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June 10, 2009 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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June 10, 2009, Wednesday, Hour #2
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Greetings to you music lovers, thrill seekers, conversationalists, all across the fruited plane.
Great to have you with us.
Rush Limbaugh meeting and surpassing all audience expectations on a daily basis.
Reverend Wright is back, ladies and gentlemen.
He says in the Hampton Roads newspaper, Hampton Roads, Virginia, he hasn't talked to Obama because, quote, them Jews will not let him talk to Reverend Wright.
Them Jews will not let Obama speak to Reverend Wright, telephone number 800-282-2882.
If you want to be on the program, the email address, ilrushbow at EIBnet.com, it's official now, Fiat.
Now owns Chrysler.
So the biggest outsourcing of business in history was done by the most radical left-wing president in our history.
All of you liberals concerned about outsourcing, well, go call your precious president about it because he's outsourced Chrysler to Fiat and the United Auto Workers.
What, you want to hear the God Obama stuff?
Okay, well, I want to run through this one more time.
What do Obama and God have in common?
Neither has a birth certificate.
What did, how do they differ?
God does not think he's Obama.
And there's another difference between God and Obama, and that is that liberals love Obama.
We're going to go back to the audio something.
Really, you know, I think Obama, with all this stuff here about he's going to get PAYGO, we're going to be responsible, except for health care.
All this is just infuriating.
President Obama is admitting he cannot be trusted to spend our money wisely and carefully without a law.
He wants Congress to pass a PAYGO law after he's robbed the United States for 25 years.
Every criminal who has ever served time could learn something from Barack Obama when it comes to stealing money.
Hell with Willie Sutton for crying out loud.
Willie Obama.
Obama promised and assured America.
No, snurtly, I was up to 4.30.
I'm going to sound a little giddy here today.
It always happens when I'm up that late.
Well, just had things to do.
Obama promised and assured Americans when he signed the stimulus bill that he would be the perfect trustee for our money.
Do you remember that?
What?
I was not at the double tree.
Was Don's car parked at the double tree?
Did I miss her something?
No, I was not at the double tree.
I don't even know where it is.
I'd have to put it in my nav system in my car to find it.
I was not at the double tree.
Could fit the double tree on my property.
Why would I go to the double tree?
You know, this happened in the last hour.
I'm trying to do a serious program here, and I keep being interrupted by a staff showing me no respect, which seems to be a common recurring theme.
No respect.
Anyway, where was I?
Oh, yes.
Obama promised and assured Americans when he signed that stupid porculus bill that he would be the perfect trustee for our money.
That we should hold him accountable for results.
Do you remember that?
That he had a team of people that would guarantee our money be spent carefully and wisely.
He is going to go through the budget line by line.
He's going to get rid of things that are wasteful and unnecessary.
He had it covered.
We needn't worry.
Now he says he needs a law because he can't be trusted.
PAYGO is the answer.
Not his team of doctors, not his team of tax cheats, not his team of people that have no idea what they're doing.
No, we need a law now to rein in Congress, not him.
If Obama can get Congress to hold itself accountable, then everything will be fine.
Now that the American people are finally holding Obama accountable, Obama runs away and admits that he isn't trustworthy with our money.
That's what he's saying here when he says he wants his pay go law.
On February 17th, Obama demanded accountability for the American people.
And now that we're holding him accountable, Obama is childishly and immaturely crying to Congress, it's their fault.
They didn't pass a law to prevent him from signing laws that wasted trillions of dollars, which didn't create one stinking job of any substance.
In fact, in the last five months, we've lost 1.8 million jobs.
He has the audacity to talk about $68 billion payback on TARP money and a profit to the American taxpayer.
Not only that, we have a deficit that's not going to be paid off for at least two generations.
And that's, of course, now all Congress's fault because they didn't pass PAYGO.
What a, this is worthless on a crowd, just a crybaby.
He's just a grown crybaby.
Run out of money.
Now it's Congress's fault.
Well, guess who's next, folks?
Us.
Obama will say we haven't paid enough in taxes for his brilliant plan to remake America.
That's the one thing that just happened.
If we just pay more taxes, that's the final, that's it.
That's what will make the plan work.
Paying more taxes is more like the final nail in the coffin of the United States economy.
