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Nov. 2, 2009 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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November 2, 2009, Monday, Hour #1
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Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24-7 podcast.
I got up today and I I thought it was Tuesday.
I don't uh don't know why.
We have it's uh just been a jam-packed weekend, and I already felt like uh some of yesterday was uh Monday.
Uh I I I went to News Church yesterday.
That's what I call being on a Sunday show, News Church.
Greetings, folks, and welcome.
It's Rush Limbaugh.
This is the Excellence in Broadcasting Network and the Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies.
The uh telephone number if you want to join us, 800-282-2882, the email address, L Rushbow at EIBNet.com.
By the way, uh a matter left hanging from Friday.
The Hutch's column did run.
It's at the American Thinker.com, and we have uh we've posted a link to the American thinker at my website, Rush Limbaugh.com.
So the the Hutches piece is there, and it's uh it's smoking hot.
Uh so he uh he he got it done.
Thanks to Thomas Lipson and the and the people of American Thinker for uh for publishing it.
Now about I uh about this uh Fox News Sunday uh appearance yesterday.
I do call Sunday show's news church, and I'll tell you why.
I said on Fox News Sunday, nothing I have not said on this radio program.
I've said what I said on Fox News Sunday in other television programs, on other TV programs, but I mean, just by judging my email and hell, Axelrod was asked about me on Schiefer's show.
On Scheefer's News Church show.
Uh, and they were talking about they're talking about this interview over on the ABC Sunday show.
And the email that I'm getting from all of you is over the top.
It's it's just it and I got to know why.
Well what what is a snurdly snerdling?
You know, I go on television.
Snurley never comes in here to comment on it.
I mean, I never even know if he even sees it.
He walks in here this morning, I gotta tell you.
That, whoa, man, that was a home run.
You know what I really you weren't wearing socks.
I said, you know, a lot of people are telling me I wasn't wearing socks.
That's we don't wear socks here in South Florida, folks.
Uh we just we just don't.
In fact, I have to remember to take socks with me when I travel to a northern climate in the wintertime, because it just I haven't bought a pair of socks and uh except, you know, little white golf socks and uh years, because I never wear them.
But he came in, he said, Oh, this was Joe.
Man, you are so calm.
And you were Joe, you and I've never heard him go on and on and on like this before.
We've been doing this for 21 years, and uh I I think the reason is it's is News Church.
It's on a Sunday show, and the stuff that I said, which you've all heard me say before, is not said on those shows.
Those shows are stately, predictable, Washington conventional wisdom, uh predictable left and right stuff.
Uh but I had a great time.
We shot it.
Uh we taped at four o'clock in the afternoon.
By the way, the AP has this it's just funny.
USA Today AP, the snarkiest stories.
You did you see the AP story?
Did you see that snurdy?
Oh, by the way, speaking of which, uh did you see that that several people on the morning shows today are applauding Hillary Clinton for her tough talk in Pakistan to the Pakistani people, which is you guys don't have enough taxes here.
We tax everything that moves and doesn't move in America.
You don't you don't do that.
Now, isn't isn't that what the left hated about George W. Bush?
Uh the the the iron fisted cowboy, George Bush, loose lipped and so now they're praising Hillary or going over there.
We tax everything.
We tax everything that moves and everything that doesn't move.
Well, she got that right.
And they're gonna tax even more.
From his home, this is the AP story, from his home, which it wasn't.
Uh and it was plain as day that that I mean they had a shot of the Breakers Hotel, which is where the interview was conducted.
From his.
I didn't buy the breakers yet.
From his home.
And on a friendly network, Rush Limbaugh lobbed pot shots across the airwave Sunday, President Obama.
I think what I lobbed was informed criticism.
Uh, not pot shots.
Immature, inexperienced, in over his head, offering the country radical leadership and laying siege to the economy.
Well, we'll let Mr. Limbaugh foment, said the White House chief political strategist, dismissing the commentator with a reported 400 million dollar contract, and they had pr I'm probably worth more.
Limbaugh said.
So I tell you, folks, I love goosing these people.
And it's so easy to do.
That whole thing was a giant media tweak.
Just goosed them.
No more than an entertainer.
