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Nov. 9, 2009 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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November 9, 2009, Monday, Hour #3
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Well, well, well, President Obama is addressing the assembled multitudes in Berlin at the Brandenburg Gate.
He's on a giant screens over there.
I don't know if it's taped or if he's live.
Whatever it was, he had the God echo in there.
He had the godlike echo in there.
Here comes Merkel.
She's approaching Napoleon.
Hillary just finished.
It's pouring rain over there, so they have these poor people holding umbrellas for these dignitaries who are out there speaking.
Obama said, the work of freedom is never over.
He left out a word.
The work of ending freedom is never over.
Editing Ray, welcome back.
Rush Limbaugh here, the EIB Network and the Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies.
Today does mark the 20th anniversary of the Berlin Wall starting to come down.
It was midnight, 20 years ago, that East Germans were allowed to travel past the wall from East Berlin to West Berlin and exercise their freedoms.
When Ronald Reagan demanded of Gorbachev in 1987, Mr. Reagan tear down, or Mr. Gorbachev tear down this wall, it came true two years later on this date.
President Reagan, all but forgotten, it seems, in media coverage of this event, was not alone in his belief in the importance and power of freedom.
The Heritage Foundation was right there all along reinforcing the policy of military superiority and ideological confrontation with the communist Soviet evil empire.
The Heritage Foundation played a huge role in that intellectual conversation, still does today.
The Heritage Foundation was intimately involved in several Reagan administration policies.
It's when they really came of age.
And that's when I first heard about them.
And that's one of the many reasons why I am a member of the Heritage Foundation.
It's the reason that you should and need to be a member yourself.
Because you become a member today and the 20th anniversary of this historic day, truly meaningful.
Just go online to askheritage.org.
Askheritage.org is where you'll find tons of information.
Over a half a million like-minded conservatives are members there.
They are the keepers of the conservative flame inside the beltway.
They are relentless.
Askheritage.org.
Jack Welch, former CEO, General Electric, last Thursday in Boston, blasted the Obama administration and Congressman Barney Frank, telling a banking audience that Democrats' actions to restructure the entire economy are insane.
I desperately want more thoughts so we don't throw out some of the great things that we have in this country, Welch said.
There were more than a thousand bankers who watched him via video hookup.
Right now, Barney Frank has the floor.
He can send us down paths that might be bad for us.
That's frightening.
I hope the elections in these two states will slow the speed at which we are attacking climate change, financial regulations, and healthcare.
We can't just pile up deficits and restructure the entire economy in 12 to 18 months.
It's not doable.
It's insane.
But they're doing it.
They are doing it.
And they're going to continue to do it.
There's a stealth second stimulus coming, $250 payments to Social Security recipients, another 20 weeks of unemployment compensation benefits.
But Russia, but Russia, these people desperately, I know, but what they need is work.
What they need is jobs.
And the more you pay people not to work, the less effort they're going to put into finding a job.
And work is what they need and what this country needs.
It's just that simple.
The efforts that are being undertaken here to ostensibly 10.2% unemployment, folks, it's higher than it has been since 1983.
And interestingly enough, the state-controlled Associated Press has a pretty devastating take on this.
In the last couple of weeks, we've been getting stories from various state-controlled media outlets that, you know what?
Even out of work, it's actually kind of good.
We're discussing and discovering how to share what we have with people and we're getting in touch with ourselves again and having more time to spend with the families.
And we're not traveling as much.
We're not polluting as much.
Actually, all these wonderful things have happened to people who've lost their jobs.
And we've even had stories that people in Boeing who got fired were better off than the people who didn't get fired because Boeing was such a rotten place to work.
But now all of a sudden, the Associated Press, it hurts more to be unemployed now than the last time the jobless rate hit 10%.
Now ask yourself, why would that be?
Seems like we've got all kinds of unemployment compensation assistance.
We've got everybody out there on food stamps.
We got Obama in the White House who's lifted everybody's spirits.
Why would it be tougher than it was in 1983?
Americans have more than triple the debt they had in 1982 and less than half the savings.
They spend 10 weeks longer off the job, and a bigger share of them have no health insurance, leaving them one medical emergency away from financial ruin.
For these reasons, the unemployed are much more vulnerable today to foreclosure and bankruptcy than they were a generation ago.
Donald Schenk knows he's been without work both times.
It's worse now, he says.
