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April 1, 2009 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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April 1, 2009, Wednesday, Hour #2
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How about this headline?
It is from Reuters.
It's the latest unemployment numbers.
U.S. private sector axes 742,000 jobs in March.
What's wrong with that headline, Mr. Limbaugh?
What's wrong with it?
U.S. private sector axes.
U.S. economy loses 742,000 jobs, 742,000 people lose their jobs.
No, U.S. private sector, the evil capitalist sector of the American country.
Yes, the evil capitalist side fired 742,000, but the precious and lovable government didn't do it.
Rick Wagner, he's gone.
Yay!
Yay!
We got rid of Rick Wagner, and you're next if you're a banker on Wall Street.
Greetings, folks.
Great to have you.
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All right, straight to the audio soundbites here.
We have some doozies.
By the way, it's the G20.
This is a drive-by media reporting the protests at the G20 and some of what Obama did.
But this is great.
You know, one of these groups, this massive group of liberals with too much time on their hands.
Have you looked at the throng that is over there protesting everything?
What do they do for a living?
Are they just perpetual students all obsessed with what people think about them?
They're just a bunch of people about, and everything is about them.
Me, So they actually stormed their way into a Royal Bank of Scotland or United Bank of Scotland building.
And some of the staff inside the building on the upper floors grabbed some 10-pound notes, like 10-pound, $10 bills.
I just started waving them at them.
You know, just taunting them.
At least the people inside had a sense of humor about this.
All right, up first is Richard Engel of NBC on the Today Show Today.
The correspondent, they're reporting live from the protests of the Bank of England in London.
The message here is that capitalism isn't working.
They don't want to pay for what they consider to be a banker's crisis that has caused many corporate failures, unemployment.
I'm sitting next to an effigy right now, a dummy dressed in the uniform of a banker, a dark suit.
He has a noose around his neck.
And many in the financial sector in this country today are trying to take precautions.
There are some radical groups that are calling on direct action to be taken for some bankers to be attacked.
So far, the protest year has been quite festive.
There are people with music.
There are families here.
Festive?
The protests are festive.
They're breaking in banks.
They're breaking windows.
The riot police etiquette.
Other riot cops in Scotland Yard totally unprepared, and they were driven out.
It's festive.
It's a festive protest.
And of course, families were there.
This is school day over in the UK.
What the hell are families doing there?
Here's another thing, ladies and gentlemen.
And I mentioned at the top of the hour, the message here is that capitalism isn't working.
Where?
There isn't capitalism in the UK.
There isn't capitalism and it's starting to make a little comeback in France.
But throughout much of the European Union, they're talking about Western-styled socialist democracy.
Germany's starting to break out a little bit, but what capitalism?
This is anti-U.S.
This is an anti-U.S. protest.
And as I said, I'm a little perplexed.
They're out there bashing capitalism, and one of the premier anti-capitalists in the world is attending the G20, who just happens to be the president of the United States.
These people ought to be festively celebrating because they've got an ally.
The president of the United States himself is an anti-capitalist, as evidenced by his policies, as evidenced by his desire to take over large gulps of the U.S. private sector.
Now, this next bite, this is you're going to listen to this the right way.
But to me, it's a see I told you so.
We finally get the truth about all these protesters and who they really are.
This is from PMS, NBC this morning, the co-host Tamron Hall, talking to ITN reporter Damon Green live amongst the protesters of the Bang of England, the Bank of England.
Well, it could be the Bang of England today, basically what they're doing out there.
The anchor, Tamron Hall, says, it seems there are a number of different groups represented, but is there a larger organization there represented, or is this just a hodgepodge of anger?
This is not even really a coalition.
Everyone is here.
Every group is represented.
And if you look at the various placards, no two placards are the same.
There are people protesting against pollution of the oceans.
There are people protesting against growing death in the developing world.
There are people protesting against the war in Iraq.
I've even seen protests of transsexuals against the war.
Everyone is missing George W. Bush.
If he was still president of the United States, there would be a unifying character here.
Everyone would be protesting against him.
But you have Barack Obama, and things are different.
Just amazing.
For years, ladies and gentlemen, again, and I must honestly say, I do feel a little trepidation about saying, I told you, I told you, but we've been doing this 20-plus years now.
And for these 20 years, I have said things.
And among the things I've said is that these protesters are just every liberal group in the world showing up, protesting their little pet cause.
