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Jan. 8, 2010 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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January 8, 2010, Friday, Hour #3
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And greetings and welcome back.
It's Rush Limbaugh, as always, having more fun than a human being should be allowed to have.
Look at this headline today in the Washington Post.
U.S. to push foreign governments to use full body scanners at airports.
Why, that ought to be easy.
Everybody loves Obama overseas, right?
Live from the Southern Command in sunny South Florida.
It's open line Friday.
One big exciting hour to go at 800-282-2882.
And the email address is lrushbow at EIBnet.com.
And I promise to squeeze a lot of your calls in during this hour.
As always, we have a full board, and we'll get there El Quicko.
Not only are the iguanas falling off trees in South Florida, which actually may not be a bad thing.
The iguanas are not native to Florida.
A bunch of people here buy them as pets and don't understand what they're getting.
And these things get big and they're going to be a nuisance.
So people let them go.
And they start propagating like crazy down there out there.
And they end up in people's yards.
And they can be quite scary.
Anyway, they're falling off of trees because of the cold weather.
You know, they're not used to this.
And they're cold-blooded.
And they basically get paralyzed.
Now, they die if the temperature gets below 32.
They die, and they can't be brought back to life.
But if the temperature is not below 32, they still can get paralyzed and they fall off the trees and just drop off.
And they can be revived once it warms up, if it warms up pretty quickly.
But my guess is a lot of people are running around trying to collect them and get rid of them because they have become an infestation kind of problem.
Manatees are big problems down here.
And of course, ladies and gentlemen, wouldn't you know, sea turtles seem to be the hardest hit.
Some 200 were rescued yesterday from St. Joseph's Bay up on the Panhandle.
They were brought to Gulf World Marine Park where they will stay warm in a holding pool.
And then along Florida's Atlantic coast, 93 sea turtles were found floating on a lagoon.
And experts said that the cold water shocked their systems.
Most were endangered green sea turtles.
They were sent to research facilities for some tender, loving care.
So it's not just human beings which are in trouble.
It's animals as well.
From Port St. Lucie, it never seems to stop.
Port St. Lucie, out of chicken McNuggets, you call 911.
Something else happened.
It's Fort St. Lucie recently.
I forget what it is, but get this.
The chill in the air is keeping hospitals busy in Port St. Lucie, Florida.
Thanks to the drop in temperatures in South Florida.
St. Lucie Medical Center is seeing an increase in the number of patients with colds and bronchitis and pneumonia.
Dr. Rudy Lindner says that ever since it got chilly, his emergency room has been full of patients with low immune systems who went out in the cold and got sick.
Wait a minute.
Now, I've not heard of people going to the hospital because it gets cold.
The cold does not make you sick.
You know, the old wife said, your mother was a bundle up.
You better wear a coat when you go out.
You're going to get sick.
You're going to get a cold.
No, no, no, no.
It's a virus that causes it.
And the virus is, I mean, this is cold season, of course, but the cold weather has nothing to do with it.
Look at, for those of you in Port St. Lucie, let me shout this in the rooster.
It's called Zycam, and it works.
And you don't go to the hospital with a cold.
What you do, the first moment you think you're getting a cold, go take some Zycam.
Have it with you at all times.
It's easy, a lot of different flavors, a lot of different formulations of Zycam, liqual lozenges and so forth.
They're wonderful.
It tastes good.
Come in a big orange box.
And what happens is the first time, the first moment you think you're getting a cold, you take one.
And then every four hours you take another one.
And if you catch it early enough, the odds are that your cold won't last as long and the symptoms will not be as severe.
If you're going to the and they're not going to give you Zycam in the emergency room, you got to go to a they have it anywhere, but it works.
If you are predisposed for colds or other season, you should not go into public, said Dr. Rudy Lindner.
Knocked me down.
I don't feel like eating and nothing tastes good, said patient Dorothy Tricoli.
Although doctors report a decrease in swine flu.
By the way, by the way, do you know that France, France has so much unused swine flu vaccine they're trying to sell it?
You talk about a hoax.
You talk about a scare that was never anything at all.
And there's Kathleen Sebelius out there telling it, we must take the vaccine.
And you remember the hell storm created when I said, I'm not taking it just because you tell me to.
Dr. Snyderman, MSNBC, was shocked and said, why would anybody disbelieve their government?
That's a chuckle.
The government's only there to help us.
There's so much more swine flu than we ever needed.
Guess who benefited from this?
Guess who benefited from this?
Well, the people that make the vaccine benefited from it, obviously.
