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July 9, 2008 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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July 9, 2008, Wednesday, Hour #3
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Yes, greetings, my friends, and well.
Yes, I did.
Yes, I did.
Oh, I'm just in one of these giddy moods today.
Greetings.
Greetings, my friends, and welcome back.
Very serious things here.
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Serving humanity simply by showing up.
Wait a minute, what's wrong with Brank?
We lost the satellite again and then the uh the uh top monitor.
No, there it is.
I don't know why in the world it went into some never mind, folks.
Sorry for the uh destruction.
Uh interruption.
Uh 800 282-2882 is the phone number if you want to be on the program.
The email address is L Rushbo at EIB net com.
Glaciers on Mount Shasta in California keep growing.
The AP, amazingly reporting this, reaching more than 14,000 feet above sea level, Mount Shasta dominates the landscape of high plains and conifer forests in far northern California.
While it's not California's tallest mountain, the tongues of ice creeping down Shasta's volcanic flanks.
Oh, speaking of that, I saw the funniest thing.
You know, these these uh volcanoes in Hawaii are a lot of lava flowing out of these things.
And Fox had pictures of it with the the Chiron graphic experts eyeing closely lava flow and yeah, well, what are they gonna do about it?
Watching it closely.
Anyway, with global warming causing the retreat of glaciers in the Sierra Nevada, the Rocky Mountains, and elsewhere in the Cascades, Mount Shasta's actually benefiting from changing weather patterns over the Pacific Ocean.
I'm glacier decline in these other places.
The fact that you remember what was funny about Mount Shasta, and this goes back.
Uh I was still working in Sacramento.
Remember that the uh the term harmonic convergence.
This is where, this is back in the in the uh the Cold War era, when the American left was afraid that Ronaldo's Magnus was going to push the button and nuke the Russians and kill us all.
They decided to have this uh this convention up there at Mount Shasta, uh harmonic convergence.
They were all gonna go up there and they were gonna do their their mantras.
Oh, and try to just send good vibes.
Well, they didn't go up to the top there, but I mean it went to the area because they thought that the vibes from the Mount Shasta area would go all the way to Gorbachev.
Uh and uh and and to Reagan.
So we have another stupid global warming cause and effect.
Things change, they evolve, they grow, they diminish.
In the old days we would call this erosion or nature or weather or life, but now we call it all climate change.
One I had a story yesterday from the New York Times by Jared Allen about uh the Democrats, the energy bill running out of gas.
And there was a line in here that I didn't get to that I wanted to share with you.
Snerdley and I were just talking about this at the top of the hour.
We've got all these Democrats now from uh from Durban to uh Bob Casey and others who are suggesting that they would be open to offshore drilling if it could be done smartly and all this other rot gut that they explain things with.
But the dirty little secret is that all they want here is a public position of support.
I guarantee you, mark my words, July 9th, 2008, at about 20940 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time.
If a bill ever gets to the Senate and the House that proposes offshore drilling, these Democrats will find something to put in it that will queer the whole thing.
They are not telling us the truth.
They are reading polls.
They know they need to be publicly on the right side of this.
So they are going to say, well, you know, you might be open to offshore drilling.
Yeah, if it's done the right way, if it's done a smart way, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
But when the actual bill gets there, if one ever does, mark my words.
They'll stop it.
They'll oppose it, they'll put something in it to kill it.
Blame it on the Republicans or blame it on President Bush.
Say it was too drastic, too harmful.
Uh Potential oil spills, all these things after having the public position of being for this.
The uh story here from the New York Times was titled Energy Bill Out of Gas.
House Democrats are in a bind on the focal point of their energy plan, worried that a floor vote on any new energy related measure would trigger a Republican forced vote on domestic drilling.
The leadership has scrubbed the floor schedule of the energy legislation that it vowed to tackle after the Fourth of July recess.
So rather than have a drilling bill actually come forth, they've shut down the legislation because they don't want to actually do it.
The last line of the story is a quote from an aide, some Democrat notes to House aid or a Senate aid.
Right now, our strategy on gas prices is this drive small cars and wait for the wind.
And he's being critical of his party.
That's their policy.
That is exactly right.
You know the solution to the price of gasoline, drive smaller cars and wait for the wind.
That is precisely right.
Did you hear about the uh the uh joint report from Warren Christopher and uh James Baker on uh new war powers legislation?
So one of our moderates, James Baker gets together with one of their liberals to come up with a newfangled idea on the War Powers Act.