We are soon to be buried.
Reverend Obama is about to do the eulogy.
And when you hear him start sermonizing about tax increases, you will know that he's getting ready to hammer the last nail in the coffin of the U.S. economy.
He's going to come after us because he's not accountable.
You see, we are the real problem.
We haven't been patriotic.
We haven't paid our fair share.
What pay go will actually mean is the American taxpayer will pay as Obama goes on spending our money.
He is wrecking the economy.
And somehow, it has to be stopped.
Late this morning on MSNBC, former KFI radio talk show host John Ziegler, who's now got a website featuring movies and stuff, he's zeroing in on covering Sarah Palin.
He appeared with the haplessly inept and overmatched infobabe Contessa Brewer on MSNBC this morning.
He was invited to come on and talk about, among other things, David Letterman referring to Sarah Palin as a slutty flight attendant in her wardrobe.
And then Letterman had the audacity in New York to say that when Palin went to the baseball game at Yankee Stadium the other night with Giuliani, in the middle of the game, Alex Rodriguez knocked up Palin's daughter.
I mean, you start insulting A-Rod in New York that way.
A-Rod can't knock up anybody during the game, Dawn.
It has to happen after the game.
There's not enough time there in the seventh inning stretch for that to happen.
Anyway, Ziegler was on with the Contessa Brewer, and here is how it went.
Thanks for having me.
Always interesting to go out with the people with Barack Obama's official network.
Now, I know you're very critical of the way that journalists in general have dealt with Governor Palin.
I want to ask you today about your interview with Sarah Palin.
See, I wonder why.
So let me begin with, do you want to do the interview?
You want to talk about this?
Yeah, I'd be thrilled to.
Yeah, let's go.
Let me ask you what Sarah Palin's problem with Letterman was.
What was it about the top 10 list that hurt her feelings?
Well, I don't know if her feelings were hurt.
You'd have to ask her.
She called David Letterman pathetic, which I think was an understatement because not only did he call her slutty, you left out the part where he also joked about her teenage daughter being knocked up by Alex Rodriguez in the middle of Yankee Stadium while she was at the game.
By the way, I also happened to ask her about Keith Oberman blatantly lying about her allegedly plagiarizing a speech, which she didn't do.
I doubt that that'll come up on this particular network.
This did not sit well with the haplessly overmatched Contessa Brewer, who was offended that anybody would dare discuss her network the way Ziegler is.
Well, it's certainly not going to come up other than your mention in this particular interview because I want to ask you about David Letterman and Sarah Pamlin.
But again, if you'd like to talk about that, I'm willing to go forward with the conversation.
Yes?
I'll talk about whatever you want.
Hit me with your best shot.
Good.
So in this case, it's comedy to talk about her real itinerary in New York.
It's kind of serious, not really funny.
Why did she take such offense?
She called him pathetic, so she obviously took offense.
Why was she so offended by David Letterman?
Well, Contessa, since you're a female, you might be a better expert on whether or not it's appropriate to call a public figure slutty for no apparent reason and to joke about her daughter being knocked up in the middle of Yankee Stadium while she's at the game.
How would you feel about that, Contessa?
It actually happened to me, and I'm fine.
I'm still here.
Really?
David Letterman joked about you being slutty and about your daughter.
David Letterman, but it's happened to me publicly.
Okay, we'll change topics.
We'll change topics.
Don't want to talk about Contessa Brewer being called slutty by David Letterman and being knocked up by Alex Rodriguez during a commercial break.
It then continued.
Let me get this straight.
You find this surprising or shocking that because you in the media portray Republicans as old white men, that the public perceives Republicans as old white men, and you destroy in a blatant character assassination Sarah Palin's character.
In your interview, and the public thinks that she's not worthy of that, at least in some terms.
John, in your interview with Sarah Palin, did you ask her any tough questions or are you functioning now as her spoke?
Yes, I did.
This was a great interview.
I urge anyone who's interested in the real Sarah Palin to go to howobamagotelected.com.
You can listen to the whole 16 minutes.
One of the questions I asked her was whether or not she felt dissed by John McCain when he went on.
Jay Leno, also on NBC, back when he was the host of the Tonight Show, and basically dissed her.
