in late August?
Political activists planning to protest rallies or planning protest rallies at the Democrat convention are all upset here.
There is a rumor that the Denver cops have a new crowd control weapon.
The crowd control weapon is known as the crap cannon.
The crap cannon also has another name called the Brown Note.
And it is believed to be by the protesters.
A machine that that emits an intra infrasound frequency that debilitates a person by making them unable to control their bowels.
That's why it's called a crap cannon.
I'm not making this up.
These protesters actually believe this device exists.
And they are taking steps to see if they can be somehow protected or inoculated against the crap cannon.
Because they think that the cops, if there are any problems out there just going to fire the crap cannon, the infrasound frequency, they'll lose control of their bowels.
For those of you in Rio Linda, that means it will they will defecate there without any any any control.
They may not know what defecate means in uh real Linda.
Dr. Roger Schwenke, an expert acoustician, who appeared on the Discovery Channel's mythbusters in 2004 to test the phenomenon.
Told Fox News.com there's no scientific evidence that proves that such frequencies cause involuntary defecation.
So the crap cannon is uh is largely a myth.
But Dr. Schwinky acknowledged the low frequency exposure did cause an adverse effect in an experiment.
Several people did report abdominal discomfort, which was easily alleviated by moving a moderate distance away from the source, but what if you don't know where the source is?
What if you don't know what the crap cannon looks like?
How do you know which direction is moving in the opposite direction?
Crap cannon for crap.
I hope there is one.
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Hi, Rush.
I have another example for encroachment for you.
I live in an apartment, and my property management company has coupled with a local utility to come through our apartments on Monday and replace our incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs.
Well, you kind of have no choice there because you're not the owner.
I know.
But I want to have to have they have they told you of the inherent dangers.
Have they given you warnings about these compact fluorescents?
No, they did not.
I had to tell them.
You had to tell them about the mercury content of what happens if uh one of these things breaks, got to have have hazmat uh people come over and uh fumigate clean out your place.
You told them that.
Yes.
And what did they say?
They didn't have an answer for me because they weren't given any opt-out option.
And I also asked them if they were gonna have a recycling bin for us to put them in because you can't put them in a regular landfill, and still they had no answer.
Now ha is every light fixture that you have in your apartment capable of accepting a compact fluorescent.
I don't know.
Well, I mean, do you have some fluorescence in there?
You have those long uh like spaghetti type lights.
Do you have you have sconces?
Do you have it?
I mean, sometimes these are compact uh some, I don't know how your apartment's set up, but some people have dimmers.
No, I don't know if you can dim these things or not, but but so point let me ask you this.
Have they replaced the bulbs?
Not yet.
That's Monday.
Next Monday.
Yeah.
You keep a sharp eye on this, because I want to see if they re try to replace every light bulb in your apartment with a compact fluorescent.
I will be because I'm taking a day off work to watch this.
You had no choice in rejecting these.
I've asked them to, but they said they'll make a note, and but I honestly don't trust them, so I'm going to be there to meet them.
You're gonna try to stop them from making the switch?
I will ask them again, yes.
Well, you're not the property owner.
They own the property.
And if The landlord, whoever owns the the property, or renter.
Uh so it's technically, I mean, he can if he wants to put these things in, if he wants to fall for this, he can do it.
Yeah, I know.
But it's still it's still you you you do need to be careful with these things.
Do you have kids?
No, I'm single.
You're single.
Well, then you you have boyfriends over now and then?
No.
Yes or yes or no?
No.
No.
All right, because it can be clumsy.
They could be more prone to break one of these bulbs, knocking or kicking over a lamp than you might be.
So just gonna say if you have anybody over there, you better warn them about these things, is the point.
Yeah, I know.
I'll have to.
Please don't break that.
You might kill us.
All right.
Mary, thanks for the call.
I appreciate it.
It's nice that you held on.
Thank you.
You bet Oram Utah next.
This is Lee.
