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April 30, 2009 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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April 30, 2009, Thursday, Hour #2
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Oh, oh yeah.
Um this happens to be the end of the seventh week, so it's that 49 days, 40 pounds.
Nice to have you with us, ladies and gentlemen.
It's Rush Limbaugh.
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All right, now, ladies and gentlemen, that President Obama has helped to kill Chrysler as we know it.
Uh, will Obama be paying attention to say fixing social security as we know it.
I mean, you can say what you want about Chrysler and General Motors, but social security is trillions of dollars in the hole.
And now that now that Obama and his party control Congress, I'm sure that he can he can fix that.
Why not put the United Auto Workers in charge of Social Security?
I mean, it seems like the auto workers are the ones, the Union people the ones that know best how to run things, and since the active philosophy, if you want to understand Barack Obama, the active philosophy is he's going to return the nation's wealth to its quote unquote rightful owners.
Barack Obama thinks the little guy has gotten the shaft in his country for too long.
The little guy's been shafted by the big guy, the big guy's stolen what the little guy has.
So Obama's gonna take what the big people have, he's gonna big it give it back to the little guys.
That's exactly what's happening here.
All the while making everybody that much more dependent.
Continuing on just a couple more details here.
Steve Gilbert at the Sweetness and Light.com points out a story from the uh UK Times online, December 3rd, 2008.
Beatings and abuse made Barack Obama's grandfather loathe the British.
The president elects relatives have told how the family was a victim of the Malmao revolt.
Obama's grandfather imprisoned and brutally tortured by the British during the violent struggle for Kenyan independence, according to the Kenyan family of Barack Obama, Hussein Anyango Obama.
Mr. Obama's paternal grandfather became involved in a Kenyan independence movement while working as a cook for the uh British Army officer after the war.
He was arrested in 1949, jailed for two years in a high security prison where according to his family, he was subjected to horrific violence to extract information about the growing insurgency.
So I mention this only because Obama last night said we can't torture because Churchill didn't torture.
Churchill didn't torture anybody, didn't torture any of these West German, East German spies, any German spies, period, during World War II, and that's not true.
The Brits threatened captured spies with hanging, and they used drugs on them unless they cooperated and uh turned uh traitor against their own country, Germany.
And now the Obama family says that uh Barack's grandfather tortured by the Brits during uh Churchill's second prime ministership, and then from uh telegraphindia.com, this is from January 1st of 2006, the UK telegraph.
The shocking disclosure that Winston Churchill was willing to allow Mahatma Gandhi to die in prison if he persisted with a hunger strike, is made in British war cabinet documents from 1942 released yesterday, so this is three years ago, uh, this news.
Why are you bringing this that way?
Because folks, look, if you just landed from Mars last night, and you happened to be channel surfing American TV, and you came across that press comp press conference, I'm sure you'd be mesmerized.
There are there there are three people in the last 20 years who have been able to influence, inspire, motivate millions of Americans.
Barack Obama is one of them.
He has a flair of speaking confidently, which is key, flair for speaking confidently, uses the English language, sounds professorial, sounds Educated, even when he doesn't say anything, he makes everybody think he's on their side.
He makes everybody think that he agrees with their point of view on things.
But this man is like every other liberal to come down the path.
He lies.
And so that's why I'm pointing these things out.
Why the big deal on torture?
Because Barack Obama's using it to criticize its own country.
Barack Obama is weakening this nation's ability to defend itself.
Barack Obama is going out of his way to point out every opportunity he has, what an immoral, unjust country this was until he was elected.
And so that's why we spend time contradicting him on these.
Plus, he's easy he's listening to the you know the writings of a of a left-wing blogger on this this Churchill business.
And it just isn't true.
We have some soundbites here.
President Obama announcing the end of Chrysler as we know it.
Here's the first of three sound bites today.
I am pleased to announce that Chrysler and Fiat have formed a partnership that has a strong chance of success.
It's a partnership that will save more than 30,000 jobs at Chrysler and tens of thousands of jobs at suppliers, dealers, and other businesses that rely on this company.
It's a partnership that the federal government will support by making additional loans that are consistent with what I outlined last month.
As part of their agreement, every dime of new taxpayer money will be repaid before Fiat can take a majority ownership stake in Chrysler.
Well, I don't know when that's going to happen then.
The United Auto Workers is going to be the majority ownership of Chrysler.
The union is going to be giving 55% of the uh of the stock here.
