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Dec. 18, 2009 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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December 18, 2009, Friday, Hour #3
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Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24-7 podcast.
And greetings and welcome back.
The views expressed by the host on this show, now documented to be almost always right, 99.5%.
Live from the Southern Command in sunny South Florida, it's Open Line Friday.
I think it may be safe to say here, folks, that we have a trifecta.
A trifecta of failure by Barack Obama.
He failed to get the Olympics to Chicago.
His Asian trip was a failure.
His appearance today at the climate summit was a failure.
He had that disaster at the Olympics.
Our bid was the first one tossed out.
His Asia vision, nothing was accomplished.
Even the Politico blasted it.
Panned it universally.
Now the headlines out of Copenhagen are just brutal.
Obama is being described as angry by the Politico, his speech disappointing the UK Guardian.
The conference itself is said to be a circus, and the science of global warming is being undercut by the Russians of all people.
The Russians, by the way, have really confirmed the hoax on all this, and there's an understandable reason why.
The aim of these anti-capitalists over there is to get rid of oil, among other things, and that's a huge source of income, natural gas as well, for the Russians.
So it turns out that a bunch of these climate emails came from a Russian server, the ones that were posted and leaked.
Actually, not leaked.
I mean, the Russians were the whistleblowers here.
And they showed how all of their reporting stations are ignored if they don't get the data that the warmers want.
So that's all hitting these people over there.
This is a pretty good summary.
I mean, he's being described as angry by people.
Here's a good summary by the UK Telegraph.
If there were not $45 trillion of Western citizens' money at stake, this would be the funniest moment in world history.
What a bunch of buffoons.
Not since Neville Chamberlain tugged a Claridge's luncheon bill from his pocket and flourished it on the steps of the aircraft that brought him back from Munich has a worthless scrap of paper been so audaciously typed or audaciously typed.
There was one good moment at Copenhagen, though, some seriously professional truncheon work by a Danish plod on the Smellies.
Otherwise, the event is strictly for Hans Christian Anderson.
And what is being discussed there is a piece here by Gerald Warner on his blog at the UK Telegraph.
Copenhagen Climate Summit, most important paper in the world is a glorified UN press release.
The funny aspects are here.
It's sarcastic.
Some great historical references.
When your attempt at recreating the Congress of Vienna with a third-rate cast of extras turns into a shambles, when the data with which you have tried to terrify the world is daily exposed as ever more phony, when the blatant greed and self-interest of the participants has become obvious to all beholders, when those pesky polar bears just keep increasing and multiplying, what do you do?
What do you do?
Well, there's no contest.
You stop issuing three rainforests of press releases every day.
You change the heading to James Bond style, do not distribute and leak a single copy.
In the knowledge that human nature is programmed to interest itself in anything it imagines it is not supposed to see.
Whereas it would bin the same document unread if it were distributed openly.
After that, get some unbiased neutral observers, such as the executive director of Greenpeace, to say, this is the single most important piece of paper in the world.
Unfortunately, the response of all intelligent people will be to just die laughing about it.
But it was worth a try.
Everybody loves a trier, and the climate alarmists no longer are in a position to pick and choose their tactics.
But boy, was this crass or what?
The apocalyptic document revealing that even if the Western leaders hand over all the climate money demanded of them appropriately at the venue of Copenhagen, the earth will still fry on a three degrees Celsius temperature rise in the latest transparent scare tactic to extort more cash from taxpayers.
The danger of this ploy, of course, is that people might say, if we're going to be char-grilled anyway, what's the point of handing over billions?
Better to get some serious, conspicuous consumption in there before the ski slopes turn into saunas.
The single most important piece of paper in the world comes presumably from an authoritative and totally neutral source.
Yes, of course, it's from the UN Framework Committee on Climate Change that's running this summit.
Some people might be small-minded enough to suggest this paper has as much authority as a leaked document from number 10 downing revealing that life would be hell under the Tories.
This week has been truly historic.
It has marked the beginning of the landslide that is collapsing the whole man-made global warming imposture.
The pseudoscience of global warming is a global laughing stock.
Copenhagen is a farce in the warmest camp.
The main man is a railway engineer with huge investments in the carbon industry.
That says it all.
And then the last paragraph, if there were not $45 trillion of Western citizens' money at stake, this would be the funniest moment in world history.
And the Chikoms have snubbed Obama.
