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June 4, 2009 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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June 4, 2009, Thursday, Hour #2
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Yeah, hang on.
I'm just waiting for a couple things to be spit out from the printer.
And I'll be right with you.
I don't believe this.
All right.
We're back.
Rush Lynn Ball, the Excellence in Broadcast Network.
Great to have you with us.
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Basically, ladies and gentlemen, the speeches of President Obama always come down to the same thing.
Somebody else must sacrifice to achieve the ends that he seeks.
Today, the Israelis must sacrifice.
They must sacrifice more than they have in the past.
And they must do so immediately and as Obama dictates.
Yesterday, General Motors workers had to sacrifice.
They must sacrifice for future workers.
The rest of us must sacrifice.
We must drive smaller cars.
We must buy smaller homes.
We must use less energy.
We must give up private health care.
We must pay more taxes.
We must eat less food.
We must sacrifice for Obama to reach his ends.
And every day, somebody else has to sacrifice.
On the other hand, Obama is the one collecting all of the sacrifices.
Obama sacrifices nothing.
It's all about him.
It's all about his ideology.
It's all about his worldview.
Our lives and our futures revolve around him and his dream.
Corporate CEOs are admonished.
Don't take the private jet to Vegas.
Those days are over.
Obama takes two private jets and three helicopters to New York for dinner and a show.
I asked the question earlier today, where's Michelle?
I don't see Michelle over there.
And somebody said, no.
Michelle is going to meet him with the girls in Paris or France over the weekend for the Normandy, and they're going to have a rockin' good time.
Well, now, she's not going to get over there on the on the Queen Elizabeth II or whatever the ship is.
She's going to fly over there on one of Obama's 429 airplanes.
Do you know that Obama's corporate fleet is 429 airplanes, not to mention the helicopters and other things.
And the plane that flies them over there is going to have to deadhead back with nobody on it because she'll go back with him on uh on the big corporate jet, Air Force One.
Uh, just some casual observations.
Here's uh here's uh another, this is the bizarre moral equivalency argument from Obama's speech.
He said, now let me be clear.
Issues of women's equality are by no means simply an issue for Islam.
In Turkey, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Indonesia, we have seen Muslim majority countries elect a woman to lead.
Meanwhile, the struggle for women's equality continues in many aspects of American life and in countries around the world.
There it is.
The on the other hand, the moral equivalence.
So while they're making great progress on women's rights in the Muslim world, we have a country where women's equality is still an ongoing struggle.
Women are still being stoned in Iran.
Women are being stoned in Ira.
Women, women are being beheaded, women.
I'm sorry, I just I don't know how here to react to this other than with incredulity.
I just I just don't.
Uh let's see.
Oh yes.
There's this.
I don't know if I've got the...
Let's see if I've got the sound back here on nukes.
Hubba-dabba-doo, hubba-dabba-doo, dubba-dabba-doo.
Nukes, nukes, nukes, nukes.
Okay.
Can't find it.
Nukes.
Uh see nukes.
Well, here's here's what he said on um he by the way, he did mention seven million American Muslims again today, and there are one and a half 1.6 million American Muslims in America.
There are not seven million.
Anyway, he said this, I understand those who protest that some countries have weapons and others do not.
No single nation should pick and choose which nations hold nuclear weapons.
That is why I strongly reaffirmed America's commitment to seek a world in which no nations hold nuclear weapons.
So, well, who's who should decide this then?
If no single nation should pick and choose which nation holds nuclear weapons, this is outrageous.
This is Barack Obama saying that there are no good guys, and particularly that his country is not a good guy.
We're all bad guys.
Anybody that's got nukes as weapons are bad guys.
And somebody like the United Nations ought to decide these things.
So here he goes over.
He apologizes for our nuclear weapons.
He apologizes for our quote unquote dictatorial stand on nuclear weapons, determining who gets them and who doesn't, which effectively green lights the Iranians to go ahead, which is already done in the form of nuclear power.
And something else that the uh the state-run media.
State controlled media has ignored.
On education, we will expand exchange programs and increase scholarships, like the one that brought my father to America, while encouraging more Americans to study in Muslim countries.
And we will match promising Muslim students with internships in America.
We will invest in online learning for teachers and children around the world.
We will create a new online network so a teenager in Kansas can communicate instantly with a teenager in Cairo.
