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McCain's mother.
McCain's mother is dumping on me.
On the Tonight Show last night, Leno said to Roberta McCain, how about Rush Limbaugh?
You're one of his fans.
What he thinks about a represents of the Republican Party has nothing to do with my side of it.
I don't know what the man means.
I don't know what he's talking about.
Chairman of the Republican Party SEAL was exactly right when he defined this man as an entertainer.
And to my horror, the Republican Party made him back up on it.
Limbaugh, you're a compliment.
Whether you say the man is an uh entertainer.
I don't know what he is, but he does not represent the Republican Party that I belong to.
She's right.
She's absolutely right.
The Republican Party she belongs to gets shellacked.
Election after election after election.
Man, that's send McCain's mother out to dump on me.
No, I love it.
I love it.
I mean, this is she look at her her her son said the same thing.
McCain, he's just entertainer.
He's just entertained.
Get it?
Get it?
He's a serious trainer.
If you go to the clown, good clown circus!
That's it!
Get it.
I don't know what the man means.
I don't know what the man means.
By the way, one other thing.
We're gonna go back here to the archives of our audio sound bites, and this is about uh the Gitmo detainees.
Do you remember two days after Obama was immaculated?
He had all these executive order signings.
And one of them was about uh an executive order calling for the closure of Club Gitmo within one year.
See if you remember this.
What we're doing here is to set up a special interagency task force on detainee disposition.
They are going to provide me with information in terms of how we are able to deal in the disposition of some of the detainees that may be currently in Guantanamo that we cannot transfer to other countries who could pose a serious danger to the United States.
Uh, but uh we cannot try because of various problems related to evidence uh in a Article 3 court.
So this task force is going to provide us with uh a series of recommendations on that.
Is that correct, right?
That's right, and D policy going forward.
And detaining his policy going forward so that we we don't find ourselves in these kinds of situations in the future.
And that we are providing clear guidance to our military in terms of how to do it.
No teleprompter that day, so Greg Craig was the teleprompter, uh, telling Obama what to say.
So we're so okay.
We're gonna close Gitmore, we're gonna figure out how it never happens again, just like we're gonna make sure there's never an economic boom again.
We're gonna make sure these kind of detainees are never detained again.
Uh we're gonna have a policy going forward, so we don't find ourselves these signs of the kinds of situations in the future.
Uh and then Greg Craig says, and there is clear guidance for the military as well in this, and that we are providing clear guidance to our military industry.
What happened at executive order?
What happened?
What happened?
Well, obviously it's still in force.
Hey, how about that stimulus, folks?
I get you know.
That stimulus is just not, it's just I did you you gotta marvel at it.
New jobless claims rose more than expected last week, due partly to an increase in layoffs by uh the government-run automobile industry, uh while a number of people continuing to receive an unemployment benefits set a record for the 15th straight week.
Labor department said uh the number of new claims, unemployment claims rose to a seasonally adjusted six hundred and thirty-seven thousand from a revised six hundred five thousand the previous week.
The uh analyst expectations were six hundred and ten thousand in another sign of labor market weakness, the tally of people continuing to get benefits, increased to six and a half million, setting a record for the 15th straight week and worse than analysts expected.
Why are you laughing?
Well, I don't know.
I mean, sometimes sometimes you just have to.
I mean, it's stimulus is working great, isn't it?
Unemployment keeps rising.
There's no end in sight to the folks.
I I I have to tell you, I'm gonna reiterate something that I said yesterday from the bottom of my heart.
There are two groups of people in this country.
There's a group of people that have quote unquote made it who are the targets of Obama, but the people who haven't yet made it, who are striving to, they're also, you are also the targets.
Uh it is going to, with all of this debt being piled up and this expansion of government, it is just the tax increases that are there ahead for all of us is just going to make it impossible for people to um well, it's gonna make it just so much more improbable and difficult for people to realize the American dream.
It's just it's just a cry and shame.
And the very people that voted for Obama on the basis that he was going to elevate them or the very people who are going to get screwed by uh by all of this.
So here's unemployment sky high, unemployment benefits, sky high, a record, automobile now uh uh try and by the way.
How about this?
We're gonna eliminate 3,000 dealers.
We're gonna cut our advertising budget in half.
We're gonna thus make our cars invisible, and we're gonna make our cars hard to find.