And surprise, surprise, surprise, surprise, she gave an incredibly classy answer, showing far more class than clearly most people on this network have.
And finally, that was the last that the Contessa could not take anymore.
And in this last soundbite, you will hear her demand that Ziegler's microphone be cut off.
I don't really know what to do with that.
You know what?
I was, honestly, I'm here to give you an opportunity.
I consider myself a common sense thinker.
I haven't attacked you.
And for you to come on and use those sort of insults insults me.
Thank you so much for your time.
I do appreciate that.
Okay.
Much more news ahead on you.
Come on, Mike, please.
Now, here is, here's, here's a woman who just got through saying, no big deal.
She's a public figure.
Call her a slut.
Call her slutty.
Talk about her daughter being knocked up by Alex Rodriguez.
No big deal.
She's a public figure, and she ends up saying, I don't appreciate these insults.
I don't appreciate these insults.
These insults are me.
I don't appreciate these insults.
Glittering jewel of colossal ignorance.
All are at that network.
Hey, folks, did you hear this the other night during the first feed of the Chris Matthews show?
He, during a commercial break, knocked up contestant brewer.
You hear about that?
The slutty contestant brewer, Chris Matthews, knocked her up.
That's exactly right commercial break during hardball.
He could have done it during the program and nobody would have seen it, but they still thought to be safe about it during the commercial break.
Ted in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Great to have you on the program, sir.
Hello.
Hey, Rush.
How's it going?
Well, pretty well, sir.
Nice to have you with us.
Well, I just wanted to call and, you know, I'd listen time to time, and I want to call and ask you, based on your characterization of Letterman's comments, how do you view what you do every day to the Democratic leaders and whatnot with the same kind of comments?
How are you different than Letterman, so aren't you pathetic as well?
Give me an example of something I've done that is related or similar to Letterman calling Sarah Palin slutty and saying her daughter has been knocked up at Yankee Stadium by Alex Rodriguez while hitting a home run.
Do you listen to your own show or maybe you can't?
You say you listen to it, so you tell me.
You tell me.
The Kennedys, Clinton, all of you, you can't think of one thing used to hair plugs for Biden.
You don't have to think of anything.
You're the one making the charge.
I stand behind everything I say.
I love hearing myself say what I say, and I say it because it's right.
By the way, you know, hey, hey, Ted, before I let you go here, you know, hang up on me.
No, I don't hang up on people.
When you start getting hot water, you just connect them.
That's how you win.
Dial it back, buddy.
Dial it back.
I didn't get much sleep last night.
I got little patience for pea brains like you.
Oh, yeah.
Give me another similarity between God and Barry Obama.
Here you go right now.
I'll give you another similarity.
Give me another similarity between Barack Obama and God.
Don't know.
Obama gets better media.
You want to run through these again?
Here we go.
What Obama and God have in common?
God doesn't have a birth certificate either.
A way that God and Obama differ.
God does not think that he is Obama.
Another difference between God and Obama is that liberals love Obama.
And another difference is that Obama gets better press.
Thanks for the call, Ted.
Appreciate your being able to really call back from your memory there all these examples of me saying things like Letterman did.
Josh in St. Augustine, Florida.
Hi, you're next on the EIB network.
Great to have you here.
Well, he went away.
Was he a lib2?
Hey, he's Cyanara.
Get rid of it.
Who's next on this program?
Keep up with me here, Sterling.
Who's next?
Where are we going?
That's where we were.
That's a guy that hung up.
I'm the guy that got two hours' sleep last night, and everybody's lagging behind me.
Bob in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
You're next on the EIB network.
Hello.
It is, Rush.
Glad you finally got a chance to talk to me.
Yeah, I'm glad they told me you were there.
You were talking about them taxing the health care benefits, and it suddenly dawned on me.
So I went back and ran the actual numbers.
I had an operation last year.
Oh, the insurance reimbursed me $60,000.
That cost me an $11,837 increase in taxes.
And I think when we say it's great that they're saying that they're going to tax us, we need to put some actual numbers to it.
Well, you can, I mean, if people want to put the actual numbers to it, I think they're going to be shocked.
Yeah, that's what I'm doing.
I don't know that most people have the ability to do it.
