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Dec. 14, 2009 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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December 14, 2009, Monday, Hour #3
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The views expressed by the host on this program make more sense than anything anybody else out there happens to be saying because the views expressed by the host on this program now documented to be almost always right, 99.5% of the time.
That was a two-tenths of a percentage point jump in one audit because it was confirmed that I have been right for over 25 years on the fact that man-made global warming is a hoax.
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All right, here's this clip from Law and Law and Order SVU, special victims unit.
It was last Wednesday night on uh on the Obama Network, NBC, run by Jeffrey Imelt, who Obama would never call a fat cat, by the way.
And it's a scene between senior detective Odaphon Tutwola, uh played by the well-known rapper Ice T and the eternal ran attorney Randall Carver, who's played by John Larriquette, and are talking about a defendant in a murder.
I don't get why you defend this whacker.
Sagitt's uh symptom, not the disease.
That symptom killed three kids.
Garrison, Rimba, Beck, O'Reilly, all of them.
They are like a cancer spread in ignorance and hate.
And they've convinced folks that immigrants are the problem, not corporations that failed to pay a living wage or a broken health care system.
Now, I heard about this the moment that it happened, and everybody around me uh says that I Rush, how can you sit there and let them say that about folks?
They've been saying this kind of stuff and worse for 21 years.
I mean, look, Bill Clinton accused me of blowing up or being responsible for the Oklahoma City bombing for crying out loud, yeah, Roosh, but you responded to that.
Well, I did.
That's the president of the United States.
This is a this is a losing rating TV show.
That used to be good, but it's long ago since served its purpose.
Uh, NBC is in the toilet with primetime programming, and this is an example why.
Uh, you know, that what what they're doing here, the producer of the show is a guy named Dick Wolf, and he hires the writers, and the writers are gutless wonders.
They they have to put their own political beliefs in the show that they're on, and they put their own beliefs in the words of their characters.
They hide behind their characters.
Well, they put this stuff out there.
Now, I've always, you know, this kind of stuff happens, you know, why amplify it?
Why broadcast it into an even uh even larger audience?
And some people say, but Rush, they just they're accusing you of inciting your audience to run out and kill illegals.
Well, maybe I'm stupid.
I just don't happen to think anybody's gonna believe that.
Anybody I care about is gonna believe that.
I know some people are, but but the people who are gonna believe this or be entertained by it already think it.
It's just to me, it's it's uh it I guess the value in playing it is and commenting on it is that it's just an illustration of how far gone the Democrat Party is.
The Democrat Party is the home today of renegade communists, out-of-work liberals and socialists, and Marxists.
That's where they've gravitated to, and they happen to be running it now.
And their buddies in entertainment are no different.
So I guess there's merit in playing it in the sense that it would expose them even further for who they are.
But in terms of it, you know, I really appreciate you people being bothered by it.
Uh I I do.
I just want you it doesn't bother me.
I I just I when I hear about it, I laugh at it, and I sometimes I even laugh at the people also mentioned here who just had a cow and react to it as though they have been uh slandered and maligned and demand apologies and all this sort of thing, which is exactly what these clowns want.
Well, Snerdley is shouting in my ear, it is slanderous.
I know, maybe I'm just too experienced at this.
I just know it's the league I play in.
This is what happens when you put yourself out there, and it really is what happens when you're right.
This is that to me, this is a testament of my effectiveness.
Uh I just and I told you people long ago, I learned not to give people the power to offend me.
And I don't mean to sound new agey, I'm talking I'm talking about genuine mental health.
Why would I transfer that kind of power of people I don't even know?
You know, to mess and screw with my emotions and screw them up that way.
That's for people that love me to do.
For people I don't care about.
I couldn't care less.
And I'm not going to give them that power.
But I appreciate you being upset by it.
But this stuff hasn't hurt.
It ha I I I mean personally, it hasn't hurt me personally.
It hasn't hurt professionally or business wise.
But we're a very partisan divided society, and the people on the left are in panic.
The more power they get, the more irritated the angrier.