Why would, ask yourself this, why would the Chikoms support President Clinton, Obama, in Copenhagen?
Why would they?
He's promising to spend more money that we don't have.
They have already lectured him about it.
This is from Ed Morrissey, Hot Air.
Perhaps Barack Obama saw his arrival in Copenhagen today as the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal.
But it turns out it wasn't even the moment when nations began to pay attention to him.
When Obama trotted out his familiar exhortation that the time for talk is over, the Chinese apparently took him at his word.
There's no time to waste, Obama said.
Now I believe it is time for the nations of the world to come together behind a common sense purpose.
There has to be movement on all sides, but action was hard to find.
And the Chinese basically walked out.
It was, my friends, a huge humiliation.
And China has the correct approach, not just for China, but for an entire world struggling through an economic crisis.
You know, I really do think that Obama is risking his credibility by traveling all over the world again and again and returning home empty-handed.
I'm going to make the sea levels fall.
We're going to heal the earth.
We're going to have everybody with a job, blah, blah, blah.
Nothing, nothing that he has said he could magically make happen has transpired.
And what's happening is that you can talk all you want about what you didn't like about George W. Bush.
But Barack Obama is reducing the impact of presidential diplomacy like no president ever has.
He is a constant failure.
By the way, aren't Howard Dean and the boys saying Obama has failed?
Have they not joined me in that chorus?
They all are.
So he fails on every mission.
He becomes a laughingstock, and he looks desperate at the same time.
Now, Obama plans to meet with Dmitry Medvedev to discuss the stalled START PAC, strategic arms talks, which the Russians have also balked on verification issues.
White House does not expect to win anything there, which makes this trip actually a double failure.
From Reuters, state-controlled Reuters.
Congress will probably be able to stop the Obama administration from bringing Gitmo detainees to U.S. soil.
The Republican leader in the House said yesterday, John Boehner, said at least two pieces of legislation would have to go through Congress before the United States government can move any of the detainees to an Illinois prison, and he doubted either bill will pass.
I wouldn't want to bet on when these two pieces of legislation will pass, if ever, Boehner told reporters.
Now, the Democrats have a majority in both houses, but lawmakers in both parties are nervous about Obama's promise to close the prison camp at Gitmo and bring these people to a prison in Illinois, which is nothing more than a redistribution of wealth to Dick Durbin State.
We went to the recording studio to put this whole thing in song.
Remember looking out my back door, credence?
And we'll get back to your phone calls in mere moments.
The telephone number for Open Line Friday, 800-282-2882.
Okay, I have another quiz, ladies and gentlemen.
Is it more shocking to discover that Tiger Woods or President Obama is a total phony?
And which one's worse?
Team Obama, Team Tiger running neck and neck as the most unlikable frauds in the world right now.
Have you seen what's happened?
The Tigers, he's down to 5% popularity or approval from 80.
How about the irony in Obama's statement?
Pelosi and Rah Emmanuel and Obama are really jumping all over a congressman named Peter DeFazio.
Peter DeFazio's phone rang.
On the other end, it was Rah Emmanuel.
The White House chief of staff last month expressed frustration with DeFazio's resignation calls for Obama's top two economic aides, Geithner and Larry Summers.
He appealed for cooperation according to DeFazio, but Emmanuel, known for his blunt manner and ability to bend members of his party to his will, did not raise his voice with the Oregon Democrat.
Rah doesn't yell at me because he knows I'll yell back, DeFazio said, but others are learning that DeFazio, who has served in the House since 87 and describes himself as a progressive populist, is not easily intimidated.
Obama got him on the phone.
Don't think we're not keeping score, brother.
Don't think we're not keeping score.
And all of this is directed at a fellow Democrat.
And if you read this article, and I'm not going to read the whole thing to you, but if you read it, it's hard to tell that DeFasio is a Democrat, but he is.
All this from a Nobel Peace Prize winner who said in Copenhagen the time for talking is over.
Don't think we're not keeping score, brother.
Now, Obama doesn't keep score on the nation's finances, but he sure does keep score in the political games he plays.
That's why I say, Mr. Snerdley, it won't be long before the unmasking of Barack Obama occurs on a par with the unmasking of Tiger Woods.
Back to the phones.
Gary in Fairfax, Virginia.
I'm glad you waited, sir.
Nice to have you on the program.
Mega Christmas and Merry Ditto's Rush.
Thanks, sir, very much.
All right.