War Powers Act, very controversial.
It allows uh the president to engage in hostilities without congressional approval for a length of time.
And this proposal here basically is an attempt to chip away at executive power.
The next time the president goes to war, Congress should be consulted and vote on whether it agrees, according to a bipartisan study group chaired by former Secretaries of State James Baker III and Warren Christopher.
Let me tell you what this is.
This is this is purely an attack on Bush.
It facilitates the Democrat's position on Iraq, even though Iraq is turning into a stunning victory.
This proposed and the timing of the release of this so-called study group report is designed to facilitate the Democrats' mantra and template on Iraq that it was unjust, that it was unnecessary, that Bush lied, and somehow Bush needed to be stopped, but Bush couldn't be stopped because of the War Powers Act, so now they want to uh revise it.
Mention this earlier, Barney Frank, the Wall Street Journal has an editorial today about this, and this dovetails with our discussion here about the Democrats and their supposed change of mind on plentiful domestic energy.
The editorial is entitled Mr. Frank's Wild River, and they have a picture of the area in question here.
Behold the Taunton River in Fall River, Massachusetts, pictured nearby.
Congressman Barney Frank thinks that your family would love to visit this scenic wilderness.
Among its attractions are the fuel storage tanks along the eastern shore.
The container ships and piers are always a hit with children looking for a place to romp.
This could be America's next wild and scenic river if Barney Frank gets his way.
Last month, the Congressman pushed a bill through the House Natural Resources Committee that would give the Taunton River that designation under federal law.
The bill could come up for a vote on the House floor pretty soon, and if you're beginning to sense that there may be more going on here than the love of nature, you're right.
The 40-year-old wild and scenic rivers act was passed to protect certain rivers from development.
To qualify according to the law, a river should possess outstandingly remarkable scenic, recreational, geologic, fish, and wildlife, historic, cultural, or other similar values.
If they are designated under the Act, the rivers and their immediate environment are then protected from development or industrial uses.
We got nothing against container docks, but the Taunton River would not seem to qualify as wild, much less scenic under any of the law's descriptive qualities.
So what's this about?
Well, it turns out that uh this particular site that he once claimed a wildlife refuge type area happens to be the site for a proposed terminal for importing liquefied natural gas.
The terminal would be located right about uh what's right on the river, and if you look at the picture, there we've got five big storage tanks up on the upper right hand corner of the picture.
We'll get this.
Oh, by the way, Dr. Spencer's graph on the on the uh average global temperature.
We got it up on the website now at Rush Limbaugh.com, and you can see it, as I was trying to describe it to you last hour.
Anyway, somebody wants to put a terminal for the importation of liquefied natural gas rather than having to pipe it all the way up the Gulf of Mexico.
Right now the liquefied national gas either is driven or trucked or piped up.
They want to put a terminal there to make it cheaper.
For Barney Frank's constituents.
Barney Frank doesn't want it there, even though they're all other kinds of fuel container dumps and tanks all over this area.
With energy prices as high as they are, you'd think that Barney Frank would have some sympathy for constituents who are being squeezed at the pump and on their heating and electrical bills.
New England relies heavily on natural gas for both of their heating and electric.
Most of the LNG, the liquefied natural gas terminals for importing foreign natural gas are down in the Gulf of Mexico, so foreign or domestic natural gas for New England has to be piped all the way from the Gulf, adding to already high fuel costs.
So Barney Frank wants not to happen.
It's uh it's a policy that is hostile to the greater supplies of carbon energy that would keep prices lower.
And so once again, a Democrat has demonstrated what their real agenda is.
Do not help the lowering of prices.
Do not help increase supply, even for your own constituents.
Take a quick time out and be back after this.
Get your phone calls here in just a quick minute.
Uh just a couple things here very quickly.
Uh, we learned yesterday that uh plasma televisions and LCD is containing gas.
That is uh is is is really accelerating global warming that is not happening.
Now from Time Magazine.
Your computer is the next target.
Brian Walsh has the story coal, steel, oil.
We think of these old economy industries, we picture pollution, smoggy skies, fouled rivers, toxic waste.
That's that see that's it.
That's exactly what the left sees when they see coal, steel, and oil.
They don't see the Golden Gate Bridge.
They don't see all of the wonderful things that are made via steel and oil and coal.
They don't see cooled and heated houses.
They don't see houses.
They don't see electricity.