The thing you have to remember about this is very simple uh last uh December, January, all this money to the uh the automakers, Chrysler, General Motors, and they were given requirements.
You gotta get back just with reorganization plans if you want more money.
And finally, they had to say it doesn't work.
Obama said you guys are not doing it right.
Uh, we're gonna make you go into bankruptcy.
So all those billions in bailouts didn't work.
A genuine failure of the Obama administration to save Chrysler.
So now what we're getting basically Juan Peronism.
You convince the legitimate uh debt holders to give up uh much of their value, the banks, the big lenders, same thing, and then you send in union allies to take over.
Here's soundbite number two.
A group of investment firms and hedge funds decided to hold out for the prospect of an unjustified taxpayer-funded bailout.
They were hoping that everybody else would make sacrifices, and they would have to make none.
Some demanded twice the return that other lenders were getting.
I don't stand with them.
I don't stand with those who held out when everybody else is making sacrifices.
Now, this you just have to just have to laugh.
This is another assault on the wealthy.
It's an assault on hedge funds, hedge funds are the villain, and furthermore, he is now impugning their motives.
They were hoping everybody else would make sacrifices that they would have to make no sacrifices.
Some demanded twice the return that other lenders were getting.
Since when does any of this have any relevance once the federal government moved in with bailout money and with orders and instructions to the CEO on how this thing is to be restructured?
This is classic.
This is classic statism.
An authoritarian figure dumping on the private sector at every opportunity to mischaracterize their motives, to mischaracterize the uh um the reasons for their investment in things.
Here's the third soundbite from President Obama.
That's why I'm supporting Chrysler's plans to use our bankruptcy laws to clear away its remaining obligations so the company can get back on its feet and onto a path of success.
This process will be quick.
It will be efficient.
It's designed to deal with those last few holdouts, and it will be controlled.
It will not disrupt the lives of the people who work at Chrysler.
Oh, of course we can't.
We can't have that.
It's going to disrupt a lot of other people's Lives.
But we can't disrupt the lives of the union workers and the uh the people who work there.
Brief time out, we'll come back, we'll continue after this.
Stay with us.
This a little bit misleading, but nevertheless, what the ratings winner last night in the 8 to 9 p.m. hour was Fox with their TV show Lie to Me.
They are the only network that did not carry the Obama Schmooze Fest.
I actually, you know, I actually thought, well, what's that whorehouse out in Vegas?
What's the name of the place?
The bunny bunny.
No, the bunny the bunny.
I thought they let the inhabitants of the bunny ranch out to start pretending to be the uh press corps last night.
When I when I watched highlights of it, I didn't watch it last night.
Anyway, 19 million viewers, if you add up all the networks that carried Obama, 19 million people watched the uh press conference, about seven million watched uh uh lie to me, which theoretically could have been the Obama press conference.
It's the uh regularly scheduled show on Fox from eight to nine o'clock.
I want to take the occasion or I have your attention here.
This press conference last night.
Again, there was not a single question about the shrinking gross domestic product, our shrinking economy.
Not a single question about this massive debt that's being piled up for generations.
Not a single question about the outrageous budget that was just passed by Congress.
Not a single question about nationalized health care plans.
This is such an opportunity.
Such an opportunity for an articulate, attractive conservative candidate to take Obama and the liberal media apart.
This is not the time for a conservative Republican to think, okay, I I gotta I gotta go be a little like Obama in order to get votes.
That's not how he's getting them.
He's not getting votes, he's not getting the majority of his support from policy.
He's getting the majority of his support from personality, celebrity, cult like characteristics, but not from policy.
The biggest mistake the Republicans could make is to look at this and say, I guess we need to come out with our own version of a national health care plan.
Just a smarter one.
I guess we need to come out with our own version of bigger government.
No.
It's just the opposite.
Never ever has there been a better time.
To contrast the views of uh of the founding principles of conservatism with what is happening now, there is such a hunger.
Do you know yesterday Obama went out there to that town hall in Arnold, Missouri at Fox Hascrew?
Did you know that there were hundreds of protesters outside?
There was.
I didn't know it either.
I got a newspaper story about it.
Hundreds of protesters outside.
There is a hunger for an a alternative way to manage this country's affairs.
I think I really did the way I look at this.
I think Obama is extremely vulnerable to a full-fledged conservative attack right now.
The public hates the media for good reason.
Last night's press conference being just the latest example.
His policies are not all that supported.