Back in the early 80s, when Schenck lost his job at a phone company, he was able to find several temporary jobs, including one testing pinball machines, to make ends meet until he landed full-time work nearly two years later.
But now Schenck, 55 of the Chicago suburb of Schaumburg, Illinois, has been seeking work for a year and a half after losing his IT job.
Potential employers aren't interested if you're not a perfect fit, he says.
The unemployment rate hit 10.2% in October.
All told, 15.7 million Americans are out of work.
If you add in workers forced to settle for part-time work or those who have simply given up looking, the rate is 17.5%.
Now, the next subhead is better in some ways.
Only twice since World War II has unemployment topped 10% now and from September 82 to June 1983.
In a few respects, life is better today for the unemployed than it was then.
See, here comes the obligatory, it's really worse.
It's bad than ever.
Worse than ever.
It's horrible.
But actually, it's better today.
In the same story, unemployment benefits are more generous, adjusted for inflation, and the internet allows job seekers to network, scan for openings, look at porn, and apply without leaving home.
And thanks in part to higher home values, Americans are worth more.
What?
Higher home values?
Where has the AP been?
Higher home values?
What is the term?
Underwater?
People's homes are worth less than what they're paying for them?
Higher home values?
Well, measured in 2009 dollars, net worth comes to about $173,000 per person compared with $94,000 in 1982.
According to Lynn Reeser, president of the National Association for Business Economics, even if the average American has a larger cushion to fall back on, times are tough.
Okay, now we're going to switch gears.
It's worse than ever, worse than it was, but it's not so bad.
In fact, it's better in some ways, but now we're back to times are tough.
A much larger share of jobs these days are in the service sector.
Tax preparers, hairstylists, retail clerks.
These jobs generally pay less and offer fewer benefits than blue-collar manufacturing work.
Manufacturing typically offers more generous benefits, accounts for less than 9% of payrolls today, down from 19% in 1982.
Back then, the UAW persuaded the big three auto companies to pay up to 95% of the gap between a laid-off worker's unemployment benefits and what he or she made on the job.
But since the decline of the size and influence of unions, it's surreal.
That would be inconceivable today, said University of Illinois professor Michael Leroy, who studies unions.
Yeah, just give another year or so, and they'll have that fixed.
I'll tell you what, we need the misery index.
Just like we had in the Carter years, we are long past the time where we need a misery index.
That's how we have to measure it.
I got a quick break.
More of your phone calls are right around the corner here on the EIB networks.
Stay tuned.
Mike, stand by there on Audio Sun by 13 talking about the anniversary of the falling of the Berlin Wall.
And they are leaving Ronaldus Magnus out of this.
They're praising Gorbachev over there.
Let's go back June 12th, 1987, in West Berlin at the Brandenburg Gate.
The advance of human liberty can only strengthen the cause of world peace.
There is one sign the Soviets can make that would be unmistakable, that would advance dramatically the cause of freedom and peace.
General Secretary Gorbachev, if you seek peace, if you seek prosperity for the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, if you seek liberalization, come here to this gate.
Mr. Gorbachev, open this gate.
Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.
And the wall came down, and Gorbachev gets the credit for it.
Mikhail Segevich Gorbachev gets the credit.
And Hillary Clinton was our official representative over there.
And then Obama, I don't know if he was on tape or live, but he was on the screens with the godlike reverb in what he said.
Okay, to the phones to Newman, Georgia.
This is Herb.
I'm glad you called, sir.
Welcome to the EIB network.
Hello, Rush.
It's a pleasure to speak with you, Megadiddles.
Thank you very much, sir.
I'm just standing here pacing back and forth because I don't see how you can keep your sanity half the time.
I mean, from the word get-go, when are these people going to wake up?
There's so many thoughts running through my head, it's hard to get them all out, but I know one thing: I'm tired.
I'm 56 years old, spent 10 and a half years in the military.
I've did it all.
I've suffered.
I've cared for my family.
I've worked two and three jobs sometimes.
Things got tough.
You know, it just seems like Obama, and believe me, I have no prejudice about being black, white, it don't matter.
But it seems like all he is is a cliché or somebody's wrote him some fancy slangs.
You know, like it's time for change.
What change have we seen?
Nothing to the good.
It's time to pull yourself up by the bootstraps.
I have no problem pulling myself up.
Oh, hold it a second.
Obama's not saying that.