You mean they can't now?
On economic development, we'll create a new core of business volunteers to partner with counterparts in Muslim majority countries.
And I will host a summit of entrepreneurship this year to identify how we can deepen ties between business leaders, foundations, and social entrepreneurs in the United States and Muslim countries around the world.
All things must be done in partnership.
Americans are ready to join with citizens and governments, community organizations, religious leaders and businesses in Muslim communities around the world to help our people pursue a better life.
I read that to you again here, folks.
All these things must be done in partnership.
Americans are ready to join with citizens and governments, community organizations, read Acorn, religious leaders, Jeremiah Wright, and businesses in Muslim communities around the world to help our people pursue a better life.
So your pursuit of a better life will now be intertwined with interaction with Arab, the Muslim version of Acorn, the Muslim version of Jeremiah Wright, and Muslim businesses to help you pursue a better life.
Now you is one thing that is not specifically spelled out here.
But on education, we're going to expand programs, increase scholarships, on economic development, we'll create a new core of business volunteers to partner on science and technology.
We're going to launch a new fund to support techno do you realize the tax increase here?
The taxpayer money that he just promised the Muslim Middle East in this speech.
All of the taxpayer money that's going to be spent.
No wonder this looked like a State of the Union speech.
Did you watch it?
Whenever he had anything to say about Islam or Palestinians, man, they shot up like Jackson the box, just like the Democrats do at the State of the Union.
When he talked about Israel, they sat on their hands.
And when he talked about all these exchange Programs and all of this taxpayer money going to the Middle East.
I, you know, I asked yesterday.
I asked yesterday, when when Laura Logan, CBS, she said the hopes of the Muslim world rest on his shoulders.
Have what hopes?
Might they have something to do with Israel?
Or they just want their share of stimulus money.
It appears both.
Having more fun than a human being should be allowed to have.
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Either way, some people are just not listening to Obama today.
The Taliban has uh killed three U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan.
Uh nice word about our brave troops in the Muslim world, protecting women and children from barbarians like the Taliban would have been a nice touch for the American president, but there weren't any such words, acknowledging the role of the United States, nor any effort on the part of the United States to liberate Muslims from their oppressors, which we have done five or six different times in the uh course of our history.
All right, to the phones we go.
We're gonna start in Orange, Connecticut.
This is Dana, and it's great to have you on the program.
Hello.
Hey, Major Ditto's Rush.
Um, listen, I just wanted to let you know a couple of things.
Last night, sitting on the couch watching you on the Hannity program.
You you just you guys, you clicked and you made so much sense for me, and I've been so uh deeply angered by this administration and um you know the goings on and and clear things up.
Yeah, and I can understand that.
You know, uh America should uh uh you know just wake up and realize that the socialist route is already bankrupt one country and you know hasn't worked in in history.
Well, you know, I I tar I talk about that.
I think in the second installment, the Hannity interviewed, I did a bunch of TV interviews yesterday, and I don't I'm now getting confused where I said what.
But Fox was also in here yesterday afternoon after the program doing a they're doing a six-part, six-hour documentary on the uh conservative movement from its beginning to the present.
And I must have talked to these guys for about an hour, and I I don't remember if I said this to Hannity or to them, but at this point, you know, the the Obama's got this uh love and devotion from the people that voted for, and they're not critical thinkers.
And that's what you're asking them to be.
They haven't been educated as critical thinkers.
They're they're sponges, they're emotional sponges.
And the question is when and if actual real world experiences are going to cause them to wake up and realize that everything they're hearing from Obama about their future is not going to happen.
And even if that moment arrives, even if at some point down the line a lot of people have voted for Obama, say, wait a minute, I I still don't have a job.
Uh uh I'm still in big trouble.
What uh will they blame him?
Or will they credit him for trying in an impossible situation left to him by Bush?
You know, you're gonna have the uh the state-controlled media is out there already trying to write stories or writing stories, trying to tell the American people that the economy may have bottomed out.
It's rebounding, things are looking good, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
So it remains to be seen.
You ask, I mean, I people ask me this all the time, when are people going to wake up?
I can't, I don't have the answer to it.
Now, I have um I've talked to people about this.
I've got a friend of mine has an interesting theory.
He he doesn't think any of this is gonna happen.
