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Aug. 11, 2009 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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August 11, 2009, Tuesday, Hour #3
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I am flat out stunned at what I have been able to listen to of the Obama Town Hall meeting in New Hampshire.
I have I'm I'm literally stunned at the pathetic nature of this.
It is responsive.
Obama is responsive to nothing in the current debate about this.
He reminds me of the way he was during the campaign when Hillary, remember during Operation Chaos, toward the end of the Democrat primaries when Hillary was getting close.
This is a this is not presidential today.
This is a campaign appearance that has no relationship to any reality on the ground now vis-a-vis where our health care debate is.
Well, I think we can pay for health care.
Great Bush tax.
Let's get rid of Bush tax, we'll pay for health care that way.
I think we can pay for health care uh we um diseliminate uh tax deductions for people like me who make over 250 and a lot of cost savings of Medicare.
Well, we're not gonna cut Medicare, I thought.
None of this relates.
I just watched a woman ask a question.
It took five minutes.
Seemed like well, three minutes to ask the question.
I'll tell you what's missing.
If you if you see any sound bites of this, or if you're happening to be watching it now and listening to me do the play-by-play, what you're watching here is a salesman sell a product that doesn't exist.
We need to see the page numbers on the bill that supports every claim that he is making today.
What he doesn't understand is more and more people don't trust him or the Democrats to do this, and he's not responding to that.
He's just reciting the same old campaign rhetoric.
We need to see the numbers of the pages, Mr. Mr. President.
When you say X, Y, and Z is going to happen, you need to show us.
Show us the plan.
Where does it say that?
He's out there selling Barack Obama, not health care.
He's out there saying, trust me.
But after the stimulus bill, see, there's a new reality.
Trust me, doesn't work anymore.
Three million, almost three million people have lost their jobs since he took action to create jobs.
He's just in the past six months, he's demonized doctors.
He can't say trust me now.
He's demonized the insurance agency, uh industry.
He can't say trust me.
He's destroyed the federal budget, create his massive deficit.
He can't say, trust me, he can't get away with trust me.
And that's what he's doing.
It's so out of touch, it's unbelievable.
He's failed to deliver on jobs.
He can't say trust me.
And when he says in the past he wants a single payer system, and today he says I don't want a single payer system.
He can't then say trust me.
This is like somebody selling you a car they don't have.
Selling you a car you can't test, sell you a car you can't even see.
It's like buying a company with no contract.
Just you're just relying on the seller's promises.
And the seller's promises address none of the concerns that have been raised by people who've seen the company.
So here, let me let me illustrate.
This is Obama this afternoon, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and an audience member, Mr. President, you've been quoted over the years when you were a senator.
Uh that you were essentially a supporter of a universal plan.
I'm beginning to see that you've changed that.
Now, this none of this is real.
None of these questions are real.
I'm beginning to see you're changing on that.
Do you honestly believe that do you still as it you support a universal plan or are you open to the private industry still being maintained?
I have not said that I was a single payer supporter because, frankly, we historically have had a employer-based system in this country with private.
I have not said I was a single payer supporter here, 2007, not even two years ago.
Well, a little over to you, March 2007, Service Employees International Union Health Care Forum.
My commandment is to make sure that we've got universal health care for all Americans by the end of my first term as president.
I would hope that we can set up a system that allows those who can go through their employer to access a federal system or a state pool of some sort.
But I don't think we're going to be able to eliminate employer coverage immediately.
There's going to be potentially some transition process.
I can envision a decade out or 15 years out or 20 years out.
Okay, now listen to again the beginning of Obama today.
I have not said that I was a single payer supporter because frankly, we historically have had a employer-based system in this country with private insurers.
And I have not said I was a single payer supporter.
2003.
AFL CIO conference campaigning for the U.S. Senate.
I happen to be a proponent of a single-payer universal health care plan.
I have to know the reason why the United States of America, the wealthiest country in the history of the world, Spending 14%, 14% of its gross national product on health care cannot provide basic health insurance to everybody.
And that's what Jim's talking about when he says everybody in.
Nobody out.
A single payer health care plan.
Universal health care plan.
That's what I'd like to see.
But all of you know.
There it is.
I mean, I I happen to be a proponent of single payer health care plan.
Uh that's what I'd like to see.
