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May 15, 2009 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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May 15, 2009, Friday, Hour #1
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Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24-7 podcast.
I know, I know.
I mean, it's so absurd.
I'm still bouncing off the walls.
I am bouncing off the walls.
Obama has thrown himself under the bus.
Well, it's the most incredible thing.
In a scathing attack on Obama's spending policies, Obama warns that those spending policies cannot be sustained.
Did you see the story?
Well, I'll get to it.
It's Friday.
I'll get to it.
It's unbelievable.
Live from the Southern Command in sunny South Florida.
It's Open Line Friday.
I'm not kidding.
He has thrown himself under the bus, and nobody in the drive-by media sees it.
Greetings, my friends.
Great to have you here.
Open Line Friday, El Rushbo, three hours broadcast excellence, straight ahead.
And you know the rules on Friday.
Yeah, I better go through this because that new tuner inner factor is huge out there.
For those of you new to the program, where phone calls are concerned, Monday through Thursday, we only take calls from people talking about things I'm interested in.
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I'm the reason people listen, not the callers.
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The callers on that show are great.
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I kid you not.
President Obama has thrown himself under the bus.
This is the most, I mean, he has explained how he has wrecked the economy.
I saw this yesterday afternoon and I said, really, it's Twilight Zone time.
It's a Bloomberg story.
President Obama, calling current deficit spending unsustainable, warned of skyrocketing interest rates for consumers if America continues to finance government by borrowing from other countries.
He said, this is a town meeting out there at Rio Rancho, New Mexico, outside Albuquerque.
He said, we can't just keep on borrowing from China.
We have to pay interest on that debt.
That means we're mortgaging our children's future with more and more debt.
Holders of U.S. debt will eventually get tired of buying it, causing interest rates on everything from auto loans to home mortgages to skyrocket.
It'll have a dampening effect on our economy.
This is the guy who has just saddled us with $11 trillion in budget deficits for the next 10 years, warning that his own policies have wrecked the U.S. economy and that they cannot be continued.
He threw himself under the bus.
We can't continue Obamaism.
Just barely over 100 days into his administration, Obama has condemned his own administration.
He's condemned his, and nobody in the drive-by media gets this.
They're still praising the guy for showing fiscal restraint and understanding the dangers that are out there.
It's just it gets funnier and more ridiculous each and every day.
This is an historic event, the first time in presidential history where a president has thrown himself under the bus.
A scathing attack on Obama's spending policies by Obama, in which Obama warns that those spending policies cannot be sustained.
It is impossible to make too big a deal of this.
So you have to ask: is Obama the new Houdini?
You know, it's Barack H. Obama.
Is the H now stand for Houdini?
Is he trying to escape all responsibility that he has no responsibility for?
His own votes for TARP.
Don't forget, before he became president, he voted for all of these bailouts.
He voted for all of this spending.
TARP, past budgets as senator, porculus, earmarkulus, the current budget deficit just this year, about $2 trillion.
I mean, this is as bold as Nancy Pelosi saying the CIA lied to her about waterboarding.
And Charles Krauthammer has a great point.
Well, why didn't they lie to anybody else?
Why did they only lie to her?
And he's not an even better point about this in a column today.
Everybody heard what the CIA said we're going to do, these extreme techniques, and nobody stood up and said, well, you can't do that.
That's torture.
So maybe none of this was actually torture.
And of course, by definition, by statutory definition in this country, it can only be torture if you intend it to be.
In other words, torture cannot happen by accident.
Anyway, we'll get to Pelosi here in just a second.
I have a unique take on that, too, because with Pelosi, I mean, we're going to get a real test at a glass ceiling here.
We are going to get a real test at a glass ceiling with Pelosi.
But I'm still stuck here, folks, on Obama condemning his first 100 days in office.
He has just stated with more clarity than ever and brevity than ever how he has wrecked the economy for years to come.
He just spelled it.
He just told everybody.
He just condemned what he did.
He just ripped to shreds everything he's done in the first 100 days.
I think what's actually going on here, he knows that he is being followed around by a bunch of sycophants who are going to die of anal poisoning before the year's out.
And his voters are just, you know, there are space cadets still in love with the whole image thing.
