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Oct. 9, 2009 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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October 9, 2009, Friday, Hour #3
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Greetings to you, music lovers, thrill seekers, and conversationalists all across the fruited plane.
Rush Limbaugh, the excellence in broadcasting network behind the Golden EIB microphone, and it's Friday.
Live from the Southern Command in sunny South Florida.
It's open line Friday.
This is your day to control and uh run the content of this program when we go to the phones.
Monday through Thursday, callers have to talk about something I'm interested in.
I'm not going to sit here and be bored.
Nobody will listen.
But on Friday, I fake it.
Yeah, I don't care.
It's your day.
Whatever you want to talk about, whatever question, comment, feel free.
Telephone number 800 282 2882.
Email address L Rushbaugh at EIB net.com.
Now I know that many of you probably are worried that I am falling for a trick being played by the Obama White House, and that is to devote this entire show to the uh awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to uh our man child president.
Uh no, ladies and gentlemen.
Uh this we're gonna do some health care stuff here.
There's some really interesting things here that all this is being done in secret.
They are going to ramrod this thing through.
Uh Dingy Harry, if if he if he can't get clocher, the way he the way I've been describing it for you the last two weeks, you know, attaching health care as an amendment to something that's somewhat related that could easily get 60 votes.
If he doesn't, if he can't succeed with that, they're gonna they're gonna try reconciliation.
And the Republicans, if they try that, the Republicans are going to start attaching amendments like crazy to it because you do that during the reconciliation process, and just blow it up.
It uh it could be interesting.
But first, I promised you a piece of uh audio.
It is uh montage here.
It's hilarious.
CNN segment on me saying, Screw you, Miss Sibelius.
They do a report uh Rush Limbaugh's new pet peeve, and uh and they ask uh Sibelius to respond, and she's and she does, and on the video, uh, they have a Chiron says, screw you, Miss Sibelius, while she is answering the question.
Here's here's the montage of the bit.
Rush Limbaugh has a new pet peeve, the H1N1 flu vaccine.
And now you've got Kathleen Sibelius saying you must take the pig flu vaccine.
You must take it.
Screw you, Miss Sibelius.
I am not going to take it precisely because you're now telling me I must.
The health secretary says Limbaugh is mistaken.
The vaccination campaign is voluntary.
No one in the government is not a good thing.
No, stop the tape a minute.
At this point, they put the Chiron up underneath her screw you, Miss Sabius.
Must do X, Y, or Z. This is made exactly the same way seasonal flu vaccine is being made year in and year out.
A hundred million people a year get seasonal flu shots.
We've got years of track records of safety.
So this is safe.
It's effective.
38% of parents do not plan to get their children vaccinated against H1N1.
And perhaps even more striking, another poll shows 27% of health care workers will not get vaccinated.
Another 35% are unsure.
The consequence, says Sibelius, a lot of people will get sick, some very seriously.
And of course, now I, L. Rushbaugh, will be blamed for all these other people not taking a vaccine.
So let me state, folks, it's totally up to you.
I do not.
In fact, I've just remembered, I have to do something.
Yesterday in the interview with Jamie Gangell for the Today Show.
It'll run in two parts at 7 30 on Monday and Tuesday.
Jamie Gangell pressed me on my concept of my power.
You have a lot of power.
So I don't think about it.
I probably do have power, but I I don't get up every morning and say, okay, how can I manipulate things to get the outcomes I want today?
That's not at all what's in my mind.
When I do this program.
I'm a broadcaster, and what's in my mind is doing a good show.
Holding the audience as large as long as I can, big an audience as I can get, so I can really charge confiscatory advertising rates even in a recession, which I have succeeded in doing.
It's about ratings.
Yes, I think it's about, but I promised her that I would relinquish my power today.
So I L Rush, and what better place to do it than here in a segment about the H1N1 vaccine.
Ladies and gentlemen, I am not from the government, and I will never tell you what you must or must not do.
I will never tell you what you can nor can not do.
I will never tell you I'm infallible.
I will never, I never assume that you are brain dead and in comp in fact, quite the contrary.
I speak to you each and every day because I have a profound respect for your intelligence and your degree of inform your informed status.
I have profound respect for all of you.
I do not condescend or look down upon any of you.
Contrary to the nannies in our government who think you are incompetent and incapable of handling your own money, buying your own car, handling your own health, getting your own job, getting the school on top, whatever it is, they don't think you can handle it, and they want more and more of you to be as incompetent as they see everybody else.