And you'd have to say that government benefited from it because they were able to create all kinds of crisis mentality, and they got people bending to their will.
They got people frightened and scared, which is what a government like ours likes to do to people.
By the way, ladies and gentlemen, you know, it's been said by the White House that I am the leader of the Republican Party.
They said that Obama is, well, as far back as January, February.
And as you know, the state-controlled media picked it up and ran with it.
And I am the Republican Party leader.
Not so fast.
New Harris poll came out yesterday.
64%, it was 2,276 adults that were surveyed.
64% surveyed.
And what was it?
64% say that McCain is the leader of the Republican Party and that Newt and I are tied at 50%.
64% of these adults surveyed nationwide said McCain is influential in steering the direction of the party.
That's a 14-point edge over me and Newt, both of whom rated as influential by 50% of all of those people polled.
You know, McCain is running for re-election in Arizona, and he's running an ad.
He's running an ad that accuses Obama of trying to bankrupt the nation.
Well, now, that's pretty similar to what I say when I say all of this destruction of the private sector is on purpose.
He's pretty much saying the same thing.
Now, isn't it interesting when he says it?
He says it in a campaign for re-election in Arizona.
He wouldn't dare say this in his campaign for the presidency.
That's right, Limbo, because I wasn't going to criticize Obama.
I told you that.
It wasn't going to happen.
Okay, fine.
So he had to criticize Obama now.
He's not running against Obama.
Obama's already in office.
So he can run around Obama's.
And he's right.
Obama is bankrupting the country.
There's no question about it.
But where was this?
Where was this when we needed it?
It wasn't anywhere around.
It was dialed back and we couldn't go anywhere near that kind of story.
Here's an interesting story.
This is an AP from New Haven, Connecticut.
A one-time top attorney to former President George W. Bush is accused of trying to kill his wife at their Connecticut home by beating her with a flashlight and choking her.
57-year-old John Michael Farron is charged with strangulation and attempted murder.
He was ordered held Thursday on $2 million bail.
His lawyer called it a tragic situation.
Farron was deputy White House Counselor George W. Bush.
Is that top attorney?
Deputy White House Counselor Bush also worked on the campaign and transition of former President George H.W. Bush.
And the headline of the story, the headline of the story, Connecticut police, ex-Bush lawyer tried to kill wife.
Ex-Bush, there's a story about how the mayor of Baltimore is having to leave office on a plea deal.
She's agreed that she's admitting that they've got enough evidence to charge her with perjury and a bunch of stuff, but she's not admitting it.
This is a convoluted plea they give politicians.
She's going to leave office.
I read the whole story.
You never read that she's a Democrat.
You never read it.
You never see that she's a Democrat.
Not one mention in a very long story.
Headline, ex-Bush lawyer tried to kill wife.
Seems like everybody who ever worked for Bush over eight years who has an issue or a squabble or is nuts will be used to tar Bush.
How about if we had this headline?
Illinois police, ex-Obama colleague, tried to kill hundreds.
Dateline, Chicago, a one-time close associate of President Obama admitted to formulating plans to bomb the Pentagon and possibly kill hundreds in an effort to promote domestic terrorism.
William Ayers and his wife, Bernadine Dorn, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Would we ever see that headline?
Oh, but of course, ex-Bush lawyer tried to kill wife.
You think there's not a conservative ascendancy going on?
New Jersey Senate rejects bill legalizing gay marriage.
20 to 14 vote defeating the measure followed an hour and a half of public debate inside the New Jersey State Senate.
The nearly 1,000 supporters and opponents of the bill held rallies on the state house steps.
The measure fell seven votes short of 21 needed for passage, and it was not a party line vote.
Some Democrats voted against legalizing gay marriage.
Something is cooking up.
And this, folks, I cannot believe these people are doing this.
Months after the government took large ownership stakes in General Motors, Chrysler and the auto lender GMAC Financial Services, top lawmakers and members of the Obama administration are going to be taking a close look at their investment.
Pelosi, Stenny Hoyer, and Ray LaHood and others will meet with company executives, state and local leaders, and tour vehicle displays on Monday at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
This is like the Soviet leaders.
Gorbachev used to always go and look at the new weapons.
Always go look at the new Zill limousines and new Illusion jets.
Obama's administration and Pelosi and Hoyer are going to go visit their own car company's displays at the Detroit Auto Show?
That's got to be a mistake.
Reminding Americans that they own General Motor and Chrysler.
That's a blunder.
Only narcissists and fascists would do this to the dealers.
Do you think the dealers want to see the owners of these companies show up and parade around like they know what they're doing?