And not really the right guy to give lectures on humility.
No, that's what Axelrod said.
No more than an entertainer.
Now, uh, let's see.
At least once a week, some idiot like Sting or Sean Penn or Rosie O'Donnell or George Clooney pipes up about how wondrous and noble and good Obama is.
He gets big play in USA Today and websites, probably MSNBC and CNN, and those people we find out are guests at the White House.
And who are they?
They're entertainers.
Nothing more than entertainers, and they're stupid entertainers.
Did you hear what Sting said?
He sent by God, jokingly, but these people are off their rockers.
They're loco weeds.
They are just entertainers, but when they praise Obama, why they are distinguished.
Citizens of the world.
And um USA Today, Limbaugh never, NFL never allowed serious consideration of his candidacy to become an owner, continued to fault the NFL on Sunday.
I di I what I said was specifically the owners didn't even get a chance to reject me.
It never got there.
I couldn't have been more clear about it.
And USA Today still gets it wrong.
And what they're really, really having a problem with out there is why call Obama a man child.
A man child.
Oh, they are just freaking out over that.
Do you know what a man child is?
I'll it hit I go look it up in the Urban Dictionary.
I looked it up in the Urban Dictionary, and here's what it says.
A man child is a fully grown male that acts like a baby.
A man child usually whines, complains, and thinks everything is unfair.
Man children in the workplace can be recognized as one who is always complaining about the rules and or shows too much emotion.
And Obama is constantly whining and complaining about Bush and what he inherited.
He whines and complains about everything.
He's a man child.
I'm proud, I'm shouting it.
He's a man child.
And of course, the predictable Geraldo Rivera, that's racist.
It was racist.
Uh so at any rate, folks, that's that.
We've got lots we got soundbite reaction to the uh Fox News appearance, and I thank all of you for your uh email uh over the weekend about it.
Uh as you know, I'm just terribly, terribly uh uncomfortable.
Um talking about myself.
You know.
Uh no, they didn't Axelrod did not respond to any criticism I had of their policies.
All they said, ah, he's an entertainer.
We'll let Rush Fulham.
Now wait a minute, David.
It was only back in February that you and Carville named me the head of the Republican Party.
Now I'm just a mere entertainer, which is it?
Or am I perhaps both?
An entertainer who leads the Republican Party.
And how about Didi Skazafava?
Didi Skazafaba.
You know what?
Didi Skazefava has just screwed every rhino in the country by showing everybody who they are.
One thing about, you know, what I say about radio.
People say, Russia doesn't matter if it's on AMFM.
No, no, no.
Content, content, content, content.
Content determines what people will listen to.
And in politics, principle, principle, principle.
Moderates, by definition, have no principles.
They're wishy-whab a typical moderate is Lindsay Gramnesty.
A typical moderate.
They're all over the place.
They go with the flow.
They think of themselves first.
They're not guided by principle at all.
And Didi Skazefava has just delivered a teachable moment for those who lack a keen sense of the obvious.
Rhinos cannot be trusted.
Republicans in name only cannot be trusted.
They aren't principled.
You vote them into office, and you're going to get cap and tax.
You're going to get some version of Obamacare.
You're going to you're going to get tax increases.
You're going to get TARP bailouts, you're going to get amnesty.
To betray her party, Didi Skazafava.
At this point in time, when conservatives have been sounding the alarm about the dangers of rhinos is a gift for Didi Skazafava to endorse the Democrat in New York 23.
I know a lot of people got mad about it, so no folks, it's great.
Didi Scazafava is showing everybody who Republicans in name only are.
DeDie Skazafava is illustrating precisely what moderate Republicans will do and who moderate Republicans are.
She has just put an exclamation point on the problem with rhinos.
They eventually end up exactly where most liberals do.
They're just a little slower in getting there.
But they end up where liberals are.
Skazafava has screwed every rhino in the country.
We can say that she's guilty of widespread bestiality.
She has screwed every rhino in the country.
Everyone can see just how phony and dangerous they are.
Two animals may become extinct, rhinos and blue dog democrats.
Pelosi's gonna kill off the blue dogs, and the conservatives are gonna finally get rid of rhinos.