He doesn't think that there's going to be a mass awakening on the part of Obama voters someday, where they're gonna realize that they've been sold a bill of goods, and that all of these programs designed to revive an economy are not working.
He thinks that what's going to happen is there's gonna be some event nobody suspects, nobody predicts, and open mic or something, Obama is going to say something, cop an attitude that will cause people to say, what did he say?
Who is he?
That will provide a stark contrast to uh the image that has been carefully crafted.
Everybody's got their theories about this, and everybody has their questions about when it's going to turn turn around and so forth.
I I found that one somewhat interesting.
It's gonna be event related, not a a mass awakening uh based on real world experiences.
We'll see.
May not happen either, folks.
Uh Chris, it they still think FDR is the greatest thing since sliced bread, for example.
I use that example a lot.
Chris in Albuquerque, welcome to the EIB network.
Hello.
Hey, mega conservative struggling small business owner, Kappa Magna smoking ditto's rush.
Thank you very much, sir.
Well, you know, there's nothing Obama said today in Cairo that wasn't said by his predecessor President Bush.
In fact, in 2002, believe it was his Ramadan speech.
There's pages and pages of quotes about how the Islamic community has been a contributor to society and innovative and are wonderful Americans and all that stuff.
And the novel response to that was what.
Well, I'm looking for a soundbite here that addresses this.
I thought I saw this.
Hang on here just a second.
The Washington Post wrote uh November of 2008 how Bush's nonstop rhetoric about uh Muslims were all terrorists.
Grab some I'm gonna I'm gonna answer your question.
Here's soundbite four.
This this is Obama essentially apologizing for the Iraq war and Guantanamo Bay.
Iraq was a war of choice that provoked strong differences in my country and around the world.
Events in Iraq have reminded America of the need to use diplomacy and build international consensus to resolve our problems whenever possible.
9-11 was an enormous trauma to our country.
The fear and anger that it provoked was understandable.
But in some cases, it led us to act contrary to our traditions and our ideals.
We are taking concrete actions to change course.
I have unequivocally prohibited the use of torture by the United States.
And I have ordered the prison at Guantanamo Bay closed by early next year.
They stood up and they started applauding.
Now let me explain this, because the question that Chris asked me, Bush went out there and he said wonderful things, very magnanimous to the Muslim world in many, practically every speech about this.
He just he did separate uh mainstream Muslim from terrorism, the terrorist wing, military Islam, but but um he got no credit for it whatsoever.
And the answer to it is here.
It's Iraq.
While Bush is saying we got no quarrel with Muslims, he brought democracy to Iraq, and the last thing any Arab leader wants is democracy.
They don't want any part of it.
And frankly, if you look at most of the Arab world, most of the Arab world happens to like dictators.
Their lives are ordered, they are what they are.
Um dictators rule the day in in most uh Arab countries, especially the uh oil kingdoms.
So Obama gets to go over there and say 9-11 was traumatic, but you know, it led us to act contrary to our traditions and our ideas.
What the hell is he talking about?
Well, in his mind, two things the Iraq war and Guantanamo Bay.
So he's dumping on Bush again.
He's blaming his predecessor, and he's siding with uh with uh with the with Islam and with Muslims, that they are justified in their attitudes of anger toward the United States.
But now, of course, he, the Messiah, has arrived.
And it's all going to be different now.
He had the audacity to say, I have unequivocally prohibited the use of torture by the United States.
Ladies and gentlemen, torture in the United States has always been illegal.
There is nothing Barack Obama has done to change that.
If it was legal and Obama has made it illegal, then why does the Obama Justice Department want to prosecute Bush lawyers for writing opinions suggesting that waterboarding would not be torture because the intent was not to torture, it was to Glean information.
So he's telling the the Muslim world that he has ended torture.
The implication is that that's all we ever have been.
His torturers, rapists, murderers, pillagers.
This is why they love him.
Plus, he's he's pretty much told him today that he's one of them.
He's got Muslim roots.
He grew up with three different countries with Muslim people, relatives, and so forth.
Then he says he's going to close Guantanamo.
They're going to stop the torture.
I've made it unequivocally illegal, and we're going to close Guantanamo Bay.
Of course, that's we're harming ourselves.
That's why they love him.
How are you?
