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Sept. 23, 2009 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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September 23, 2009, Wednesday, Hour #2
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Standby on audio soundbite number 25 before we get back to the jackass and audio soundbite number six.
Greetings.
Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen.
Rush Limbaugh here at the EIB network.
We're in Los Angeles, Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies.
Remember, as long as I'm here, it doesn't really matter where here is.
Telephone number 800-282-2882.
All right.
Details of the speech made by Moamer Qaddafi at the UN is starting to trickle in.
I'm not making this up.
Qaddafi called on the United Nations to open a new investigation into the assassination of John Kennedy.
Qaddafi speculates that Israeli Jack Ruby killed Lee Harvey Oswald, a communist, because JFK wanted to investigate the Israeli nuclear reactor.
So this is the new theory.
The new theory for JFK being assassinated is that Oswald did it because JFK was going to investigate the nuclear reactors.
So Ruby went out there.
The Israeli Jack Ruby went out there and wiped out Lee Harvey Oswald.
He also, Moamer Qaddafi, said the swine flu is not the big threat, that there is a coming fish flu.
Now, this man is a kook.
He is a literal freak.
But here's the thing.
He is inspired by Barack Obama.
Obama is the leader of the world's kooks now.
Obama is a kook.
I am convinced he's a left-wing radical freak.
He is no different than the fringe people in his base.
He is one of them.
He just happens to sound a little smarter.
He just happens to sound the classically educated.
But the man's a loony tune.
And I have weighed this very carefully during the top of the hour break, whether I should say this.
But when I saw this little analysis, and it was on maybe some of your network newscasts, Top of the Hour, and Obama, I'm sorry, Gaddafi, I get them confused, called for the reopening of an investigation into the assassination of JFK.
Because somehow the Israelis were behind it.
Because JFK was going to investigate their nuclear reactor.
Now, Gaddafi and other Looney Tunes are inspired by Obama.
Oh, yes, he's the son of Africa.
He's the president of the United States now, and we hope that he's president forever, Qaddafi said.
I know it's funny, it's hilarious, but it's not at the same time.
You could look at the United Nations as the cantina in Star Wars, the bar scene.
And Obama's part of the crowd.
He happens to be the leader of it.
Kooks and freaks on parade, inspired by Barack Obama.
Now, I was making a joke at the top of the hour.
And this often happens.
I tell jokes about the left, and it turns out they're true.
I said to Cookie, I said, find me the sound bite of Obama accepting legitimacy of the president of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinezad.
Because he just said that America does not accept the legitimacy of continued settlements in Israel.
Jews building their own homes.
We, that's not legitimate.
So I'm in, well, find the bite where Obama said that Ahmedinezad is legitimate.
And, you know, I was making it up, but he actually kind of said it.
Listen to this.
In their actions to date, the governments of North Korea and Iran threaten to take us down this dangerous slope.
We respect their rights as members of the Community of Nations.
I have said before, and I will repeat, I am committed to diplomacy that opens a path to greater prosperity and more secure peace for both nations if they live up to their obligations.
Well, I mean, we respect their rights as members of the Community of Nations.
Iran and the Norcs, we respect their rights as members of the Community of Nations.
He would never say that about Israel.
We don't accept as legitimate continued Israeli settlements.
Citizen of the world.
I mean, this, this, he is, in his own inflated mind, he is the president of the world.
I have said before, I will repeat, I am committed.
I will do that.
I'll grant you permission or I will not grant you permission.
We're going to do it as I say.
We're going to do it as I think.
He's a kook.
A dangerous kook.
Castro loves the guy.
I mean, look at the people that love the guy.
Castro thinks he's the greatest thing since free rice cookers.
I mean, the Russians and the Iranians are laughing at him.
They've tested him twice and he just wilted.
Now, listen to this.
This just is in this, of all places, this is in the science section of the New York Times.
This next story is in the science section of the New York Times.
In the early 1980s, according to newly released documents, Fidel Castro was suggesting a Soviet nuclear strike against the United States until Moscow dissuaded him by patiently explaining how the radioactive cloud resulting from such a strike would also devastate Cuba.
The Cold War was then in one of its chilliest phases.
President Reagan had begun a trillion-dollar arms buildup.
Trillion-dollar arms buildup?
Trillion dollar.