Single payer health care plan, universal health care plan.
Today, President Obama.
I have not said that I was a single payer supporter because, frankly, we historically have had a employer-based system in this country with private state.
Mr. President, you can't do this and have people trust you.
The power of your cult-like appeal is gone.
You can't destroy jobs after telling people you're going to create and restore jobs, and then say, trust me.
You can't say you've never said you were a single payer supporter when we have sound bites of you advocating it, promising it to your most fervent supporters, and then say, trust me.
You have lost the trust.
Oh, I'm stoking the flames.
I'm stoking the flames.
There I go again, stoking the flames, stoking there I go again, I'm stoking the flames here.
What?
I'm supposed to just shut up and forget what I heard in 2007, 2003.
Now, I this next bite.
I have a comment, but after after you hear it, I do hope that we will talk with each other and not over each other.
Where we disagree.
Let's disagree over things that are real.
Not these wild misrepresentations that bear no resemblance to anything that's actually been proposed.
Because the way politics works sometimes is that people who want to keep things the way they are will try to scare the heck out of folks, and they'll create boogeyman out there that just aren't real.
Now, one what once again, these are not wild misrepresentations.
People are showing up, Mr. President, with the House bill, and they're reading from it and they're asking their representatives and senators about it.
We'll talk with each other, but not over each other where we disagree, let's disagree over what's real.
I th I yeah.
I've never seen this man be so disconnected from reality.
He has failed and his people have failed to understand this is not the Barack Obama of the campaign that's gonna lower the sea levels and raise the mountains and freeze the snow on the glaciers or whatever else.
It's a whole different reality, Not even being acknowledged.
Now, here again, this next bite, this is Obama on his plan.
But he doesn't have a plan.
He needs to be out there with every claim he's making, saying, here it is, Page XXX, whatever it is of my plan, this is what it is.
He can't do that because he doesn't have a plan yet, he says.
All we want to do is set up a set of options so that if you don't have health insurance or you're underinsured, you can have the same deal that members of Congress have, which is they can look at a menu of options.
We're calling it an exchange, but it's basically just a menu of different health care plans, and you will be able to select the one that suits your family best.
And I do think that having a public option as part of that would keep the insurance companies honest because if they've got a public plan out there that they've got to compete against, as long as it's not being subsidized by taxpayers, then that will give you some sense of what sort of a good bargain for basic health care would be.
This is unreal.
This is frankly absurd.
It's beyond pathetic.
All we want to do is set up a set of options so that if you don't have health insurance, you can have the same deal, members of Congress.
That's what's new here.
That is the new.
He is saying that we're all gonna get the same options Congress gets, and folks, there is no plan anywhere that says that any time ever.
But to keep the insurance companies honest, we're gonna put a public option in there.
There I I just I'm I'm I'm not often speechless.
This is amateur-ish.
This is this is well, of course, I can have a public option, not subsidized by taxpayers.
That's what you say, not subsidized by taxpayers.
Of course, none of this, this is this is incoherent.
I want to set up a series of options so if you don't have health insurance, you can have the same deal that members of Congress have?
Do I dare go any further with this?
Uh, yeah.
Child stands up and asks, ah, this is a little 13-year-old.
Never mind.
Folks, we already talked about it.
I I can't.
I don't know.
This is I feel like I'm dealing with somebody running for high school class president here, except he's not.
This would make this dangerous.
I tell you, time to bring back the teleprompter.
It is time to bring back the teleprompter or the son of teleprompter since first teleprompter crashed and died, maybe committed suicide.
But I mean, I even even on PMSNBC, the first two guests just trashed this.
Yeah, the questions weren't hard enough.
They were too easy, it was rambling, it went on and on and on.
Here, I'm gonna play these two sound bites.
I I I decided I would play them during the break.
It's the 13-year-old little girl.
I'm guessing her age, there's a little girl.
She stands up, says this.
As I was walking in, I saw a lot of signs outside saying mean things about reforming health care.
How do kids know it is true?
And why do people want a new system that helped more of us?
Okay.
Here's Obama's answer to that.
Well, uh, the uh I've seen some of those signs.
Let me just be specific about some things that I've been hearing lately that we just need to dispose of here.
The rumor that's been circulating a lot lately is this idea that somehow the House of Representatives voted for death panels that will uh basically pull the plug on grandma because we've decided that we don't it's too expensive to let her live anymore.