They see smoggy skies, fouled rivers, and toxic waste.
As we make the transition to a new economy, what transition to a new economy, Brian?
We imagine that industrial pollution will become a thing of the past, see?
Yes, why there is perfection out there.
Why we can have energy and plentiful supply just as we do now with zero pollution.
Zero.
Nirvana.
Utopia.
And these are supposedly smart people.
No culture has ever existed where pollution doesn't happen.
Industrial pollution will become a thing of the past.
Anyway, mobile phones, laptops, iPods, they conjure images of spotless semiconductor factories and the eternal summer of Silicon Valley where the digital economy was born, but the tech industry has a dirty little secret.
It has toxic waste of its own.
Phones and computers contain dangerous metals like lead, cadmium, and mercury.
Of course, mercury's okay if it's in your stupid light bulbs.
Mercury can contaminate the air and water.
When cadmium and lead and all these products are dumped, it's called electronic waste or e-waste, and the world produces a lot of it twenty to fifty million tons a year, according to the United Nations.
Enough to load a train that would stretch around the world.
The U.S. is by far the world's top producer of e-waste.
Of course we are.
We're evil.
But much of it ends up elsewhere, specifically in developing nations like China, India, and Nigeria.
Oh yes.
So in addition to destroying ourselves, we are polluting the rest of the world.
You see the formula here.
You see the template.
You see the narrative, you see the action line here.
Everything liberals think of this country is contained.
I've just read four or five sentences.
Out of Time magazine.
Basically, we suck.
We deserve to be cut down to size.
Yes, we send our pollution, our e-waste to nations like China, India, and Nigeria, to which rich countries have been shipping garbage for years.
There, the poor, often including children, are hardest hit.
They dismantle the dumped PCs and phones, stripping the components for the valuable intoxic metals contained inside.
In cities like the southern Chinese town of Guayu, they work with little protection, melting down components and breathing in poisonous fumes.
What can't be recycled is I I throw up my hands in frustration.
Yes, Mr. Sturdley, with that's it's well, Mr. Sturdley asked a somewhat relevant question.
How can we be the leader when we have no more manufacturing jobs?
We are the leaders in consuming.
And so while all these products, many of them are made in China, they are exported from the Chicoms to us where we buy them, we use them up, and then we throw them away, and we send them back to the ChICOMs, subjecting them to double jeopardy.
They could die manufacturing these devices, they could die tearing them apart for j But that's not the point, Snerdley.
The point of this story is plasma's LCDs, everything that makes life better, everything that enhances our quality of life and standard of living, the left suggests is sinful.
In two short paragraphs here, in time, and it goes on, the story is much longer than this.
We get the full illustration and depiction of what this country is in the eyes of your average socialist.
I'm sure he does.
I'm sure he reuses a lot of these products.
I'm sure that he wrote his column on one of these deadly computers.
But you see, he's sophisticated, and he's smart, and he understands the danger, and therefore he's permitted.
But he's also doing important work.
He is a journalist.
And as such, he is immune from all the other restrictions and laws which might be forthcoming to limit our use of such devices.
Because his work is important.
We are killers.
We are polluters.
We are destroyers.
This is how they see the country.
And by the way, one of them has secured the nomination for the Democrat Party's presidential race.
Barack Obama is no different than this guy, Brian Walsh writing for Time Magazine.
I bet if I finish reading this story, Brian Walsh will suggest everybody learn to speak Chinese, so that when they complain about us killing them, we'll understand what they're saying.
What's certain, Mr. Walsh concludes here, after we've offloaded the problem on poor nations, poor unsuspecting nations.
What's certain is that if we don't act now, the e-waste will continue to pile up as we buy more electronic devices and the lifespan of those products grow shorter.
If we could see the dumps of Guayu, the Chinese city that we are destroying.
We might rethink the purchase of that new iPhone.
A lot of people may think electronic manufacturing is a clean industry, but it's not.
It's a dirty process.
Just because we don't see the dirt doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
You know, I'm surprised Time magazine has any advertisers.
With gunk and garbage like this, they are literally running down and criticizing every American institution.
That counts for anything.
You know, I've got a question.
Folks, I I I've been wondering this for about a month here, and it it uh it always slips my mind when the show is over to ask about it.
It's an inside broadcast deal.
I've got to ask the broadcast engineer because if you ever have you noticed at the bottom of the hour, we come out of the bottom of the hour break.