What the hell is that?
And we don't hear about trillion-dollar health care fraud.
We don't hear about $12 trillion in deficit.
Trillion-dollar arms buildup.
I know it's the New York Times, but still, trillion-dollar arms buildup.
The federal budget in 1989 was not even a trillion dollars, the whole budget when Reagan left office.
Anyway, dozens of books warned that Reagan's policies threatened to end most life on earth.
In June 1982, a million protesters gathered in Central Park.
This is true.
Reagan AIDS talked of fighting and winning a nuclear war.
No, they didn't talk of fighting.
They were expressing policy and the supremacy of the United States should we be attacked.
Good Lord, this is published yesterday.
Dozens of books warned that Reagan's policies threatened to end most life on earth.
A story written by William J. Broad, Barack Obama, then an undergraduate at Columbia University, worried about the nuclear threat and later wrote as a student and journalist about ways to avoid global annihilation.
The future president didn't know half the day.
How in the world do you take a story, the central theme of which is Castro tried to get the Soviets to nuke us?
You throw in there that Reagan threatened the world.
It's a story.
Castro wanted the Soviets to nuke us.
They work into the story that it was Reagan who was a threat.
Dozens of books.
And somehow they have to worm it in there that the kook in chief, as a student, was worried about nuclear annihilation and warning and writing of ways to stop it.
In the 80s.
He was 20 years old.
He was smoking whatever.
You've seen the pictures wearing the Panama hats.
The National Security Archive, a private research group at George Washington University, recently made public documents that revealed a nuclear threat in new detail.
A two-volume study, Soviet intentions 1965 to 1985, was prepared in 95 by a Pentagon contractor and based on extensive interviewing of former top Soviet military officials.
It took the Security Archive two years to get the Pentagon to release the study.
Censors excised a few sections on nuclear tests and weapon effects, and the archive recently posted the redacted study on its website.
In the early 1980s, the study quotes a Soviet general staff officer as saying that Mr. Castro pressed hard for a tougher Soviet line against the U.S. up to and including possible nuclear strikes.
The general staff had to actively disabuse him of this view by spelling out the ecological consequences for Cuba of a Soviet strike against the United States.
Castro loves Obama.
Castro's a freak.
Castro's a kook.
I mean, these are dangerous thug murdering dictators, don't misunderstand.
But all the world's racketeurs love this guy.
They love this guy because he shares similar views about the United States with them.
So here's Castro wants to nuke us.
The New York Times finds a way to put Reagan in the story as the big threat.
And then includes Obama studiously working even as far back as 1985 on how to protect the world from a nuclear strike.
I mean, I want to throw up.
Greetings and welcome back.
Rush Limbaugh here at the Excellence in Broadcasting Network.
As always, half my brain tied behind my back, just to make it fair.
Self-esteem today shot.
No longer in love with myself.
Barack Obama's seen to it the last two days.
You know, we teach self-esteem in this country.
Kids got to love themselves.
Whatever they do, it's great.
He just ripped me to shreds, ripped you to shreds, ripped our history to shreds, ripped the country to shreds.
I don't know how we can go on.
I just don't know how we can go on.
It's especially going to be tough for the children when this speech is played for, the mandatory viewing in schools over the next couple of days.
I feel like I'm in a James Bond movie.
I feel like an Ernst Stavro Blofeld has taken over the UN and the world, and the best spy that we have, me, is headed for the gulag.
And Eric Holder holds the key.
They're going to get rid of the best spies this country have.
We're spying on them.
I mean, the UN is filled with genuinely insane people, and they are being inspired by our president.
A legitimate kook.
Insane people.
The James Bond movie coming to life, except the bad guys win.
All right, to the phones.
People have been waiting patiently.
We're going to start at Rochester, New York.
Michael, welcome to the EIB network, sir.
Hello.
Hey, how you doing?
I'm fine.
Thank you.
That's good.
Let me throw a couple of things at you, and you come back at me if one sticks, okay?
First of all, I heard Obama this morning talking, and I got a different view on it than you did.
And before you reply, what he said, and you even just played it on your bite, we respect their rights to be a community of nations, right?
But you said earlier that he did not, that he respected the elections in Iran.
And I never heard the word election all through his speech.
Now, wait a second.
Then you said, oh, no, wait a second.