The more unflattering they become.
They're just.
They're not a happy bunch of campers.
They're on the ropes now.
All this stop and think where these people are.
Put yourself in their shoes.
They bought all that new age crap that Obama was selling all during the campaign.
They really bought, and so did a lot of independence.
They really bought the idea that for once in their lifetimes we were going to sweep away all the acrimony from our culture.
We were going to get rid of all the bickering, the arguing, we're going to get rid of all the partisanship.
The world is once again going to love us.
The world never did hate us, except the people who should hate us, our enemies.
They never did hate us because of Iraq.
The United States is still is the place you come in this world to be the best you can be.
And the lines of people getting in here are testament to it.
Although there are some who want to come in here and get in our safety hammock, but it's not a nut, it's a hammock.
But still, on balance, there are people come here want to become the best they can be.
So if you if you bought into all of this stuff that Obama represented, post partisanship, post racialism, we're going to have no more racial divides in this country because we're going to finally assuage our guilt.
We're going to elect a first black president that's going to tell everybody we're finally good people.
We're going to cleanse our souls.
We're going to get rid of our past.
We've never had anybody like this.
Imagine if you believed that.
We're going to have full employment in six months.
We're going to put people back to work.
They were at work until Obama got here.
Obama has exacerbated.
Put yourself in their shoes.
Put yourself in the shoes of Dick Wolfe and these lame writers.
Imagine, let me illustrate it this way.
Imagine if in 1980, we elected Ronald Reagan because we believed him.
That he was going to cut taxes, that he was going to defeat the Soviets, that he was going to reduce the uh or rebuild the military.
That he was going to bring mourning to America again.
Imagine how we would feel if Reagan did the exact opposite.
We would be mad too.
We would feel betrayed.
We would feel angry, upset.
Obama is selling these people out.
He's not closed Getmo.
He hasn't gotten us out of Iraq.
He sent even more troops into Afghanistan.
The reasons that his cook fringe base voted for him.
I mean, he's spitting in their eye.
Health care, it's not going to ensure all the millions of uninsured.
There is no compassion in Barack Obama.
There is no concern for the little guy.
He's destroying everything.
Now imagine if you had voted for this guy.
You'd be steamed too.
You went into the election ticked off because you live ticked off.
Your daily life is filled with rage.
You have to have hate in your heart.
You can't be a liberal.
You have to manufacture that.
That's what all this is about.
And now you thought finally, your utopia was upon us.
That this great and wonderful world where everybody was equal and everybody was the same, and everybody had the same amount of respect, and nobody was discriminated against except conservatives.
You thought that was going to happen because the one, the Messiah, had been elected.
Imagine how you would feel if you'd voted for the guy.
Well, that's where these people are.
So they take it out on people like me because they know.
They know if they ever seriously get serious for a second, they know I'm right.
They know that all of us were right in warning the people what this country was going to become if this guy was elected.
They know it.
So they hate us even more.
Because the thing they really can't stand is for us to be right.
And we're right all the time.
We're so often right, they don't discuss issues with us.
They just have to name call, accuse us of murder And hate.
And of course, they're the ones that write books on assassinating Bush.
They're the ones that write books and do movies on assassinating Bush.
They're the ones who who who keep body counts of battlefield deaths.
These are the people who urge defeat.
I mean, can you imagine the psychology of these people?
Filled with anger, rage, and hate all day long.
They have to have an outlet for it.
So in these people's case, it's their stupid TV show.
And I'm just surprised they didn't throw Sarah Palin in there.
But they've done enough with her over the years that I think they probably months that they probably gave her a break on this.
All right, quick timeout.
I want you to hear these sound bites.
Because you probably did not watch this last night of Obama being grilled by Steve Croft on 60 Minutes.
We'll be right back.
Don't go away.
Say, guess who didn't make it down to the uh dressing down Obama gave the bankers?
The Goldman Sachs CEO, Lloyd Blankfein didn't go.
John Mack of uh Morgan Stanley didn't go, and somebody else didn't go.