The American people have had enough.
They want government out of their lives.
They want disposable income.
They want a burgeoning growing economy with opportunity, want their own doctors.
They want cars not made by bureaucrats and public servants.
Speaking of which, speaking of Ford Motor Company has posted a one million dollar profit.
I got to find the details of this because I've got an audio soundbite that I want to play to uh go along, but I gotta take a break right now.
We'll do that, we'll come back, get to your phone call.
Ah, here it is.
Here it is.
Ford reports surprise one billion dollar profit.
The only auto company in America not run by Obama and not bailed out.
I want to take you back March 30th this year, me on this show.
But as we stand here now, Obama doesn't have a way into the Ford Motor Company that he has with the others because they didn't take any bailout money.
So if I'm Ford, if I'm Mr. Millale, what I do is I look at what Obama's and you can find it in his book.
You can find what he thinks of the auto industry in his book.
You can find his hatred for the SUV.
You can find his book 2006, I think.
You can find exactly what kind of cars he thinks Detroit ought to build.
The cars that are gonna have to be forced on people.
The cars that people are not buying in mass of their own volition.
So if I run Ford, I see what General Motors and Chrysler are gonna be forced to manufacture, and I go the other way.
As far as I can, anyway, within the bounds of these stupid cafe standards.
I don't know if that's what Ford did, but uh certainly it would have been a brilliant competitive move to go the opposite way of the Obama motor companies.
Uh here the AP story, Ford reports surprise, one billion dollar profit automaker now expects to be solidly profitable in 2011, but then you get now halfway down the story, but Ford still faces obstacles in its turnaround.
Last week, workers overwhelmingly rejected an agreement with the UN United Auto Workers that would have brought Ford's labor costs in line with rivals General Motors and Chrysler.
Workers objected to clauses limiting their right to strike and freezing entry-level wages and felt the company was healthy enough and didn't need further concessions.
So this headline, Ford reports surprise one billion dollar profit, needs to be rewritten.
Ford surprises by having a profit.
Angry Union's vow to redouble efforts to sink the automaker.
Back after this.
You know, it is hilarious to look at the pictures coming out of New Jersey with these signs at CORZIN RALLYSO Obama CORZIN.
Obama's name on top, top billing, Obama CORZIN.
Now, Chris Christie is uh got a slight lead, but folks, these polls, I don't know, New Jersey, in Virginia, New York 23.
Vote.
The bottom line is show up and vote.
Uh I you need to understand that you need to vote tomorrow.
These polls are all well and good, but now is not the time to assume victory.
And in New Jersey, I mean, Acorn and the boys are just getting started on the fraud going on there.
I mean, it's it's it's gonna be bad.
Um, and it's it's gonna be if if Christie pulls this out, it is going to be amazing.
Corzine wins if he wins by not much.
It it's it's in there's a lot up for grabs tomorrow, and it's important to get out there and vote.
Uh even if um well, even if the other side's gonna try to vote twice, have dead people vote, their dogs vote, or what have you.
New York 23 uh is about the United States of America.
There is money coming into that race from all over the country.
We are all New York 23, and uh what Didi Skazafava has done is I like I tell you, it is a godsend because now more than ever, everybody can identify just who Rhino Republicans are.
One thing about Ford, I I was I you know made a joke here.
Uh reading rewriting the uh the headline on the Ford story, union out.
Let me tell you something.
I I'm dead serious.
This union is is the intent on bankrupting Ford so that the government takes it over too.
Make no mistake, Ford reporting profitability at a giant bullseye that they've painted on itself.
And I I would be remiss if I didn't make an observation.
You know, it's it it it's all well and good to say what Ford did in the competitive market against uh Chrysler and General Motors, but in truth, it's more about what the American consumer did.
The American consumer rejected with their dollars, the Obama auto management team.
It was another example of Americans voting with their feet, just along, just as it is in New York 23.
People did, you know, okay, you got two bailed out companies there run by Obama.
I'm gonna go buy something else.
I think this is uh a large part of what is happening.
President Obama, you gotta hear this, folks.
Uh he had a little press conference at the White House.
Actually, was he was meeting with his economic recovery advisory board, and they let cameras in there.