His policies are radical.
Policies aren't gonna work.
At press conference last night, it was it was a worthless exercise in inside the beltway game playing.
The public learned nothing, but they swooned.
They swooned and they felt good, but they didn't learn anything.
But our side should have.
Our side should have been uplifted by the fact that he's getting weaker in terms of policy.
And he's vulnerable.
You know, the Democrats have no excuse now.
What with the specter defection?
I mean, people are saying this, but it's not just a cliche.
They own it all.
There's nothing...
Not one thing Republicans can do to stop this.
Therefore, it makes no sense to go along with it.
It's not gonna help Republicans electorally to go along with this.
The thing that's gonna help Republicans electorally is to oppose this.
And there's nothing to lose because they can't stop it anyway.
Such an opportunity for full-fledged fearless honesty about all this.
Look, folks, the purpose of last night, the purpose of all media reporting, Obama press events, the purpose is to demoralize us.
And I don't I don't know what this happening to you.
I know it is.
You watch this, you get demoralized, you watch the press, and just act like a bunch of spoiled children demoralize you.
That's what they want to happen.
When the Democrats are out there saying, you know, you Republicans need to become more like us.
They want to demoralize you.
They want to build Obama up.
That's a given.
But the media didn't ask him any tough questions that would have exposed the failure of his policies and the worsening economy.
It shrank by 6.1% for crying out loud.
Not a word about that.
Because the media knows he is vulnerable, folks.
And they're protecting him.
And they're trying to demoralize us.
Any other president presiding over a 6.1% drop in the GDP would have been roasted with questions about it.
He's had policies to stop it.
He's had policies to fix it.
He said his policies are going to reverse it.
Any other president and the questions would have been asked.
Well, where's the stimulus bill, Mr. President?
Where's all this investment that you're making?
Where are these new bridges and roads being built?
Where's where's all the infrastructure?
Where is it happening?
Where are all the new jobs?
None of that is being asked.
Well, we don't have to buy into this sophistry and idolatry.
We need to hammer this.
Obama's now exposed folks with policies that do not work and will not work and will only provide and cause harm.
What about your massive deficit, Mr. President?
What about double-digit unemployment in over a hundred American cities?
We had that story yesterday.
109 metro areas, double digit employment, El Central California, 25% unemployment, rivaling Great Depression unemployment numbers.
What about an economy, Mr. President, that just shrunk on your watch by 6.1%?
What about the trillions that have been lost in the stock market, Mr. President, etc., etc., etc.?
If the media isn't going to ask these questions, it is time for somebody in the Republican Party outside of the media, talk radio or want to stand up and start asking these questions boldly.
And don't give us the excuse, well, I can do it, but nobody will cover me.
You will be heard.
If the media is not going to ask these questions solely, Somebody has to.
And I'm talking about from the political arena.
It's it is just my gosh, folks, such an opportunity.
It's sitting there on a silver platter again.
Just because the media celebrates doesn't mean that we have to.
The question of the first 100 days was all in the context of, gee, how's Obama doing?
How's Obama doing in the first 100 days?
That's right, Mr. Limbaugh.
That's what everybody's mind.
That's all America wants, though.
How is Press Obama doing his first hundred days?
Sorry, President Obama's first hundred days are not about him.
President Obama's first hundred days, as are any president's first hundred days about America.
The question is, how is America doing during Obama's first 100 days?
Is there a Republican with a heartbeat?
Is there a Republican that has any brainwave activity whatsoever to spot this?
What are you afraid of?
Being criticized, being vilified?
What's new?
It's happening anyway.
No matter how you comport yourselves, no matter how you try to be liked, no matter how hard you try to garner the respect of these people that run Washington, it isn't happening, is it?
And meanwhile, you've got half a country dying for these questions to be raised somehow somewhere to the country at large.
And they happen via the political system.
Not about Obama and his first hundred.
It's not about How enchanted he finds the job.
It's not about how surprising he finds it.
It's about how is America doing, and there wasn't one question about that.
Because the assumption is America is in love.
America's never been better.
Yeah.
GDP down 6.1%.
Unemployment heading to 10%.
America's never been better.
America's being remade.
That's right.
From what?
And by whom?
And for what reason?
And under what authority is America being remade?
And what's wrong with America that it needs to be remade?
Fact of the matter is America is worse off in the last hundred days than it was before Obama became president.
And that is a fact that you can analyze and stipulate to in any number of ways, primarily economic.