I guess this arose out of a provision in one of the House bills that allowed Medicare to reimburse people for consultations about end-of-life care, setting up living wills, the availability of hospice, etc.
Somehow it's gotten spun into this idea of death panels.
I am not in favor of that.
Mike, find find me the ABC quote, pain pill, grandmother 105 and so forth.
I've got these sheets of paper all over and I can't tell which is which here.
But let me tell you something, folks.
This little girl stands up.
I saw A lot of signs outside the the hall here, meaning things about reforming health care mean things.
How do kids know what's true?
Why do people want a new system and help more of us?
Why?
And he starts telling people that he's not going to kill grandma.
Good.
Stand by.
It's coming up soon.
Now, if Obama take that question and says that he is not going to kill grandma, then he's in trouble and he knows he's in trouble.
If he has to say we don't have to worry about death panels.
And if he said he was also asked about the snitch website.
And he admitted there's a snitch website, but he said we don't have to worry about it.
It's not that you've been misled about what the site is.
We have our snitch.
Well, well, he didn't say snitch, but we got our snitch website, but you don't need to worry about it.
Ah, hear this talk about death panels.
I'm not in favor of that.
What a concrete reassuring denial.
I'm not in favor of death panels.
Well, Mr. President, there are enough people who are that this answer doesn't quite persuade them because you can't get by on trust me anymore.
Let's go back, June 24th, ABC.
All you just heard his answer here.
I've heard some of these death panels.
Pull the plug on grandma.
We decided too expensive, let her live anymore.
I guess this rose out of a provision in one of the House bills that allowed Medicare to reimburse people in computation in a life care.
He's finally gotten up to speed on this.
He doesn't have a bill.
He's written a house bill.
But a woman stands up.
Are you going to take into account my mother's will to live?
I don't think that we can make judgments based on people's spirit.
Uh that'd be uh a pretty subjective decision to be making.
I think we have to have rules that uh say that we are going to provide good quality care for all people.
End of life care is one of the most difficult sets of decisions that we're gonna have to make.
But understand that those decisions are already being made in one way or another.
If they're not being made under Medicare and Medicaid, they're being made by private insurers.
At least we can let doctors know, and your mom know that you know what?
Maybe this isn't gonna help.
Maybe you're better off uh not having the surgery, but taking uh the painkiller.
But we're not gonna have death pain.
He's not in favor of death panels.
Well, somebody tell me, Mr. President, you're using the word we here.
We give her the pain pill, we uh end of life decisions and we give him the pain pill.
Maybe we don't mess with the surgery, but he's not in favor.
Look at folks, I'm just I'm telling you, I'm telling you, I cannot emphasize that when the president that this woman, this little girl didn't even ask about death panels.
This little girl didn't ask about anything.
She asked she about mean signs and she didn't define what they were.
When you, as president of the United States have to tell a country that you are not in favor of death panels, and that you are not gonna pull the switch on grandma.
You have lost control of this.
No, don't worry about that.
Oh, those are all lies.
I'm gonna pull a plug on grandma.
To me, this is profound.
This is the United States of America, and the president of the United States had to tell people in Portsmouth, New Hampshire he's not gonna pull a plug on grandma.
That that's even something this government would contemplate.
And that people have a fear about that they would have to ask about.
And this little girl didn't even ask about it.
Now, this was at the end of his opening comments.
I got uh well, no, not at the end of this.
I look at cut 41.
Cut 40.
This happened at about a half hour ago.
This is 150 p.m. Eastern time, which is about 10 minutes before this town hall meeting ended.
Listen.
Now I'm gonna set this up.
This only six seconds, you have to listen fast.
This is a man who is on a tear To convince every one of us that only the federal government can do health care fair and right and good and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Only the federal government, the only entity that can handle the depression, the recession, the only entity that can get jobs moving again is the federal government.
And he actually said this 35 minutes ago.
If you think about it, UPS and FedEx are doing just fine.
It's the post office that's always having problems.
Now, uh, I'm not that this is this is I'm gonna have to get the transcript.
I just told Cookie, find that phrase.
She did keyword search and found.
I don't know what the context of this is.
If you think about it, UPS and FedEx are doing just fine.
It's the post office that's always having problems.