So he's probably setting up the reasons why all taxes will need to be raised.
But I almost got on my knees last night and prayed to God that the American people understand how absurd this is, that the president of the United States, after a mere 100-plus days, has just thrown his own administration, all of his policies, under the bus, just condemned him, just ripped him to shreds.
I mean, he has.
He has been more forcefully critical of his own policies than he ever was of George W. Bush.
Now, Pelosi, Speaker of the House, called the CIA liars.
And it did not make the front page.
If the CIA is lying, that's big news.
Banner headline news.
And where the drive-by is going to the CIA, did you lie?
You know, Pelosi's finding out what it's like to be me every day.
That press conference yesterday, media finally probing, the media finally asking, the media asking for clarification, the media following up, the media asking all these stuff.
You know, the Democrats get such softball treatment that when they get a true boring in question and answer session from the media, they don't know how to handle it.
She was flustered as all get out.
Yes.
What was that?
She was shaking.
She was, you know, little, well, that could be Botox withdrawal.
I don't want to be too hard on the shaking.
I don't want to do that, but we are about to learn, folks.
I know the drive-bys never asked me for clarification, but still they bored in on her snurdly.
I mean, and as she was walking out, she was walking out sideways, you know, like a crab at the end of the press conference.
And a reporter shouted, I have one more question, one more question.
You have time for one more question.
Pelosi crabbed back to the podium, and that's when it all started again.
But I mean, these people couldn't last one day with the scrutiny I get.
They couldn't, they would not be able to bear up under it.
And I dare say that very few of any of my media or otherwise liberal critics could bear up under what all of us on the right get each and every day.
But we are going to learn soon, folks, if women are the equal of men.
We are going to learn very soon if women can finally break the glass ceiling.
And you know what the test is?
Let me tell you what the test is.
Will Nancy Pelosi resign as Speaker of the House?
That's the test.
Come on now.
We've had two men resign as maybe even three.
We've had Fort Worthless Jim Wright resign as Speaker.
We had Mr. Newt resign as Speaker.
We had Bob Livingston resign as Speaker elect before he became Speaker.
So if women really want equal treatment, if they really want to crash through that glass ceiling, there is no better benchmark than Nancy Pelosi taking herself and her place right alongside two men who resigned, Fort Worthless Jim Wright and Mr. Newt.
That will be the test.
We'll be back.
Stay with me.
I tell you, folks, I'm outraged and I am humiliated and I am angry as an American citizen.
On the front page, the homepage of the Drudge Report today, there is a picture.
Apparently, Australian TV has gotten hold of the prisoner interrogation photos that Obama does not want released.
Australian TV has gotten hold of some of them and run a couple of them.
And Drudge, there's a story from the Daily Mail, UK Daily Mail, that Drudge is linked to, and there's a picture of some of it.
It's just un-American.
I can't believe, I can't believe we had people who were engaging in this kind of treatment of people.
There's one torture photo there that's just sickening.
It makes me worry about the foundation of my country.
I just, well, go look at it.
I mean, go to the Drudge Reporter, look at the picture.
And then you, you know, there are days here when I feel like we're making great progress as America, gaining our country back.
And then they put up, and they go ahead and find these pictures.
Australian TV puts a picture up there.
This kind of torture is just beneath the dignity of the American people and our military.
I came here with such a great mood today.
This makes what looked like happened Abu Grab that makes it look like just a little fraternity hazing.
Anyway, Bob Schieffer, who hosts Slay the Nation, they're at least in there frowning.
He doesn't.
Bob Schieffer, who did, did you look at the picture at Dawn?
It's just horrible, isn't it?
Can you imagine that we do this kind of thing to people?
I mean, make them do this kind of thing in a bunk bed.
I mean, I just, it's just anyway.
Bob Schieffer is the host of Slay the Nation on CBS on Sunday morning.
And of course, last Sunday, Bob Schieffer had as his guest Dick Cheney, and he asked Dick Cheney who more represents the Republican Party today, Colin Powell or me, El Rushbaugh, and Cheney, of course, answered Rush Limbaugh.
So Bob Schieffer is interviewed by, what is it, Market Watch, John Friedman, CBS Market Watch.