Obama wants to pull you up by your bootstraps and then put you where he wants you to be.
Well, my daddy taught us that when things got tough, you tightened up your belt and you went to work and you're done without.
That's insensitive today.
It's easy for you to say.
But what about these poor people that don't have jobs?
It's easy for you to say.
Oh, Rush, I scripped and saved.
I was, and I know you're going to think this is funny.
I was married 27 years, lost my wife of breast cancer.
Five years later, I met a woman, remarried.
I was still in the same bed.
When we got married, she really didn't like sleeping in another woman's bed, but we started saving.
And we've heard you talk about sleep number bed.
We saved for two years.
When the economy went down, we reset our...
We had to pay things that we had to pay.
And it's just not that.
It's just one thing after another.
People talk about national health care.
I've experienced overseas, I was stationed.
I had a son born in Scotland.
I had to experience their national health care.
They let my son be born two months premature just so it wouldn't cut into the doctor's holiday.
Okay, he came out with small birth defects, which he still suffers with, but it's okay.
Now, you know, we're strong.
We're going to make it.
You know, it's just when are people going to wake up and see what's going on and go to the tea party meetings and rally around somebody?
I just get so disgusted.
I mean, I drive a truck full-time, and sometimes I just go down the road with tears coming down my face because I see the changes, and I just don't know what to do no more.
I just don't know what to do.
I know, because all the things that you have cited, thrift, hard work, taking care of yourself, being responsible for your family and so forth, serving your country, all these things you've mentioned.
People sneer at them now.
Oh, that's just old-fashioned stuff.
What do you mean, go get a job?
That's easy for you to say, but there's a fundamental change in American culture that's taking place.
Yeah.
And this, this, it's, it's.
Look at.
I totally understand your frustration.
There are millions of you out there, and I know when your voice will next be heard, aside from the tea parties, it'll next be heard next November.
A year from now.
Mark my words.
Especially, they're talking unemployment may now hit 11%, and it's not going to go down anywhere anytime soon, even in the next year.
If that's the case, Katie barred the doors.
And if they've put health care on top of this, that's where voices will next be heard.
It is so frustrating.
I am glad you're able to keep your sanity and your sense of humor because that's what we need to hear you out there.
And I'm so glad when you came around and opened up the AM waves before you, well, you know, AM radio wasn't that big.
And when you come along and got it affiliated, it was just a godsend.
And I say that freely now.
Who knows when I'll be able to say that again?
It's not that bad yet.
Herb, I'll tell you when it's time to panic.
I know you will, Rod.
We're close.
I mean, these are desperately serious times.
I mean, I'm sitting here and I just, you know, talking to you and getting a little bit off my chest, it just makes me tremble because we could see what's coming.
We could see what's going down the road.
I mean, what would they have said if Bush would have spent 9,000 gallons of fuel just to plant a tree on Earth Day?
You know, and that's just one instance.
I mean, it's just too many double standards.
People got to get out there and work, do whatever it does, don't take it the easy way, and just don't get on the company dough and let somebody else worry about you.
It's just.
Well, you're describing an old American work ethic and tradition that, as I say, is sneered at by a lot of people.
Oh, I know.
I know.
I know.
But there's still a lot of us out here, and a lot of us are still got it.
I know.
And there's more than you think.
There's more than you.
But you know, you asked me, how I avoid going insane.
I understand that there are some people who think I am insane.
None that know me, don't misunderstand.
There are people who think I am.
But you just said you thank me for the opportunity to call here and vent.
See, I get to vent every day.
That is wonderfully therapeutic.
I get to vent to these 20, 22 million people every day.
And most of you in the audience, you're sitting there and you're wondering if anybody's hearing you.
Are you alone?
Does anybody agree with you other than the guy on the radio?
Because you don't see any action other than the tea parties, the protests in Washington on Saturday.
But even those, you see those people being sneered at.
That's exactly right.
But we hear you.
We hear you, Herb.
We hear you.
You're a lot better now.
You've lost some weight.
Excellent job.
Thank you.
Well, we hear you, Herb.
Well, thank you, Rush.
And just keep preaching the gospel because sooner or later, people's got to understand.
I think, look, we're at 10% unemployment.
People are understanding.
They're just shell-shocked.
This is the United States of America, and this kind of stuff doesn't happen here.
Now, the old-timers still around, remember FDR trying this stuff.
But it was, you know, he was building things for the first time then, like Social Security and all these other things.