Now, just that that little that line alone, by itself and out of context, does not dive with trying to say the government's the only entity that can do anything when you stop and think about it.
So I will find the context of this, but uh in hopes of having it make sense.
Now, the statement alone does make sense just by itself.
FedEx, UPS, they're doing just fine.
The post office always having that's true.
There's no question he told the truth about that.
But it doesn't advance his cause of having the government run health care.
Maybe he was saying insurance companies are not doing it well, HMOs are not doing it well.
I don't, I don't want to guess.
I don't want to surmise.
We'll find the context here in the uh upcoming obscene profit timeout.
We'll be back.
Uh you got to hear some of what happened with a Spectre Town Hall today, plus your phone calls all coming next.
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All right, Fox News and PMS NBC are also now covering Claire McCaskill's town hall in Missouri.
And I'm watching a little bit of this during the uh during the break, and is people in the audience are standing up, they are reading from the bills as they ask her questions, they are reading news accounts of the legislation as they ask her questions.
You know, this is a time to be really proud of the American people.
This is my buttons are popped.
This is so fabulous to see this.
They're standing up to Congress, they are informed, they're adult, they are brave, they care, they are not being intimidated by Obama's goons.
They are continuing to show, and this crowd at McCaskell's thing is huge.
I knew when I said last week the core of this country is not Obamaism.
The core of this country does not reflect nor validate the uh the agenda of the far radical left wing of the Democrat Party leadership.
This meeting that Claire McCaskill is having is full, and it is civil.
And for all of you inside the Beltway types, there is nothing to apologize for here.
There is nothing to apologize regarding any level of passion about what's going on with any of this.
The citizens of this country that are showing up at these meetings are informing, are illustrating they are more informed about what's headed their way than the people who are going to vote on it.
The administration, the Barack Obama administration and the Democrat Party has given us their worst.
And in return, we are giving them our best.
And in a contest like this, best versus worst, when the guys on the side of worst can't even sell, they don't even passionately believe the specifics of what they're trying to sell.
Then we really do have a chance to defeat this.
And Pelosi's out there saying that we are un American.
Thief.
All right, I have the context now on Obama and this UPS FedEx comment.
Uh He was saying that the public option, the government option in health care, will not put private insurance out of business.
That they can compete with the government.
And that's when he said.
If you think about it, UPS and FedEx are doing just fine.
It's the post office that's always having problems.
Now wait a second.
This this is and no, this is supposed to dazzle us with his brilliance and intelligence.
The post office is a losing proposition.
It is running in deficit.
The other day there was a story they might have to close 100 posts.
Maybe it was it more than that.
At least a hundred post offices around the country.
UPS FedEx doing fine.
Yeah, but I haven't heard you talking about squeezing UPS or FedEx profits.
I haven't heard you start demonizing UPS or FedEx.
Let's make this analogy uh uh worthwhile.
If you wanted government run overnight delivery, you'd be out there demonizing UPS and FedEx.
He's not going to do it because UPS big union organization and so forth.
But uh so what do we have to look forward to here with this analogy?
Hey, private center compete.
Uh UPS FedEx, think about it.
Do it just fine, post office sucks.
So the government run health care option is gonna suck.
And private options are gonna make it a money loser, all the while it's gonna be deficit neutral.
Spectre said that uh today's gonna be deficit neutral, and it's not gonna cost us any new money, and they're at the point now where they're literally grabbing globs of excrement, throwing it up against the wall and hoping some of it sticks.
That's what this has become.
That's how much they have lost control of this.
All right, who's been uh waiting a little?
It's uh White Lake, Michigan.
Steve, hello, welcome to the EIB network, sir.
Great to have you here.
Uh Mega Digo Ditto's Rush.
Really appreciate uh you taking my call.
Thank you, sir.
No, I didn't tell the screener this, but uh my daughter is 13 years old, and that is the basis of uh my calls because uh yeah, our kids are so smart, they see clearly what what's uh what needs to be said, and the other night my 13 year old had said had asked me, she says, Well, I get the same life treating life-saving treatment as mom did when she was just 28 years old, you know.
It just floored me.
I just had to take a pause and a deep breath.
All right, where did your 13-year-old daughter even hear enough information like to ask you this question?
Where'd she hear this?