And in the process, we're gonna revive these companies.
That's the new government plan for Chrysler, and it's probably going to be the same for General Motors.
Eliminate 3,000 dealers.
Do you know how the average number of employees in a dealer is 50, so that's 150,000 or a million?
What was 150,000?
Further jobs that are going to be lost.
Get rid of the advertising budget, that's going to have uh negative impact to private sector.
So you eliminate 3,000 dealers, which means it'll be harder for people to find the car.
You cut the advertising budget in half, which means a lot less people are going to know what the car is.
So if you don't know what the car is, you don't know where to go get the car, how are you going to buy one?
But this is what you get when you get a bunch of bureaucrats trying to revive the automobile industry.
The news coming out of Washington is disgusting.
The news yesterday that we are going to control the salaries of banks, bank executives, CEOs, and employees who had no TARP money taken.
Uh I just you know, Hugo Chavez doesn't have the cojones to try what Obama is trying without legislation.
Every day, every day brings more and more creeping socialism.
And he's trying to ram it through as quickly as possible, succeeding too, before there's a uh serious revolution to it all.
Speeches promised the moon, and they're just an extension of the campaign.
He convenes round tables on health care, solves the problem in two days, solves uh car company problems in two days, solves the banking problem in two days, solves a mortgage problem in two days.
Next he's gonna fix the environment in two days.
You know, you you could have said, uh, ladies and gentlemen, prior to the immaculation of Obama that we were drifting, that we were a country drifting to the left, but we're not.
The country is now a high-speed freight train.
The media is carrying the coal for the engine of the high-speed freight train.
You have God being denied.
Values are disappearing.
And none of this is gonna change until the electorate says enough is enough.
But the media refuses to give the electorate the truth about what's happening.
Just a bunch of BS, still blaming Bush for everything.
But we keep plugging away.
I just marvel at this way to fix cars.
Get rid of the dealers.
Stop advertising.
General Motors are going to close down for six or seven weeks.
That's going to add to some unemployment figures, by the way, but they're going to hire them back after six or seven weeks.
And when that hire on back number gets in, we'll be able to tout new jobs.
Oh, look at Obama's creating jobs.
When there'll just be temporary layoffs coming back.
General Motors, somebody there's had the audacity to say, you know what, we're going to import some cars that we make in China.
And the union is going batty.
And of course, Washington's going baddie because this plan has not been approved by uh by Steve Ratner in the car task force, the auto czar and his task force.
General Motors has long had a policy that you build and sell a car in the same company.
But I think I think General Motors here is a little shot across the ball.
Look, we're going to start importing these cars from China.
I mean, the only way we can sell them at a competitive price because the labor there's cheaper than here.
And then the union's going to go batty and go nuts.
You ever noticed everywhere you look?
Everywhere you look in our society in our country, where there is an industry in major trouble, you'll find a union in the public sector.
Whenever there's trouble, you will find a union.
The Heritage Foundation today.
Great piece.
Last week the Department of Labor reported employers shed this is now the last week's numbers.
A net 593,000 jobs in the first three months of 2009, bringing the unemployment rate to 8.9%.
Manufacturing sector lost 149,000 jobs.
Business services lost 122,000 jobs.
Construction lost 110,000 jobs.
All told the private sector lost 611,000 jobs.
So how was the total job loss only 539,000 if the private sector lost 611,000?
That's because one sector of the economy has proven impervious to economic realities, the public sector.
Government actually added 72,000 jobs so far this year and an average salary, annual salary of 75 grand a year.
The continued growth of the public sector while all other sectors of the economy contract is no accident.
Government employee unions are a driving force in making sure that large chunks of Obama's stimulus package went to states and cities to preserve jobs.
We talked about this in detail yesterday.
Most of the stimulus money is going to states to preserve and hire state workers.
When you talk about the entire labor movement today, you're really talking about government employees.
Less than 8% of the private sector workforce belongs to a union.
Contrast that with 37% of all government employees carrying union cards, and 42% of all local government employees carrying union cars.
Make no mistake.
Collecting union dues from public sector employees, salaries paid by us, taxpayers, that's big business.
The Service Employees International Union, SEIU, collects nearly $5 million a month from just 223,000 health care workers.