I'm calling about the big tent that moderates keep ordering conservative Republicans to make and the purity test they accuse us of demanding.
And I say that my tent is as big as the Constitution and that it's the moderates who are demanding this purity test.
Your 63% stat that you shared with us today is very revealing.
I think about 63% of the country that moderates feel don't belong in that tent.
What they want is that we allow moderates in there who are going to start cutting holes in that tent.
Now, wait a minute.
Well, hold it.
Hold on.
Wait a minute.
Let me, you've been on hold a long time, and people may not know what you're talking about.
There's a new battleground poll out that shit, and it's had the same result for eight years, and that is that 63% of the American people identify themselves as conservative.
Only 1% in this battleground poll called themselves moderates.
Exactly.
But see, it's not the moderates that have been putting this stuff out.
It's the Libras have left.
It's the Democrats who have been saying that we need a big tent.
Republicans are discriminating against people.
It's all about abortion.
It's all about the social issues.
And of course, the Republicans bought into this.
They think we've got to get that constituency to vote for us.
We've got to get that constituency to vote for us.
We've got to seek the moderates because the moderates are holy ground.
And the moderates, we are told if we make them mad, and it's easy to make them mad.
All you have to do is criticize Democrats.
Then the moderates will run away from you in droves.
And so the Republicans dutifully play along.
They don't criticize because they don't want to get the moderates mad.
1%.
And you'll notice that it seems to me we are the big tent.
Yes, we are.
We're as big as the Constitution.
That's plenty big.
And they keep demanding that we allow people in at the table and to vote for us and represent us who want to keep cutting holes in that Constitution.
You know, that the government should be running our lives and raising our taxes and taking away our freedom.
And every time we raise our hand and say, no, no, no, wait, wait.
That's not in the Constitution.
They got no right to do it.
We're accused of having the purity test.
Exactly right.
Exactly right.
By the way, Rush, I met a poster child moderate.
It blew me away, but it defined him for me perfectly.
Right after the election, this guy was proud of the fact that he went into the polling place not knowing who he was going to vote for.
You're kidding.
And that defined it for me.
That's what those, they're so proud of being open-minded that they're standing in line, and not till he actually pulled the lever did he know, and he never told me who he voted for.
Well, that's a moderate.
I don't believe that for a frigging minute.
Yeah, but he was proud of telling me that and telling me how closed-minded I was for knowing how to vote before I got there.
Yeah, well, he just wanted you to know how smart he is and how unideological he is.
And so he was making himself out to be a genuine mental midget while trying to make himself sound better than you.
Well, their highest virtue is open-mindedness, and they love pointing out how we conservatives are so closed-minded because we know what we believe.
You've heard that all your life.
Constantly.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Can I run one theory by you real quick?
Sure.
All right.
It's a little exaggeration, but I say there are no liberals in America.
There are liars and people who have been lied to.
It fits.
It fits.
If you understand that liberals lie, that's why I suggested yesterday, Harry Reid.
You say Harry Reid, Democrat or D, Nevada, change it to L. Harry Reid, liar, Nevada.
Nancy Pelosi, liar, California.
Harry Reid, liar, Nevada.
Doesn't matter.
Barney Frank, liar, Massachusetts.
It works.
This Tiger Woods stuff, folks, getting a little interesting here.
New York Daily News.
Questions surround Tony Galia's controversial techniques involving Tiger Woods and other superstars.
Let me read parts of this to you.
Sports medicine guru Tony Galia is the go-to guy for injured athletes seeking the quickest road to rehab.
The Toronto-based doctor has treated Tiger Woods, Dara Torres, Carlos Delgado and Jose Reyes of the Mets, gold medal spreader Donovan Bailey, quarterback Chris Sims, now with Denver, and dozens more in the U.S. and Canada.
Galea made house calls for Woods, applying his controversial blood spinning techniques to the golfer last year in Florida.
The relationship has left some sports medicine experts wondering why an enormously wealthy athlete like Woods, who has access to the best doctors in the country, would turn to somebody so far off the beaten path.
That kind of decision raises a red flag for Dr. Lewis Maharam, a former medical director of the New York Roadrunners Club and the former president of the New York chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine.
We need to ask questions now, Maharam said.
He's going to a doctor no one's heard of.
Long before his arrest and a report in Toronto's Globe and Mail linked him to a possible illegal drug activity, Galea was on the radar of anti-doping authorities on both sides of the border.