He didn't say it in those states.
He did, in previous speeches, refuse to condemn the fraudulent election in Iran.
He refuses to stand up and support the people who want to overthrow the dictator regime there.
Look, Obama sides with the wrong.
He sides with the wrong people in Central America.
His best friends, Hugo Chavez.
Give me the old days, folks.
Give me the old days.
We're a genuine lunatic kook.
Hugo Chavez shows up, says he can smell the sulfur in the room after George Bush has spoken because that means the devil had been there.
And the place starts laughing.
That was just, what, a year ago or two years ago?
Was it one year ago?
Now, look at what's happened in one year.
Now the Chavezes of the world have taken control of the place, inspired by our president of the United States.
And I have a first caller here who wants to say, oh, no, Obama didn't disrespect it.
I do not understand.
One thing I, you know, I'm an adult.
I'm mature.
I'm educated.
I'm informed.
I'm a patriot.
I do not understand.
I'm never going to be able to get my arms around the concept, understanding why people born in this country hate it.
I'm never going to understand it.
And even if it's not hate, they just don't like it.
I'm never going to understand that.
The greatest country that's ever been.
And somehow that's offensive to say to people.
It certainly is offensive to Obama.
So I get calls and people say, hey, I didn't hear him trash the country.
I heard him say what needed to be said.
I just want to reach through the telephone line and I want to grab these little pencil-nit geek people around the neck and say, would you wake up?
Who's next?
Tiffany.
Tiffany in Powell, Wyoming.
Yeah, hi.
Rush, it is a pleasure to speak with you.
I'm honored.
I just have a couple of things to say to you.
As I was watching this whole circus unfold today, I thought of a line as Obama was speaking from my favorite movie, which is Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
And it says, you can't respect someone who kisses your ass.
And I am appalled that my president, the person that was elected by people in my country, would lower us down and basically sell us out for his version of respect.
I don't think that those people will ever respect us.
I mean, for God's sakes, we're sending them money, and they're not respecting us.
Of course they're not going to.
They're laughing at him.
I know.
You know, I mean, some of these cooks think it's good.
They're laughing at him.
Gaddafi thinks it's great that such a lunatic is running the country.
I know.
We're weaker.
We're weaker.
The Iranians love it.
The Russians love it.
Obama is before our very eyes weakening the country.
I haven't seen Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
Now, I've tried to watch it a couple of days.
Everybody said, you ought to watch it.
It's practical jokes.
It's right up your alley.
I tried to watch it a couple times.
It didn't grab my interest.
But that's a great line.
You can't respect somebody who kisses your butt.
Yes.
You said ass, but I'm host.
I do not lower the standards of my own show.
Callers can, but I won't.
The only time I say ass is talking about Hillary's being too big to fit in a military uniform.
It's a truth.
That's a true philosophy.
It's a true philosophy.
In my own life, you can spot people that are brown-nosers or suck up to you, and you don't respect them.
And you don't respect them.
And here's Obama.
He's out kissing these lunatics' butts, and they're not going to respect.
He doesn't understand why they like him.
He thinks they like him because he's a fellow academic, finally got a smart guy, hated Bush, hate the war in Iraq, hate American imperialism.
They like him because he doesn't like the country either, just like they don't.
And the weaker America is, the better off for them.
That's what they all think.
And he's fulfilling their desire, only he doesn't see that.
Right.
Brush, I'm a flight attendant.
I'm appalled that they let someone come into this country and respect him, Qaddafi, who supports people blowing me out of the sky.
I'm appalled at that also.
So I just wanted to give you those two points.
I appreciate that.
You know, that is also a good point.
It wasn't very long ago they let the Lockerbie bomber out.
The Brits did.
It goes home to a hero's welcome.
And Gaddafi's kid is on the plane taking him back to Libya.
And there's a big cheer for the guy when he gets off the airplane.
And Qaddafi shows up and speaks for 90 minutes today, gets some applause.
Craig, did you hear me say that he demanded a new investigation into the JFK assassination?
Because the Jews were behind it.
We got to find out.
The Israelis were behind it.
He also said, don't worry about the swine flu.
Fish flu is coming.
All right, who's next?
We got time for one more before the break.
Tawana in Atlanta.
Nice to have you on the EIB network.
Hello.
Hi, Rush.