So that might be a good project for us to do.
The bottom line is everybody's taxes are going to go up.
They're going to have to.
Obama has printed all he can print.
He's got PAYGO now.
The only thing that he hasn't done that he can still blame on everything he's done failing, he hasn't raised our taxes.
So look for that to happen next, whether it be on health care benefits or the straight income or eliminating deductions or whatever, it's going to happen.
It's just right around the corner.
And by the way, I don't know how many people have reported this, but have you noticed the price of gasoline going up?
Do you know what the price of oil spiked over $70 a barrel?
It's been hovering around $42 to $45.
All of a sudden, it's up over $70.
The experts are saying it might hit 80, 85.
We've had a 100% increase in the price of oil over the last three months, and Obama's not concerned.
No, he's not with the price.
Gasoline got the four bucks.
All he said about it was, well, no problem with the price.
I'm just not really happy how fast it got there.
You see, the higher the price of oil, the higher the cost of gasoline, the sooner Obama thinks you're going to be forced into buying the junk cars that his administration is going to force General Motors and Chrysler to make.
Otherwise, you won't buy them.
So get ready, folks.
Get ready for it.
You voted.
Well, they voted this guy in, and it's not going to be long before the full impact on the U.S. economy will be understood.
Ty in Woodbridge, Virginia.
Welcome to the EIB Network, sir.
Hello.
Mega Ditto Maha Rushi.
Thank you, sir.
I was just calling to sound the alarm on the election in Virginia for governor being just like the election for Obama for president.
Well, how?
Well, in Virginia, they're trying to raise our taxes as much as they can, as quickly as they can.
We're one of the only viable states left in the country.
And they're going to come in and raise our taxes just as much as they've done they're trying to do to everybody else in the nation.
I went to a wait a minute.
Obama did not, he only promised to raise taxes on the rich.
You say they're rerunning the Obama camp.
You mean you've got a governor who's going to redo Obama's policies?
No, they're going to continue to do Obama's policies.
We had Obama one with Warner.
We had Obama two with Kaine.
And now Obama III, now that Obama's in office, is what we'll have with the next Democrat.
They've incrementally raised our taxes.
And Warner was like the first, the highest tax increase in tax history.
Kaine tried to get it passed, but the recession and all the economy hitting the tank luckily hit first before he had it behind the chance to do that.
I have a soundbite here.
James Carville on CNN this morning said that this Virginia governor's race is the Democrat versus Rush Limbaugh.
James Carville said that.
I'll play the soundbite for you when we come back.
Welcome back, Rush Limbaugh and the Excellence in Broadcasting Network and the Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies, as usual, executing assigned host duties flawlessly, zero mistakes.
And as usual, half my brain tied behind my back, just to make it fair.
This is on CNN this morning.
John Roberts, the co-host, speaking with James Carville about the Virginia governor's race.
And John Roberts said, what happened to Terry McCalliff?
He got blown out, by the way, in the primary to punk lost.
And the fact that Craig Deeds lost to Robert McConnell back in 2005, and they were battling each other for A.G., Attorney General.
What does that say about the Democrats' potential to hang on to the Commonwealth come the governor's election?
It's a classic matchup because Deeds is a kind of Virginia Democrat and Dow is a Pat Robinson, Rush Limbaugh Republican, and it's going to be, we're going to see what happens when this thing comes down the stretch.
Yeah, so Deeds is a Virginia Democrat versus me.
According to James Carlos, it's actually the Republicans versus James Carville in Virginia, if you want to know the truth about that race.
Last night, CNBC, they have a show called CNBC Reports.
The co-host Dennis Neal said this.
This Republican attack machine in full force once again, outspoken Republican brass like Newt Ginrich and Rush Limbaugh weighing in.
Newt said President Obama's stimulus has already failed.
Rush Limbaugh is comparing the president to Mikhail Gorbachev, and he means that in a negative way.
So they're mounting a vigorous and informed opposition.
I think that's part of democracy.
That's great.
But where do you draw the line between that and cynical, negative nattering that seeks not to change the reform, but simply to damage the other side?
Is it time for Rush Limbaugh to shut up?
Who is this guy?
I never heard of Dennis Neal.
Dennis, let me clue you in here.