So in a discussion of power, the power everybody needs to be concerned with is that concentrated power in Washington, the government, and the people in it.
And now the supporters of that power rather than the people who question it and probe it.
That's what the media used to do.
But no longer, they simply are partners in that power.
They also look at you as incompetent, incapable, unintelligent, childlike, incapable of understanding the great task they have each day to report to you the news.
And when you complain to them, you are wrong, because you are not sophisticated enough to understand the intricacies and the importance of their work.
It's the only business where the customer is always wrong.
The only business where the customer is always a sap.
The news business is the only business where the customer, the consumer, is always a blithering idiot.
I, my friends, do not look at you this way.
However, there are many people out there afraid of my power.
MSNBC, CNN, deathly afraid that I single-handedly am inspiring millions of unsuspecting, stupid dupe Americans to not take the vaccine for the H1N1 virus.
And of course, I have never ever urged anybody to or not to take the virus.
I've simply said I've never taken a flu shot.
A vaccine, I'm sorry, I've never taken flu shot.
I've never had a doctor tell me I should.
I don't really react well to people who aren't experts telling me what I have to do.
Especially if they're from the government, which means that on average they're wrong.
89, 90% of the time.
But in the interests of comedy, C-O-M-I-T-Y, I hereby relinquish my power.
Whatever power I have, I am giving it up.
I now admit I am powerless over you.
I'm not giving up my power over myself.
I can't do that.
But I am relinquishing it.
And I hope everybody in the state controlled media hears me too.
This is a major, major shift for me to acknowledge that I am giving up and relinquishing my power.
It's gone.
We'll be back after this.
Stay with us.
And we're back, Rush Limboss, serving humanity.
Do I sound stuffed up to you?
I am.
I'm a little stuffed up.
Now, I don't think I've got a cold.
As up late last night, I was consuming adult beverages.
And I they lack of sleep.
But I'm not taking a chance.
I don't have a scratchy throat yet.
I've been blowing my nose a little bit.
You can see it if you've been watching a ditto cam, so I'm taking I've already did it during the break, I took some Zycam.
Zycam cold remedy comes in a variety of forms and flavors.
You can get over your cold faster.
Now, this doesn't mask symptoms.
This attacks cold symptoms, reduces.
If you catch it early, and that's a trick with Zycam.
If you catch it early, it can reduce the time that you're sick with the cold.
And that it could be the difference between just appearing better and actually being better.
And I got new versions of it, new cold remedy plus.
It comes in a liqualaz form that reduces the duration of a cold, plus helps relieve a sore throat at the same time.
And there are new flavors of ZyCam, and they're called Zavers.
So have some on hand at all times.
Whichever kind you like best.
And uh, you know, be smart like me.
You know, I just got there telling you I know how brilliant and intelligent you all are, and that's how I I come before you each every day and approach you on this program, so have some on hand because it does work.
A noted geologist who co-authored the New York Times bestseller Sugar Busters has turned his attention to convincing Congress that carbon dioxide emissions are good for the earth, and they do not cause global warming.
I first came across this uh on a uh blog, it's at the um U.S. uh.
Snooze and World Report, the Washington Whispers uh column by Paul Bedard, or better, I'm not sure how he pronounces his name.
Guy's name is Leighton Stewart.
He is on Capitol Hill this week, armed with studies, and his book Fire, Ice and Paradise, in a bid to show, and by the way, our official climatologist, uh Dr. Roy Spencer, is there as well, trying to persuade members of the Senate that there is no man-made global warming, and the culprit is not carbon dioxide.
And he's trying to get these senators working on the energy bill uh to to understand that the carbon dioxide cap and trade scheme could actually hurt the environment by reducing CO2 levels.
Uh Leighton Stewart says, I'm trying to kill the whole thing.
We are tilting at windmills.
And when I saw this, and we got a soundbite here, by the way, uh, this afternoon on the Fox Business Network Live, Stuart Varney spoke with uh Leighton Stewart about cap and trade, and Stuart Varney said to him, you know, you're saying that we need more CO2 emissions, that it would in fact be good for the environment.
There is real good news out there that the earth needs more CO2 if we want to green the earth.
Now, if cap and trade comes in and we really get successful in trying to reduce CO2, we will actually take food out of the mouths of people, and we will move in a direction of browning the earth.
I know that sounds unbelievable, but it's true.
Why does it sound unbelievable?
Only because there is a culture that has developed resulting from the hoax that CO2, which we exhale, is a poison and that it will destroy the climate.
When in fact he's right, green things live it.
They need it.