The last thing a General Motors or Chrysler dealer wants is for Americans to know that the government owns their products.
People aren't going to buy them.
What are Pelosi's approval numbers?
Is there anybody outside MSNBC's evening audience that can stand to look at her?
Obama, radically divisive to the point where tens of millions of potential buyers would never buy anything remotely associated with him.
This is like, as I said, it's like military leaders inspecting a bomb site in enemy territory and thinking surviving locals who lost family members will thank them for it.
I mean, this is dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb.
Go in there.
Hey, we're going to inspect our products.
We're going to go to the Detroit Auto Show.
We're going to see what our company's making here out there.
Fools.
Okay, back to the phones.
It's Open Line Friday.
Rush Limbaugh with half my brain tied behind my back, just to make it fair.
Mike in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Great to have you here, sir.
Hello.
Yeah, great to talk to you, Rush.
On the unemployment stuff, I've been driving trucks since 1974, so we've always been able to kind of see the trends in the economy because of the lack of freight.
And right now, there's a huge lack of freight.
There's a lot of companies closing, a lot of owner operators losing their trucks, going out of business.
And one of the things that the statistics don't count is the owner operators that have gone out of business.
So every month you can probably throw anywhere from 5,000 to 7,000 more people into the mix.
Right.
He's referring to a story we had earlier today that UPS is laying off 1,100 workers, and this is bright news.
AP says, there's good news.
It's bright news for the stock price.
Well, I know the stock price, they're thinning the herd.
Of course, investors like it.
But here it's 1,100 more jobs lost.
And it's, you know, you factor in the people that have given up looking.
And a lot of these truckers you're talking about own the trucks, right?
Therefore, they don't get unemployment compensation.
If you own your own business, you don't get a check.
No, not at all.
And Wednesday night before Christmas, a company called Aero Trucking out of Tulsa.
1,300 drivers lost their jobs and ended up stranded pretty well around the United States when they closed their doors.
And that's pretty scary.
You don't hear those stories.
What?
They just shut down the company?
Yep.
Yep.
Told the guys to take their trucks to the nearest dealership or terminal, and they give them a bus ticket home.
And some of those guys have been buying trucks through the company and got kind of left holding the bag.
Well, I know.
This is a disaster.
This is a man-made disaster out there.
And it's like I said at the top of the program, where does the buck stop with jobs?
You know, when people, I want to tell you something, folks.
When people realize that this has been on purpose for the express desire Obama has to set up his massive redistribution, which is what the healthcare thing is all about.
I was talking earlier about how Pelosi loves to run around and say that we're going to reduce costs.
There's no way.
But costs and price are a different thing.
And the use of the word cost is therefore intentional as opposed to price.
The price of healthcare is not going to come down because of this bill.
The price that people pay isn't going to come down, but costs to some people will.
Because some people who earn, I think it's family of four earning less than 80 and a single family earning less than 42, it's somewhere in those two ranges, will be exempted from having to buy insurance.
They're going to be subsidized by the government, which is us.
Everybody not being subsidized is going to have to pay for this.
Our costs will go up.
The prices are going to go up.
There are tax increases on people who have supposed Cadillac health plans.
Now, you can look at the subsidy in this thing as simple redistribution.
There are a lot of families that make under $80,000 a year.
There are a lot of families of four that make under 80.
They're going to be totally subsidized.
This is redistribution.
Everybody else is going to be paying for those people not to pay.
And we already have the S-CHIP programs, the state children's health insurance program, and you're a child in that program at age 29, I think, and you're paid for.
Already being subsidized.
So that's transfer of wealth.
When people figure out, when enough people figure out that all of this pillaring, this pillaging of the private sector, which is what it is, this bankrupting of the country, when they figure out it's been on purpose, and when they see the majority of the slush fund called the stimulus plan, which most of it hadn't been spent, when they see it start, it was supposed to kick in this year, remember?
That's what they started saying toward the early fall, into the late fall.
They said, it's not supposed to kick in.
It was Christina Rover.
It's 2010.
And then she said, well, we've probably gotten our bank for the buck out of this.
We may not do a second one.
And at that time, they'd only spent 20% of it.
It's a slush fund for Democrats' reelection efforts.
That's what it is.
And that's what TARP was.
That was a slush fund for Goldman Sachs, but that's a longer story.
Now, one in five working-age American men does not have a job.
That, according to the latest federal employment numbers, this is an all-time high.
20% of working-age men do not have jobs.
It illustrates the extraordinary toll that this recession has taken on male-dominated professions.