We always use what we in uh in broadcasting call the name shout bump or the name shout jingle.
We only do this at the bottom of the half hour.
I don't ever remember ordering this as part of the program format.
It is just a Mike, where did this come from?
Did you inherit this from say Kiki Devagarza?
How long has this been and where is it written that we 'cause these name shouts, I mean, I'm ready to go long before my name's even mentioned.
I'm sitting here chomping at a bit.
We're wasting valuable content time with all these name shouts.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
What an answer.
He says, Well, uh let me see.
I I I think they'll just kind of started when when I started uh engineering this show.
They just started trickling in.
They just it just sort of happened and settled into like if it's become a habit now because I know.
Well, let me did some program director tell you somewhere that it was important to have a name shout jingle in there for the Arbitron diaries.
Okay, all right.
Well, let's mix it up.
Let's not have it.
I'm tired of the name shots.
They're just ready to get back into the content portion quicker than I can.
with...
Well, it's been yeah, it's been fifteen years, and I just noticed it this year that there's a pattern to it.
So that's why I'm wondering what what now I know I'm wasting time here, but I had to do this when I was thinking about it, because when I finish the program, I forget everything that's happened.
I live in the now.
You know, I I don't live in the past and I don't live in the future.
I live in the now, and uh when the program's over, that's the past.
And always forget to ask about it.
All right, to the phones we go.
Uh Charles in Fort Hood, Texas.
Thank you so much for waiting, sir.
Welcome to the EIB network.
Hey, Rush, it's an honor to speak to you, sir.
Thank you.
Uh a little nervous, first time caller, longtime listener.
Um, and I'm kind of switching gears.
I know it's not open Friday, but I'm going to be deploying to Afghanistan on Friday.
So I will not be able to call you because I will be busy hacking and all kinds of good stuff.
What uh what service?
Army, sir.
I'm an army chaplain.
You're an army chaplain.
Yes, sir.
God bless you.
Oh, thank you, sir.
How long you uh how long do you expect to be there?
Uh right now the 15 month deadline.
Fifteen months.
Can you can you tell us where in Afghanistan you're going?
Uh no, sir, I can't.
I'm sorry, I can't.
Well, I didn't think so.
I would have just I know it's uh a matter of security.
Uh well and that I I this this is blows me away.
That just look how he started the call.
He he's he's embarrassed he won't be able to listen Friday because he's gonna be in deploying to Afghanistan.
You you people like you amaze me.
Oh, thank you, sir.
Uh I'm I'm kind of speechless myself, Rush.
Um I've been I would love to have called you like uh like on the the weekend before the fourth of July, but uh couldn't get through.
And um, you know, I just figured this would be a most prime opportunity for me to do this.
Um I appreciate everything that you do for the service, uh everybody in uniform.
It pales compared to what they do for us, but I thank you.
Thank you, sir.
Um again, I'm kinda at a loss for words.
I've wanted to call you in the past on a number of things, and uh, but I just want to keep this dignified and just you know, again, just send my thanks and my gratitude and um I watched your TV show when it was on, And you know, I just I've followed you for a long time, and um our girls know when we have three daughters, and uh they know when it's Rush Limbaugh time, and you know, and they're probably listening to me right now.
Well, what a thrill for them.
How do they know it's Rush Limbaugh time?
Do they get fed?
Uh actually, you know, my wife kind of starts lunch and everything, and or if we're in the proud owner of two SUVs, so um, right, all right.
I was in I was just I was after that stupid story in Time Magazine.
I told the staff I'm gonna go out and I'm gonna get gift certificates for twenty-five iPhones.
These new iPhones that come out Friday, because you have to go into the store and sign it.
You can't buy them online anymore.
You can buy two to a customer, but you have to be there so that they it's it's a whole new process.
So, you know, no, that's not why I'm taking Friday off.
No, I've got I've got the snarky comments from the staff now from the broadcast engineer, ask, is that why I'm taking no, I'm not I've got major dental surgery on Friday, if you must know.
I am not I I'm not gonna go stand in line to get an iPhone.
I have a special dispensation from that.
Somebody else is gonna go get mine, it's been taken care of.
I'll have it when I get home from the dentist, but I probably won't feel like using it.
Anyway, sorry about that, Charles.
Here you were trying to be all dignified, and a broadcast engineer had to interrupt what you were telling us.
I just want you to know that when you when you're in Afghanistan, when you and when you deploy on Friday, know that you've got the prayers of every member of this audience with you.