And when the SEIU is not blatantly stealing this money, they're turning it into efforts to elect politicians who promise to endlessly grow the public sector.
Andy Stern, the president of the SEIU, recently told the Los Vegas Sun, we spent a fortune to elect Obama.
$60.7 million to be exact, and we are proud of it, and they are being paid back.
So wherever you look, wherever you look where there are problems, public or private sector, you're going to find a union or a series of unions being involved somewhere.
A sexy mannequin will be allowed to keep her spot outside of Cincinnati area barbecue joint.
Local officials want her to cover up a bit more, though.
Life-sized figure stands as a busty beacon outside a restaurant in Reading, owned by Kenny Tessel.
Kenny Tessel told zoning officials at a hearing that the uh advertising gimmick has boosted business 40%.
He's got he's wearing clothes.
You're wearing a Daisy May kind of bikini.
But his business is up 40% outside his barbecue restaurant just because of the mannequin.
Maybe.
They ought to try this at Chrysler dealerships rather than closing the dealerships.
Just put a bunch of mannequins out there, or go ahead and get some Hooters girls and do it for real.
How about that stimulus, folks?
Eleven trillion dollars is the grand total.
Try this paragraph from AP.
The federal government's committed trillions of dollars to domestic bailouts and propping up the recessionary economy, much of it borrowed, much created out of thin air printed by the Federal Reserve.
How much longer can this go on?
That's the pressing question facing policymakers and one without a quick.
Now you ask.
The time to ask this is before we do it.
How long can it go on?
It can go on as long as Obama wants it to go on, AP.
Nobody to stop him.
Dave in Oklahoma is a trucker out there.
Great to have you on the program, sir.
Uh well uh we lost him.
Jeff in Minneapolis, you're next in the EIB network.
Hello.
Good afternoon, Rush.
Thank you.
You know, I'm just a truck driver, too, and I've got uh I've got an observation.
This photo deal was done by a three-death judge panel or three dead panel on the circuit court.
Isn't there nine on there?
And if Obama was really serious about this, he could uh appeal to the whole panel.
Yeah, you could ask for an in you could ask for an it was called in bunk, and you could ask for the entire panel to review it, and they may.
But they're they're they're gonna file an appeal.
Maybe well, maybe they're not gonna ask.
I don't know.
I'm gonna have to check with my legal buddies to find out exactly what legal procedure they're gonna do.
All I know is the Justice Department is going to appeal it.
But the the point is not which court hears it next.
The point is no court needs to hear it next.
Obama could prevent the release of these photos with an executive order.
And in fact, somewhere up on Capitol Hill today, I just I got a brief glance of this uh earlier in the program, and they were interviewing Lieberman.
So, and and the the crawl at the bottom of the screen, the guy, the Chiron graphic said that an amendment has been proposed to keep these photos from ever being released.
So somebody, somewhere in Congress in the House of the Senate, uh is very much up to speed on the possibility that these things could eventually come out, and they propose an amendment to keep none of this is necessary.
Obama could keep those photos under lock and key with an executive order.
And he didn't do that.
So you can ask for the whole, you know, nine or twelve judge panel in the second circuit to hear it, but no court needs to hear it.
We got the we got the trucker back from Oklahoma.
Dave, uh, thanks for thanks for calling and thanks for waving.
Welcome to the program.
Oh, a pleasure to talk to you.
Uh, with Nancy Pelosi in her little speech this morning, uh she said that she must the records release.
Well, I think she's banking on that.
She doesn't want those records released because of national security.
And if President Obama does release those records, I think uh he's gonna have a tough time uh passing any of his agendas for the rest of this year.
Oh, to your opinion.
Well, the records will get released, CIA will take care of that.
Okay.
But I just read about it in the newspaper.
You'll see about it on Chris Matthews at night.
Uh you'll see it on MSNBC or in the New York Times, Washington Post.
The records will get released one way or the other.
Maybe not officially.
But um.
Okay.
Then uh then she shouldn't have nothing to worry about, then, shouldn't she?
She has everything in the world to worry about.
That's why the records are going to get released.
If she's telling you the truth, the records would look at again.
Uh she's fighting for her career.
That's what this is about.
She knows full well That she's fighting for her career.
And so she's going up.
She's she's okay, boys, big time here.
You want to come after me if you find go ahead.
And she's out there saying they lied.