We're looking at the supply chain where athletes get drugs and who counsels them, says Paul Melyer, the president of the Canadian Center for Ethics and Sports.
Canadian authorities said that they've gotten complaints about Galia from athletes and coaches.
Here are the other names this guy has worked with.
He began working with Woods after Mark Lindsay, a chiropractor associated with Galea, guided Yankee slugger Alex Rodriguez through his rehabilitation from hip surgery last year.
Lindsay, who is the guy who recommended Tiger to go see the doctor, this Lindsay also consulted with Peyton Manning and formerly worked with such athletes as NFL star Bill Romanowski, who has admitted to doping.
Also, he worked with disgraced sprinters Tim Montgomery and Marion Jones.
Now, this is the chiropractor, not the doctor.
Galia began working with Woods after Mark Lindsay, a chiropractor associated with Galea, guided Rodriguez through his rehab, Peyton Manning, Bill Romanowski.
And Bill Plaschke, writing in the LA Times, says, well, I'll have to tell you when we come back.
Sit tight.
And we are back, Rush Limboy, here on the cutting edge of societal evolution.
You got to hear this.
Joe Lieberman was shut down on the floor of the Senate yesterday by none other than Al Franken.
It's standard operating procedure that when a senator reaches his allowed time limit, if he asks for a couple minutes more, it's always granted.
Did not happen yesterday.
This is a montage of an exchange between Lieberman and Al Franken and John McCain.
Health insurance for pretty much everybody in our country.
The senator has spoken for 10 minutes.
I wonder if I could ask unanimous consent for just an additional moment.
In my capacity as senator from Minnesota, I object.
Really?
Okay, I don't take it personally.
I've been around here 20-some years.
First time I've ever seen a member denied an extra minute or two to finish his remarks.
And I must say that I don't know what's happening here in this body, but I think it's wrong.
You don't know what's happening in the body?
Do you know what's happening in the country?
Everybody else knows what's going on in that body.
It's been corrupted.
Everybody, gee, whiz.
So apparently, CNN's Kathy Crowley said that the order was dingy Harry.
The fill-in host, Rick Sanchez, working for Campbell Brown last night, she had to go to a party.
And she talked with Candy Crowley and said, what's going on here?
What's this all about?
The Democrats on the left and on the right are hurting.
Senator Franken was the conduit to this, but this was on orders from Senator Reed.
He's the majority leader.
And he said, okay, the rule is that everybody's going to stay to 10 minutes on this particular bill.
And so 10 minutes, not one more minute, not two more minutes, which is very routine.
I never have seen anybody cut off either.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
This is not an accident.
This was planned.
And this is all about the rule reading the Sanders Amendment and also harping and coming down on Lieberman.
Now, we have a couple bites here with Reed and McConnell battling it out on the Senate floor that you might want to hear.
They've made their point to the American people.
They made it perfectly clear that they have no interest in cooperating or really legislating.
But the families and businesses who are suffering, hurting and dying every single day, have no time for these kinds of games.
That's why we're going to finish health care, whether the other side cooperates or not.
And this brought the following from Mitch McConnell.
The only conceivable justification for rushing this bill is the overwhelming, overwhelming opposition of the American people.
Democrats know that the longer Americans see this bill, the less they like it.
And it's not just that.
The more they see it, the less they like it.
But these guys have to go home for their Christmas break and they don't want to catch hell.
By the way, if you let a clown in the clubhouse, you're going to end up with a circus.
And that's what Al Franken being in the Senate is.
Senator McCain, you got a clown there taking orders from Dingy Harry.
Also, 2010, they want to move on to other stuff.
They want to move on to cap and trade.
They want to move on to more tax increases.
But mainly, they want to get this done before anybody finds out what, or everybody finds out what is really in this.
Ben Nelson, I told you, sticking to his guns on this.
Let's skip Nelson because I basically have reported what he said.
Let's move on to Howard Dean.
This morning on CNBC Squawk Bucks, the co-host Joe Kernan said, look, we hear about you need the momentum.
We have to do it even before the end of the year.
And there's a specter of November 2010.
There are some people that say the ire is greater than it was in 1993.
You almost sound like you can be a Ralph Nader here trying to do the right thing, but you end up scuttling a deal for the party with the best of intentions.
You know, I compromise and I compromise and I compromise.
I think a lot of Democrats compromise and compromise and compromise.
And finally, the compromises were just too much.