Welcome back, Rush Limbaugh having more fun than a human being should be allowed to have.
Great to have you here.
It was mere moments ago.
Actually, the beginning of the program, I read this incredible story from state controlled associated press, the number of Americans on the unemployment insurance rolls fell slightly for the first time in 20 weeks, while the tally of new jobless claims also dipped.
And the clear impression here is that unemployment's going down.
More and more people are finding jobs, right?
And then you read more than halfway down the story, you'll find the unemployment rate meanwhile rose to 9.2% from 8.9% in April.
So unemployment's actually going up despite the state-run AP's attempt to make their readers believe that people are actually finding jobs.
And I pointed out that what's missing in this state-run media report from other media when George W. Bush was president was this line.
We are no longer the number of people who have given up the no longer filing unemployment, can't find work and stop trying is incalculable.
The only way you go from 8.9 to 9.2% unemployment if more and more people losing jobs, and if more and more people are not even trying to find one.
Lo and behold, the Los Angeles Times today has found those people who have quit looking for jobs.
And you know what?
A lot of them love it.
Listen to this.
Michael Van Gorkham was laid off by Yahoo in late April.
He didn't panic.
He didn't rush off to a therapist.
Instead, the 33-year-old Santa Monica resident discovered that being jobless kind of settled nicely.
Week one, I thought, okay, I need to send out some resumes.
I need to send some emails, I need to do some networking.
Week two, I'm going to do a little less of that.
And every week since, you know what?
I'm going to the beach.
I'm going to have some margaritas.
What most people would call unemployment, Van Gorkham calls fun employment.
While millions of Americans struggle to find work as they face foreclosures and bankruptcy, others have found a silver lining in the economic meltdown.
These happily jobless tend to be single and in their twenties and thirties.
Some were laid off, some quit voluntarily, lured by generous buyouts.
Buoyed by severance, savings, unemployment checks, or their parents.
The fun employed don't spend their days pouring over job listings.
They travel on the cheap for weeks.
They head back to school, or they volunteer at the neighborhood soup kitchen.
And at least till a bank account dries up, they're content living for today.
Aubrey Howell, 29.
Franklin, Tennessee, laid off from her job as a tea shop manager in April said, I feel like I've been given a gift of time and clarity.
After sleeping in late and visiting family in Florida, she recently mused on Twitter, unemployment or fun employment.
Have you never heard of fun employment?
I hadn't.
Well, the urban dictionary definition of fun employment is the condition of a person who takes advantage of being out of a job to have the time of their life.
It may not have entered our daily lexicon yet, but small army of social media junkies with a sudden overabundance of time is busy tweeting.
Now, it's a long story.
It goes on more and more people.
More examples of how Wonderful it is to be unemployed, to burn up your savings, to feed off your parents, to work at a nonprofit, to work in a soup kitchen, blah, blah, blah, or to travel to Poland or what have you.
All fine and dandy.
People can do with their lives what they want, but I don't care.
I just want to ask you.
Did we see any stories like this during the Bush administration?
No, we got the pain and suffering of unemployment.
Homeless were everywhere.
It was dire out there.
America was unjust and unfair.
And Bush didn't care.
And now that we've got 9.2% unemployment under the leadership of the Messiah.
We get stories on what a wonderful experience it can be.
Everybody's happy.
Whether they have a home or not, whether they have a job or not, everybody's happy.
Thank you, state-controlled media, Los Angeles Times.
Ryan in uh Fort Jervis, New York.
Welcome to the EIB network, sir.
Hello.
Rush, it's uh it's Megados from Port Jervis.
An honor to speak with you, sir.
Thank you, sir.
Um, you know, what I've always kind of, you know, I always kind of picture what I was going to say when I met Russia Limbaugh, and you know, I'm a 33-year-old white male from Port Travis, New York, and what's always kind of stuck in my crow, I guess, about people's view of the GOP or you know, the mainstream media's portrayal of the GOP is that they're all older white males.
And it's it's simply not true.
I mean, why I began listening to you when I was 14 years old.
Yeah, so you're a rush baby.
Oh, you have no idea.
When you when I was 14 in high school, and you had your show on on channel five, well, it was five in New York.
Yeah.
It was the Fox Network, and I used to be up at and I would wait until two in the morning when this came on.