We're supposed to give Obama more time before we say that, they tell us.
Oh, but they can.
They can celebrate him as an effective president after a hundred days, but we can't criticize and we can't point out the toilet the country is about to be flushed down.
What is it?
We measure his first hundred days or we don't.
Where's all the progress?
Where's all the success?
Where are all the new bridges?
Where are all the new roads?
We're all the new schools.
Where's the accomplishments of this administration?
You don't measure things by how many laws, bureaucracies, and programs are created, or how many press conferences taking place, or how many members of the press love the president.
You measure it by results.
And the results are that people are becoming poorer.
The private sector is shrinking.
Which means opportunities and jobs are shrinking.
Taxes are going up, regulations are increasing.
And for what?
To remake America.
The president stepped in to take over Chrysler.
He has all but killed it.
On his way to doing the same thing to General Motors.
It is, folks, it is a golden opportunity.
Obama and the Democrats own everything.
This is the time to provide the contrast.
Look, the President of the United States moving heaven and earth to fix General Motors, Chrysler, and a bunch of banks.
Moving heaven and earth.
And what is he doing in the process?
He's putting his people in charge.
The United Auto workers in significant ownership positions, both General Motors and Chrysler, the Treasury Department and banks.
Meanwhile, institutions of the federal government are in far, far, far more trouble than General Motors or Chrysler.
In the private sector, if a business fails, you go to bankruptcy, you reorganize, hurts a little while, you come back stronger.
The market has winners and losers every day.
Not everybody in the market's smart.
They get outsmarted, some people get outworked.
It's just it's the way it works.
Government has a monopoly on everything it does.
And right now, for all the trouble General Motors and Chrysler and the banks are in.
How about Social Security?
How about Medicare and Medicaid?
While the president's moving heaven and earth to i.e.
fix, supposedly fixed his private sector firms actually take them over.
He's also responsible for fixing Social Security.
It is going broke.
And we don't hear a single proposal from him on that.
Because we cannot hear from President Obama that anything about the government is wrong at all.
There is no mistake.
There is nothing going wrong.
There is no crisis and no emergency in government.
All of the crises, all of the emergencies are in the private sector.
And that's why we need to remake America.
Medicare, Medicaid, going broke.
His proposal is to take over the entire health care system, which is completely opposite of what the lessons are from government running Medicare and Medicaid in the first place.
President Obama does not fix anything.
President Obama does not reform anything.
He just keeps grabbing and spending And dictating to enhance his own authority and that of the government.
And in the process, the Obama administration is killing the United States economy as he remakes America.
Now the economy's going to fight back.
There are too many millions of Americans who are not going to sit out there and take it.
They want the best life has to offer.
They know that they are Americans and they're going to do what they have to to achieve it, regardless of the penalties that they will face from Obama, and regardless the obstacles put in their way.
And as these millions of Americans, many of you among them, fight to improve your lives despite the penalties coming in taxes despite the obstacles.
You're going to be innovative.
You will go to work, you will try to create, you will try to produce.
That's who we are, and that's how we work.
And this is going to bring the economy back.
The economy will come back.
It's just that Obama's making it much more difficult.
He is punishing us, smearing us, denouncing us.
Barack Obama smears and denounces, punishes those who seek success for themselves and for others.
Says he wants to remake America.
He's never asked, under what constitutional authority are you free to remake America?
He's never asked to remake it from what?
He's never asked what's wrong with or about America.
Now he will apologize all over the world for things he thinks we have done or things that we are that are immoral and unjust, but he's never asked.
Somebody in the press corps never stands up.
Golden opportunity for a Republican or a conservative here once again.
Mr. President, don't you recognize America is a magnificent country, the most magnificent country, made up of millions of people who are inventing and producing on their own without you yelling at them and telling them how to work and how to live and behave?
How did these people, how'd this country get so great before you came along, Mr. President?
How is it that we came to dominate and rule the world for good before you came along?
And since you've come along, Mr. President, all you've done is impugn, criticize, punish, and put obstacles in the way of people who are truly great in this country.
I just look at this and I'm stupefied why there's any fear I If you're going to be fear of somebody, afraid of somebody's effect on people, uh, and if it's gonna silence you, well, we're just gonna let Obama run its course, uh, we're gonna have even more problems.
Mr. President, when you say you're remaking America, are you condemning the American people?
What do you mean remake America?
Who is America?
United States of America is her people.
Got to remake what?