It was Gorbachev who compared himself to Obama.
It was Gorbachev who ripped an American economy which made CNBC possible.
It was Gorbachev who said the United States of the 20th century was evil and guilty, and it was time to change like he did to bring Glasnost in Paris droika.
And he praised what Obama's doing.
I simply brought it to everybody's attention.
I did it humorously in the form of a gorbism.
By the way, Dennis Neal, this is the sound of me shutting up.
Screw you.
They had somebody else on this show, Joe Watkins, a rare Republican, not intimidated by the state-run media.
After the co-host spoke about me, he then said to Joe Watkins, aren't you even a little bit uncomfortable with the rancor of some of the criticism from the right?
Criticism is good.
It's what makes America a great country.
I mean, speaking truth to power is what makes us great.
And certainly the Obama administration, like past administrations, can stand some constructive criticism.
Rare Republican who didn't cave under pressure on national media.
Back to the phones.
I got to go to Miami.
This is Joe.
Great to have you with us on the EIB network, sir.
Hello.
Good afternoon, Rush.
How are you?
Fine and dandy.
Rush, I have a question.
I'm an independent.
I'm not either side, but I listen to your show once in a while when I'm driving.
And I just wonder, I mean, when you wake up in the morning, you look in the mirror, do you throw kisses at yourself?
I mean, you sound like you're in love with yourself.
I do love myself.
Yeah, but you're ridiculous the way you go about things and you act like you're in love with you.
It's very healthy.
No, wait a minute, Joe.
You're very healthy to love yourself.
If you don't love yourself, nobody else is.
But no, no, no, no, not the way you just wish there were.
Well, what am I supposed to do?
You ask me if I love myself.
I'm answering the question.
And I say, no, no, no, that's not what you mean.
You're in love with yourself.
You wish you had a body in front of you and you probably do it.
Are you asking me, Joe, if I make love to myself?
I'm sure you do.
No.
Anyway, my question to you is very simple.
Why are you so hateful?
Why do you, that's all you do?
Spew, spew, spew.
Why can't you just live and let live?
I mean, you act like.
It's an interesting question.
It's an interesting question.
Do you think Ted Kennedy is hateful in what he said about Robert Bork?
I'm talking about you right now.
Well, because I don't think I'm hateful.
I listen to you.
I listen to your show.
And I'm not talking about Kennedy.
I'm talking to you.
Yes, I know.
And I'm answering your question.
I'm not hateful.
I don't say one hateful thing about it.
I love everybody.
I only want the best for people to do.
Yeah, but the way you talk about everybody else, you talk about it.
I do.
Okay, give me an example of my hatefulness.
The way you talk about Obama's God.
You acting like you're God.
You're acting like you're so better than everybody else, but you don't.
I am better than most people, but I don't.
You don't get elected.
People listen to you.
You're starting to stutter on me out there, Joe.
You need to dial it back here.
I am better than most people, but I don't think I'm God.
Obama does.
No, Obama doesn't.
Obama's got a messianic complex.
I mean, he does.
No, no, you say that he's God.
He's not God.
But you have to hate God.
By the way, I don't hate President Obama at all.
Yes, you do.
You know, you do.
Joe, you must be a hateful person.
You have to hate in order to be able to recognize hatefulness.
Yeah, but you know, you don't have to.
He's a human being just like, and he's trying to do.
Why is the.
But let me ask you something, Joe.
Yeah.
Whatever I have said about President Obama pales in comparison.
But no, it's about anybody that you say anything against.
Joe.
And here you are, you're pushing for somebody.
I'm going to do it.
Contessa Brewer.
Cut his mic for a minute.
Joe, you've made me have to emulate Contessa Brewer.
Do you not realize what a professional come down this is for me?
Now, I really don't like myself now, Joe, because I had to pull a trick that they use on MSA.
I did cut your mic, Joe.
Nobody can hear you.
Now, I don't hate anybody.
I criticize Obama, and I'm one of the few who does, and that's what outrages you.
But let me tell you something.
If you want to find hate in American politics, go to the party you probably vote for.
That's the Democrat Party.
Eight years of unadulterated drivel, outraged hate aimed at George W. Bush.
We had to hear about books written on his assassination.