They thri can't green things cannot live without CO2.
I got to thinking about this.
And I think that these senators all know this.
Now, there are probably some idiots in the Senate who probably have bought the hoax.
It's not.
I mean, not all those guys' elevators go all the way to the top floor.
Many of them are an order of fries short of a happy meal.
But still they're there and they got elected.
But most of them know full well this is a hoax.
Just like Obama knows his stimulus plan is not about creating jobs.
Obama is about creating economic stagnation and prolonging it.
Obama is shepherding our economic decline.
It's time to bring the United States in line with other nations around the world.
And so, cap and trade, the global warming hoax, all of it, it's just part of the mix.
It's all part of the methodology to get us into a pared-down economy to raise taxes to punish achievement, to penalize economic activity with higher taxes.
They don't it it's it's he says, we're just tilting at windmills out there.
Leighton Stewart does this, a noted geologist.
I mean, profoundly high reputation among his peers.
He does bring a lot of truth to power when he goes and tells these guys.
But all this legislation, health care, for example, it's not about health care.
It's not it's not about improving your health care.
It's not about ensuring more people.
It's not about anything that they say it's about.
It's about straitjacketing the U.S. private sector.
It's about straitjacketing our economy.
It's about raping it, actually.
Rape one sixth of the economy, put it under the control of Barack Obama, peace be upon him.
That's what all this is about.
These are just mechanisms to make that happen.
So Leighton Stewart can go up there and he can tell them right, and he can probably even convince them, those that don't agree with him that he's right, and it won't matter because it's not about climate change.
It's not about saving.
It's about destroying.
Mark my words.
Speaking of power, uh, ladies and gentlemen, speaking of power, I have this from uh MSNBC.com.
This is red tape.msmd says it's some subset of their website.
What will talking power meters say about you?
We've we've talked about these before.
Um, these so-called smart thermostats in your house that the utility company would control.
They would make sure that you can't lower it below 74, 75 in exchange for this, you get a rate reduction.
Would you sign up for a discount with your power company in exchange for surrendering control of your thermostat?
What if it means that one day your auto insurance company will know that you regularly arrive home on weekends at 2 15 in the morning just after the bars close?
Welcome to the complex world of the smart grid, which may very well pit environmental concerns against thorny privacy issues.
Oh, it's now privacy issues that are thorny.
It ought to be that environmental concerns are characterized as thorny.
Privacy is not thorny, except if you are a totalitarian authoritarian statist, then privacy is a problem for you.
Bob Sullivan, whoever he is, wrote this piece.
I am dismayed by the lack of incredulity.
You mean you wouldn't intellectually honestly consider the proposition that we lose control of our thermostats.
The power company will determine how cold or how warm our homes are.
And the invasion of privacy here is a thorny problem.
Why?
Because we've got to save the planet.
And don't you know it's your thermostat and your SUV that is destroying our climate.
And you are too stupid to understand it, so you can't and will not be allowed to have control over the temperature in your house, nor eventually the car that you drive, because the world's at stake and you can't be trusted with it.
Only the elites at the Nobel Committee and President Obama, peace be upon him, have the know-how to protect you and them from yourself.
Welcome to the complex world of the smart grid.
Maryland residents this month received flyers offering annual discounts of up to 100 dollars, which is chump change.
If cap and trade goes through, your annual electricity bill goes up minimum two thousand.
And for a hundred bucks a year, they think you'll give up control of your thermostat.
And the sad thing is, the more you hear about what's going on in Detroit, and you watch the stupid story they were stupid idiot truck driver in Dallas that led the cops on a two-hour chase, these idiots don't they know that there are helicopters fighting?
How they ever the guy didn't pay for his gasoline.
Five cop cars following.
How in the who where do we get these stupid people?
And every time I look up, Obama voter, Obama voter, look at the truck, Obama's America.
Maryland residents this month received flyers offering annual discounts of up to 100 in exchange for allowing their power company, PEPCO, to occasionally shut off their air conditioning units during hot days when demand is high.
Oh, just occasionally.
Once you let them in your house, it's over.
Up to three fourths of the homes in the U.S. are expected to be placed in the smart grid in the next decade, collecting and storing data on the habits of their residents by the petabyte.
And while there's no reason to believe PepCall or other utilities will share the data with outside, what do you mean?
No reason to believe they'll share the data.
Exactly.
They will sell it.
They will not share it.
They will sell it.
Some experts are already asked the question Will saving the planet mean inviting Big Brother into the home?
Damn straight, folks.
Where do you think all of this is headed?