When you did have Bush, the media would report them as being unified against, and they are.
They're unified against freedom.
They're unified against liberty.
They're unified against capitalism.
These are people with basically meaningless lives.
Their own estimation, not mine.
They basically feel like they're just lost in a sea of humanity with no purpose.
This is how they try to get noticed.
Facebook's not enough for them.
MySpace, not enough for them.
YouTube videos, not enough for them.
They got to go out there where they know there are real cameras and live television, and they've got to be seen.
They have to be part of the story.
They want to matter.
They want to make it look like their lives have meaning.
It's the media who reports them as unified against a certain figure.
So, of course, none of these protests could be against Obama.
No.
Why, he loved and adored over there in Europe.
If that were the case, there wouldn't be protesters, would there?
And then this idiot, Damon Greene of ITN, everyone's missing George W. Bush.
How about you, Mr. Green, miss George W. Bush?
How about your buddies in the UK drive-by media might miss George W. Bush?
These people aren't missing anything.
They're throwing box rocks and bottles.
And in one case, I read that they're launching missiles at the windows of this bank.
What are they missing?
They're hitting the target.
Everyone's missing George W. Bush.
If he were still president, there would be a unifying character here.
Everybody'd be protesting against him.
But you have Barack Obama, and things are different.
How does he know?
Now, the next bite is the same reporter, Damon Greene, live amongst the protesters at the Bank of England.
He added this.
This is not a protest at all against President Obama.
He is a U.S. president who enjoys enormous popularity in the United Kingdom.
Popularity no American president has enjoyed here for many years.
Perhaps Bill Clinton at the height of his powers.
Then you have to go back possibly to JFK to a president who was so universally adored.
It can't be Obama.
They can't be protesting Obama because he's universally loved and adored, yeah.
Perhaps more so than any president ever, except Bill Clinton, at the height of his powers.
Well, if this is the case, if these protesters love Obama, why didn't Obama call on him to stop?
Of course, Obama loves this, the chaos, the confusion, the I-level bombicides.
Well, I haven't seen any I love Obama signs.
Have you?
There were a few yes, we can signs.
Well, that's the Obama slogan, you know, from his at Grant Park when he accepted the Democrat, won the election.
But I haven't seen any I love Obama signs.
Have you?
I haven't seen him.
Now, here's the real story on the protests.
This is from Fox News and the correspondent Greg Polcott, who is live amongst the protesters.
Police clashing with protesters.
Police are now estimating 4,000 protesters doing something what they call the G20 meltdown in honor of the G20 Economic Summit tomorrow.
They were targeting the Bank of England as their principal villain in what they see as a financial catastrophe hitting the planet.
Wait, wait, wait.
Stop the tape.
This idiot Damon Green just said there's nobody there or nothing there that was unifying.
There were no unifying character.
But apparently the unifying character is the Bank of England.
Here's Polcott and the remainder of his report.
Did a pretty good job of holding them off.
There were 23 arrests there, some injuries.
Windows were smashed and protesters got inside, threw furniture out.
It should be noted, guys, that the Royal Bank of Scotland was a benefit of a UK bailout, including an executive of the Royal Bank of Scotland who got a clean million dollar a year pension from that.
So there's a lot of populist anger here.
Right.
So we do have a unifying place, the bank, and apparently we have a unifying principle for these nomads, and that would be bailouts.
What we have here is populist bailout violence from a good reporter, Greg Polcott, at Fox News.
Let's go back to me.
On this program yesterday, I gave you a prediction on what would happen here at the G20.
I guarantee you, don't fall for all these reports that this G20 is on thin ice and going to fall apart, that these European leaders are going to tell Obama to go to hell or all that.
It's going to be just the opposite.
Mark, he wouldn't go otherwise.
He's not going to go unless this is all etched in stone before he gets there.
Any president would do that.
I mean, these kind of things, they're not going to get the Russians to agree with him on Iran and to slow them down.
But they're going to put out a statement.
All this hunky-dory.
It was love and wonderful.
We got a great statement, mission statement to move forward.
Nothing's going to get done, but they're going to portray it as though great accomplishments have taken place.
And that's already written.
It's already done.
You don't go over there if you're sure that Sarkozy is going to walk out.
Sarkozy not going to walk out.
These mindless threats here.
That's Sarkozy campaigning to his own people.
So here is Obama himself now.