We had to hear about movies that were produced and shown in Canada about the assassination of George W. Bush.
And it went downhill from there.
Nothing of the sort ever happens on this program.
You need to man up out there, Joe.
You need to be able to handle a little criticism of your God, of your Messiah, because he's not what you think he is.
My comments on Obama are based on love, love of this country, love of my job, love for the opportunity that I have each and every day to come in here and do this.
No program would be as successful as mine for as long as it's been if it were based on hate.
So you need to man up, Joe.
Bring his mic back if he's still there.
Joe, you still there?
I'm still here.
I'm listening to you.
All right.
Now, go ahead and respond.
Now, now you, you, okay.
My response to you is very simple.
Obama's not my God.
My God is Jesus Christ upstairs.
I'm a Christian.
Okay?
Obama's not my God.
But we have what we're going through is thanks to the Republicans.
Obama gets better.
Obama gets better media coverage than Jesus God.
Do you know that?
I cannot cut your mic because you don't let me talk.
Now, let me talk.
I listen to you.
Okay, cut my mic.
Cut my mic.
Cut my mic.
I'll let Joe have it.
Go ahead, Joe.
No, I don't.
I just want to hear why you are being, you're pushing a Sarah Palin, who's a total joke.
This girl is, she's like a cheerleader for the Republican Party.
She will never be an elected.
You got Gateway.
Romney is the only person that is good.
Hold on.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I can't abide this anymore.
You want to accuse me of hate and say what Letterman said about Palin is just a joke?
Terry, what's wrong with Miami?
Well, I tell you what, a lot of frazzled nerves out there on the left today.
You know, I mean, just some good-natured jokes about Obama and God.
At least, you know, Obama, they both don't have birth certificate.
They say to man, they just go nuts out there.
They've been calling here, and they have lost their minds.
They can't stand even any comedy about Obama.
Libs are getting awfully feisty out there.
Obama's responding to the criticism.
He's in full-fledged panic mode.
Unemployment continues to rise out there.
Bipartisan displeasure at the level of spending authored by President Obama.
And by the way, I erred a moment ago or erred a moment.
I said that it's official Fiat owns Chrysler.
But that's how government-run media is reporting it.
As in government-run AP, Fiat now owns Chrysler.
No.
Fiat does not own Chrysler.
Government owns Chrysler.
Obama owns Chrysler.
And he's going to own General Motors pretty soon once they finish their bankruptcy.
Fiat doesn't own them.
Obama and the United Auto Workers own Chrysler.
Also, by the way, out there, you remember the title of Obama's budget?
A new era of responsibility.
That was the title of Obama's budget.
Back to the phones.
Did we not take this guy?
We got another.
Okay, Ted in Virginia Beach.
You're next on the EIB network.
Hello, sir.
Hi.
How are you doing, sir?
I'm nice.
I'm good.
Nice to speak with you, Rush.
Yeah, I really think that it's going to be a referendum here in Virginia.
I'm from Virginia.
And I believe that Bob McDonnell is going to wipe Cree Deves.
He's going to win by double digits.
You think that you think meaning that there's going to be a referendum on Obamaism and that the Democrats are going to lose big?
Absolutely.
Based on what?
Is he just hoping?
Well, yeah.
But no, really.
As I've been watching the news, and Bob McDonnell beat Creeds in the last Attorney General general race by a slight margin.
But the way things are going, you know, and with taxes being raised, what the other guy that was from Virginia talking about.
Yeah, but you know, the whole problem of Virginia is the northern part of the state.
Everybody works for government.
Everybody works for Washington.
Everybody is an Obamaite.
Everybody is a Democrat.
Virginia is on the cusp here of, well, maybe they've passed the cusp.
For what you say to happen, the turnout outside of Northern Virginia is going to have to be close to record, and you're going to have to have some defections in Northern Virginia, people who don't like what's happening with the federal level and don't want to see it replicated in Virginia.
It will be interesting to see, but it's going to depend on how that campaign is run.
It's going to depend on how the Republican runs a campaign, and we won't know till it actually starts.
Well, at least Terry McAuliffe didn't win.
So that was good news.
Yeah, I know.
I took about a second's pleasure out of that, but then I said to myself, I have not gotten so low that the punk losing an election makes me happy.