United States of America is not the United States government.
United States is her people.
Are you condemning the American people?
And this is really radical, folks, remaking America.
He said last night, remaking America starts now.
When we call President Obama on this remaking America nonsense, truly a radical notion.
Why we're told that we're overreacting.
Now, once again, he's praised by the media for remaking America, but when he's criticized for it, we're told we're overreacting.
Just give him more time.
This is why the media are a joke and why I see so many opportunities for a conservative to take on Obama and whip him politically.
Americans love their country.
They don't believe it's a nation built on hate.
They don't believe America is a nation built on class warfare.
Americans don't believe that this is a nation built on government power and so forth.
Obama has been able to slither and slide between the lines, been able to say he stands for America's traditions while he trashes them.
It's not that he is so clever or so good at spin.
It's that we lack the leadership to seize the moment and call him on this boniness.
We lack the leadership to seize the moment to craft a message to advance our principles.
So we're supposed to spend ten days beating ourselves up over the defection of Arlen Specter.
And we're supposed to buy into the notion.
Well, that's the end of the Republican Party.
Arlen Spector left.
And we're supposed to run around with our heads hung low.
And we're supposed to be depressed.
We're supposed to be dispirited.
We're supposed to be demotivated.
We're supposed to just give up.
Sorry, my friends, but I don't buy that for me.
It's offense, baby.
Or as Al Davis, the Oakland Raiders would say, just win, baby.
Back after this.
Now here's here's what I'm talking about.
This is exactly the kind of thing that inspires the past monologue.
Boston Globe today, new poll.
New poll released last night of Massachusetts voters.
Massachusetts voters.
Echoes national surveys.
Sixty-eight percent say in Massachusetts Obama's got the right priorities.
But 54% prefer smaller government.
Big disconnect.
They think his priorities are smaller government because he says so.
He's able to make everybody think he says what they believe.
So when they're asked, well, what do you believe?
54% smaller government and fewer services.
61% oppose these bailouts.
Okay.
Time is ripe.
To the phones, Tom in New York City.
Glad you waited, sir.
Welcome to the EIB network.
Great to hit you.
How are you, Rush?
Good, thank you.
Thanks for taking the call.
I just want to say congratulations on the last half hour of this show because you couldn't be more correct.
This is a time to drive a stake right through the Democrats and get a sharp, forward-thinking, young Republican out there who can help take the White House back at the end of this first term.
In the old days, in the old days, we didn't have any problem finding these people.
They were all over the place and they're willing to fight for it.
Uh, especially it peaked in the uh late 80s and early 90s.
What's happened now is that I don't know how many Republicans actually think that this is a golden opportunity.
I don't know how many of them think that um very many Americans agree with them.
I think a lot of Republicans think that they are at the smallest minority they've ever been, that they're in the wilderness, that nobody agrees with them, and if they come out and say this kind of thing, they're just gonna get laughed at.
They will get laughed at, they will get laughed at by the media, but they better pay attention.
Fifty-five million Americans did not vote for what's happening now.
It's a gold mine.
It's waiting to be tapped.
This is going to be huge, and I don't think that this upcoming Republican is at the national level right now.
I think you're going to find him at a young level like mayoral or or state senate or possibly lieutenant governor that's going to say, you know what?
I am sick of these people trying to demoralize me because I'm too smart and I'm too strong, and I love America too much to be demoralized by weak-willed Democrats.
Well, I mean, that that question last night from the New York Times reporter about being enchanted.
The president took that silver spoon and answered the question like he was in Mr. Robert, Mr. Rogers' neighborhood rather than the White House, and it was simply appalling.
It was embarrassing.
He makes us look like pansies.
Everybody in the world watches these press conferences.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, be careful here on pansies.
You never know who asked the question.
Well, I'm I'm trying to find it here.
My apologies.
That was gentlemen.
When he just when they throw him softballs like you know what this this uh you you said it's it's a governmental occupation.
You know what it is?
It's the and you made analogies earlier in the program.
This is the equivalent of governmental key ball.
You know how the kids now they play T ball.
They don't really play baseball because everybody gets up there and they get a whack at it and they hit it out because they don't have to learn how to read a pitch or read a picture or see where the other players are playing.
They hit something, but I'll tell you they're not learning how to play baseball.
That's what the government is doing.
They're coming in and they're teaching all the citizens here's T ball.
Everybody gets a whack, and you know what?
When I'm finished, I'm taking it home.