Those things are built now, and they're not working.
They are leading to debt, and now people see we're going to add on to that, and we're doing it with an assault on the engine that made this country the greatest economy for the good of all humanity in the history of humanity.
We see an assault on the United States economy.
We see a pilfering of the U.S. private sector.
We see the government.
We see 238 millionaires in the House of Representatives.
238 millionaires.
That's not quite 50%.
Over in the Senate, there are tons of millionaires as well.
We are now led by a governing elite that looks upon us with contempt, especially the Democrat Party.
They're sitting up there.
They know full well that nobody wants this health care plan.
The RASMUSE numbers out today, even after it's passed, still 52% oppose it.
It's going to be even higher than that once people figure.
Do you remember Reagan came up with this plan for catastrophic health insurance for seniors?
And the wealthiest among them would be charged $560 a year.
And they had a fit when they found out.
That's when they stormed Rostankowski's car in Chicago.
And that's when he lost the election.
And they had to withdraw that.
Well, wait till people find out that the average family is going to have to cost up, cough up $7,000 a year to buy health insurance mandated by the federal government.
Wait till they find out.
Wait till upper-income people $15,000 to $25,000.
They don't know this stuff yet.
When they do, you wait.
We'll be back.
Don't go away.
Well, I need to apologize here.
I did not hear Herb correct.
I thought Herb said, Herb from Newman, Georgia.
I thought Herb describing his situation.
His wife died.
He married a new woman and had to sleep in the same bed until he saved up enough money to get sleep number bed.
I thought he got the bed and then had to cut back.
And while being told here that he had to cut back before buying the bed.
Now, had I heard that properly, and I couldn't have, it's my fault.
I could have looked at the stennel over here, but I thought I heard it correctly.
So I didn't.
So Herb, call us back here if you can.
And don't any of you people out there who are not Herb call here and tell us you are.
Because Snerdley is an expert in voice recognition.
So Herb, the lines are jammed.
They always are.
But Herb, I know you're out there to keep trying.
I need to get back in touch with you.
We did not get his phone number, and so we have no way of reaching Herb.
Folks, there are some people who are saying that the incident at Fort Hood is just another glaring illustration of why we need gun control in the United States.
Why we need gun control.
If you are one of these people who think that the lesson of Fort Hood, the Fort Hood massacre, is gun control, may I remind you, as Jay Nordlinger posts at National Review Online today, yeah, yeah, right, an army base is no place for weapons, right?
Gun control on an army base?
Guess who was unarmed?
There were 300 unarmed soldiers that were packed into cubicles in there with five-foot-high dividers.
It was a cop, a five-foot, two-inch woman who took out the shooter.
What a gutsy woman, five-foot-two-inch local cop.
Because these soldiers were unarmed on their own base.
That makes a lot of sense.
Gun control, the lesson of this?
Huh.
I mean, that's just, that is just typical liberal knee-jerk.
Blindness, template doesn't see the truth right in front of their eyes.
Just amazing.
Hey, here's Obama.
Hear the godlike echo, audio satellite number 38.
You got to hear this.
This is Obama.
It's his address to the Berlin Walls celebration.
And I don't know, again, if it's live or if it was on tape, but they played it on the big screens over there.
I'm honored to extend my congratulations to the people of Germany and the people of Europe on this 20th anniversary of the fall of Berlin Hall.
Well, I'm sorry, I cannot stand there today with so many friends.
I'm pleased that Secretary Clinton is leading a delegation of Americans who represented a respect for this extraordinary event in history.
November 9th, 1989, will always be remembered and cherished in the United States.
Stop the tape here just a second.
Mike, did you add any reverb to this?
Did you take journalistic license to add any reverb?
Well, so what they must have done, they must have taken the audio feed from the speakers at the ceremony rather than a direct line audio feed or else Obama recorded it that way.
But, you know, he has a tendency to do that, of putting his voice in reverb out there.
Just wanted you to hear that.
Here's a blog post at the New York Times today.
Lawmakers detail Obama's pitch.
In an odd coincidence, the House debate on Saturday to overhaul health care took place on the third anniversary of the 2006 election.
It gave Democrats a majority control after 12 years of Republican dominance.
It fell to President Obama and to congressional leaders to persuade those Democrats still sweating the final vote that it would not prove the party's undoing in next November's midterm elections.
So they had Obama, he came up there, came up there.