Well, watching Fox News, she gets up every morning, she's used to doing it before she goes to school, so she still does it now, and uh she just watches the media.
And what's what's concerning to her is what they're they're talking about, um, you know, the the uh Obama health care plan, which you know, really I think you know, it should be known as the no child left behind us.
And there's always a double meeting behind everything Obama says.
You at first you think, well, yeah, no left, no child left behind us, that's great, but then you're thinking sit back and look at it and think, well, gosh, there's gonna be a lot of kids who have genetic issues that they don't fit statistics.
You have to be a statistic in a government program to say it it is worthy for us to do treatment.
And my wife would have been one of those statistics uh at twenty-eight, she would have passed away if she did not get the treatment.
It was uh a doctor's decision based on the information he saw to say, you know, let's let's get a colonoscopy done.
Who was paying for this?
You had an insurance policy?
Uh PPOM.
Her personal So your fear is your fear is that when the government's charged of this, that procedure would not have been approved.
Oh, absolutely.
Her brother.
Well, why I want to hear from you.
Why absolutely it wouldn't have been approved?
Because her brother, who is forty was under 40 years old at the time, worked at the Pentagon under a government health plan, and we had to submit all the documentation of my wife's procedure showing that they were precancerous polyps when you're not supposed to have a uh colonoscene until you're age fifty by all recommendations and standards right now.
Well, you know, the the statistics were not working in his favor.
He's he's under 40 years old.
So with the government plan he was under, it was saying they were all the doctors were saying that's just impossible.
We don't believe you, you know, that that's ridiculous.
She couldn't have uh pre-cancer.
Okay, so you have a legitimate Reason for believing that.
Absolutely.
This is a real story.
This is not one of these false misrepresentations out there.
I mean, that's where we feel so I I get so miffed and feel dis so disrespectful.
What was that?
You get so miffed?
Miffed.
Yeah.
I am I am missed at the actual actual accusations out there.
The left is saying that we are using misrepresentation.
We know let me tell you what's happened here.
And it's not all that complicated.
In the I I refer to this frequently.
Back when I started this program in 1988, these people, the Democrat Party for the most part, and most of the mainstream media had a monopoly on not only what was reported, but what was not reported.
They control the news.
New York Times determined most of the stories that would be covered in the evening news on ABC, CBS, and NBC that night.
The New York Times was the Bible.
And they had this monopoly where they were they controlled it.
They've lost that monopoly now.
Starting in 1988, CNN was the only cable network out there, along with three networks and newspapers and magazines.
And now look, they have lost control of it.
And because they had so many years of control without being challenged on what they believed, they have never had to toughen up.
They have never had to actually figure out a way to persuade people because they never had to.
They controlled it.
But now they're not trusted.
They're not universally trusted.
There will never ever be another Walter Cronkite.
They're just, they're not, there's too many places you can go now.
And that's what's happening to these guys in the state-run media.
They're floundering away in there too because they're still doing it the same old way.
They're just, you got a Democrat in the White House, okay, we repeat.
We don't report.
But they're not succeeding in shaping public opinion as they used to be able to.
And that just got them bugged to no end.
And so Obama, who does who does Obama wouldn't know press tough press cover.
I don't know if Obama could handle one week of the kind of press coverage I get, for example.
He's never had that.
And I think his discombobulation today and his whole administration, this this was this was childlike amateur today, this health care.
It was responsive to nothing current in the debate.
It was as though there's not six months of an Obama administration with real things that have happened.
It was as though we're still in the promise stage, and we believe every promise.
And we believe because of the power of that personality that whatever's promised is going to happen.
But there's six, seven months of reality now, we know it ain't true.
There's reason to doubt.
And today, he's out there assuring us that he's not going to pull a plug on grandma.
One more.
What am I doing?
I got things pouring in here, so for C. I'm looking for cut 44, and I know I got cut 44, but I put a little pretty well.
Let me take a brief time out.
I got to do that.
Ah, here's cut 44.
The snitch site.
This is, I wanted you to hear this.
This is um uh question.
I'm a skeptic.
Thank you, Mr. President, for coming.
I'm one of the people that turned myself in on the White House webpage the other day for being a skeptic of this bill.
This is another example of how uh the media ends up just completely distorting what's taken place.