And this is what Bob Schieffer had to say in the interview on his interview with Cheney last week, in which Schieffer asked Cheney if the Republicans would be better off with Rush Limbaugh or Colin Powell.
Cheney chose Limbaugh.
Bob Schieffer said, I have never done anything that had as much resonance.
It was all over cable television.
Now, Bob Schieffer is from Jurassic Park.
Bob Schieffer has been around as long as Walter Cronkite's been around.
Bob Schieffer's been around, and he has never, in his career, he has never done anything that had as much resonance.
And what is it that he did that had all this resonance?
All he did was ask a question about me.
Asking a question about me created the most resonance that he has ever had in his career.
I will wear this as a badge of honor because Bob Schieffer's done a lot of news.
He's asked a lot of questions.
But this is the first time in a long time that whatever he did actually made any news outside.
Is that right?
They're asking us to really every week?
I'm just now being told that they call every week asking me to be on Face the Nation.
Well, I know, but you don't tell me about Face the Nation.
I'm not told about all of these because the person on my staff, H.R., the trusted aide-de-camp chief of staff, has his first job, first duty is to say no to everybody who calls wanting anything.
An interview, a donation, an appearance.
No.
That's his job is to just say no.
And then they keep coming back and he has to say no again.
And he says no so often that he doesn't tell me all the times he says no.
I didn't know if Slay the Nation wanted me that frequently.
But anyway, let's see.
The car dealers, we had a phone call about the car dealers.
Let me grab the call here.
This is Sandy from Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Hi, Sandy.
Great to have you on the program.
You're up first on Open Line Friday.
Hi.
Sandy, are you there?
Is she not there?
Did she go away?
She's not there.
A reason I wanted to talk to Sandy from Albuquerque.
She's there now.
Hello, Sandy.
Welcome to the EIB network.
Sandy, are you there?
Yes, sir.
Okay, there we go.
You know what happened here, Sandy?
I went to the phones an hour sooner than I usually do, and nobody on the engineering staff was ready.
Wasn't your fault.
It wasn't my fault.
It was theirs.
I'm sorry, sweetie.
I love you.
I love you, Sandy.
I think you're the greatest.
Hey, listen, I work in the car business.
I've been in the car business for 30 years.
Are you a dealer?
No, I am not a dealer.
I have been in sales and in management.
So I know both ends of the management and the sales company.
Yeah, okay.
And the dealers that are being closed here in Albuquerque, I don't understand where they get all this because some of the dealers that they're closing down here in Albuquerque, they own their own franchises.
I don't understand why you can choose to fire these people.
Let these people go.
Well, the big, here's the thing that I want to correct because the news reports all say Chrysler closing 3,000 dealerships.
General Motors announced today going to close 1,100 dealerships.
It's not that.
It's Obama closing dealerships.
And I watched this morning, Sandy, I had the TV on today, and I watched interviews of some of these dealers.
And some of these guys are successful.
They're working people.
They're entrepreneurs.
They own the dealership, as you said.
The guys I saw today own the dealership.
And some of them are doing okay.
And they're being ruined by government, Sandy.
Exactly.
Obama's ruining these businesses that are owned by these people.
I don't understand how you can even think about closing.
Well, he can't do it.
The whole bankruptcy deal with Chrysler is unconstitutional.
There's a contracts clause in the Fifth Amendment.
You cannot do what Obama did, forcing primary lenders, debt holders, to cave on their contract.
You just can't use the force and the power of the federal government without giving them commensurate value.
And there's this too.
This is just the big hand of government directing and squatting people down.
Exactly.
You ask how he can do it.
He can't do it, but he's doing it and getting away with it because nobody's stopping him.
Well, that is pure bull BS.
You know what?
You know what, Rush?
Some of these people are minimum wage people, and it's not my dealers that's closing down.
So I don't, you know, I shouldn't even be concerned.
I am concerned.
I mean, some of these people are minimum wage people.
Some of them are work, you know, the technicians, they work on commission.
They don't get paid unless they don't, unless they don't fix car after car after car, they don't get paid.
Salespeople, it's the same thing.
I sympathize, Sandy, with you, and I sympathize with these people.
It is a crying shame what's happening in the U.S. automobile industry.
I mean, this really makes sense, doesn't it?