This agreement's already in place.
See, I told you so continues.
Obama talking about his meeting with the Russian President Dmitry Medvedev of the KGB.
I am very grateful to President Vededev for taking the time to visit with me today.
I'm particularly gratified because prior to the meeting, our respective teams have worked together and have developed a series of approaches to areas of common interest that I think present great promise.
What I believe we've begun today is a very constructive dialogue that will allow us to work on issues of mutual interest, like the reduction of nuclear weapons.
Now, at that point, Medvedev was seen with his hand over his mouth and then quickly recomposed himself when he heard President Obama said, yeah, we made great strides here getting rid of nuclear weapons.
Medvedev could barely contain himself.
The teleprompter made Obama say that, and it was just Medvedev could hardly wait to get out of that room and call Putin and say, you won't believe what he just thinks we agreed to.
But did you hear, just to show you I know what I'm talking about, I'm particularly gratified because prior to the meeting, our respective teams worked together and developed a series of approaches to areas of common interest that I think present great promise.
So they had all the substantive talks before Obama gets there with Dmitry Medvedev.
I will wager you, they may have talked about nuclear weapons, but there's no framework for the Russians to reduce them.
And I just love Medvedev.
The Russians are saying this is going to be so easy.
Gordon Brown, I told you that yesterday, this is Fox.
No, take it back.
It was PMSNBC.
They were doing a story, an advanced story on the G20.
And this was before they started running stories on the countdown to Air Force One's touchdown at Stansted in England.
Air Force One to touchdown soon.
Barack Obama to deep plane soon.
Prior to doing those reports, they actually were having a discussion, and they had the Chiron headline at the bottom of the screen.
Can Obama save the world economy?
Can Obama save the world economy?
Here's Gordon Brown finally got his joint press conference with Obama and a portion of his opening remarks.
I want to thank you for your leadership, your vision, and your courage, which you've already shown in your presidency, and congratulate you on the dynamism, the energy, and indeed the achievements that you have been responsible for.
Your first 70 days in office have changed America, and you've changed America's relationship with the world.
So here is a full-fledged, committed global socialist praising the president of the United States for all of his achievements in the first 70 days.
A global socialist happy with the changes Obama has made.
And you have changed America's relationship with the world, which is why all of the losers that make up the protesters are breaking bank windows.
But the slobbering, the slobber.
This guy, folks, I'm telling you, if he keeps this up throughout the G20, Gordon Brown will come down with anal poisoning and may die from it.
Hi, welcome back.
Rush Limbaugh, having more fun than a human being should be allowed to have.
Your highly trained broadcast specialist, meeting and surpassing all audience expectations by the minute.
All right, to the phones.
We still have lots of audio sound bites.
Obama next.
But we'll go to Columbus, Ohio, and say hi to Matt.
Matt, you're up first today.
Well, you're the first call.
Great to have you here.
Hi, thanks.
I got a question about the budget and the Republicans' alternative budget.
Yeah.
In the media, I can't find, I just want to find out what the differences are as far as how much less money we're going to spend.
It seems like the media just isn't covering it.
I've heard that it's laughable, but they don't seem to want to tell you the details once you decide for yourself.
And I was wondering, why is that?
Well, probably because it's never going to happen.
But that's one reason they're not reporting it.
The other reason they don't believe in it.
The media doesn't care what the Republicans are doing, proposing.
So they're judge, jury, and executioner, basically, for their alternative ideas.
Yes, at this stage, I mean, they become activists.
They're not.
I mean, is it possible?
So we're going to have to come up with something new again, like a contract with America, something that's bigger that they just can't ignore that hits them in the face than.
No, no, no, you're missing.
No, no.
Look, I'm going to tell you what's in the Republican budget here, but you have to learn something.
And I have begged and asked people to do this for the course of many years of my Sterling broadcast career.
Please, ladies and gentlemen, do not ever seek validation for your own views.
Do not define success in advancing our cause by whether or not we are discussed accurately in the drive-by media.
There are certain realities that one has to face, and there are certain realities in life that you cannot change.
And when you can't change something, it's ridiculous to be obsessed with it.
It is a total waste of time to be obsessed with the media and what they say about Republicans.
You can sit there and say, but Rush, but Rush, they're poisoning the minds of the...
Yeah, but George W. Bush still won two terms.
Ronald Reagan won two terms.
The right candidate can win.