What we've said is that if somebody has, if you get an email from somebody that says, for example, Obamacare is creating a death panel, forward us the email and we will answer the question that's raised in the email.
Suddenly, on some of these news outlets, this is being portrayed as Obama collecting an enemies list.
Now, come on, guys.
I you know, here I am trying to be responsive to questions that are being raised out there.
There's a way to do it in a town hall like this, you address those questions and you show us page by page where the people making these claims are wrong.
But when you I think if you if you send a note to the White House to the government or government website, it that has to be archived.
They have to know who you are.
So well, he admits the snitch website exists, it's just not a snitch website.
We'll be back.
All right, now I'm about the snitch website.
Obama says here, look, all we're saying is if if you get if you get an email somebody that says, for example, Obama cares creating a death panel, forward us the email.
And we'll answer the questi why forward the email.
So if you get an email from me that says Obama wants to create death panels, you have been instructed to forward my email to the snitch website.
You can just as easily say, I received an email that said that I was you know the death panels.
They want the email.
They want the forwarded email.
By the way, post office now mulling closing seven hundred offices, post office stores around the country that might close.
Now it's 700.
Brenda Tulsa, Oklahoma, thank you for waiting.
It's your turn on the EIB network.
Hello, Rash.
Thank you so much for taking my call.
Thank you.
I am a mother of a military medically injured soldier from Iraq.
He spent 14 months straight in Iraq in the army.
Um withstood more than twelve IEDs and came home with his both of his feet and legs injured.
Um come November he will have been medically discharged for three years, and for those solid three years, he's not even been able to get his retirement or medical benefits as far as pay goes, because they haven't finished um raiding him.
He has a torn ACL that has been torn for almost three years, and all they want to keep doing is giving him a cortisone shot, or they put leg braces on him.
He walks with a cane and they said within another year he'll probably be in a wheelchair because they will not do surgery on a torn ACL.
My husband and I paid out of our pockets to just go see a private uh medical person for them to evaluate it, and they said it's torn, it should have had surgery two and a half years ago.
But because he is on government health insurance and government VA doctors, they will not do surgery until it's totally torn apart.
So he is getting injured and his health is getting worse and worse.
So he is experiencing our health care system as it's gonna be for everybody in the future.
It it costs too much to take care of our injured soldiers, so they just give him the medicine and they put a band-aid on it.
And this is a son who is so patriotic that went over there because he loves his country.
And it just makes us grieve.
He cannot get a job because you go walking in to an employer at twenty-eight years of age with uh crutches and leg braces, they don't want to hire you.
He cannot be accepted by private insurance because he's got previous existing conditions caused by the war.
I just want to understand something here.
There is a the the the the army or the govern whatever uh uh manual for doing surgery on this torn ACL is that it has to be totally torn apart, ripped away from the bone, not not just damaged this way, this is not it's not damaged enough to do surgery.
Is that is that what you said?
That that's what the VA doctors are telling him.
And he's gone to three different VA doctors, and each one says, Well, let's give him more shots, let's give him more pain meds.
He doesn't want pain medication, he wants to fix it, and he's having to wear two full leg braces and special shoes because of the bones that were blown off due to bombs as it were.
This I I've you know, I hear VA horror stories.
Um I've toured Walter Reed in Washington, and I've seen uh the the unit where people have lost arms and legs being rehabbed and so forth.
I I um this is incredible.
I I mean uh I I keep it.
I've not heard I've not heard this kind of horror story about a VA.
Well, and you know, when he was over there, because he went through so many bombs, he suffered uh traumatic brain injury, so he doesn't go to a doctor visit alone.
His wife goes with him or his dad goes with him to make sure he hears and understands the instructions and the reasonings, you know, totally, so that he's not missing something.
And bless his heart, his wife just literally almost got into an argument with the doctor last time because she's saying, what do we have to do for him to get health care because they won't finish raiding him until his treatments are done.
Well and at this rate his treatments will never be done.
Now this is the it doesn't it doesn't uh this is this is this is a horrible story.
I I've uh something doesn't sound right about this.
But I and I've got to go.
I'm really up against it on time.
I appreciate the call.
Thanks much.
I have not heard horror stories like that about the VA.
You know, I I will I feel like we had so much content in this show that tomorrow ought to be Friday.
But tomorrow's Wednesday, and we will be back.
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