I'm glad you know, right in the nick of time, I was going to say something.
And back to the phones we go open line Friday.
This is Tom in Atlanta.
Great to have you here, sir.
Hello.
You know, Rush, when I heard that phone ring instead of hearing the busy tone, I thought, gosh, I may have died and gone to heaven.
You must be bad talking to me.
No, no, no.
That would be a good idea.
I've been trying for nearly three years to get through op and on.
But uh if you would indulge me for ten seconds, and I give you the greeting I was going to give you twenty years ago, possibly.
It will goes as a bona fide brother of the ports brigade.
It is indeed my great honor and a privilege to extend to you from altitudes greater than or equal to 10,000 feet.
Felicitists flying, falling, farting, and fondly flandering feline fece dittoes.
And there's a story behind that.
I'm sure you probably know most of it.
Hello?
Yeah, I've uh yeah, we've we've discussed women farting in their cars uh and then how that poses a traffic threat.
And it had to do with uh Neil Borz's cat drop many years ago that sucked you in a long time ago.
We we enjoyed that down here in Atlanta.
Thank you, sir.
But uh, I actually have uh I think I actually know I know the person who you bought your first Abyssinian cats from, too, up here in the Atlanta area.
Uh but anyway, the reason why I'm calling today is when I heard about Barack Obama getting the peace prize winning it.
I'm going, I never knew he was nominated.
I remember when you were nominated last year in hearing F. Lee Levin's gratuitous uh nomination for you.
I'm going, how could they deny this, man?
For what for what you've done?
And I'm going, I've never heard what Barack Obama had done in order to get it.
Let me explain to you what Barack Obama has done.
I'm going to read to you the Nobel Committee's citation.
It spells out clearly the basis on which Obama, peace be upon him, was nominated.
Quote, his diplomacy is founded in the concept that those who are to lead the world must do so on the basis of values and attitudes that are shared by the majority of the world's population.
For 108 years, the Norwegian Nobel Committee has sought to stimulate precisely that international policy.
And those attitudes for which Obama is now the world's leading spokesman.
The committee endorses Obama's appeal that now is the time for all of us to take our share of responsibility for a global response to global challenges.
In other words, the U.S. must act and be governed on the basis of values and attitudes shared by the majority of the world's population.
His diplomacy is founded in the concept that those who are to lead the world must do they so I mean his according the basis for his nominee.
That's it.
He fits it to a T. I mean, the the bigger issue here, folks, is that we're being manipulated.
Our politics, our country, our domestic policy, foreign, it's being manipulated with these awards, these invitations to speak.
Obama is a malleable man in the company of his peers, and these people are much older than he is, and they're playing him like a stratovarius.
They are motivating him to keep doing what he's doing, which is to basically downsize the United States of America.
And to make the U.S. pay for all of the damage it's done around the world.
Follow the money and you'll find that that's the root of this.
The United States must pay for only being 4% of the world's population, yet using 25% of the world's resources.
The U.S. must pay for the colonialism and the imperialism and the bondage and slavery that it has brought to the world.
This is how we are looked at by some of these elites.
We must pay for this.
We haven't signed on to Kyoto.
We must pay for that.
We haven't signed on the International Criminal Court yet.
We must do that.
All of these things, and that's the part and parcel purpose of the manipulation.
Uh, hereby awarding Obama the Nobel Peace Prize, Kimberly Strasselladay, the Wall Street Journal.
How good is Senator Max Baucus's health reform bill?
Well, it's so good that Democrats have made sure that some of the most costly provisions don't apply to their own states.
The Senate Finance Committee is gearing up for a final vote next week, probably on Tuesday, and Chairman Baucus now appears to have the Democrat votes to pass his bill.
Getting this far has, of course, meant cutting deals, and those deals, it turns out are quite illuminating.
The senators are all for imposing reform on the nation so long as it doesn't disadvantage their constituents who vote for them.
Now, a central feature of the Baucus bill is the vast expansion of state Medicaid programs.
This is necessary, we are told, to cover more of the nation's uninsured.
The provision has angered governors since the federal government will cover only part of the expansion and stick fiscally strapped states with an additional $37 billion in cost.
The states.
This is this is Democrat Ohio Governor Ted Strickland.
The states with our financial challenges right now are not in a position to accept additional Medicaid responsibilities.
So the Baucus is simply shifting federal responsibilities to the states, making them pay for it, and the states are all bankrupt now, too.
But poor Mr. Strickland, because he only lived in Nevada.