Go ahead, you think you're going to lose the election?
You're going to lose the election next year because of this.
Mr. Obama, during his private pep talk to Democrats, recognized the election of the Owens fellow, New York 23, and then posed a question to the other lawmakers.
Now, remember, and the source for this, by the way, is a Democrat member of Congress, Martin Heinrich, who is from New Mexico.
He's a freshman.
And Obama's up there trying to talk these recalcitrant Democrats into voting for the bill, and he's trying to assure them that it will not mean their defeat next November.
And according to Representative Earl Blumenauer of Oregon, I'm sorry, this is the source, Earl Blumenauer of Oregon, the president asked the Democrats this question.
Does anybody think that the teabag, anti-government people are going to support them if they bring down health care?
All it'll do is confuse and dispirit Democrat voters.
It'll encourage the extremists.
So bitter clingers stayed at a San Francisco fundraiser during the campaign, and now Tea Parties are teabag people.
The teabaggers, which of course is a pejorative term applied to certain rituals, the homosexual community.
And let's see, anti-government people are going to support them.
All it'll do is confuse and dispirit Democrat voters.
It'll encourage the extremists.
Teabags, extremists, bitter clingers.
So if you oppose President Obama, you are an extremist.
No matter where else you fall in line, you are an extremist.
Ed in Columbus, Ohio.
Welcome, sir, to the Rush Limbaugh Program.
Nice to have you here.
Thank you.
Make a small business owner ditto's rush.
Thank you, sir.
Yeah, I know how people can understand what's going on here with our government.
And that is, even though I'm a conservative all my life, I think I want the Democrats to win the House and Senate again in 2010 so that if the economy is still in the tank in 2012, the people will understand, rise up, and vote them all out of office.
Well, I don't think we have time for it.
I have been hosting this program.
I don't know how long you've been listening to it.
Ed, I've been hosting this program for over 21 years.
And numerous times in various election cycles, there have been people who have offered the theory, you know what, Rush, we need to lose.
I'll let the Democrats let them implement all this.
Let the American people see what a disaster they are, and people will rise up in opposition.
And I reject that happening each and every time the theory is proffered, especially now.
If we seed 2010, you can kiss the country goodbye as you know it.
You can kiss it goodbye.
There won't be an uprising.
And if there is an uprising, even if Obama's defeated in 2012, I mean, it's Look, I remember during the Reagan years, one of the big things Conservatives said they were going to do was just dismantle the Department of Education.
Has that happened?
Now, people say, well, we'll get up there and we'll reverse all this.
It doesn't happen much, folks.
Entitlements, new bills don't just get canceled.
They don't just get reversed or rescinded.
You've got to stop them before they happen.
And if we see the 2010 election, disastrous.
No way, we'll be back.
Coming to a screw near you.
Now, this right now is a story from the UK Telegraph, and it's coming to a screw near you.
Sex education will become compulsory in all screws.
It was announced today.
This is from November 5th.
As thousands of parents lose the right to opt their children out of the lessons.
See, the libs always trigger or opt-out provision or whatever in the beginning.
And then when we get a little comfortable, they snatch the trigger away.
Pupils in England will be given classes in sex and relationships from the age of five under government plans to cut teenage pregnancies.
Which get ready for the explosion in condom sales and the explosion in teenage pregnancies.
All mothers and fathers will be able to keep children out on moral and religious grounds, but will lose the right of withdrawal when the kids turn 15.
The ruling will affect 600,000 pupils a year.
The left on the march around the world.
And get this.
The school's secretary in the UK is a guy by the name of Ed Balls.
Ed Balls, the school's secretary, you can teach the promotion of marriage.
You can teach it you shouldn't have sex outside of marriage.
What you can't do is deny young people information about contraception outside of marriage.
This same arises in homosexuality.
Some faiths have a view about what in religious terms is right and wrong, and what they can't do, though, is not teach the importance of tolerance.
Ed Balls, the school's secretary in the UK, Mr. Balls, I think Neville Chamberlain taught all of Europe all they ever need to know about the importance of tolerance 70 years ago.
And the lesson doesn't remain learned.
Now, here's liberalism in action from the Wall Street Journal.
November 6th, after calorie warnings, diners are ordering more calories in New York restaurants.
A groundbreaking study shows that New York's calorie labeling law is ineffective.
Before food czars get any more punch happy on their Kool-Aid, they need to be purged of the illusion their laws are actually working.