We have four sound bites.
Here's the first.
It's uh starting at twenty-eight here, Mike.
This is this is what Obama said today.
The need for us to make up a whole lot of job loss is gonna require, I think, some bold innovative action on our part and on Congress's part, and on the private sector's part.
Stop this a second.
So what the hell was the stimulus?
What was some bold innovative action on our part on Congress's part?
On the private sector's part.
Mr. President, you told us the stimulus would would would make sure that unemployment did not rise above eight percent.
What bold innovative action are you talking about?
It's also gonna require that we look at new models for where future job growth is gonna come from.
Because one of the I think key understandings coming out of this past financial crisis is that a lot of our growth was debt-driven, credit cards maxed out, home equity loans being taken out to finance uh a lot of purchases.
Businesses are gonna be more cautious in terms of how they approach taking on a lot of debt.
The government is gonna have to get serious about reducing our debt levels.
I did this is unbelievable.
It's too late.
It's too late.
We've got a 1.42 trillion dollar deficit for the budget year just finished.
He says that growth was debt driven.
Well, the GDP growth was certainly debt-driven.
It wasn't driven by any measurable activity on the consumer side or the business investment side.
But this is just remarkable.
We uh we're gonna need a new model.
Require we look at a new model.
Mr. President, we have a model that works.
Uh it's the past 200 years.
We have a model that works.
Your bold, innovative actions are what is destroying the country.
You're not building anything.
You're not creating anything.
You're not saving anything, Mr. President.
You are destroying it.
And you are going to continue this destruction as you abandon 200 plus years of capitalism, freedom, and growth, and replace it with your whatever you want to call it.
Hi, welcome back, Rush Limboa, off to our rousing start here at the EIB network.
I want to take you back to um when was this?
This was in January.
This is from the Washington Post.
Michael Fletcher, President elect Barack Obama, seeking to quiet concerns that his economic stimulus package would lead to an unsustainable expansion of the public workforce, said today that 90% of the three to four million jobs created or saved by his stimulus would be in the private sector.
In his weekly radio address, Obama said that nearly half million of the new jobs would be created by investing in clean energy, while another 400,000 would be created by repairing schools, roads, bridges, and other infrastructure.
The jobs we create will be in business large and small across a wide range of industries, Obama said, and they'll be the kind of jobs that won't just put people to work in the short term, but position our economy to lead the world in the long term.
Obama cited the report in underscoring the urgency of enacting a stimulus package.
These numbers are a stark reminder we simply cannot continue on our current path, the president elect said.
If nothing is done, economists from across the spectrum tell us that this recession could linger for years and the unemployment rate could reach double digits.
None of this has happened.
None of it.
Let's now go back to the to the audio soundbite.
Here is the second clip we have of Obama this morning at the White House with his economic recovery advisory board.
How do we get what I call a post-bubble growth model?
Uh one that is sustainable.
That's what uh we're gonna be discussing here today.
Uh as I said, we've got experts from uh a wide range of business sectors, and what we're gonna talk about is are there mechanisms that we can uh start putting in place where uh we we see the kind of growth that used to characterize the U.S. economy.
This is unbelievable.
Export-driven growth, manufacturing growth, a growth that pays high wages and provides uh high living standards for a broad-based middle class.
Well, then don't do anything.
Cancel the stimulus, cut some taxes, and get out of the way.
Incentivize growth.
You are disincentivizing everything.
This is unbelievable.
Go back and hear again.
This is from January.
President elect Obama, seeking to quiet concerns that his stimulus package would lead to an unsustainable expansion of the public workforce, said today, January, that 90% of the three to four million jobs created or saved would be in the private sector.
Nearly a half million of the new jobs created by investing in clean energy.
Another 400,000 be created by repairing schools, roads, bridges, and other infrastructure.
The jobs we create will be in businesses large.
He's clueless.
He's dangerously in over his head.
Nothing has worked.
I s I I actually sustain or submit that it has worked.
I think they're getting exactly what they want out of this.
They got more chaos, they got more angst, and now they have an excuse for saying, Oh, we gotta do more.
Oh, we've got to we gotta do more.