Roger, sir.
Um, you know, again, I just uh I love listening to you.
Um I'm um practically everything the left hates, and I'm I'm proud of that.
You know, I'm proud of my country, I'm proud to serve twice.
I'm um dual service.
I was prior service in the Navy, and then I had a long break, and now uh it will be a year that I've been in the army as a chaplain.
You know, people like you are uh are really special.
You're going back.
Uh were you a chaplain also when you did your naval service?
Uh no, sir.
I was actually a chaplain assistant.
And so I got out, went to college, got my master's degree, and came back in into the Navy.
Uh I'm in the Army.
You've got two SUVs.
Yes, sir.
Right on.
Yes, sir.
Right on, right on.
Now, what about gas prices of the uh impaired?
Negative.
You Right on.
On on your driving those two hogs.
I t I just love I love people like you.
Oh, thank you.
I just do.
We love you too, Rush, and you know, we we thank God for everything that you do, and and I've learned so much through your program.
I've learned more about economics, I've learned more about history, I've learned more about government than I would have ever learned in any institution in this country.
And uh again, I just thank you for everything that you do for us in the military.
Carls, thank you.
Believe me, it's it it it uh it's very nice of what you say, but what you guys do, um you know, most Americans have a deep and profound understanding and appreciation.
Right.
It's just that you don't hear much from them uh in the uh in in the media.
Like I I think it's sort of a c a shame.
Here we are on the verge of uh just amazing success in a surge in Iraq.
Right.
And you won't you won't hear anybody on the left say job well done.
Negative to those members of the military, but they're they're gnashing their teeth over it.
They're busy trying to, you know, somehow harm their presidential candidate because he's changed his mind, they think on troop withdrawal over there.
Well, look, got God bless you and be safe over there.
Uh I've I've been, as you know, and it's it's a different world.
It is it is it is they're partying like it's 1398 over there, and so we're living conditions aren't too too favorable, but I'll I'll be on a place where you know I'm gonna be uh uh I'll have access to different things and different uh I mean parts of this place.
I mean you're gonna be going back to the eighth century.
Right.
In parts of this country.
Anyway, Charles, thank you so much, and again, God bless you'll have the prayers of everybody in this audience with you the whole time you're gone.
Thank you, Rush.
You bet.
Brief time out here, folks.
The EIB Network rolls on right after this.
Okay.
I knew it.
Thank you.
You see what just happened here?
I just issued a command order to stop this.
And a broadcast engineer says, Oh, yeah, you talk about me on the air.
Well, take this.
Like I'm the employee.
I just got a note from Dawn about Charles in Fort Hood, Texas.
I love that guy.
He's in the Navy, gets out, goes to get his master's degree, goes back, the Army in wartime, and the Democrats say that they only go for education, not because they love their country.
She's right.
They've they've done story after story after story of the drive-by's impugning the intentions of men and women who wear the uniform simply because they want to run down the military.
They're hopeless.
They have no choice.
America, declining nation, no economic opportunity, no future.
They accompany little small towns and guns and clingers and stuff like that.
No choice but to join the military.
And they couldn't be more wrong.
Couple stories that I mean they're funny, but at the same time, they're just this stuff's just getting out of hand.
First from London.
Toddlers who say yuck with a why, yuck, when given flavorful foreign food, may be exhibiting racist behavior.
According to a British government sponsored organization, the London-based National Children's Bureau released a 366-page guide counseling adults on recognizing racist behavior in young children.
The guide is titled Young Children in Racial Justice.
It warns adults that babies must also be included in the effort to eliminate racism because they have the ability to recognize different people in their lives.
The Bureau says to be aware of children who react negatively to a culinary tradition other than their own by saying yuck.
For example, if you feed your eight-year-old some Chinese fried rice and go, yuck, your kid is a racist, anti-CHICOM.
That's what they're saying here.
What happens when you serve your kid good old American peas, and the kid goes, yuck?
Well, what's that?
Racist incidents among children in the early years tend to be setting them up for name calling, casual thoughtless comments, and peer group relationships, according to the guide.
Do you remember not long this was time flies here?
This is a number of years ago.
But in Washington, D.C., at the city council, whatever they call it there, there was an uproar during a meeting because somebody used the word niggardly to describe the spending habits of the of the town council.
The race industry in this country blew up and this guy got fired.
Now, if you look up niggardly, it means miserly.
It means you're a tight wad.