Three guys, Dick Parsons didn't go from some Citibank.
And they said they couldn't get there because the weather was inclement.
They didn't get there.
They missed the dressing down of the bankers by Barack Obama.
I wonder if they were given a pass.
Uh Goldman Sachs will probably play a role in whatever carbon trading scheme Obama hatches, and maybe the other two as uh as well.
Steve Croft told Obama last night on 60 minutes that his health care bill is incomprehensible.
Some people think it's incomprehensible.
Not very many people ran it.
Let's be clear here.
Seven presidents have tried to reform a health care system that everyone acknowledges is broken.
Seven presidents have failed.
Up until this point.
No, they haven't.
We are now that close to having a bill that does all the things that I said and most experts said needed to be done when we started this process.
It is not only deficit neutral, but will actually bring down the deficit, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
Do you think it's going to pass before Christmas?
I think it is going to pass out of the Senate before Christmas.
Are you going to be involved in that process?
I've been involved the whole time.
It's not true what he said about this health care bill reducing the deficit.
All of the straw dogs in here, all the strawmen.
Experts say, let's be clear.
Everyone acknowledges.
No, they don't.
They do not.
All the things I said and most experts said needed to be done when we started this process have been done.
No, it's an utter disaster.
Sixty-one percent of the people oppose it.
Whatever happened to this being a representative republic.
Whatever happened to the democratic process.
Whenever anybody from the government shows up, please do what I do.
React with suspicion.
They are not worth the investment of emotion and trust that we have habitually given them.
Think about Senator White House from Rhode Island last week.
Who the hell is he?
I mean, got elected to the Senate.
Congratulations, big achievement.
But what does that qualify you to do?
Rewrite the whole health care system and then go to the floor of the Senate and berate private citizens who can't do harm to anybody.
You can say the same thing about Debbie Stabenow and Harry Reid.
Who are these people?
You can say the thing about Obama.
Obama's career is words.
He hasn't accomplished anything.
Yet we invest all this trust of the government because we assume the government's compassionate and they're doing it in our best interest.
No, no, and no.
It is time to regard the government with suspicion.
That's right, Limbaugh.
That's what you want to do because if you hate government, everybody knows it.
You just hate them.
No, no, no, no.
I want government like I want everything else to be excellent.
I want government to be good, and I know what makes the government good, and that's doing not much.
Getting out of the way is what makes government work.
The people, the people are who make this country work, not Barack Obama, not Senator White House.
Not Senator Reed, not Congresswoman Pelosi.
They don't make the country work, and they never have.
They are obstacles to the country working.
People have to work around them.
Who is Obama to come around and say, I, I, I know what to do with the health care.
All Obama wants to do is put the government in charge of it with himself in charge of the government.
Power thirsty little man child, ladies and gentlemen, who is not naive about what he is doing.
All right, the next soundbite.
Uh the question from Kroft is uh in your West Point speech, you seem very analytical, detached, and not emotional.
The tone seemed to be I've studied this very hard, it's a real mess, the options aren't very good, but we need to go ahead and do this.
There were no exhortations or promises of victory.
Why did you take that tone?
There is not a speech that I've made that hit me in the gut as much as that speech.
And one of the mistakes that was made over the last eight years uh is uh for us to have a triumphant sense about war.
Uh there was a tendency to say, we can go in, we can kick some tail, this is uh some glorious exercise, when in fact this is a tough business.
I mean folks, this this man is an embarrassment.
I'll I'll tell you what he just said.
He's and this is worse than Jimmy Carter.
He will do anything to cut this country down.
We've elected a commander in chief who does not want the U.S. military to have the attitude that they can kick tail when they are sent and deployed into a war.
He is embarrassed by the notion that we had this kick tail attitude.
This triumphant sense about war.
Who is this man?
It was not right.
It is a sin to have a triumphant sense about war.
It is a serious thing.
You don't go into one unless you're going to win it.
But that's not his objective.
Yeah, we can go in, we can kick some tail, it's some glorious exercise.