So we gotta convene the economic recovery advisory board.
We gotta go out there.
We gotta do more.
Here's another sound bite.
Get this.
We're also in an era of fiscal constraint, which means that we've got to start finding some more creative new approaches to uh financing uh these projects.
So those are the discussions we're gonna be having, uh, not just today, but uh in the weeks and months to come.
This is my administration's overriding focus.
Having uh brought the economy back from the brink.
The question is, how are we gonna make sure that people are getting back to work and able to support their families?
It's not gonna happen overnight, but we will not rest until uh we are succeeding in generating the jobs that this economy needs.
It's like Steve Wynne said, the government does not create jobs.
The entire purpose of the stimulus bill was to create enough jobs in the private sector so that the one trillion dollars would be paid back from an exploding new private sector job base.
That was sold as an investment in the private sector, an investment that would wipe out the deficit, not multiply it.
How's that hope and change working for you, folks?
This is just stunning.
He said, We're gonna post-bubble growth model, and are we uh fiscal constraint?
Um discussions are gonna be having not just today, but in the weeks and months to come, is my administration's overriding focus having brought the economy back from the brink.
The question is, how are we gonna make sure the people are getting back to work?
Brought the economy back from the brink?
The media is saying the recession is over, and yet you're convening the economic recovery advisory board to figure out how in hell you're gonna get people back to work.
Breathtakingly dangerous is what this is.
And here, get this last one.
If somebody can show me uh strategy that's gonna work, uh then we are happy to uh consider it.
Uh and uh just I want to uh end by saying this.
We anticipate that we're gonna continue to see some job losses in the weeks and months to come.
As I said before, there is a always a lag uh of several months between businesses starting to make profits again and investing again and them actually rehiring again.
He promises unemployment is going to continue to rise, but he's open to ideas.
Oh, yeah.
If somebody can show me a strategy that's gonna work, we're happy to consider.
I thought you had all the answers.
I thought you won.
I thought you had all the answers.
You don't listen to anybody else's ideas.
You're too bloated of an ego will not allow anybody else's ideas inside your skull.
This is insulting.
Tells us unemployment's gonna continue to rise while saying the economy has been brought back from the brink and that the recession is over, and we're gonna head north on unemployment past 10%, and he's open to new ideas.
We don't need any new ideas.
We have an idea that has worked better than any idea in world history, Mr. President.
It is called capitalism.
Just so happens he doesn't believe in it.
He doesn't like capitalism.
Capitalism allows for too much freedom.
My friends, quick phone call here before we uh have to get to the next break.
It's Suzanne in North Hills, California.
Great to have you on the EIB network.
Rush Limbaugh, mm-mm.
Great on TV, by the way, but I want to comment on what that boob Axarat had to say.
You're not going to be able to do that.
Hey, before you let's play what Axelrod said.
People may have missed it because he was on CBS and nobody watches that show.
So we've got, let's see.
Um three or four of them here.
Let's get here's here's here's the first question.
Bob Schiefer um says, last week, uh casually as Afghanistan hit a new high.
Obama went to Dover Air Force Base.
Uh, this morning on Fox News, Limboss said it's a photo up.
Well, what is your reaction to what Limbaugh said?
My reaction is that I think that the President of the United States went to Dover to represent the American people and pay his respect to the families who had made uh so much of a sacrifice to those brave uh uh service people who made the ultimate sacrifice.
It was the appropriate thing to do.
And I think most Americans uh appreciate that.
I don't think most Americans bought it as genuine and sincere.
It was it was a photo.
What did you think it was?
A photo up.
It was a perfect opportunity to get his fat face on camera again.
If he spent as much time doing his job as he does try to get his face on television.
Wait a minute, Suzanne.
Yes.
He's not fat.
In fact, there's a the Drudge Report has a picture of Obama coming out of a gym, and everybody's worried at how thin he's gotten, how skin he's gotten.
The white house says, no, he's not chain smoking.
This is a result of uh rigorous uh workout uh it's stress and fear that makes you lose weight every time.
Uh well, I've never tried that way.
No, but see, you're not you're not an entertainer to them.
You're a threat.
That's the problem.