CIA misled Congress, misled me, just like Bush misled me.
Bush misled me on weapons of mass destruction.
Bush misled all of us.
Remember that line?
Well, they got all the congressional briefings on weapons of mass destruction, too.
Bush didn't get anything more than they got.
Especially the uh select committees on intelligence in the uh in the House and the Senate.
Anyway, thanks for the uh thanks for the cone call.
Barack phone call Barack Obama, Arizona State University slammed the individual.
In his commencement remarks, you'll hear the audio sound bites coming up.
You ask and I get the answer.
We had a caller who wanted to know couldn't Obama, the DOJ, ask for the Second Circuit to have the whole panel hear the appeal that would be uh in Bonk.
The ruling of the three judge panel was on September 22nd last year.
The Bush Department of Justice did seek an in-bank review of the Second Circuit.
That was denied.
They denied that application March 12th of this year.
So the Bush administration did appeal.
That was when on March 12th, shortly after that, that's when uh Obama Holder Department of Justice decided not to appeal after the N Bank hearing.
So now the DOJ, they probably out of time to ask the Second Circuit to reconsider, since it's already been two months since the Second Circuit denied reconsideration.
And uh, you know, Gibbs said yesterday the new argument Obama supposedly thought up was actually already presented to the second uh uh circuit or rejected Gibbs said that yesterday's press briefing.
So now they have to go to the Supreme Court, and they have to do that within 90 days of March 12th, which means they have to do that by early June.
President Obama was uh at Arizona State University, Tempe, and delivered the commencement address.
We have four sound bites here, and here is number one.
It may be tempting to fall back on the formulas for success that have been peddled so frequently in recent years.
You're taught to chase after all the usual brass rings.
You chase after the big money, and you figure out how big your corner office is.
You worry about whether you have a fancy enough title or a fancy enough car.
That's the message that's sent each and every day, or has been in our culture for far too long, that through material possessions, through a ruthless competition pursued only on your own behalf, that's how you will measure success.
Here he is, taking dead aim at the concept of self-interest and rugged individualism, because that's selfish.
And his wife, his wife, I saw her, Michelle was uh, she makes her tours of this this tour of the government agencies, and she said, I think it was yesterday or the day before, essentially the same thing.
Well, you know, I had this great job, the corner office, and they gave more money than I ever thought I would make.
I was a corporate lawyer, and one day I said, Why am I working for this big corporation?
Well, where's the where is the meaning in my life?
I wasn't any meaning.
I I just it just wasn't me.
Then she ended up getting 300 grand in a no-show job at a hospital when her husband got elected to the Illinois Senate.
So here's Obama out there on, I mean, a dead tear, telling graduates that pursuing wealth and pursuing success is the old formula, and it isn't gonna be tolerated.
Don't do that anymore.
Meanwhile, one of his lead supporters, the Oprah, was at Duke University over the weekend, bragging about all the houses that she owns, bragging about her private jet, talking about how important it was to her to have a private jet, and how cool it was to have a jet, and how cool it was to have all these houses.
The Oprah sending the exact opposite message of the Messiah.
Here's the second soundbite from Obama.
I want to highlight two main problems with that old tired, me first approach to life.
First of all, it distracts you from what's truly important.
And it may lead you to compromise your values and your principles and your commitments.
It was in pursuit of gaudy short-term profits and the bonuses that came with them.
That so many folks lost their way on Wall Street.
The trappings of success may be a byproduct of this larger mission.
But it can't be the central thing.
Just ask Bernie Madoff.
Now that infuriates me because here's Bernie Madoff being compared with people who are legitimate successes.
And he's challenging their motivations.
Obama is impugning the motivations of people who've become wealthy or who have enjoyed success.
They have followed their dreams too.
They're doing what they want to do.
They're following what their passions or where their passions take them.
So if any we got the question earlier today, you think Obama's changing?
Is he really dropping some of his liberal?
No way.
Here he is.
This is what I spoke about at CPA CPAC.
He's got an opportunity to really inspire as a lot of people as the president of the United States.
He can really inspire a lot of people and in the process really propel this nation forward.
And he's throwing cold water on this nation and on these graduates, and he's telling them the old formulas of the past, which made this the greatest nation in the history of humanity.
Are tired and worn out.
He shows up and literally depresses these students.