We're going to save the automobile industry.
We're going to get rid of 4,000 dealerships, making the cars invisible and hard to find.
And we're going to cut our advertising budgets in half.
And that's really going to help us sell cars.
It's tragedy is what it is.
I told you engineering was all screwed up today because I took a phone call an hour earlier than I usually do.
All right, I just got an update on this despicable picture, this disgusting display of torture by the United States.
Steve Gilbert at sweetnessandlight.com says the picture is actually from 2006.
Well, he doesn't, but the Asian News International, ANI, which is the Asian version of AP, graphic photos of alleged prisoner abuse in Iraq have surfaced in spite of the Obama administration trying to level best to halt the release.
The images emerged from Australia yesterday where they were originally obtained by the Australian channel SBS in 2006 in wake of the Abu Ghraib scandal.
So the pictures are three years old.
Did you look at the picture, Snerdley?
Did you look at that torture picture?
Now, see, this is the kind of insensitivity expressed by people on the right that gets us in trouble with the American people.
Snerdley looked at the picture and said, it looks just like some pervert in a nude exercise video.
You don't understand that this is torture?
You don't understand that this is despicable Bush administration torture.
Well, okay, but I'm just telling you, the left is going to look at this and they're going to be outraged.
They're going to be outraged.
And then they're really, we're going to have to ask Pelosi, you didn't stop this.
You knew this kind of stuff was going.
I can't pull this off any longer.
If that's torture, I weigh 102 pounds.
Remember Barack Obama and Caterpillar?
If you don't remember that, let me give you the details of the story.
Back before the Porculus bill, the stimulus bill was signed into law, President Obama made a speech, and he said, and he had a big meeting with the corporate execs in the East Room of the White House, and he made a speech, and he said that the CEO of Caterpillar said, I'm going to start hiring people back.
We've laid off a lot of people at Caterpillar, but Mr. President, with a responsible stimulus plan, we'll hire sort of hiring some people back.
Obama said that, and he then said that what the Caterpillar CEO was talking about was his stimulus plan.
So everybody believed that when Obama signed his stimulus plan, that the CEO of Caterpillar would start rehiring.
And they had a big town meeting out there in Peoria, where Caterpillar is.
And it turns out that the Caterpillar CEO was, well, he didn't say what Obama said.
He said Obama just put him in a position where it would be difficult for the Caterpillar CEO to deny it, but eventually the Caterpillar CEO did deny it.
Not only have they not started rehiring, they are laying more people off at Caterpillar even after it was signed.
So earlier this week, the news was filled with excited reports that the healthcare industry, after a meeting with President Obama, had agreed to trim $2 trillion in healthcare costs over the next 10 years, 150 basis points.
And everybody said, whoa, all right.
Now, look at Obama.
He can bring these people in, and he can hornswoggle them, and he can shake his finger at them, and he can make them do the right thing.
And then they go out and make—there's only one problem.
This is Caterpillar all over again.
Healthcare leaders say Obama overstated their promise to control costs.
Shades of the Caterpillar CEO, who had words put into his mouth on the Porculus bill package by Obama.
These groups are voluntarily coming together.
This Obama says what he said.
These groups are voluntarily coming together to make an unprecedented commitment over the next 10 years from 2010 to 2019.
They are pledging to cut the rate of growth of national health care spending by one and a half percentage points each year.
That's an amount equal to over $2 trillion.
Healthcare leaders who attended the meeting have a different interpretation.
They say that they agreed to slow health care spending in more gradual ways, but they didn't pledge any specific year-by-year cuts.
Robert Richard Umdenstock, the president of the American Hospital Association, said there has been a lot of misunderstanding that's caused a lot of consternation among our members.
I've spent the better part of the last three days trying to deal with it.
Nancy Ann DeParley, director of the White House Office of Healthcare Reform, said the president misspoke on Monday and again on Wednesday when he described the industry's commitment in similar terms.
After providing that account, Ms. DeParley called back about an hour later on Thursday and said, I don't think the president misspoke.
His remarks correctly and accurately described the industry's commitment.
The Washington office, the American Hospital Association, sent a bulletin to its state and local affiliates to clarify several points.