You're on the EIB network.
Hello, sir.
Hey, uh doing Rush.
Good, thank you.
Well, I heard your uh consternation about that one uh high school uh graduation, and ours were nothing.
Our I went to a graduation a couple of weeks ago.
And it was nothing like that.
We had horns, we had we didn't have any balloons or anything.
But we a lot of noise, everybody just had a good time.
No police, just some ushers.
And uh it's always been that way here.
I'm surprised that they have such uh a hard time with that in other parts of the country.
Well, who knows why?
I mean I'm I'm I'm catching it from both sides on this.
Let me run into my trash paper box.
I just got something I threw away because I thought the subject had played out, but uh here.
I got it.
I had an email from uh friend of mine in uh Kansas City.
Dear Rush, one of my sons just graduated Hascruel.
There were twenty-five plus valedictorians, many had four point two GPAs.
Extra credit.
There were several speeches, a few by students and one by a screw board member.
The students gave disappointing talks even for Haskruel, and the school board member was just terrible.
It was a litany of things that kids shouldn't do, according to an overprotective mother who kept all of her slips of paper from fortune cookies.
I was cheering wildly when this thing was over.
How about passing a rule or a law requiring it only compelling interesting riveting speeches be given?
Impose dignity on the content of those ceremonies before you even think of imposing dignity on the people who went through the nonsense and then had to endure the ceremony itself.
Well, our ceremony was fun.
And our speeches were bad too, but nobody paid attention to them.
Yeah.
And most of them are bad.
We just had a good time.
We uh spent an hour and there, everybody it went smoothly.
Uh no problems.
Everybody got cheered and went outside, took pictures, and it was a fun time for everyone.
Yeah, but you don't have any rules, right?
No.
Everybody kind of was on their honor, you know, and it works well.
How many how many people involved here?
Well, 600 graduation, six hundred people graduated.
Six hundred people graduated, so that means you've got one and a half parents per student.
No, we had I mean we I went in there and they were saving seats, two and three rows of seats for grandparents, great grandparents, grandparents.
Well, yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
This is Utah if you're Utah, right?
Yeah.
So we had a good time.
We really did.
It was a lot of fun.
And so I don't want you thinking that all these high school graduations are that way, you know, like the one in wherever it was down the east there somewhere.
Well, I uh i i I don't think there is such a thing as a uniform graduation ceremony.
That's a thing.
Yeah.
Everybody can every and do their own uh whenever.
Yeah, well, that's what we did, and it works fine.
It's worked fine for years, probably keep going that way too.
Well, it's just there.
Did you did you have a uh daughter or a son?
Uh I had uh two daughters, twins, yeah.
Did they graduate?
Yeah.
Oh, twins, yeah, okay.
Yeah, and they had they had fun.
I mean, they they some some of the uh students would uh ham it up, they have little pictures taken right before they got on the floor on the big screen, you know, and they're all hamming up.
Can they throw their hats uh after the ceremony?
Yeah.
Can't do that in Florida, it might hurt somebody when it falls.
Uh all you gotta do is duck your head, you know, when the hats come down.
Well, I like I like that line, the school board member reading a list of don'ts in her speech to the graduating seniors.
Reading a list of don'ts to the student that was nothing different than if she had saved every fortune from every fortune cookie that she had received, and we just reading off the various fortunes.
Don't do this, don't do that, don't do this.
Uh he has a good point.
If you m make the ceremony a little dignified, if you make the ceremony a little interesting, then you might have less of a problem with the students trying to make it interesting themselves.
Happily so, ladies and gentlemen, it's what we do here.
We make the complex understandable.
We relentlessly pursue the truth and we find it, we proclaim it, and you need courage to face the truth, as articulated on this program.
Otherwise, you will go nuts.
An interesting piece by Howard Feynman of Newsweek magazine is posted on NBC.
Sorry, uh DNC TV.
He starts out by saying, We're getting the gist of Barack Obama.