If I get to the point where the punk losing an election while a country's being destroyed makes me happy, then you can take me away.
Get somebody, go get Ted from Miami to come in and host the program, and I'll get out of your way.
You know the thing about truth?
People who don't like the truth, like Ted and that other guy that you found, Snerdley, people who don't like the truth consider the truth to be hate.
They consider the truth to be hate speech.
People who don't like the truth, people who are enmeshed in political correctness and don't like the truth.
When you utter the truth, that's when they hate you.
They consider the truth to be hate.
And of course, I love tweaking these people.
I know I can do it in my sleep.
They fall for it.
Do you know, do you know, even the Washington Times, let me find this today.
I just, some days, some days I do think I'm alone.
Some days I do think I am the last man standing, that nobody gets it and that I'm wasting my time.
And maybe I ought to just go buy a football team and retire.
Let me find this.
Where is it here?
Hang on, hang on.
Don't tell me.
Ah, here it is.
Listen to this.
Washington Times.
Rush Limbaugh's being too easy on Judge Sonia Soto Mayor.
Pro-life groups should not follow the famed radio host in assuming the Supreme Court nominee will have empathy for their legal or moral positions.
Mr. Limbaugh has been telling conservatives that Judge Soto Mayor may not merit strong opposition after all, despite what he calls her record of racist statements.
I have to say there's a better than 50-50 shot she's pro-life, Limbaugh said on June 5th.
I could see being in favor of this nomination, were she pro-life, certainly could.
Unquote.
Then they write this.
Mr. Limbaugh is almost certainly misreading the record.
Americans who think that Roe versus Wade, Wade case legalizing abortion was wrongly decided, should calmly but actively urge their senators to oppose Judge Soto Mayor's nomination.
So, well, I don't listen instead of listen instead of reading transcripts.
Maybe.
I don't even know if that would help.
Well, they obviously don't get it.
Don't ask me how they couldn't get it.
How can I know they don't get it?
I mean, why they don't get it.
They obviously don't get it.
Let's see.
Candy, one of my all-time top 10 favorite female names, Candy from Tucson, Arizona.
You're next on the EIB network.
Hello.
Hey, how are you doing?
Pretty good.
Well, it's an honor to talk to you, and I appreciate it.
I know.
I just said that for Joe in Miami's benefit.
I'm absolutely furious about this Chrysler decision by the Supreme Court not to take the case on.
And I'm wondering why, as an investor in the stock market and potentially an investor in bonds, why would anybody be interested in investing in anything if all of a sudden being a secured investor means jack crap, basically?
Jack crap, I like that.
That's Chuck Todd's nickname.
Jack crap, F. Chuck Todd.
But you know what I mean?
It's like, all of a sudden, there is no such thing as a secured debtor or, you know, and they're printing all these dollars up now for our country.
They've written IOUs printing money.
I know.
And then asking us to buy bonds and invest in this country when we're out of debt and we wouldn't be a secure debtor because of this precedent.
Don't you feel like you're on the TV show Lost and they keep messing with the time machine?
I do.
I got a note this morning.
This indicates just how pitiful it is for people out there.
got a note from a friend of mine who was just so excited yesterday.
So he thought the Supreme Court would hear this Chrysler case and rule nine to zip in favor of the investors.
And then when it didn't happen, I got a note to the email.
It was almost, I could almost feel the tears coming out of my computer monitor.
This guy thought the Supreme Court.
I can't believe that the Supreme Court didn't stop it.
We've got a lot of people investing a lot of hulp in institutions that have been under assault by the left for years and they have been corrupted.
And it's, you know, folks, we can sit here all day long and we can complain about that.
Yeah, you're going to get with you.
But something's going to have to be done.
You know, elections have consequences.
And the soonest people are going to have to do something about this is 2010.
And it's really time to start gearing up for that.
I got to take a break.
I wish I could elaborate a little longer, but I got to take a brief time out.
We'll be back and continue here in mere moments.
Stay with us.
Get this.
I'm waiting for details.
I just got a flash on this.
It's coming soon.
Congressman says that Obama administration is reading Miranda rights to high-value terrorist targets in Afghanistan.
Okay, that just makes it great, isn't it?
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