Now listen to this next one.
A relentless focus on the outward markers of success can lead to complacency.
In recent years, in many ways, we've become enamored with our own past success.
Lulled into complacency by the glitter of our own achievements.
We become accustomed to the title of military superpower.
Forgetting the qualities that got us there.
Not just the power of our weapons, but the discipline and valor and the code of conduct of our men and women in uniform.
Good look.
We become accustomed to our economic dominance in the world.
Forgetting that it wasn't reckless deals and get rich quick schemes that got us where we are, but hard work and smart ideas, quality products, and wise investments.
I tell you, this is just infuriating.
This man, he is no longer going overseas to apologize.
He is ripping and criticizing his own country.
I don't believe him when he says he didn't hear what Reverend Wright said in the church.
He says he never heard that stuff from River.
He has to have heard it because this is right out of Reverend Wright's beliefs.
This is outrageous to have this kind of commencement speech from the president of the United States.
Lulled into complacency by the glitter of meanwhile, here's a guy that's written two books, tries to get as rich as he can, his wife wants to get as much money as they can get.
They have a house that was purchased via a shady deal with a conniving real estate guy named Tony Rezco.
I don't see them denying them they're eating hundred dollar Kobe beef in the White House, throwing parties for people.
They spent two thousand dollars on a dog.
The dog named Bo, they tell what the dog cost him.
Now I don't begrudge them any of this, but when he's gonna start saying it's okay for me to do this, but it's not for you or the rest of us, then that's what'll get my dander up.
And this little stuff in here about the military.
We became accustomed to the title of military superpower, forgetting the qualities that got us there, not just the power of our weapons, but the discipline and valor and code of conduct of our men and women.
What the hell does that mean?
I'll tell you what it means.
It means he believes that we torture.
He believes that we rape and murder.
He believes all that stuff that was said about the Marines at Hadith in Iraq.
That's his view of the United States military.
That it is the most powerful, but it's filled with reprobates.
Somehow, in some distant past, America was great.
Everybody in business was honest, everybody that was successful and wealthy was honest.
But at some point, all that changed, the military became corrupted.
Everybody who's wealthy and every corporation, every individual that achieved and had and had success somehow is corrupted.
Is that what the graduates at Arizona State University wanted to hear that America sucks?
You've just spent four or five years, whatever number of years they've spent there.
They certain they sure as hell did not go to college to join a homeless shelter.
They did not go to college to flip hamburgers, they didn't go to college to sit around and not use their educations.
Is that what they want to hear that America sucks?
From the president of the United States?
They want to hear that they will not graduate and join a world of American exceptionalism.
That America isn't exceptional anymore and they shouldn't try to make it that way.
Is that what the parents who came up with the money somehow, some way to get their kids into Arizona State?
Is that what the parents wanted to hear?
To do what Barack Obama wants you to do, you don't need to waste a year in college.
You don't need to waste a day or a dime.
Here's the last bite.
Did you study business?
Why not help a struggling non-for-profit find better, more effective ways to serve folks in need.
You study nursing?
Understaffed clinics and hospitals across this country are desperate for your help.
You study education.
Teach in a high need school.
Give a chance to kids who can't, who can't get everything they need, maybe in their neighborhood, maybe not even in their home, but we can't afford to give up on them.
Prepare them to compete for any job anywhere in the world.
You study engineering.
Help us lead a green revolution, developing new sources of clean energy that will power our economy and preserve our planet.
Find somebody to be successful for.
Raise their hopes.
Rise to their needs.
And let me sum this sound bite up.
Obama's final message to him, the big finale, anti-individual.
Don't live for yourself.
Don't pursue your own self-interest.
Live for others.
Work for the needs of others.
What Obama doesn't understand is that individuals working in their own self-interest exactly are doing what he prescribes.
Working in your own self-interest is working for others.
It is trying to improve others.
The public schools are a mess.
We have enough teachers.
It's not that people don't care.
It's the curriculum.
It's the fact that kids are being indoctrinated and brainwashed.
This is a great lesson here, folks, in who Barack Obama really is and what his vision of this country really is.
Did you study business?
Why not help a struggling not-for-profit find better, more effective ways to help people?
Not-for-profit.
Does that mean that every for-profit business screws somebody?
Every for-profit business does not help somebody?