Last month, New York University and Yale medical professors published a groundbreaking study, which shows that New York City's law requiring fast food chains to post calories on their menus does not reduce their customers' caloric intake.
Lawmakers everywhere should take note.
Efforts to require fast food restaurants to pose nutritional information on their menus have been gaining ground across the country.
16 municipalities, including California, Seattle, Portland, have passed laws similar to New York City's.
And the Menu Education and Labeling Act, which would impose labeling regulations nationwide, is pending in Congress.
The bill would extend the Nutritional Labeling and Education Act of 1990, which requires food manufacturers to include the information on their packaging, and it would extend now to restaurants.
And we all know how effective that law was since 1990, obesity has more than doubled.
And of course, with the economy, Brian's in there frowning.
Let me explain this to you if you don't understand it.
What's happening here with the economy the way it is, fast food happens to be cheaper.
And it's easier and it's simpler.
So they go in there.
They think the calories are going to stop them, the calorie count?
Warnings?
How many of you people, you know, you buy a new car, you lower the sun visor, there's a warning sticker on there about something.
Does it stop you doing anything?
Doesn't.
And it wasn't warning labels on cigarettes that got people to stop smoking.
It was the constant barrage and the fact that you can't smoke them anywhere.
And the price going up, but the warning label had nothing to do with it.
Okay, got to hear this.
One more Obama in his echofied address at the Brandenburg Gate today.
He mentions John Kennedy.
He mentions himself.
He does not mention Rinaldus Magnus, the man who made this happen.
Even as we celebrate these values, even as we mark this day, we know the work of freedom is never finished.
In a Berlin under siege, President Kennedy said, freedom is indivisible.
And when one man is enslaved, all are not free.
Few would have foreseen on that day that a united Germany would be led by a woman from Brandenburg, or that their American ally would be led by a man of African descent.
But human destiny is what human beings make of it.
You had nothing to do with it.
The fall of the Berlin Wall had nothing to do with somebody from Africa being elected president of the United States or some woman from Brandenburg becoming the Chancellor of Germany.
It was not about that.
They want to take all these events here.
Oh, look at what happens when we all work together.
We didn't all work together.
The Soviets resisted it.
Erich Honeger resisted it.
The whole Soviet Empire resisted it.
They had no choice in the end.
There was only one guy who American liberals said it was silly to suggest we could ever defeat the Soviets.
We had to stay friendly with them.
One man.
And one woman, Margaret Thatcher.
How in hell you don't mention her either?
But that's Obama.
Everything is about him.
Peter in Rochester, New York.
Welcome, sir, to the EIB network.
Rush, for the first time in my adult life, I am proud to be from New Jersey.
You're the first one, man.
You're the first one to call intelligence.
God bless your caller from Newman, Virginia.
Listen, I'll get right to the point.
I heard over the weekend that there's still around 1,000 or thereabouts people of Muslim religion in the armed forces in America.
And I wonder what thoughts you have about that.
You know, FDR would round them up.
You know, will Obama give each of them Secret Service detail?
You know, or what?
I mean, it could potentially be a problem.
Why do you say that?
Well, because of, you know, if there's any of those, even one out of the thousand more is in contact with these al-Qaeda thugs.
We could have another Fort Hood issue.
Yeah, we mustn't jump to conclusions.
Even though he was in contact with the Al-Qaeda people, even though he did attend the mosque with the radical Imam with a couple of 9-11 hijackers, and even though he shot at Allahu Akbar when he opened fire, and even though he was Palestinian, even though he told everybody a couple days before he was going to miss him, we really shouldn't jump to conclusions on this.
Yeah, all of that is just coincidence.
Well, no, it's not just coincidence.
No, it means quite a lot.
We just can't jump to the conclusion of what it means.
We have to take our time getting there and find out how we can blame ourselves for all of that having happened.
And that's what's taking place now.
I got to run.
I'm glad you called, and I can understand how exhilarated you feel, even if only temporarily, to be proud to be from New Jersey.
Well, it's great to be back, folks.
Another exciting excursion into broadcast excellence is now in the can, and it went by just like that.
The fastest three hours in media.
So we'll get all battened down and ready for it all tomorrow.
Whatever happens between now and then, you can count on this being the place to find out what it is and what to think about it.
We are show prep for the rest of the media.
See you tomorrow, folks.
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