Right message can win.
The drive-bys don't win all the time.
If you believe that the ultimate success of what you believe in resides in seeing it promoted and respected on the NBC Nightly News every night, you are going to be disappointed and sad for the rest of your life.
That isn't going to change.
Nothing you can do to change it.
Focus on voters, not the media.
If you were with us yesterday here on the Rush Limbaugh program in the EIB network, then you know that the North Korean government has purchased a few commercials on this program to get their message out to the United States of America.
They specifically asked for a message from their leader, the pot-bellied dictator Kim Jong-il, to be run today.
He's not been invited to the G20.
He's very upset about it.
You know, they're threatening to launch missiles that they claim are satellite missiles, but the Japanese and a number of other nations are gearing up.
Our own defense secretary said there's nothing we can do to stop it.
So the world waits to see what's going to happen.
I think it's between April 3rd and the 6th or 6th and the 12th.
That's the window that the North Koreans have said they're going to launch.
So now, ladies and gentlemen, a paid announcement from the president of North Korea, or the dictator, what does he call himself?
Dear leader, dear leader, Kim Jong-il.
And now, a brief but loud communique from the dear leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-il.
Greetings and salutations to the new but badly flawed Obama administration.
Already the thin shoulders of your messiah are buckling under the weight of responsibility to build a socialist people's paradise in his first 100 days.
A truly strong president, similar to myself, would do this in one day, not 30 or 60 days, for a company to submit to me.
I would just confiscate the wealth and burn the factory to the ground the same day.
And I had such high hopes for you in the beginning.
You are weak.
And who is this dragon lady you send to lurk at my door?
Where is the ever-sexy Madonna Albright, best midnight basketball forward in all of North Korea?
Only she can attempt to stop our launch of the new Bangpen rocket into space with a peaceful satellite greater than even Sputnik.
But before long, this new advanced rocket powered by dung gas and wood shaving will emit a very large cloud of greenhouse gas into the atmosphere, warming your side of the earth in the extreme.
But we will consider delaying our launch if certain gifts are forthcoming.
Such as pole dancing exercise equipment, complete with instructions and correct format, DVD, unlike what you said, the British Prime Minister.
Then we may also engage in talks.
But under no circumstances will President Obama be allowed to visit our country since the North Korean people already have the one and only savior messiah, Kim Jong-il.
That is all.
A message to the American people.
Kim Jong-il, dear leader of North Korea, not part of the G20.
Still desirous of getting his message out.
All right.
The question was, what's in the Republican alternative budget proposal?
Couple soundbites here to explain it.
Paul Ryan, this morning in Washington, Congressman from Wisconsin, held a press conference to introduce the Republican budget.
We have a couple soundbites.
Here's number one.
Our budget avoids the huge tax increase scheduled at the end of 2010 by making the 2001 and 2003 tax relief permanent.
Second, it permanently extends the alternative minimum patch tax.
Next, our budget reforms the broken tax code by making it simpler, more pro-growth, and more competitive.
For individuals, we offer taxpayers a choice.
You can have the current code with all of its bells and loopholes and deductions if you want to, or you can switch over to a choice-based system, a simple system, a system with two rates, 10% on the first $100,000 for couples or $50,000 for individuals, 25% above that.
And here's the second part of his presentation.
To get this economy growing, we propose a number of reforms.
Number one, cut the corporate tax rate.
Currently, it's the second highest in the industrialized world to the average industrialized nation rate, 25%.
We also propose to suspend the capital gains tax through the year 2010.
We need to spur investment, not punish it.
That's Paul Ryan, Congressman of Wisconsin, with the alternative Republican budget, and the ideas are great.
Don't misunderstand here, my flippantly, about this to the caller.
The ideas are fabulous.
Fact, many of them were in my bipartisan stimulus plan, op-ed, published in the Wall Street Journal way back many months ago when Obama was asking and saying he would listen to ideas that maybe were not his if they made sense.
And so I wrote after he told Republicans not to listen to me.
I submitted my bipartisan stimulus plan.
And two of the key ingredients were cutting the corporate income tax rate and suspending the capital gains rate for a year or longer.
This is what the Republicans have proposed.
And it makes sense that they would propose this.
After all, I have been named by Democrat leaders as the leader of the Republican Party.
Back to the phones.
Ann in Virginia Beach.
I'm glad you waited.
Welcome to the EIB Network.