Senate Majority Leader Dingy Harry, who is worried about losing his seat next year, worked out a deal with Baucus by which the federal government will pay.
The federal government will pay all of Nevada's additional Medicaid expenses for the next five years.
Under the majority leader's very special formula, only three other states, Oregon, Rhode Island, and Michigan, qualify for this perk.
On the grounds as Reed put it recently on the Senate floor, they are suffering more than most.
Well, wait a minute now.
I thought health care reform was health care reform.
I thought it was a must.
I thought we had to insure these people.
I thought we had to make sure they got coverage and treatment.
Well, tell that to Mr. Strickland, who's still trying to figure out how to close an $850 million budget hole in his state.
He's got 11% unemployment, and tell it to Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican, who said, I wonder how citizens in Wyoming and California and Florida, other states will feel if they pay more taxes so that Nevadans can pay less.
To pay the bill for his version of Obamacare, Baucus' legislation would tax high-value insurance plans, a 40% tax on plans that cost more than $21,000 a year.
The so-called Cadillac plans.
Democrats argue it is reform to make those who can afford luxury health care chip in for those who can't afford any at all.
That is, unless you live in New York.
That state, along with some others, has many high-value plans, in part because it boasts a lot of union members with Cadillac plans, in part because the state has imposed so many insurance regulations, even skimpy plans are expensive.
Senator Schumer didn't want a lot of angry overtaxed New Yorkers on his hands, so he and other similarly situated Democrats carved out a deal by which the threshold for this tax will be higher in their states.
So if you live in Kentucky, you get taxed at $21,000.
If you live in Massachusetts, you don't get taxed until $25,000.
This carve out is at least more sweeping.
It applies to 17 largely blue states, though it's cold comfort if you live in Louisville.
The Baucus bill, we are assured by many Democrats will successfully bend down the health care cost curve.
Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow isn't counting on it when it comes to her constituents.
She and John Kerry included five billion dollars in the Baucus bill for a reinsurance program designed to defray the medical costs of union members.
You want me to keep going with this until you get the picture.
So health care reform is good.
It's smart and necessary so long as it isn't fully applied to the states of the senators who are pushing it.
They know you don't want it.
They know you're gonna hate it.
They know that they are gonna face hell when this is implemented, and they are carving out exceptions for their constituents who will not be taxed like everybody else will.
And while Obama's out there preening around with his uh Nobel Peace Prize, this is what they're doing in the United States Senate.
And I, ladies and gentlemen, thought you should know.
Okay, we are back, and uh I'm actually relieved to learn this news.
Lansing, Michigan.
Frank, welcome to the EIB network, sir.
Hello.
Uh yeah, Russ.
This is uh Frank, obviously.
It's a great day for me, uh, a mere mortal, because uh I can uh correct the great Rush Limbaugh played a audio clip from uh ESPN earlier in the show and claimed it was uh Chad Ochocinko when it was in fact Rob Parker, formerly of the Detroit News, just thought I'd let you know.
Yeah, okay.
I you know, because I'm Chad Ochocinko, number 85, wide receiver Cincinnati Bengals, hates high taxes.
He is he was fined by the Bengals during training camp for tweeting Terrell Owens during a meeting.
And the meeting was all about their taxes, how high they are and how they got to try to get to Obama for tax breaks.
I've got a record Yeah, I've got I've got yeah, here's here's um uh Terrell Owens.
I was tweeting in a meeting during film session, it was to Barack Obama, though, and I still got fined.
Taxes.
And in Ochosinko, hey, do you don't want to run across the White House grass?
Because if you do, you're gonna be on Morton Sports Center.
Um, but uh these these guys you're upset about high taxes, they're tweeting each other while they're in the meetings and so forth.
So I I'm not surprised at all.
I was I was misinformed by the uh uh audio crew in New York that put this that bitch.
Well, I assume it wasn't together, so I'm glad.
I assumed it was not you, Russ.
That's that I knew for sure.
I knew it was a good idea.
Now, you know, I'm turning over a new leaf.
When the staff screws up, damn it, they're gonna own up to it.
Staff screws up, I'm telling everybody.
I have covered for this staff for 21 years.
Well, I've been a Rush Davy, I'm 23, and I've been listening to you ever since I can remember, and it's a big honor for me.
Thank you very much.
Uh Rob Porker, he's farmerly formerly with the uh with the Detroit News.
Yes, sir, yes, sir.
He actually got fired recently for a comment he made to the former Coach Marinelli who, which I thought you guys would get along uh splendidly.
Actually, uh Ross.