You can just hear the resentment for f that that this man has for the U.S. military oozing in this answer.
And his resentment for so many other of the great institutions of this country.
The next question.
Croft said, well, the West Point speech was greeted with a great deal of confusion.
I disagree with that.
You do.
I absolutely do.
Forty million people watched it, and I think a whole bunch of people understood what we intend to do.
Some people thought he was contradictory.
That's a fair criticism.
I don't think it's a fair criticism.
I think that what you may be referring to is the fact that on the one hand I said we're going to be sending in additional troops now.
On the other hand, by July 2011, we're gonna s move into a transition phase where we're drawing our troops down.
There shouldn't be anything confusing about that.
Uh well, it is confusing because ever since the speech, your aides have gone out and said, don't listen to the 2011 uh summertime timetable.
That's that don't listen to that.
No, and your White House has said, don't listen to the guys saying that.
It is confusing because of the aftermath of the speech.
It's confusing because of what you said, because it is a timeline no matter what.
Again, I'll give you this analogy.
Instead of Obama speaking at West Point, let's say we got a uh a live speech to the world by Mullah Omar and Ayman Al-Zawahiri at the caves at Tora Bora.
And they told us in the speech that they had recruited 30,000 new terrorists, and they were going to be trained to do the will of Allah.
And they were going to kill infidels.
And then in a year and a half we're leaving for Pakistan.
We would think we just heard surrender.
We would think we just heard a bunch of huffin' and puffing that didn't amount to anything.
And that's what our enemy heard from Obama.
There's a lot of confusion in this speech because he didn't sound anything like he was interested in winning anything.
He made it clear that the U.S. military and this war in Afghanistan is an inconvenience that he has to spend time on for political reasons, but he really doesn't like it.
And he resents a triumphant sense of war that we can go kick tail.
My God, folks, this is right out of the 60s, the students for a Democrat Society, the Black Panthers, the weather underground, Bill Ayers.
And finally, Obama says Afghanistan will not be a permanent protectorate of the United States.
In the absence of a deadline, the message we are sending to the Afghans is it's business as usual.
This is an open ended commitment.
And very frankly, uh, there are, I think, elements in Afghanistan who would be perfectly satisfied to make Afghanistan a permanent protectorate of the United States.
Uh in which they carry no burden.
That's not what the American people signed off for when they went into Afghanistan in 2001.
They signed up to go after Al Qaeda.
My goodness gracious.
We still have bases in Germany.
We have bases in Europe.
We have bases all over Europe.
Europe is an American protectorate.
We have always vowed, as part of our national security policy, to see to it that uprisings there did not happen again.
If they did, that we would be put down.
This is not about capturing Al Qaeda.
This is not about doing anything of the sort.
This is about protecting U.S. national security.
It's about preventing Afghanistan from once again becoming a stateless regime whereby the Taliban could come in and once again take over and have it uh basically be run by bin Laden or Afghanistan's uh Al-Qaeda contingent, whoever's in charge of that.
He doesn't get it.
He doesn't care.
I cannot explain, because I I don't think Obama wants us to be attacked.
I don't I don't think I don't think Obama wants us to lose a war, but I do not understand why he doesn't get the fact that we are at risk in a dangerous world, and that there are people who do want to attack us and who do want to wipe us out, and that he's commander-in-chief, and he has a constitutional duty to see to it that that doesn't happen.
And if if it does, the perpetrators are hit twice as hard as they hit us.
The problem is he looks at conservatives as the largest enemy he has.
Okay, back to the phones we go.
No, one more sound bite uh before we go to the phones, and it's uh President Obama last night with uh with Oprah on ABC's Christmas at the White House.
Now, uh you you um you have to understand when you listen to this that Obama is grading himself on how well he is executing his plan to wreck the U.S. economy.
So if he manages to nationalize another one-sixth of it with with health care, his grade will go up because their question was what grade would you give yourself for this year?
So keep in mind he's grading himself on how well his plan to destroy the U.S. private sector is going.
Good solid B plus.