Hello.
Hi, Rush.
I can't believe I'm talking to you.
I used to wear a Ditto Head sweatshirt to school when I was 12.
Wow.
It's great that you called.
I'm glad you got in.
Well, I wanted to call you thousands of times over the years, and I can't believe this is the reason I'm calling, but I dreamt about you last night, Rush.
Oh, I love these kinds of calls.
Do you know how exciting it is for a guy to have a woman tell him that she dreamed about him?
I can't wait to hear this.
What was the dream?
I wish it were exciting.
But we were living in a post-Obama America.
I'm not sure that we were all the way communist yet, but we were certainly some sort of socialist nation.
Wait a minute.
Keep going because I'm a little shocked here.
Keep going.
I will.
We were in some sort of seminar that we were required to take, and I was sitting at a table and you sat next to me.
A man in another part of the classroom stood up and yelled over, Rush, I heard O'Reilly pulled the plug on his show today, and that you're next.
And I, of course, said, Absolutely not.
Rush would not believe us.
We need him now.
And I turned to look at you.
You had a very sympathetic, sad look on your face, and you nodded yes, to which I immediately burst into tears and said, No, Rush, no, you can't.
This is not a dream.
I swear.
I swear.
No, no, this is a nightmare.
It was.
It was very sad.
Huge.
I was crying.
I mean, I was expecting to hear stories of an island in the Caribbean.
I was.
I think Colada's a nice isolated suite with a ceiling fan.
I do wish that was the dream.
But here's how you comforted me.
There was no paper around.
There was nothing for you to give me.
And you took off your shoe, and on it you wrote, Don't fear, and you signed your name.
I think you intended it to be my security banket through the tribulations to come.
Well, you know, that's, I want to assure you that those aspects of your dream will not come to pass.
I pray they will.
Other than O'Reilly giving up his show, that might happen.
But the other aspects of it, this will not happen.
But this is a sign of the fear that is out.
People are dreaming about Obama camps, re-education camps.
All right, and thanks much.
All right, let's grab a couple more Obama sound bites, ladies and gentlemen, predicting, by the way, confirming what I predicted he would do at the G20.
Here he is, part of his joint press conference with the Prime Minister of the UK, Gordon Brown.
People losing their homes, losing their businesses that they worked so hard for, losing their health care in the United States.
People around the world who were already desperate before the crisis and may find themselves even more desperate afterwards.
That's what our agenda has to begin with, and that's where it will end.
Well, there you have it.
I mean, he's being very upfront and honest.
People losing their homes.
No, they're not.
We are paying them to stay in their homes.
We're paying their car payments now, too.
Losing their businesses that they've worked so hard for, losing their health care in the U.S. People around the world who were already desperate before the crisis, they find themselves even more desperate afterwards.
That's what our agenda has to begin with.
May I translate this for you?
What this means is he's not only going to redistribute your wealth to its rightful quote-unquote owners in America, he's going to spread it around the world.
He's going to take care, and he's going to redistribute the wealth of the world to its rightful owners.
He then added this: We must not miss an opportunity to lead, to confront a crisis that knows no borders.
We have a responsibility to coordinate our actions and to focus on common ground, not on our occasional differences.
History shows us that when nations fail to cooperate, when they turn away from one another, when they turn inward, the price for our people only grows.
That's how the Great Depression deepened.
That's a mistake that we cannot afford to replace.
What in the hell is he talking about?
The Great Depression deepened because nations turned away from one another.
I can think of two: Japan and Germany.
I don't know what trade restriction.
Well, I don't know what he's talking about here, but this he's certainly sounding globalist, is he not?
And then, ladies and gentlemen, the obligatory conclusion.
I would say that if you look at the sources of this crisis, the United States certainly has some accounting to do with respect to a regulatory system that was inadequate to the massive changes that had taken place in the global financial system.
I had a professor when I was in law school who said, some are to blame, but all are responsible.
And I think that's the best way for us to approach the problem that we have right now.
Touchy, feely, new age gobbledygook.
Some are to blame, but all are responsible.
He was reacting to a question, and the question was: the prime minister has repeatedly blamed the U.S. for causing the crisis.
France and Germany blame both Britain and America for causing the crisis.
Who's right?
And isn't the debate about that at the heart of the debate about what to do now?
And Obama agreed.
He basically apologized on behalf of the United States for causing the world financial crisis.