As a campaigner, he is strategically, tactically, technically bold and brilliant, thinks outside the box.
No, he doesn't.
Howard doesn't think outside the box.
There is no box in politics to think outside of.
It's impossible for Moses or anybody else to come along here.
There's every every possible combination of characteristic candidate we have seen in American politics.
We've been told to believe he's outside the box by his handlers.
Maybe Mr. Feynman has allowed himself to believe that Obama's outside the box.
There is no box.
By the way, folks, I gotta tell you something.
I need I ask you a question.
Could somebody in this audience, as you just heard me, describe the paranoia of left-wing protesters, the Democrat Convention, they're scared to death of what's called a crap cannon that they think the cops have.
And when the cra when the cops fire the crap cannon, infrared sound frequencies, that it causes them to lose control of their bowels.
And they uncontrollably defecate out there in the middle of the protest march.
They actually believe this.
If it exists, hell, if it doesn't exist, would somebody kindly explain maybe Mr. Feynman will in this piece as I read it.
Somebody explain to me the difference in the crap canon and the Barack Obama economic plan.
Let's see what Howard Feynman says here.
As a would-be president, however, Barack Obama has so far proven to be cautious and conventional.
Yes, that is no box.
In terms of policy, he's not looking to do the unexpected or the radically new.
He made an unspoken calculation long ago that he himself is change enough.
That's pretty accurate.
I mean, if Howard, you you got this one.
But never mind.
Why?
As he launches on his first days to true general election campaigning, consider Obama's most recent moves.
His innovative and daring campaign advisors have plotted out an artful game plan.
It's every bit as shrewd as Obama's caucus internet-based bid for the Democrat nomination.
With vast advantages in cash, charisma, and crowds.
Obama will harass McCain from a wide array of angles.
A wider attack hasn't been launched by another Democrat in a recent histoire.
And he's not joking about those races in Montana, Virginia being in play.
Obama's gonna tear the playing field wide open.
And I have to say, on the other hand, I listened to the debut of his newly bulked up economic team during one of those wonkish conference calls for reporters.
And I have to say, if sweeping change is what Obama's all about, I didn't hear it on that call.
Obama's advisors were intent on labeling McCain's economic ideas as more the same rather than touting the newness of their own vision.
The attack on McCain is simple.
Republicans' tax cut promises are even more sweeping than President Bush's.
They point to the same seven trillion dollars in additional cuts that McCain is offer offering over ten years.
Still Obama advisors seem to accept at least one of the basic premises of Reaganomics.
Tax cuts keep the economy humming.
Obama wants to slice the cake differently, of course, giving a large hunk to uh lower income Americans.
All right, so Howard Feynman has established the Obama economic plan is no different than the crap canon.
None uh none whatsoever.
Bob in Chicago, Illinois.
Nice to have you here on the EIB network.
Hello.
Likewise, Rush.
Thank you for taking my call for all the wisdom you bestowed upon it.
Thank you, sir.
You appreciate that.
Yes.
Rush, what I want to mention, you had a call in a short while ago when a gentleman said to you his closing words were, and especially when you have a cartel.
And he meant that the prices couldn't be lowered for uh fuel oil.
That was uh that was not a caller.
I'm sorry.
It was Senator McCain.
Was that McCain who said that?
Was Senator McCain let me double check this point with Senator McCain in a uh yes, uh Senator McCain said, I don't think so.
Not when you got a finite supply.
Basically, in a cartel controlling it.
That was Senator McCain that said it uh on today's show this morning.
And that is a cartel.
The only thing is it's an environmental cartel that is controlling things here.
At least in this country, yeah.
You and the environmental cartel is made up the leftist wackos who have influenced willing accomplices in the Democrat Party.
I'm trying to use it in discussions when people keep blaming the oil companies for everything, and I explained to them that the cartel really is here.
I I called it the American cartel, but it's really over the world too, with people like George Sorrell sponsoring it.
So that's the impression I get.