I'm sorry you had to do that, but we had a feminist general manager there who refused to play it at a time when most normal people were awake.
It was well, it was well worth the wait.
I mean, I would stay up and I would watch this, and I realized that, you know, in the classes I would go to, you know, in in social studies and economics and business.
I'm one of the only ones in class that knew what was going on.
And I would watch and became like, you know, a devout follower, and you know, to this day, and this is back mainly when you know, and I was into punk rock when I was in high school.
Okay, I had spiked up green hair, I had the chains around the neck, I had the whole spiel, and this, you know, kind of continued through college and outside of it.
But I mean, to so I was kind of always kind of the outcast of my friends politically, but I mean, just you know, the very idea that people just look at the GOP and anybody who, you know, Republican kind of got turned into a four-letter word lately.
It's I think it's just you know, it's stereotypical to see people that way.
Well, there are many stereotypes of Republicans and uh and conservatives, uh racist, sexist, bigot, homophobe, but you know you're right.
It is really uncool to be white male today.
It's been that way for a while, but it's really uncool uh to be white male.
Right.
There's a stigma attached to it uh when talking about uh uh oh social or political things.
Uh and it's I understand what you're talking about.
The uh there's a I think this is the culmination of multiculturalism.
It is the not quite at the end of it yet, but this is a process that has been underway for a long, long time, longer than I have been doing this program, to basically tar and feather the majority.
Right.
Um white men, particularly white women are considered a minority, and everybody else but white men have always been minorities, and the white men have been uh tyrants.
They have uh they they have controlled everything, they have denied or approved based on their own discrimination and bias and racism uh and all of this, and so the multicultural curriculum was basically oriented about how Western civilization,
around how Western civilization and white Europeans actually destroyed what was once a great civilization and continent, North America, and gave it the polluted existence known as the United States of America, a land of bias, a land of unfairness, a land of racism, slavery, sexism, homophobia, disease, pestilence, environmental destruction.
That is why you have somebody like Sonia Sodomayer or who was educated under those precepts.
Right.
Thinking and saying the things that she says.
That is how you end up with a Barack Obama who lives and breathes and believes the things that he says, because that's what he's been taught about this country.
His wife Ditto.
And those people are all enraged.
They're all angry.
Then you throw the white liberals in there who have guilt over the charge, and so they don't want to be the focus of the charge, so they join with the critics of the white male, and that makes them feel enlightened and advanced.
But during the midst of all this.
What well before I say the next thing, what are you tempted to do, or how how are you frustrated?
How is it affecting your life to know that the stigma about you is out there?
Does it matter to you?
Well, it matters to me in in the way that my job goes.
Right now, I I do alcohol and substance abuse therapy, and I meet with a group every day, which is, you know, more more or less total minorities.
And so when this comes out, eventually, you know, you know, the therapeutic relationship is great.
You know, you we set up a rapport, everything's well, but the minute it comes to something that goes even the slightest bit political, and the word Republican comes out of my mouth, because then it is straight downhill, and you know, for and to, you know, make any kind of stereotypes about a minority in the group is it's racist, how dare you?
Where you know, how are you raised?
Where did you come from?
But the second Republican comes out and oh, you're a rich white male, you're from Connecticut, blah, blah, blah, where did this, you know, and and then you don't even know how your people did this.
And it's just all this like baggage that get carried around.
But I have to ask you a question.
Yes, sir.
In the process, you you're you you you conduct these therapy sessions with the substance abusers?
Yes.
You're the therapist.
Yes.
How did politics enter into these sessions?
You'd be surprised.
I mean, because well, I mean, how do you introduce poly?
You because just once they learn that once you say you said that you're a Republican, then you lose them.
Why do you tell them you're a Republican?
What does it matter?
Well, what happens is every Monday morning we do a current events group.
And this, you know, it comes up once in a while just in little things, but when the soda my ear thing hit where she said, you know, it you know, I can make a better decision that than a white male, the first thing out of my mouth was, why is this okay?
But if I were to come out, if you know, if I were elected a Supreme Court judge and I said, you know, I could totally make a better decision than any black male out there.
I would be, you know, you would never see me again.
Okay, so that caused your group, some members of your group to blow up at you.
Well, ki kind of sort of I mean, they never blow up.
It's just I know, but they get they get strained.