In the bulletin, Richard Pollock, executive VP, Hospital Association, said the American Hospital Association did not commit to support the Obama health plan or budget.
No such reform plan exists at this time.
Do you hear this?
Not only did they not support it, there isn't a plan.
And yet we were told after two hours of meetings that Obama had fixed it.
Moreover, Mr. Pollock wrote, the groups did not support reducing the rate of health spending by one and a half percentage points annually.
You know, the next industry that Obama tries to shake down, somebody in there needs to wear a wire because this is unconscionable.
This is outrageous.
This is the second time, and maybe it's happened more than this time, this number of times, we just don't know about it.
Bring these people in, have a meeting with them, go out as president, make a speech totally lying about what they agreed to in the meeting and what you said, what they said.
And when you go out as president, make the speech, you're kind of pressuring them to go along with you, but they're not doing it.
Some of these people are not.
So the White House then first said, well, the president misspoke.
And then later they said, no, he didn't misspeak.
But he did misspeak.
President Obama, ladies and gentlemen, has a track record of lying.
He cannot be trusted.
Nancy Pelosi can't be trusted to report honestly what happens in meetings.
And neither apparently can Obama.
Is it not obvious he just uses these people?
They're nothing more than props.
And I'll tell you what's frustrating to me is how eagerly all these people, I know it's the president calling.
I know you have to, it's a tough time and a tough invitation to refuse.
But you don't have to go in there cowering in fear.
But they do because of the banks and because of the car companies.
This administration's showing no regret, no compunction whatsoever about being authoritarian, autocratic.
They're governing in fear, and everybody that they're coming in contact with is afraid of them.
And then I'm still stuck.
I'm still struck here.
Obama making these comments yesterday out in New Mexico, ripping to shreds his own 100-day policy.
All this spending, we can't sustain it.
All this debt, we can't sustain it.
Who gave it to us?
He did.
Quick timeout.
We'll be back.
Open line Friday.
More phone calls.
Get ready, engineering, for more phone calls after the break.
Sit tight.
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We are back.
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Okay, just a second, folks.
Engineering, we are going to the phones now.
I mean, it's, look, everybody gets into patterns.
I wonder if it's Open Line Friday.
Go to phones early to shake them up in there.
But they generally, engineering, the phone engineers can take the first hour of this program off on average.
So are you ready?
All right.
Steve in the Outer Banks of North Carolina.
Nice to have you on the program, sir.
Hello.
Thank you for taking my call, Rush.
I've been in the car business for over 20 years.
I've worked for major dealerships, General Motors, and wholesale.
Now, I don't think a lot of people realize what's going to really hurt the American car companies.
When they get rid of these Chevrolet and Chrysler dealership franchises, what's going to happen?
These guys have Nissan and Toyota standing in line just begging them to take a franchise to sell their full-size trucks and what have you.
And that's going to do nothing but kill the Fort Chevrolet Chrysler products because they're going to keep the lot full of something.
Yeah, you know, it's an excellent point out there, Steve, because I don't see Obama announcing any Toyota or Lexus or Nissan dealerships being closed or Volkswagen or any of the others.
These are strictly General Motors and Chrysler.
And look at it.
It's a rotten business model.
We're going to close 4,000 dealerships combined.
Obama, between General Motors and Chrysler, 4,000 dealerships, cut the advertising budgets in half, so we're going to make the cars invisible and impossible to find.
Oh, I agree because, like I say, I've been wholesaling through the major Chrysler and Chevrolet here for almost 20 years now, and they're not going to leave their lot empty.
They're going to immediately, as soon as their car inventory gets down, they're going to be contacted almost immediately from Nissan and Toyota and what have you to fill their lot.
They're not going to let them sit there empty, and that's going to do nothing but increase their sales and hurt the Americans.
So you're saying that, let's look at this as a matter of market economics.
You're saying the American people, and let's assume here that at some point the economy is going to come back and this recession is going to slow and we're going to start growing again.
So you're saying that in an average American economic year, X number of cars are going to be sold.
X number of cars are going to be bought, new cars.
So if you take a bunch of Chryslers and Chevys and Cadillacs and take them off the market, a bunch of Chryslers off the market, you've got a vacuum of cars that the Americans are still going to buy because of the agreed to number earlier that they buy per annum.