Most people don't get insurance until 2014.
Insurance premiums will double between now and 2014.
I'm not sure how we're going to afford all this if we continue down this path.
We aren't going to be able to afford all of this.
Insurance premiums will double.
And most people aren't going to get their insurance.
They're not going to get it for 2020.
The big myth of this bill is that even if everything they want gets passed, after 20 years, there are still 19 million uninsured in the Senate version of this plan.
It doesn't accomplish, it doesn't even attack the main objectives that people have or the main desires they have with the health care system.
Now, on drug re-importation, the White House assured liberal Kook bloggers that Obama is working back channels to get that done later.
I goes the re-importation of drugs, that's another thing that ticked off the left because that means insurance companies here get obscene profits and people don't get to buy cheap drugs imported from Canada.
So they held a conference call yesterday with liberal bloggers.
And during the QA, blogger Susie Madrack says, I thought that whole maneuver with importing the pharmaceutical drugs was shameless.
I mean, anybody in the industry knows that the FDA inspects those facilities in other countries, but in fact, a lot of the pharmaceutical companies that are bringing those drugs into the country from those exact same plants.
You know, and considering that President Obama campaigned on this, I would just like to hear some feedback on that.
One good thing that happened this week is that the labor HHS bill was among the bills that was finally approved by the Senate.
And in that bill was a proposal that President Obama put forth as soon as he got here, which is to get the FDA started on the kind of work it needs to do to have the infrastructure and the system to do importation of drugs safely.
And the president is committed to that.
He's put money in the budget for FDA to start working on how does this get the system up and running to do this kind of thing safely.
Were you able to understand that?
I have the transcript, so I know what she said.
Basically, she said that don't worry about it.
Obama's working on his back channels.
He'll get this done later on.
Which I'm sure all that's true.
All that and more is going to get done next year.
And in a year after that, there'll be more added to it.
It's never going to stop.
Now, this is the same phone call.
This is David Axelrod trying to walk back his comment that Ben Nelson and Howard Dean are insane.
I'm not professionally qualified to judge insanity.
Maybe I should have used a different word.
I just think it's wrong-headed to suggest that somehow these bills aren't infinitely better than what we have today.
They are, and it would just be a shame we have this extraordinary moment when we can win where we never could win before.
And I'm just, and that's the basis for which I use that word.
I don't doubt the sincerity of people in this debate on all sides.
And certainly, people in the progressive community I know care deeply about rectifying the very problems I'm talking about.
But these bills will go a long ways toward doing that, and that's why I feel so strongly about it.
See, they're in trouble.
They have to schedule this conference call with all these nutcake, loopy-toons bloggers, to try to assure them: no, we don't mean what we mean, and we didn't say what we said, and you didn't hear us right.
And privately, we do think you're insane, and we wish you would leave us the hell alone.
Now, there's a the next one, the last one is a question from a blogger at the Huffing and Puffington Post.
And the question is: the president's approval rating, I mean, there's no up in these polls, straight down for several weeks now.
The enthusiasm gap, the NBC poll today, you see overall really distressing signals for Democrats are 2010.
Is there something in the context of this healthcare debate or beyond it?
Is there something that you have in mind that will reverse this trend heading into next year?
I'd be the last person to dismiss polls.
I mean, given the profession that I've been in, but there are things that transcend polls.
You have the opportunity to do something in a positive way.
That's why we're here.
We're not here to husband our poll numbers like a trophy on the shelf and take them down and iron them every once in a while.
Don't be fooled, folks.
They're worried about the plummeting poll numbers, not because it's going to affect their energy to get this done, but Obama's a narcissist.
He wants to be idolized, not just loved.
He wants his face on Mount Rushmore, probably before he leaves office.
So it does bother them in that context.
But they didn't expect any of this.
Folks, I guarantee you that when they were imaculated, they were thinking that this was going to be a road as smooth as any ever paved.
They thought the universal love and devotion, they've made the same mistake that the Republicans made in 1994.
When we won all those House elections and took over the House in 1994, the Republicans assumed that the country at large had ideologically turned to conservatism, and they stopped teaching it.
They stopped explaining why they were doing what they were doing, and that allowed the Democrats to butcher it.
These guys, I think, have doubly overestimated that the country has turned far-left fringe because of the cult-like following Obama had.
And therefore, I think they're shocked and stunned by all of this.