There's tension in there.
Well, that's because you told them the truth.
That's all it is.
You're challenging, you're you're talking to people that live in a cocoon that protects them from the real world.
They buy in to all they've been taught.
They're privileged, they're special, they're victims.
You just confronted by hitting the bullseye, their cockoo.
You blew up the cocoon.
They don't want to consider anything other than the comfort level existence they've been taught in which they live.
So bam, you hit them in the eye between the eyes with the truth, and that's why they're lashing out at you.
I and even if I thought anything else, you know what, that is what I'm gonna keep with me.
Whatever the group comes up.
Well, it is.
That there's look at what you said to them is absolutely right.
You wouldn't have a chance if they had discovered that you as a judge had said you're far better than a an Hispanic woman.
That your experiences make you more qualified, you wouldn't see the next day in your career.
You've just told them the truth.
But see, they have been told that they can't be racist because they don't have the power to implement their racism.
This has been the argument uh the uh Reverend Zaxum has uh proffered throughout my life, that it's impossible for minorities to be racist because they don't have any power.
Well, President of the United States, we're talking now about a Supreme Court justice.
The days of them not having any power are over, and they are angry, and they want to use their power as a means of retribution.
That's what Obama's about, gang.
He's angry.
He's going to cut this country down to size.
He's going to make it pay for all this multicultural mistakes that it has made.
It's mistreatment of minorities.
I know exactly what's going on here.
So you got one of two options.
You can avoid telling these people the truth, which I wouldn't suggest, because if you're really dealing with substance abuses and therapy, the thing you have to do is prepare them for the real world.
And if they can't face the real world, guess what they're going to return to?
Whatever they were abusing.
So you're doing a good thing.
It's just pioneers like you take the arrows.
You need a thick skin and understand that what they're saying about you.
Because B.S., you're telling them the truth.
You're trying to help them.
And just make sure you keep telling them, look, I'm trying to help you.
You'll eventually get through to them.
We'll be back.
Baba do bug.
We are back.
Great to have you with us, Rush Limbaugh and Talent.
On loan from God.
By the way, uh interesting story here, ladies and gentlemen.
Uh Associated Press, the state controlled media.
And again, it's one of these stories you have to read quite a lengthy ways into it to find, but bottom line is that support for the torture of terrorists in the United States is up 14 points in the last four years.
Some 52% of people say that torture can be at least sometimes justified to obtain information about terrorist activities from suspects, an increase from 38% in 2005 when AP last asked the question.
More than two-thirds of Republicans say torture can be justified compared with just over a third of Democrats.
But overall, 52% of Americans torture is justified, in some cases, up 14%, as are Dick Cheney's poll numbers up.
And the Bush Cheney approval numbers are rising.
They're still polling that.
So again, to our caller from uh the the substance abuse uh uh therapist worried about white guys, the the the uh the poster poster guys for evil white guys, Bush and Cheney, approval numbers are rising here.
In state controlled media polls, Scott New York City, thank you for calling.
You're next on the EIB network.
Hi.
Yes, uh good afternoon.
Uh there's an article titled Who Rules America by National Vanguard Books.
The documents, the names and the agenda of the control media in the United States.
Now, to use a perfect case study, I'd like to take for an example Obama's trip to the Middle East.
Now, while every politician in Washington pontificates that American taxpayers should be used to prop up the state of Israel at the expense of American security and exposing us to reprisal from the Middle East, nobody in Washington will state unequivocally that the way for the United States to best use its resources and to protect itself from the terror and the terra feuds of the Middle East is to stop third world immigration and adopt a policy of neutrality in foreign affairs with regard to
that region of the world.
Now, in terms of politicians being tied to the media, now it just takes a brief example of how politics works.
Here's me, give me one, because I've got 30 seconds and then I have to go.
Okay, definitely.
And so far as that, you have to understand that we have an electoral democracy here in the United States, unfortunately, which means that the mass media will always be able to manipulate the vast majority of votes in the country.
That's why the United States politicians in Washington, D.C. don't go against the control media.
They control public opinion.
Without public opinion, they can't get elected.
That includes Obama, that includes I think there's been a little bit of a change.
I'm I don't think uh the state run media so much controls elections as Acorn does.
Try this headline.
Try this headline.
I'll explain when we come back.
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