But so niggardly was eradicated from the language.
Now, from Dallas, a special meeting about Dallas County traffic tickets turned tense and bizarre on Monday afternoon.
County commissioners were discussing problems with the Central Collections office that's used to process traffic ticket payments and handle other paperwork normally done by the other courts.
Commissioner Kenneth Mayfield, who is white, said that it seemed that Central Collections had, quote, become a black hole because paperwork reportedly has become lost in the office.
Commissioner John Wiley Price, who is black, interrupted him with a loud, excuse me.
He then corrected his colleague, saying the office had become a white hole.
That prompted Judge Thomas Jones, who is black, to demand an apology from Kenneth Mayfield, who is white, for his racially insensitive analogy.
This is just this is just amazing.
Do you know what a black hole is?
A black hole is a star we can't see because it's so much mass, so much gravity, not even light can escape it.
The only thing that's been known to escape it is the USS Enterprise captained uh by by what's his face, William Shadner.
Other than that, nothing's ever gotten out of one.
A black hole is nothingness.
So when you're loot when a bunch of papers get thrown away, nobody can find a black hole.
This guy was forced by a judge to apologize for the racial insensitivity.
So we've gone from yuck when your kid doesn't like Chinese food to a black hole now being racist.
And finally, before we go back to the phones, Obama allowed his two daughters to be interviewed by what was it, Access Hollywood on one of the daughters' birthdays.
It was uh Malia who celebrated her Malia Obama celebrated her tenth birthday.
The four-part interview began airing yesterday on today.
Obama said they had second thoughts that they won't be doing any more interviews.
Kids aren't going to be doing any more interviews.
Yeah, it was an exception.
It was Malia's birthday were in Montana.
Everybody's having a good time.
Obama told Good Morning America.
But I think we got carried away a little bit.
Generally, what makes them so charming is the fact that they're not spending a lot of time worrying about TV cameras or politics, and we want to keep it that way.
Now, you have to go to the last line to find out why these kids are not going to be interviewed anymore.
In the Access Hollywood interview, Malia Obama said she sometimes finds her father embarrassing.
Such as such as when he shook a friend's hand instead of waving to her or saying hi.
Asked what makes their parents angry.
Sasha Obama said whining, and Malia cited arguing with each other.
So the uh the the apparently the environment inside the Messiah's home is as normal as everybody else.
The kids argue with each other.
Obama shakes hands with other women rather than just wave at them.
And uh uh this can't have this kind of an image if you're the Messiah.
You the kids came.
I didn't see it.
You saw H.R. said he saw the kids came off great.
Okay, they're fabulous.
They're wonderful.
Well, why they ought to be.
They're the offspring of Messiah.
Uh Ken in Mission Viejo, California.
Welcome to the EIB network.
Hello.
Good morning, Doctor of Truth.
Uh retired army.
Well uh Vietnam vet.
Thank you, sir.
I would like you to shine the light of truth on the distortions the Democrats are show using to claim they're not going to raise taxes.
By not extending the Bush tax cuts, they're going to bring us to the biggest tax increase we've ever had in our lives.
Oh, it's uh let me tell you something.
It's not just that.
Obama's going to be raising taxes on all kinds of things.
Social Security is going to have no ceiling on uh on income.
The Medicare tax probably won't either.
And I've I've got in my stack for tomorrow, uh, there's a story here about where you live in California.
The income tax out there is going up because the state assembly just cannot handle the proposed budget cuts by Governor Schwarzenegger.
They're gonna raise taxes on the rich to the tune of nine to ten more billion dollars.
I know.
Painful.
They're gonna shut down the if they're not careful out there, they're gonna turn part of that state into Michigan.
It's exactly what happened to Michigan.
Tax upon tax upon tax, and the state just did all kinds of problems.
Uh it's it's just it's out there, it is to be seen.
And they want a carbon tax.
Oh, absolutely, they want a carbon tax.
Yes.
I mean, that's on the individual.
Yes, absolutely.
Well, that's that's that's what the whole global warming hoax is about, is raising everybody's.
You know, you're you're you're gonna get taxed every time you raise the toilet stool before it's all said and done.
January 15th, 1999, a guy named uh David Howard, white guy, got fired.
Well, he offended some black people in the city council of D.C. using the word niggardly to describe the budget.
Uh he caused such a fear.
He has he r resigned, and the mayor, a black mayor, Anthony Williams, accepted the resignation for using the word niggardly.
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