We have inherited the biggest set of challenges of any president since Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
We stabilized the economy, prevented the possibilities of a Great Depression or a significant financial meltdown.
The economy is growing again.
We are on our way out of Iraq.
We've got the best possible plan for Afghanistan.
We have reset our image around the world.
We have achieved an international consensus around the need for Iran and North Korea to disable their nuclear weapons.
We're going to pass the most significant piece of social legislation and social security, and that's health insurance for every American.
So B plus done better.
B plus because of the things that are undone.
Okay.
Healthcare is not yet signed.
If I get health care passed, we tip into A minus.
If I, if I get health, if I, if I you want me to go through this whole thing, I I stabilize the economy?
No.
Prevented the possibilities of a Great Depression, we weren't headed for one.
Significant financial meltdown, I to this day don't believe we were headed for one.
It was bad.
But a meltdown, if if if we were headed for a meltdown, we had to have that TARP money in 24 hours, then why the hell is 200 billion of it still unspent?
The economy is growing again.
The government's share of the economy is growing again.
The private sector is not.
We're on our way out of Iraq.
Why?
Just because you say so?
We're still there.
We got the best possible plan for Afghanistan.
Ego centric.
We have reset our image around the world.
It didn't need to be reset.
If it has been reset, we have become a laughing stock in the face of our enemies.
And we have achieved an international consensus around the need for Iran and North Korea to disable their nuclear weapons.
You mean the world was for North Korea and Iran having nuclear weapons before you got elected?
And since you got elected, the world now realizes we can't have North Korean and Iranian nukes.
We're going to pass the most significant piece of social legislation since social security.
That's a slip because that's exactly right.
It's not health care.
It's redistribution.
Social justice.
When you hear the term social justice articulated and used by a Democrat, just know that they are talking about redistribution.
Just talk about taking money from people who work and giving it to people who don't.
That is what social justice means.
We have stabilized the economy, which is growing again.
We have 10 to 17% unemployment, which means nothing to him.
He can tell Oprah in the face of a job loss disaster that things are looking up.
There is real suffering going on in this country.
He doesn't have the ability to act like he even cares about it.
It goes totally unnoticed.
Gives himself a B plus, remember, from his perspective of remaking the country and getting even with this country for its injustices in the past.
Now I have proof positive that conservatives across the fruited plain have regrouped.
After last year's elections and they've taken a firm stand.
And I have very many ways of judging this.
First, the left's agenda is in disarray.
You might be interested in knowing, by the way, that the White House is encouraging Harry Reid to cut a deal with Joel Lieberman.
Lieberman said he's out.
He's not voting for the health care bill.
Now, if Reed is to make a deal with Lieberman, that would mean eliminating the proposed Medicare expansion in the health reform bill, according to an official close to the negotiations.
Reed, though, is is said to be described to be so frustrated with Lieberman that he's not ready to sacrifice a key element of the health care bill.
He first wants to see the Congressional Budget Office cost analysis of the Medicare buy-in.
And we're supposed to get that early this week.
But the Medicare actuary has already looked at this, and they have talked about all the jobs that are going to be lost, all the private insurance that'll be lost, uh, the costs skyrocketing, the deficit not going down, but just the opposite.
We don't need the CBO's numbers.
Common sense will tell you that none of what is claimed to be in this health care bill about deficit reduction, cost reduction, all that is BS.
There's never been such a bill out of Washington that cuts costs and reduces the deficit.
There never has been, unless the Republican freshman and the class of 94, which did balance the budget.
But other than that, programs like this always cost more.
Everybody knows this.
So you got this in disarray.
The whole hoax of global warming has been exposed, and that is spreading to more and more people.
The ratings that we are experiencing on this program continue to be through the roof.
We just got the November PPM numbers, and it's astounding.
The Heritage Foundation, their annual membership statistics, are up 43% since Obama took office.
Now, Obama may want to give himself a B+.
I'm going to give myself a triple A+, and I'm going to give the Heritage Foundation a double A+.
We're on the plus side.
Look at Obama's numbers.