It's the entertainer comedy.
Well, that that's what bothers you.
Oh, yeah, sure.
Well, the fact that that you're not an entertainer, although I find you highly entertaining, and Snerdley's one of my favorites.
But you're an absolute threat.
Everything you say is true.
They've got no way to rebuke to rebut what you say.
So they all sit there and agree like they speak for the rest of us.
And it's like, well, I think the American people will be happy.
Don't you open your mouth and talk for me.
That Jackass was he did he even know the name of the family he went to see?
Uh yeah.
Probably not.
No, I think he did because he had to get permission, and that they were only one family did.
Exactly.
And I wonder how much that cost.
I'm sure there was a donation made in order for that family to say yeah, okay.
Uh what are you referring to?
Like what kind of you are you uh what what kind of donation, Suzanne?
Well, a monetary donation to the family or a monetary donation to a charity that the son oh, well, we'll give it to the Marines or to the widow's fund or to something, but we'll make a nice little quiet under donation.
No, no, no, no.
No, no, no.
How much you want to bet?
Nah, Suzanne, now you're going too far.
He w he might have offered them an autograph picture of himself in the Oval Office, but I don't think they would actually run the risk of offering money.
Oh, no, he might not have.
That doesn't mean his people didn't.
Well, you may have a point.
Well, look, hang on.
Uh there's some more Axelrod bites, and I want you're on a roll here.
I'll get your reaction to them.
I gotta take a commercial time out.
Can you hang on?
Sure.
Fine, and Dan David be right.
We are back.
L. Rush Ball, as always, serving humanity simply by showing up.
We go back to Suzanne in North Hills, California.
Suzanne, you know, about that this Axelrod uh getting upset over my claim that Obama going to Dover was a photo op.
Let me ask a question to Mr. Axelrod.
Why were those cameramen there?
Exactly.
Why were all those cameras and photographers there?
Were they there simply as observers invited by the families?
Or did the president and his people want to make sure the cameramen were there?
They want to make sure that the American public saw how devoted he is to the troops, which is enough to make you throw up.
Right, because they know, as I said yesterday, that uh people don't think he cares.
They people know the whole Democrat Party doesn't really care.
That's right.
Here's the next bite.
Schaefer says, Look, in March, the chief of staff, Ron Emanuel said uh Rush Limbaugh is the intellectual force, the energy behind the Republican Party.
Do you believe that what he said today represents what the Republican Party believes?
I don't know.
Uh I uh that's for the Republican Party to decide.
I think we've seen an interesting development over this weekend in a special election up in upstate New York in a congressional district.
The Republican candidate withdrew because of the uh strong third party movement behind a very right wing conservative, and uh certainly Mr. Limbaugh and others were behind that, and I think it sends a clear message to moderates within that party that there's no room at the inn for them, and that's why you see Republican uh identification and polls at a historic low.
So that may be uh where the energy is in the Republican Party, but it's certainly not a view on which you can build a majority party.
See what what's amazing about this is is that we listen to Democrats and they tell us who they want our party to be, and they want it to be a bunch of uh scuze pubbers.
They want it to be a bunch of squishy moderates because they know that moderates always end up voting with liberals.
Well, Ron Rhinos are not tolerated, and they can't stand that.
But the thing that I don't like is you heard his comment where he said there was no room at the inn?
Yeah.
Exactly.
What was that for?
It's not close enough to Christmas to be a religious comment.
But no room at the inn, it was like, I'm sorry.
What are you talking about?
Well, they see the these sees uh the no room at the inn uh is I think it's just a phrase uh that he's saying the conservatives are kicking uh moderate Republicans out.
Now Republican identification may be low.
I don't know what it is, but conservative identification is an all-time high.
There we go.
And how can they call her actually how could they even call her a Republican?
Or a moderate Republican.
Hardly.
Exactly.
A flaming liberal Republican, maybe.
Here's another bite.
This is uh the the way Schiefer asks this question is almost as funny as Axelrod's answer.
And this is the one you call about Suzanne.
This is the one that really irritated you.
One of the things he said today was that the president is narcissistic, immature, inexperienced, and in over his head.
Reaction.