His answer was: I would say, if you look at the sources of the crisis, the U.S. certainly has some accounting to do with respect to our regulatory system that was inadequate to the massive changes that have taken place in the global financials.
It's our fault.
Apologize for America.
That's why, Snerdley, you were all convinced yesterday was going to go over there and this thing was going to fall apart because you fell hook line and sinker with the media reports that the French were mad, that the Germans were mad, that the UK were mad, and everybody was mad at Obama, going to blame Obama.
And the one thing you forgot was that Obama would agree with them.
You got a bunch of people in G20 blaming America as they always do.
What's new is that we now have a president who blames America too and agrees with them.
Rush Limbaugh with half my brand tied behind my back to make it fair.
Fort Worth, Texas, Terry, nice to have you with us on the EIB network.
Hello.
Hey, Rush.
We love you here in Texas.
Thank you.
Thanks very much.
It's awesome to talk to you.
I'm a first-time caller and a brand new activist, and I'm late 40-something, so this is kind of new to me.
I have a couple of questions.
One thing I really don't understand, and another thing I'd love to get your version of.
And it relates to GM and the state of Texas.
Yeah.
Rick Perry is going to have probably what I would bet is a sonic boom on his hands if GM, who produces their SUVs only in Texas, decides to close that plant.
What kind of sound waves can we expect around here if that kind of thing happens?
I guess I'm trying to say is: is Texas going to have any say in the way things happen with this new Obama world?
No.
No power.
Well, let me explain to you why.
You are familiar with the stimulus bill, correct?
Yes.
Are you aware that many governors have said they don't want it all or they only take a portion and they don't want any of it?
Governor Sanford of South Carolina, Governor Palin of Alaska, in the stimulus bill is a provision that if governors refuse, they have to take it all.
They can't cherry-pick and say we want this, we want that.
They have to take every dollar allotted to them in the stimulus bill, porculus bill.
If the governor refuses it, there is an unconstitutional statute in the bill that allows the state, that directs the state legislatures to take the money anyway over the opinion of the governors in the stimulus bill have been rendered meaningless.
Powerless.
You don't even need powerless.
You don't even need to have them.
Now, the whole stimulus bill, and there's a greater and greater consensus building on this, the whole thing, because of things like this in it, which destroy the whole concept of federalism, is unconstitutional.
But Obama and his people are telling Democrat legislatures, even Republican-dominated legislatures, if your governor doesn't take the money, scram it.
So if Obama is indeed going to make General Motors, and there's a story in the stack today that he's going to put more and more of his people on the GM board, we know that he doesn't like SUVs.
We know that the government and the left does not like these things.
They don't like people driving them.
And we also know that the SUV and the truck lines are among the profitable vehicles GM is manufacturing.
But GM, if Obama says SUVs, that's like on the most hated list, according to liberals.
What do you mean they're not part of the objective?
Liberals hate SUVs.
Right.
They are part of the objective to get rid of them is what I mean.
That's what I mean.
That's actually if the Obama Motors Board of Directors tells GM to get rid of the SUVs, based on recent behavior of GM, I don't think they'll do anything other than say, okay, if that results in the closing of a manufacturing plant in Texas, and Obama said more plants are going to close, and the new CEO said more plants are going to close.
And Texas is a Republican state, and the way politics works, you're going to close a state, and you're a Democrat, do it in a Republican state.
They're not going to vote for you anyway.
If it happens, you have chaos.
That helps.
You have unemployment.
You have a need for unemployment benefits and state assistance.
All that.
This is what Governor Perry didn't want to accept.
Governor Perry doesn't exist.
Oh, it's his frustrating rush.
When it comes to this, so the point of it, let me finish the point here.
The point is, I don't know if they're going to close the plant.
I have no clue.
I just have to assume that they're targeting SUVs.
They want everybody in smaller cars, electric cars, hybrids.
And they're going to have to get rid of the option of the SUV to force people into these little dirtbag cars.
Right.
If he causes chaos and unemployment in a Republican state, that helps him.
President Obama is about chaos.
He's about misery.
He is about people being unsatisfied and frightened of the future so that they will turn to him for the solution, not Governor Perry or Palin or Sanford.
Back in a moment.
It's being reported by the UK Telegraph.
We now know what President Obama gave as a gift to the Queen of England, an iPod with a video of her trip to the United States on it in 2007.
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