They're cratering out there.
Support for his health care bill is in the high 30s in some polls.
So conservatism is in the ascendancy.
And I sit here, you know, folks, I was thinking today, where's General Powell?
Where's General Powell talking about our Afghanistan policy and our Iraq policy and our club Gittman policy?
Where's General Powell talking about, because this is his candidate.
I mean, General Powell endorsed this guy.
And we were told the era of Reagan is over.
We were told from prominent conservatives inside and outside the media, the era of Reagan is over.
And we have to go after this group and this group.
We were told that we were in the danger, running the risk of becoming a regional party, meaning the South.
Because of abortion.
Now we had to reach out.
We had to have an agenda item for that group, an agenda item for this group.
And yet, independents are fleeing Obama, and they are they are running in droves to the Republican Party.
But it's not because the party's doing anything.
It's because independents are so horrified by what they see happening out of the Democrat Party.
So at all the polls with generic ballot and so forth.
Republicans are in the ascendancy.
Conservatism is in the ascendancy.
Can you imagine how bad it would be for the Democrats in Obama right now if there were someone outside of media within the Republican Party who was espousing conservative principles who could articulate them and do it instead of running around criticizing conservatives and trying to destroy conservatives and saying the era of Reagan is over,
can you imagine the state of Obama and the Democrat Party now, if there were an actual for reason to abandon Obama, as well as an against reason to abandon Obama.
It's still possible, but when you look at the Heritage Foundation membership is up 43%, and it costs money.
It costs a minimum of $25 to become a member.
And yet they're up 43%, due in large part to me.
But that is good too.
Because the Heritage Foundation and I are on the same page.
In Washington, the Heritage Foundation is the single most influential public policy think tank in town.
Every independent analysis shows it to be.
And you in this audience are responsible for this kind of growth.
And that's a statement to people in this country fighting the imposition of progressivism or liberalism in America.
You're willing to put skin in the game.
And it's a it's it's a fabulous thing.
If you haven't joined the Faraday the Heritage Foundation today, please go to Askheritage.org and uh and take a look.
It is a gold mine of of uh information.
It is just amazing what all is there uh on a daily basis, and it's well worth whatever you choose to pay or donate in terms of joining, but the the minimum figure is 25 bucks.
Now, folks, I have to apologize for something here today.
And I normally wouldn't do this because everybody has bad days, but I am I'm sitting here, I've got I mentioned to you last uh Thursday or Friday, I have, and I seldom mention these kind of things either, but I have to because it's affecting me.
But I have this really excruciating pain because of a bulging disc, pinch nerve, whatever, uh in my cervical spine, and it's driving me nuts.
And as you know, I can take no pain medication.
So it's it's literally driving me nuts, and I stuttering on some words today or mispronouncing a couple, is I'm just distracted by it.
I've done part of the show standing up today because sitting making makes it worse.
See that making makes it worse.
And it's just difficult to comp uh to uh concentrate on this.
So I I haven't sounded my uh broadcast excellence professional best.
One of the things I'm doing, I've you know, homedics is a sponsor, and they've got this great neck massager, and there's there's no massage can fix.
I mean, the only thing that really fixed this is surgery, which I'm not gonna do because it to reach the problem they have to go through the larynx.
And they say, well, there's only a two percent chance that there'd be anything going wrong.
I can't take the two percent chance because the larynx uh voice box is uh is my career in business.
So, you know, this thing comes and goes, this is the worst it's been in five years.
Um, and I've done doctors and this sort of stuff.
It's just one of these things that has to work itself out.
But the hometics neck massager, we when it used that, it is um temporary relief uh at the time it's it's working.
It's really it's really been helpful, and I want to thank those people too, because they sent me one, even though and I paid for it, because I don't accept freebies.
But I did I did want to apologize to you because it just sit here getting mad at myself for stuttering at all these words, and it's just because I'm a little bit distracted and cannot concentrate fully.
Okay, brief time out, we'll take it, we'll come back and get your phone calls right after this.
Don't go away.