You know, it just occurs to me that if Barack Obama were the leader or prime minister of any other country, our own delegation would have got up and walked out on his speech.
You know, that's an excellent point.
That because we, in the days where the United States had self-respect, anybody trashed us at the UN, our delegation did.
They got up and walked out.
And trash.
I think if Obama showed up today from another country and gave this speech, our delegation in the old days would have walked out.
That's a brilliant observation out there, Tawana.
Well, I think it's also frightening.
It's very frightening.
I mean, I'm thinking, you know, if I were a delegate, I would be sitting there having a huge conflict because I'd be saying, well, you know, what this person is saying is against everything that our country stands for.
He's trashing my nation.
He's trashing my allies.
But he's my president.
So do I get up, walk out based on principles?
No, no, no, no.
No, no, no, no, no.
His delegation agrees with him.
I think you ought to be afraid is our genuine allies in the world.
The Brits sitting there listening to this.
Anybody depending on us for economic and military security ought to be scared out of their wits after this speech today.
Got a brief time out here, folks.
Back with more after this.
I have a story here from the UK Telegraph that is the liberal dream.
I'm not making this up.
Here I am in La La Land.
I've been here two days and I genuinely feel like I'm in La La Land.
Immortality only 20 years away, says scientist.
Scientist Ray Kurzweil claims humans could become immortal.
For those of you in Rio Linda, that means never die.
In as little as 20 years' time through nanotechnology and an increased understanding of how the body works.
Ray Kurzweil is an American scientist, no doubt voted for Obama, who has predicted new technologies arriving before, says our understanding of genes and computer technology is accelerating at an incredible rate.
And he says theoretically, at the rate our understanding is increasing, nanotechnologies capable of replacing many of our vital organs could be available in 20 years' time.
He adds that although his claims may seem far-fetched, artificial pancreases and neural implants are already available.
Mr. Kurzweil calls his theory the law of accelerating returns.
He said, I and many other scientists now believe in around 20 years, we will have the means to reprogram our body's stone age software so that we can halt and reverse aging.
Then nanotechnology will let us live forever.
Well, hell's bells, folks.
We don't need to spend all this money on health care then.
We're not going to need any health care.
We don't need to do Obama.
So we don't need to do cap and trade.
We're going to be able to adapt.
And nobody's going to ever die.
It's going to play traffic havoc, but we'll have Obama designers deal with that.
Can you imagine?
Nobody dies.
Nobody dies.
Somebody's going to have to die.
And who's going to decide that, Mr. Kurzweil?
Oh, that's right.
Obama.
It's in his health care plan.
This is from what is the UK Times.
Story almost slipped by me.
People who emit more than their fair share of carbon emissions are having their pay docked in a trial that could lead to rationing being reintroduced via the workplace after an absence of half a century.
Britain's first employee carbon rationing scheme is about to be extended after the trial demonstrated the effectiveness of fining people for exceeding their personal emissions target.
Unlike the energy-saving schemes adopted by thousands of companies, the rationing scheme monitors employees' personal emissions, including their home energy bills, their pectoral purchases, and their holiday flights.
Workers who take a long-haul flight are likely to be fined for exceeding their annual ration unless they take drastic action in other areas, such as switching off the central heating or cutting out almost all automobile journeys.
Employees are required to submit quarterly reports detailing their carbon consumption.
They are also to set a target which reduces each year for the amount of carbon they can emit.
Those who exceed their ration pay a fine for every kilogram that they emit over the limit.
I'm not making this up.
This is not from The Onion.
This is not Scott Ott.
This is not Scrapple Face.
This is the UK Times Ben Webster, environmental editor.
It's September 14th.
I say it nearly slipped by me.
It's preposterous.
I mean, this is just some kooky company, some kooky country, right?
Could never happen here.
Oh, no, it could never happen here.
But I again remind you, 25 years ago, Richard Lamb, the then governor of Colorado, said all people have a duty to die and get out of the way.
And he was savaged for it.
He was pelted.
He was lampooned, mocked, criticized, said he was cruel.
And now 25 years later, we have a newsweek cover, the case for pulling the plug on Granny.
And we have a president who is going to put death panels in his health care plan to decide who does and who doesn't get treatment.
25 years.
So you think this carbon rationing, this is exactly the kind of stuff Obama would love to do as president of the world?