Yeah, I think you're uh you you might be pretty close to, but Bob, I got here here's something.
Next time you have conversations with these uh friends of yours.
Yes.
And they start blaming and whining and moaning about the oil companies.
I I want you to ask them a question.
I want all of you people to do this.
This this can be fun.
Yes.
You simply say what has environmentalist A, the Sierra Club, the Friends of the Earth, the natural resources uh research so what have they done to put a drop of gasoline in your tank?
Ask ask them, what has any Democrat senator done to put a drop of gasoline in your tank or have natural gas for your barbecue pit or whatever you use it for.
Ask them why in the name of the crap cannon.
Why in the name of the crap cannon are you criticizing the one bunch of guys that enables you to fill up when you pull up at a gas pump?
Well, you've got it.
Do you realize the demagoguery of this?
The one group of guys that's making this possible are the villains.
And it's uh it's another thing.
Here's nothing you tell them, Bob, because the Democrats admitted this, they had the news story in the first hour.
They admitted that their effort to raise taxes on the oil companies yesterday had only one purpose, and that was to assuage the anger of people who are upset at the price of gasoline.
Assuage the anger means they Democrats wanted to be able to say, hey, we just raised their taxes.
And then consumers are supposed to go, yeah, you suck it to them, you soak them.
I feel better.
But not one penny of reduction in price would have taken place as a result of the Democrat bill.
So they're not about finding any new energy either.
So all of these egghead know it all leftist extremists who have nothing, not one r bit of credit can they claim to being able to fulfill the energy needs of this growing economy and country.
And the Democrat Party, same thing, now attacking the group of guys that does this.
It's and it's by the way, it's no different than attacking the doctors and the nurses who are in the American health care system.
This is what I mean when I say that there's just too much of this venomous hatred for the real heroes and success stories in this country.
And the people who don't do diddly squat about anything are held up as great heroes.
Saviors, if you will.
They have no backbones.
They are nowhere near the backbone of this country.
The country would cease to exist if as it does if they got their way, which incidentally is their objective.
Okay, we're back.
Rush Limbaugh having more fun than a than a human being should be allowed to have this Madeline in uh Huntington Beach.
What is this California?
Yes, it is.
Well, welcome to the program.
Great to have you here.
Thank you.
Uh we just went to our son's medical school graduation a week ago in at UC Arifine.
And there was shouting.
There were several bullhorns.
There were mylar balloons everywhere, which the California legislature is trying to outlaw now.
I don't know.
Mylar balloons, yes, I've heard of the threat posed by Mylar balloons.
Yes.
And the most politically incorrect thing, at a very dignified ceremony.
You know, only a hundred graduates.
Classical music, very nice.
Outdoors.
They released three flocks of doves at the end.
No.
When I saw that.
But see, that's that's a problem with the Mylar balloons, because if the if the doves come into contact with them, you could have a disaster.
But they flew away.
I couldn't figure out where the doves went.
But if you were a dove, would you hang around at graduation ceremony with a bunch of people whose expertise is scalpels?
Uh probably not.
But uh I I really expected someone to complain or protest about the doves.
Why?
They're the uh symbols of peace, Una Paloma Blanca.
It was absolutely beautiful.
Who would have complained about that?
Uh well, you never know.
I mean, even though this is Orange County, there's surprisingly California is another.
Yeah, I know, but I mean, dove releases, it happens at the Olympics.
A couple of them end up getting baked in the flame every time, but they still release them.
Well, I just wondered where did they go.
Well they have I don't know.
Maybe they return to their cages.
They're birds.
I mean, they fly around, they live in the atmosphere.
Trees, I don't know, you know, doves, they they they probably end up in New Orleans begging that guy that feeds them there in front of the church.
I thought maybe like carrier pigeons, did they come back or what I don't know.
But anyway, it was noisy, it was raucous.
And uh, you know, there were only a hundred graduates, so it didn't take forever.