Was he was he the guy what was the question he asked Marinelli?
What was the.
He asked if he wished his daughter had married a better defensive coordinator.
Oh, yeah, I remember that.
So that's the jerk.
That's the jerk that asked the question in the Detroit News 5.
So that's the jerk that was uh on the soundbite we played that we thought was Chad Ochosinko.
That is so the fact that it's a sports writer, well, that that explains everything.
They are the most liberal wusses in the in in all of media.
Oh, but it's just do you know what, especially sports writers who are TV critics, with one exception, I love Phil Mushnick.
But you know what the qualifications are to be a sports writer TV critic?
A cheap bottle of vodka and a remote control.
That's all you need.
And I'm sure Rob Parker knows what I'm talking about.
Mm-hmm.
Uh oh yeah.
Uh staff is reminding me that I said the other day they are associates and not staff.
That's true.
And I'm I was only teasing.
I'm not, you know, look at I'm the voice here.
If people screw up, I screw up.
I'm I'm not, I'm not gonna dump on you.
This this was just an accident.
This is just an accident.
Cookie doesn't know anything about sports.
She relied on Joe, who does know something about sports, but Joe's head's in Madrid today for some reason, I don't know, and he got the names wrong.
At least that's what Cookie told me.
Who knows?
By the way, you ought to see one of the one of the British papers on the website.
Let me find this.
Oh, I it's gonna take me too long to find it.
UK telegraph.
UK T in their headline on Obama getting the Nobel Prize.
Here it is.
Obama's won the Nobel Peace Prize dash WTF question mark.
They actually put it in a headline at the UK Telegraph on their website.
And this is one time I do not have to tell people in Rio Linda or Port St. Lucy what WTF stands for.
All right, uh, who's next?
Chicago, this is Matt.
Welcome to the EIB network, sir.
Hello.
Hey, Rush, Mega Life Member NRA Ditto's.
Thank you, sir.
I uh wanted to thank you for turning me to Vince Flynn.
I've read every single book up to extreme measures in the past two months.
And I wanted to know what your take without giving any way without giving giving away any details on the next book, whether or not you liked it.
Well, as you know, I'm a powerful, influential member of the media and now a good friend of Vince Flynn.
I just got his new book.
He just sent it to me, and I haven't had a chance to start reading it yet.
Uh but he put a note, he he closed it to a card, and he said, Rush, chapter 50.
You're gonna love chapter 50.
So I immediately turned to chapter 50, and he had put a note there on the page, and it says, Now is the time to open one of your bottles of Lafitte and grab a cigar and savor these words.
I didn't have time to do any of that, but um I know it's it's he he worked, he goes into hibernation to write these things.
And it just recently uh came out of hibernation in August, so it's I I think it's uh from what I've heard about it's gonna be the best ever.
Well, is it true that he's gonna sell the TV rights of Mitch Rapp?
No, there's I uh he has entered into a deal.
There's somebody they're doing a movie of one of the books, and yeah, he sold the rights.
He told me who the actor is that's gonna play Mitch Rapp, and I can't remember.
Well, it'll blow Bond movies out of the water for sure.
Well, you if they stay true.
You can't um when you take uh a book, novels that are as intricate and uh complex as a Vince Finn novel is Vince Flynn novel.
It's it's tough to you know put that in 90 minutes or two hours.
You know, movies made from books, it's always better to see the movie first than read the book.
The other way around, the movie always disappoints you.
I think he said they were talking uh Brad Pitt, but I don't quote me on it.
I'll have to go back and check the email when he told me, but I'm not I'm not even sure I should be talking about this.
Well, speaking of movies, do you know anything about uh the release, if ever, of that uh the path to 9-11?
Ain't gonna happen.
Really?
Uh-uh.
I saw that and I was glued to my TV set.
You know, I have a copy.
I'm thinking of going into the pirate duplication business on my own.
Really?
Well, yeah.
Oh, powerful, influential member of the media.
I got a screener.
Well, you'll bring you put China to the test.
Uh no, the Clintons got that uh shut down.
I mean, that you know what they could have done?
That you know, there were two versions.
The clean version, and they took some like two minutes out of it to satisfy the Clintons.
They ought to release both DVDs and to make huge money.
But Disney's uh put the kibs on it.
Well, another exciting week of broadcast excellence has come to a screeching halt here.
I mean, it's I can't believe it's already close of business for the show anyway on Friday, but it is.
So you all have a uh a great weekend and in a shocking admission.
I want you all to know that I will be here on Monday.
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