That's wrong.
Yeah, but I'm gonna tell you something.
That does not produce a generation of pre-thinkers.
Let me tell you something.
I know you're right about that, but it's not bleak.
It's been going on for a long time now.
You know, kids are being told don't keep score in the afternoon football games, baseball games, or whatever.
That somebody has to lose it.
It's too punishing for a young mind to suffer defeat, defeat, defeat at that young age.
It's better, Mr. Limbaugh that there's no winners and that there's no losers.
Kids keep score.
Their parents tell them not to keep score, they're keeping score.
Natural.
It's natural thing.
One to win's a natural thing.
They can't beat that out of us.
They can beat it out of some who allow themselves to be beaten and pliant and so forth, but they're not gonna beat it out of the country.
Here is the question, by the way.
Grab audio soundbite 17 and 18.
Here's the question.
It was Jeff Zelony of the uh Is it Zelony or Zelini?
I'm I'd never hear these names pronounced, so I pronounce them both ways to cover myself.
I'm not trying to mispronounce it.
So I look at it Z E L E N Y. I guess it's Zelony, but maybe it's Zelini.
Anyway, he has this exchange with President Obama.
During these first 100 days, what has surprised you the most about this office, enchanted you the most about serving in this office, humbled you the most, and troubled you the most.
Surprised uh troubled.
I've got uh what what was the person?
Surprised.
Surprised, troubled, troubled, enchanted, enchanted and humbled.
And what was the last one?
Humble humbled.
Thank you, sir.
All right.
Okay.
So that's what passes for press conference question, and here's here's a montage of the um of the answer.
We don't have the answer in this montage.
The the answer went on for twenty minutes.
Surprised.
Um I am surprised uh by uh the number of critical issues that appear to be coming to a head all at the same time.
Troubled.
Um I I I'd say less troubled, but um sobered by the fact that change in Washington comes slow.
Enchanted.
Enchanted.
Uh uh I will tell you that um when I meet uh our servicemen and women.
Enchanted's probably not the word I would use.
Humbled by uh the humbled by the fact that uh the president, see, uh is extraordinarily powerful, but wake me up just a of a much broader tapestry of American life.
Oh so I can't just press a button and suddenly have the bankers do exactly what I want.
Seems to me you can.
It seems to me he sure as hell can press a button and get people to do what they want.
Somebody's pushing a button and making this stuff happen.
So that's that that was the question into montage of the of the answer.
Mitchell, eighteen years old, Travers City, Michigan.
Hello and welcome to the Rush Limbaugh program.
Hi.
Hey, how are you doing?
Good.
I was just uh calling to talk to you.
I'm a senior in high school, and uh today I was on the internet reading Fox News and my uh teacher came up behind me and found out I was reading Fox News and uh yelled at me in front of the whole class and said I was not allowed to read Fox News in class that I'm only allowed to read BBC and and stuff of that.
Wait a second.
I'm gonna get a picture here.
You got your computer on in class, you're legally allowed to have the computer on in class.
Yes, there's a whole bunch of computers in the classroom, it's like a computer classroom, and I'm sitting there and he comes up behind me, I'm reading Fox News.
What is the class?
Is it computer science?
What's what's the class?
It's actually a video production class, and I'm already done with the video I was producing, so you're reading Fox News, the teacher comes up and spots that you can't read that, you g uh in front of the whole class.
In front of the whole class.
And then he proceeded to give me like a ten minute lecture on why I can't read Fox News.
Summarize it in thirty seconds.
Uh something like they uh I should know that they have you know conservative views they're trying to push on me and all these different things that they're have these speaking points that they tell their reporters to report on uh to get me to believe certain ways, and that I can only listen to BBC, other uh news venues.
Your teacher say anything about me.
No, but that I I was I pulled up the Rush Limbaugh page directly after that just to tick him off some more, but uh he walked away because he was so mad at me before I could uh Oh, well, you must you must try that.
That's a that's great.
This is fabulous.
That's guts.
That's courage.
Tell him you can't listen to Fox.
Pull up my website, do it again with a teacher behind you, be defiant there.
And it's a that because we lie.
See, we're we're lie, we're spreading propaganda.
It it's scary.
It is really scary to find out just how ignorant and stupid so many American teachers in this country just activists, they're nothing more than activists, not teachers at all.
LA killed a private aircraft industry, and then Joe Biden has thrown the United States into a full-fledged panic.
We'll be back.
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