Let me tell you something, but the scariest thing, this it uh when Obama uh told Oprah that he gave himself a B plus and went through all those reasons why economy's coming back.
We uh we kept ourselves out of a Great Depression, uh the world loves us again.
If he really believes what he said, if he b really believes what he said he's accomplished, we are being led by a deeply delusional person.
That's scary, and I'm dead serious about this.
If he really believes it, I don't know if he really believes it.
But if he does, we in heap big doo-doo.
Little Indian lingo there.
Now, on this deal, White House De Reed cut deal with the Lieberman, eliminate the Medicare expansion.
How can Reed do that?
The Medicare expansion was put in so they can take the public option out.
Because the public option's a loser as well.
They've uh they've they've got a problem.
Like I told you last week, they're nowhere near sixty votes on this.
Don't believe anybody who tells you that they are.
It's no time to let our feet off the gas pedal.
Marilyn in Dallas, I'm glad you call.
Thank you for your patience and welcome to the program.
Merry, Merry Christmas, Arrash.
I want to thank you so much for sacrificing the pain you go through to share your brilliant mind with No, no, no, no.
There's no sacrifice.
I I appreciate that.
But I'm no I'm no martyr here.
I was just I really had to explain why I'm stuttering through words here today, because that angers me.
I am a highly trained broadcast specialist.
And to go to goof up on the basics is embarrassing to me, and I just wanted to explain it.
Well, you're operating on a A to the fourth power instead of A to the fifth power in your normal thing.
So don't kid yourself.
Thank you very much.
But you also are right about this Copenhagen not being about saving the planet.
It's about trying to prop up and save Gore's trillion dollar carbon trade business.
Because yesterday, on Fox Sunday, Representative Markey, you know, the one who sponsored the cap and trade in the Ed Mockie.
Yes, and he said that uh the ten billion dollars that Obama's gonna promise them is going to be used to save the rainforest in all these underdeveloped forests.
Well, they have done that with TARP money and bailout money to uh GM Motors already.
The uh Mother Jones magazine reported that money, billions of uh bailout money was used to purchase fifty thousand acres of a Brazilian forest, and they're going to be putting that on the lucrative carbon trade business, the the trees that have the sequestered uh carbon in it, and they're gonna sell it on the Chicago Climate Future Exchange, which by the way is started and owned by Goldman Sachs.
And that's what they're gonna be doing with this ten billion dollars is just setting up their carbon trade business.
Exactly.
It's it's it's uh I I don't know about saving the uh rainforest with the money.
If Mother Jones said that, then Mother Jones said it.
But we know that Copenhagen is not about climate change, it's not even about the weather.
It's not about saving the planet.
It's another liberal ruse to redistribute wealth from rich nations to poor.
It's really about destroying the United States.
Like I, folks, we are we we're a great nation.
At great risk in a dangerous world.
We always have been.
As the nations of the world's lone superpower, we are envied and despised and we are blamed and targeted.
That's always been the case, and we've always had leaders which know this.
Uh who know this.
We've always had leaders who knew the job was to protect and defend the United States.
What we face now is the same kind of attitude about this country from the people who now lead it.
That is genuinely scary.
The threat is also internal now.
So Copenhagen is all about coming up with plans to separate the United States from its money.
And other rich, relatively rich Western nations and societies.
It's been in the works for a long time.
Copenhagen is just the latest iteration of the uh of the effort.
Uh and I do believe it's about some people acquiring vast wealth in the carbon trading scheme by planting trees.
It's a it's a it's a it's a total hoax from start to finish, and it always is about enriching somebody.
We'll be right back.
From the uh UK Daily Mail, the Weather Underground, the Weather Underground, which is a website, forecasting record cold for Copenhagen this week.
The uh normals in December are 39 degree high, a 33 low.
The uh low temperatures this week will be 21, 17, and 22.
Record low temperatures in Copenhagen this week for the global warming climate change uh conference that uh perpetuates a hoax.
Great to be with you, folks, and we'll see you again tomorrow.
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