Only non-profits are helping people?
By definition, how does a non-profit operate?
A non-profit begs for money from other people.
A nonprofit lives on donations, and the people that run run pop nonprofits have to siphon some of the donations that they collect as their salaries.
That somehow is preferable to going out and producing something and expanding the economic pie.
Yeah, go to a nonprofit.
Ask somebody else for money.
Get credit for caring.
Get credit for not being concerned with profit.
I never met anybody that nonprofit didn't care about money.
People at nonprofits care as much about money as anybody else does.
Except they don't work for It, they beg for it.
They feed off of others.
They're like the U.S. government, except they can't print their money.
They're blood suckers.
Some of them do good work.
But if it weren't for the prosperity of others, there wouldn't be any money to give to them.
And that's my point.
Some of them are blood suckers.
Some of these nonprofits are phony baloney plastic.
We had a good time rock and roller organizations, fueled exist to advance liberalism, and that's why he cares about them.
Charitable nonprofits, fine and dandy.
Wonderful.
But I'm going to tell you, you cannot have a nonprofit without having a whole bunch of people making profit so that they have some money to give to the nonprofit.
The nonprofits cannot exist without a growing burgeoning.
In fact, if you want to know the truth, ask all the people, all the nonprofits that depended on Bernie Madoff.
Ask them how many of them have gone dark.
And it's way too many of them.
Way too many charities have been wiped out.
Because they lost their funding.
If I had a kid, I mean, if he does this at Notre Dame, if he if if I had a kid that went to Arizona State University and I'd paid whatever it cost to get that kid through, and I had the president of the United States come in and tell my kid the country sucks, American exceptionalism is over and don't strive for success, I would want my money back.
Stop and think of it this way.
You just heard four sound bites from uh Obama.
Commencement speech at Arizona State.
America sucks.
American exceptionalism is over, the American military is immoral, uh, and you shouldn't strive anything toward anything that involves improving yourself.
You should work for the success of others.
And this is the guy that we think is going to revive the U.S. automobile industry.
I mean, if we're gonna put people like this in charge of the U.S. automobile industry and the banking business and the housing business, we may as well go get the Grand Cleague of the Ku Klux Klan and make him in charge of the United Negro College Fund.
I mean, this is just not gonna work.
And this bite where he sits here and says the trappings of success may be a byproduct of this larger mission, but they can't be the central thing.
Just ask Bernie Madoff.
How about asking your buddy Warren Buffett?
How about asking your buddy George Soros?
I don't see them running nonprofits.
How about Bill Gates?
How about Tim Geitner?
How about Oprah Winfrey?
Oh, yeah, they may give a lot to charity, but their n their line of work is not running nonprofits.
They support nonprofits.
Nonprofits can't exist without people like this.
And I was in a relatively good mood till I heard those sound bites.
Um Curtis in Springdale, Arkansas.
Hi.
Hello, Rush.
It's an honor.
Thank you, sir.
Hey, uh, I have uh I'd like to lead up to my question if that's okay.
Yeah.
Okay.
Uh you would agree that the Republic the reason the Republicans lost the presidential and congressional elections were the economy in Iraq, right?
For the for the most part.
Not entirely.
Okay.
But uh now, with you know uh with with all one party in both sides, but you know, both the presidential and congressional side.
Yeah, you only have one only one place to you know to go down.
You mean you're at the top of the hot em at the totem pole, right?
So and I I was gonna ask that, you know, with but this only mean four months of of all of one side right now.
You've got uh Pelosi lying, uh the releasing of the Git Mode detainees without a c having a clue.
I know where you're headed with this, and we got a little uh uh time constraint.
You want to when is what critical mass, when is all this just gonna implode on them and uh and and cause people to see the light?
How long do you think it'll take only after this five years?
I don't you know I I I don't know because I'll tell you something.
Uh the we never got to critical mass with FDR.
I know a lot of people think we're gonna get to critical mass.
A lot of people think at some point unemployment stays high and so forth and so on that uh that some point people are gonna wake up.
I hope that's true.
I have no idea when it's gonna happen.
I'm not even sure if.
Uh we never got to critical mass with FDR throughout the Great Depression, and we got FDR too here, gang.
And he's even more popular and beloved than FDR was.
Fastest three hours in media, and we've only got one more to go.