The whole world is going to have to do stuff like this.
I got a note from a friend.
Rush, you're getting too wound up about this.
Nobody listens to Obama's words.
It's just words.
I mean, there's nobody paying attention to him.
It's just the fact he's on TV and people like that.
But they're listening to what he says.
Well, they better damn start listening to what he says and not just here.
Catherine in Gross Point, Michigan.
Great to have you on the EIB network.
Hello.
Hi there.
Hey.
Something you said earlier really struck a chord with me because for the past few weeks, I've been telling anyone who will listen that everything Obama has been doing in the past nine months, nationalizing the banks and industry and healthcare, it isn't merely chipping away at our democracy and our freedoms anymore.
It truly is far more insidious.
I really think it's tantamount to a coup.
And just because he hasn't gathered up the villagers to storm the castle doesn't make it any less of a coup.
And I don't have my dictionary, my Merriam-Webster, with me, but I do know that this guy is using his influence and his resources and his moronic followers to affect a profound change in our government.
And it's even worse today because he has now thrown the United States of America under the bus on the world stage.
The only thing I agree with Obama about is that we're not better.
We are the best.
And honestly, any American who doesn't know that and understands that.
Well, Jan Levi.
Let me address two things.
You are right, and it did strike a chord.
I did refer to this as a coup, a bloodless coup.
He has delivered the United States to the global powers without firing a shot.
Nobody fired a shot at us.
And he's surrendering.
He's giving it up, giving up the country so he can lead the world.
Now, this business of when he says that we're no better, and your rejoinder is that we're the best.
This is something that I, when I rarely go out there and make a speech in public, I ask people to consider something that today I'm still in awe of it.
There are nations, populations, groups of people who've been around for who knows, thousands of years.
We've been around for less than 250.
In less than 250 years, less than 300 million people have produced a lifestyle and a country of roaring opportunity and prosperity, a living standard the likes that the world has never seen before.
And we have shared our greatness, the things that we have learned and done with everybody around the world.
We have shared our prosperity.
We have shared our abundance.
And I ask myself, how did this happen?
Because in terms of DNA, we are no different than any other human beings on the planet.
Just because we're born here and just because as a result of being born that we're Americans doesn't mean that as human beings, we're better.
We're not healthier.
We're not fitter.
I mean, just coming out of the womb, there's nothing special about us.
There's not a special American gene that God decides to implant in people before they're born.
And it's not that way.
So how is it that if we're really no different?
How did all this happen?
And the answer to me is very, very simple.
And it's what leads to the concept of American exceptionalism.
And the whole notion of American exceptionalism is that we are an exceptional people because we were founded under principles that allow individuals to achieve the best they can.
We have freedom and we acknowledge the source of our freedom is God.
And it's these inalienable rights, life, liberty, pursuit of happiness.
They come from God.
They are part of our creation.
Our freedom, the yearning to be free, that's our spirit.
It's our soul.
We're all born with it all around the world, but the rest of the world has never been invested with that responsibility and freedom.
The rest of the world, I mean, the history of the world is torture, rape, mayhem, dungeons, prison, totalitarianism, thuggery.
The exception to the normal human nature that has characterized human beings from the beginning of time, the exception is the United States.
And this is what is so saddening to watch it being torn apart, ripped to shreds, criticized, and not even understood.
Because Obama is saying, no, there is nothing exceptional about our country.
There is nothing.
In his view, we are tarnished.
In his view, we are stained.
In his view, we have been immoral and unjust.
And our Constitution is flawed.
It is negative.
It is imprisoning.
It doesn't recognize the concept of civil rights and human rights and all these other little bywords that leftists throw around that don't even understand the true meaning of.
So, while as individuals, as human beings, we are no better than anybody else in the world, as a people, constituted as Americans, living under our Constitution, which gives us the freedom to be who we are, to do whatever we want, to be the best we can be, or to screw off and not do anything.
We have had that freedom.
And that has led to some of the most incredible inventions, the most advanced.
Look at what happened in the 20th century in this country.
Look at all the things that were invented that made lifestyles expand and grow and prosper and life expectancy ditto.
It's just amazing when you stop to think about it.
And there have been people on this planet for thousands of years that never got close to us.
This nation is truly blessed.