Well, I think it's a uh surreal day when you're getting lectures on humility from Rush Limbaugh.
And uh I'm not uh gonna respond to that.
The fact is that uh he is an entertainer.
The president uh has to uh run the country.
He's the commander in chief, he has huge responsibilities.
I think he does them thoughtfully, he does them well, and uh they're difficult problems.
We walked into a difficult situation.
I think he's handling it very, very well, and most people believe that.
We'll let Mr. Limbaugh uh fulminate, but I think the American people uh are well served and believe they're well served.
I don't think he sounds very confident there.
No, he doesn't.
I think he sounds like a moron, and he's probably reading something from these little notes he drafted to remember what names to call you and what kind adjectives to use when describing Obama.
Thoughtfully if they can figure out a way to stop blaming Bush.
I mean, by now it's been you know, you've passed the the six-month mark.
Shut up, man up, and do your job.
Well, that's the scary thing.
I think he is.
I think he's a man, child, he sucks.
All right, Suzanne, thanks.
I appreciate it.
It's always great to hear from you.
Thanks, Rosh.
All right.
Um, there's been a development.
There has been a development in New York 23.
Joe Biden is up there campaigning for the Democrat and has come out against me.
Former vice president Joe Biden.
Does this say former vice president?
It does.
There's some CNN.
Former vice president, Joe Biden.
What?
Did they really?
Did they really call him the former vice?
What do they know that we don't?
Anyway, Biden is up there at a rally for Owens.
And he elicited booze from the crowd when he mentioned Sarah Palin, Rush Limbaugh, and Dick Army.
The idea that Rush Limbaugh would hand pick the successor is kind of unusual, Biden said of the popular conservative radio host who has heavily backed Hoffman over the National Party's choice of Skazafava.
I would have thought the last person I'd bring up to the North Country's Dick Army.
Biden continued, pointing to the former Texas congressman and current chairman of the conservative group Freedom Works.
He's a decent guy, Biden said.
But he he represents a view so alien it seems to me the pragmatism to the North County.
Sarah Palin, a former governor, her views are real and consistent with armies and limbaughs and Dick Cheney's.
I mean, this is a different ideology, Biden said.
This is a different different than anything I've known in my 45 years of being familiar with this district.
You know, they may have um may have any room for moderate views in the Republican Party anymore, may not have, uh but let me assure you, we have room, we have room.
Yeah, and you can have them, Joe.
You can have every damn Republican moderate there is.
I will personally.
I mean, these guys think that I I'll I will personally as an entertainer and the head of the Republican Party, Mr. Former Vice President, according to CNN, I'm gonna see to it that every moderate Republican ends up becoming a Democrat and just make it official.
Yeah, I mean, you you're you're granting me all this.
Yeah, I'll kick him out of the party, I'll kick him out of the inn.
Damn right, no room at our inn.
We we you know how lucky am I?
Folks, how lucky am I to be attacked by Joe Biden?
I mean, former vice president Joe Biden.
That that's about the most unfair fight I can think of.
They just keep it's Christmas every day for me.
Every morning is Christmas morning.
That's what my life is.
Joe Biden.
I don't know if if people write this stuff for him or if he thinks it up himself, but as for conservatism being absolutism, why don't you grow up and reacquaint yourself with our Constitution, Mr. Former Vice President?
I bet he thinks the uh founding fathers were absolutists.
I bet I bet he thinks the American revolution was unnecessary.
That instead the colonists should have negotiated some deal with the king.
You see, Joe, you seem to think that liberty and Private property and capitalism are extremist views.
Been in public office since you were in your mid-twenties.
You've never had to earn an honest living.
You've never participated in the market system.
You don't understand what makes this nation work, and that's why you pose a great threat to all of us.
I'm gonna tell you who the real entertainers are, folks.
The real entertainers are the people of the White House.
You hear you've got Axelrod going on TV, and what does he do?
He speaks for Obama, he says what Obama means to say, what Obama meant to say, uh what he thinks, what he wants to do.
I mean, Axelrod appears to be the puppeteer, and Obama appears to be the puppet.
Yeah, we're watching a Marionette show.
These are the entertainers, except nobody's laughing.
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