I mean, that Olympic vote, they may act like it was no big deal, but being the first nation tossed out after Obama makes a special trip over there, presidents never do things like that without the outcome being set in stone before he even leaves town.
But they had so much faith in the cult-like ability of Obama to mesmerize and hypnotize people just because he was there.
Chicago would get the Olympics.
And they loved snubbing the president of the United States, this Copenhagen debacle.
More of the same, he gets lectured to over on his Asian trip.
His only quote-unquote success is laughing and shaking hands with Hugo Chavez.
But that didn't last long because Hugo is now referring to him as the devil.
Still smells sulfur.
In the meeting room at Copenhagen.
Oh, folks, it's getting even worse for our beloved new president.
This is from the French news agency just now.
In Copenhagen, Greens love lost for Obama.
Obama's hesitant appearance in Copenhagen drew dismay Friday from environmentalist wackos, conceding that the leader who once embodied their dreams is hamstrung politically.
Obama flew to Copenhagen on the final day of a high-stakes 194 Nation summit, where he urged developing countries to come aboard a deal, even an imperfect one, that cannot be built until later.
But Obama offered no new U.S. promises of action, despite predictions by many in Copenhagen that he would spring a dramatic 11th-hour surprise to turn around the faldering talks.
U.S. Representative Earl Blumenauer, staunch environmentalist in Obama's Democrat Party, said, I was frankly surprised.
I didn't think it was his strongest performance.
The fact is, there was nothing new, and maybe a little of a harsher tone.
Not looking good out there for our young new president.
Here is Charles.
Oh, sorry, Casey in Somerset, Kentucky.
Welcome to the program.
Hey, Rush, how are you?
Fine dandy.
Thank you.
I am so excited to be on the air with you.
I listen to you every single day, and I thank you for everything that you do.
You keep being warmed on my toes.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
I'm calling today because I had heard that you had mentioned the South Butt earlier in the program.
And although I listen to you every day, I'm going to have to admit that the few minutes that you were talking about it, I actually had turned down my radio so I could finish my Vent twin book that I'm reading.
So I'm sorry about that.
But my father-in-law called to say you were talking about the South Butt, and I wanted to call because about two months ago, I had purchased my first South Butt jacket.
Well, do you like it?
I love it.
And I think it's absolutely ridiculous that the North Face is trying to sue them.
So every time I wear it and anyone asks me about it.
I'm glad they are.
I'm glad they are.
I love the headline.
North Face suing South Butt.
I mean, I just wanted to say that.
It is.
It is pretty funny.
I know.
I just think the North Face is probably just upset that they didn't come up with the idea first.
I thought it was another Tiger Woods story, actually, but I took.
Well, anytime I wear it and anyone asks me about it, I encourage everyone to get online and order one because it helps this young man out.
Hopefully he's putting it to a college fun.
I'm going to send you a bill.
I'm going to send you a bill for $20,000.
That's how much it costs to have done what you just did.
What's that?
Mention you did a commercial for South Butt and you left out Northface.
I'm sorry.
I'm just kidding.
I'm just kidding.
I'm in the Christmas spirit already.
If you like South Butt, hell, that's good for you.
I like South Butt.
I think it's a great idea, and I think it's funny.
And you know what?
He's not hurting anyone.
They're just selling it at a drugstore in Missouri, from what I understand.
So I don't know.
I just think they're a little intimidated.
We'll keep a sharp eye on the North Face suing South Butt so we can provide continual updates.
Hey, folks, a question for you.
What would you rather have this Christmas?
HR, I forgot the line already.
What's the line?
Oh, yeah.
Would you rather have a stuffed stocking or a stuffed-up nose and all the other discomfort that goes with having a common cold?
We hung the stockings by one of the four fireplaces.
We don't put stockings on every fireplace.
We put stockings on the main living room fireplace.
And I put in the stockings a box of Zycam.
And by the way, it's Christmas travel season coming up and all of the snow and winter blizzards, Zycam, have it with you.
The first moment you think you're getting a cold, take it.
It will work.
You really have to get the CDs.
You really have to listen to Mannheim Steamroller in stereo.
It is just beautiful, beautiful treatments of great Christmas music and some of their own original creations as well.
By the way, Nancy Pelosi was at Copenhagen, and she said that climate change will hurt women and children hardest.
Proving that this has nothing to do with science, that it is all about communism, liberalism, and world government.
And have a wonderful weekend, my friends.
Be back here on Monday.
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