But in between each graduate, as they were announced, there was all sorts of screaming and hooting and bullhorns and this this seems to be the norm.
Uh in an informal survey that I have taken here today of anecdotal evidence presented by callers.
So it seems the one place that we have heard about anecdotally today that has a sticking point is this place in South Carolina.
And I think there was also a school in North Carolina mentioned in the story.
I'm not sure uh I am certain about South Carolina, so it may well be.
It may well be that there are problems there that have not been detailed for us in the drive-by media accounts.
Because it the drive-by media accounts say, yeah, they were cheering and doing all and then they were handcuffed and taken away.
Maybe it is that the drive-byers were not telling us exactly what they were doing beyond cheering that might require uniform security officials known as policemen to come in with handcuffs and take them away.
Could be.
I mean, it it's it's it it's it wouldn't be the first time the drive-by media purposely left out crucial elements of a story uh to help us understand and explain these things.
Uh this is I guess mylan in mountain view, California.
I'm glad you waited.
Welcome to the program.
Hi, Rush.
Thanks for the call.
Yeah, you bet uh I just had an interesting conversation with one of Chuck Schumer's staffers when I called to comment on the taxi oil companies and trust fund pudding.
Uh I was told that uh Senator Schumer only accepted calls from his constituents and that I should uh talk to one of my two uh California senators if I wanted to leave a comment.
It was not a not until I pointed out that it was not New York Senator Schumer, it was U.S. Senator Schumer, and that if his uh legislative decisions only affected his constituents, that was one thing, but they affected the whole country.
That's a brilliant reply.
What'd they say to that?
Oh, he he finally uh said, okay, I will take kind of beg begrudgingly took my call and let me leave a comment, which he said he would pass on.
Well, what did you what what was your comment briefly?
Briefly that uh I didn't think they should tax the oil companies and put it in a trust fund.
How would that produce one more drop of oil in the trust Fund would only be rated like Social Security.
How about opening up the uh lands in the U.S. to drill and let the oil companies use their windfall profits to produce more petroleum?
Damn good.
I have fun with those things.
I bet you do.
Damn good.
Well, look, I appreciate that.
That excellent reply that Doomkoff who told you only Schumer's constituents can get through.
Hey, he's a United States Senator.
I am his constituent.
Exactly.
That's that kind of floored me that comment.
Well, you were quick to respond to it.
Proud of you, Milan.
That's excellent.
Well, thank you, Rush.
You bet.
Thanks for the call very much.
I appreciate it.
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He had a business proposition to discuss with me, not including me, wanted my thoughts on it.
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He's he's using my my Mac.
First time he's used a Mac, he caught on to it real quick, wanted to steal it.
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He wanted some Glenn Maranji, single malt scotch.
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That makes me mad.
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They ask me that about about uh uh the well, the the GM time.
They're about I said, Professor, how long have we known each other?
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Professor Hazlet wanted another one.
Here's John in St. Louis.
Welcome to the program, sir.
Nice to have you here.
Hey, Rush, how are you doing?
Excellent, sir.
I really appreciated a lot of the things I've been hearing here lately.
And you know, yesterday I or day before he asked you, I don't remember which it was.
I enjoying the devil out of it.
Just keep going after him, man.
Keep getting them.
And uh the comment that was just made a while ago about the man that uh asked the senator.
Hey, that was that was excellent.
That was a jewel.
What I wanted to uh say is that uh, you know, when you you mentioned earlier about uh the fact that you feel and you have mentioned it several times recently, yeah that you feel like that there are people out there who really want to uh mess with the economy of the United States to be.
There's no question that absolutely no there's no question.
You are absolutely right.
Two brilliant callers in a row, sandwiched between an Allen Brothers commercial.
It doesn't get any better than that.
This Johnson guy just quit the Obama VP search team.
We nailed another one today, but I don't know if the guy can't quit the Obama team because Obama said the guy wasn't working for him in the first place.
See you tomorrow.
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