So they're going to be filled up by Toyota.
And you're calling these foreign cars, right?
Yeah.
Even though they're made here.
How many of them are going to be made here?
Well, you know, they make some of the full-size trucks here, but still, most of the parts and everything are imported from over in China anyway.
They're not a lot of the stuff is.
All right, let me put the devil's advocate with you here.
Take American out of the equation for just a second.
The American consumer in a free market with trade, fair trade, and free trade, the American consumer has been voting by choice anyway over a number of years by buying the Japanese brands over the American brands.
Is that necessarily the fault of anybody?
I mean, it's just the way things have happened.
Well, no, it's not the fault.
You know, they still try to say they're made in America and all that have you.
But, you know, 90% of the parts or even the frontier is built here in the United States and Toyota tundras.
Most of the parts, 90% of them are imported anyway, and it's put together here.
But, yeah, they're not going to leave these lots sitting empty with missing Chevrolet full-size trucks because, you know, full-size vehicles are going to always have a market in the industry because of the construction when they rebit when it comes back and what have you.
Toyota is already getting ready to come out with something they've never had before, a crew cab one ton with a diesel, a dually.
They're going to come and dude are going to really hurt the Ford and Chevrolet market, and they dodge too.
And they're not going to leave these big lots sitting empty.
These guys have been standing in line for years wanting their business, the Toyota and the Nissan or what have you, to replace with.
What is your big concern about this?
Is your big concern that the American automobile industry, the manufacturing and sales side, is going away?
It's going to hurt.
It's going to hurt a lot.
Not only is it going away, it's being forced out.
Oh, yeah, it definitely is.
I mean, these people ride up and down the highway and they catch a sight of, say, a Chevrolet truck that really catches their eye and they're the market.
When that truck's not available to them in the areas where it is now, you will see a lot more Nissan full-size trucks, Toyota full-size trucks.
Just a second.
Because in addition to everything else, don't you know the Obama administration is going to get rid of trucks as soon as they can?
Well, that's fine and dandy.
What are you going to do as far as hauling around a ton of lumber to a job?
Well, here's what's going to happen.
What they're going to do is do the same thing to the automobile business that they are doing in other areas where they're trying to bring in all these newfangled new energies.
There is a story today in the Detroit news.
And if this is what the future likes, no thanks.
They have built a state-of-the-art house.
It was supposed to be a shining example of the green movement.
A completely independent, solar-powered house.
No gas, no electrical hookups.
Seven months ago, officials gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate this house, which cost $900,000.
It was owned by the city of Troy, Michigan.
It was to be used as an educational tool and a meeting spot to promote the concept of no electricity and no gas, new energy, new green home.
But it never opened to the public, and it's closed to this day.
You know why?
It's in Michigan.
It's in Troy, Michigan.
Frozen pipes during the winter caused $16,000 in damage to the floors.
City officials are not sure when the house at the Troy Community Center will open.
It's not safe right now, and there's no estimated opening time because it depends on when we can get funding, said Carol Anderson, director of the city's Parks and Recreation Department.
That surprised the Oakland County Planning and Economic Development Department, which advertised tours of the house for its Tuesday Oakland County Green Summit.
Now, I'm going to show you a picture here on the Ditto Cam.
This is the ugly, it's a trailer for crying out loud.
It's the ugliest damn thing I would not live.
I can't focus it.
That's as close as I can get on it, but I can't.
Maybe if I move it back here, we'll have to link it.
Put it at rushlimbo.com.
Our cheap ditto cam will not focus on something that small, that tight.
But I look at this.
Folks, you wouldn't live in this.
This is, it looks like, and please don't, don't be offended here, but remember what this is.
This is the future.
$900,000 house.
No electricity, no gas.
It's green.
It's going to save the planet.
And it looks like the model trailer at a trailer park.
It looks like the sales office trailer at a trailer park.
Nothing against trailer parks.
Please don't misunderstand.
But if you have 900 grand, you don't live in one.
Okay?
Now, I have to take a break, but this, this, this.
So anyway, what are we going to do when we get rid of trucks?
What are we going to do when these stupid new houses don't work?
We've got two hours to go.
Don't go away.
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