What happened in Philadelphia with the founding fathers, a miracle?
Because that's not the history of the world.
And that's the whole root, folks.
When you hear the term American exceptionalism, it's not an ego thing.
It's not anybody saying, we're better than you.
It is that we are the exception to the rule of human nature.
Study world history and you'll find out.
Life was not a ball of cherries.
We didn't, people around the world, all over the, since the beginning of time, did not have time to start things like the Center for Science and the Public Interest and run around and tell people to stop eating Chinese food and stop eating coconut oil popped popcorn.
But we have such abundance, so much prosperity that worthless busybodies can become rich by defrauding people into contributing to their stupid scams from the contributions they derive their salaries and lifestyles, and then they stick their noses in everybody's business.
People around the world didn't have time for this.
They had to work to feed themselves first and foremost, and then they had to stay alive.
And we don't worry about any of that.
Well, take it back.
We do worry about it to the extent that you listen to some of these nannies who tell you that caffeine is going to kill you or that cholesterol is going to kill you or that that green tea is what you got to drink to stay.
People are pounding us every day how we're going to die and this is being.
And yet the life expectancy keeps going up.
American exceptionalism.
And Obama's just ripping it to shreds, tearing it down, and in essence saying it never did exist.
We weren't and aren't exceptional.
We're imperialist thugs.
We torture people.
We're closing Guantanamo Bay.
We're getting out of a rock.
We are destroying the planet, he says.
Our lifestyle, our SUVs, our carbon footprint is destroying the world, the climate.
The man is a kook and he is a menace.
And he is purposely attacking the very foundations and institutions that made this the greatest country on earth.
And he's inspiring our enemies at the United Nations to agree with him and speak up even louder.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back.
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800-282-2882, if you want to be on the program, what do I always say?
I always say that failure is a resume enhancement.
If you're a Democrat, if you're a member of the Democrat Party, they elevate their failures to the top of the heap.
And the most glittering jewel example of this is Jimmy Carter, the national hemorrhoid, the worst president in the history of the country.
Well, the worst president of the 20th century and maybe in the history of the country, is now a Nobel Peace Prize winner.
He gets the chair emeritus at every Democrat National Convention.
He runs around and says, Yep, you're a racist country because you criticize this poor black boy from Chicago, Barack Obama.
Jimmy Carter, who ought to be to the Democrats a national embarrassment.
They ought to hope Jimmy Carter go back to pounding nails at Habitat for Humanity and never show up.
But no, they celebrate Jimmy Carter.
He is nothing but an embarrassment and a failure.
He presided over the destruction of the U.S. economy, as Obama is doing.
Well, get this from the Boston Globe.
The Massachusetts Senate could vote as early as today on a bill to let Governor Devon Patrick name an interim replacement for Senator Kennedy.
State senators should pass the measure.
The governor should be ready to make an appointment quickly.
The best choice to fill the vacancy is former governor Michael Dukakis, the loser.
Dukakis, one of the most boring individuals to ever walk the earth.
This guy would make drying paint bore.
He lost the election to George H.W. Bush in 1988.
He had posed in the tank with the Beetle Bailey helmet on out there.
Bernard Shaw of CNN asked him, what would you think about capital punishment if your wife was raped and murdered?
And he sat there, oh, you know, Bernard, I really think very, very deeply about capital punishment.
I'm really dead set against it.
Nobody could, Governor.
You were just asked, what happens if your wife gets raped and murdered?
And you showed no emotion or passion about you addressed the answer as an academic, as though it's an academic question when it's happening for real all over the country and you're going to be president.
The man who freed Willie Horton.
And this is the man the Democrats want to replace Senator Kennedy.
A glittering failure in Democrat Party politics.
I know he was once a governor of Massachusetts, but anybody get elected to that.
The current governor proves it.
So resume enhancement is failure, and they're going to put the loser in there as the interim replacement for Ted Kennedy.
We're going to dig out some music that they played at a new kakis rally late in the campaign 88 trying to save the day.
That's coming.
I'll get to that in the next hour.
In the meantime, sit tight.
We'll be right back.
Okay, the fastest three hours in media roll on.
I mean, the first two are now over.
We've got one more to go, and we're going to get to it right after a brief time out here.
But I think Governor Patterson took my advice.
He's blaming Obama for his problems.
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