Men are more likely to work in sectors like manufacturing, manufacturing, construction, and thinking of trucking here, most recent call.
And these are areas that are more sensitive to economic downturns.
But the downturn has been particularly brutal on those industries, leading some observers to call this a man-session.
Only 80% of men 25 to 54 had jobs in December, the lowest since the Bureau of Labor Statistics started collecting that data in 1948.
Now, I want to put this in perspective.
80%, only 80% of men 25, 54 had jobs in December, the lowest since the Bureau of Labor Statistics started collecting data in 1948.
The lowest.
This is after a $1 trillion stimulus plan that the Obama administration said was going to keep unemployment at 8%.
This is after bailing out the banks and some financial institutions and Goldman Sachs.
This is after Obama's best stab at this.
But of course, no stimulus can ever work.
There's not a pile of money that's not being used that the government can infuse into the private sector.
In order to put a trillion dollars into the private sector, they've got to take it out first.
Or, in this case, borrow it.
Which just runs up debt.
There's no stimulus.
It's not possible.
And it's proof because it hasn't happened.
And back to the phones we go open line Friday, El Rushmoto, St. George, Utah.
And Joe, nice to have you here, sir.
Hello.
Hi, Rush.
How are you doing?
It's been a couple of years.
Very well, sir.
Thank you.
I, to get into this without sounding cocky, but you started your show on my birthday the day I retired from broadcasting.
I've been doing radio talk since 1969, and I have followed your career very, very closely.
In fact, all the radio talk shows.
I just wanted to say that of all the ones that I have seen, heard, been associated with over the years, you're the best.
I'm not sure you're the smartest, but you're certainly the best because you handle the callers and you handle the subject matter so well.
Well, thank you.
Thank you very much.
That's very nice of you to say, Joe.
Well, you know, we don't often get a chance to express our admiration for those of us in the field.
I mean, I still consider myself a broadcaster, even though it's been, what, 20 years now?
Yeah, if you retired in 69, yeah.
I've been trying to get through to you for a couple of years or for a couple of three months, four months maybe.
You know, one thing I never heard discussed was the fact that we did, in our infinite wisdom, turn the Congress over to the Democrats two years, two years before the Obama debacle.
It was Barney Frank and Chris Dodd and the Democratic Party who purposely engineered the collapse of the financial system.
That didn't happen by accident, and it had nothing to do with George Bush.
Sorry about that, Mr. Obama.
And sorry about that American people.
We've got to start paying more attention to who we put in the Congress.
Anyway, it's just a real pleasure to have a chance to express my admiration for you.
You do a remarkably good job.
And there are a lot of other guys out there who are doing, trying to do what you do and actually have some excellent ideas and their hearts in the right place.
They ought to all take a week off and just listen to the way you handle your show.
And maybe Hannity might even back off long enough to let his guests get a word in edge-wise.
Maybe Mark Levin wouldn't scare everybody off calling them nuts and hanging up on them.
Mark Levin knows what's going on, but he surely doesn't know how to be a radio guy.
Well, now, everybody has their own style, and they have their own objective and their own purposes.
Both those guys are friends of mine.
You probably gave Hannity his beginning when you were using him as a backup there for a while.
probably put him on the map.
You think?
Well, the way I look at that is he was a guest host, but if he didn't have the talent, he wouldn't be where he is now.
I mean, it's not just because he hosted this show.
It may have been because he hosts the show, expanded his visibility, but you can't take away the talent from these guys.
They're all good.
I appreciate your comments to me.
I really do.
Especially, you were in the business a long time.
And you know what amazes me, Joe?
And I take advantage of it.
It's so many people in the other media, television and print, who do not understand.
Even a lot of people on cable TV do not understand broadcasting.
You refer to yourself here as a broadcaster, not a talk show host.
And a lot of people do not understand at all what this is about, what the purpose is, how you go about it, what the business model is.
They haven't the slightest understanding.
They look at it as just another arm of a political operation, which it's not.
And some people who try to do this try to make it a political operation rather than a broadcasting enterprise because they don't have the slightest idea about broadcasting.
Broadcasting has its own skill set, requirements, talent requirements, so forth and so on.
And most people who judge this and are critics of it haven't the slightest clue what it is.
That's true.
And I think, in a way, their ignorance of that helps me to benefit from it even more.
Well, listen, you keep doing what you're doing.
I'll do that.
Don't change your style.
Don't change anything.
Just keep doing what you're doing.
I ought to call you nut and hang up on you.
I ought to call you nut.
I ought to call you nut and hang up on you.
Get off my phone.
Get off my phone, you nut.
But I bought Levin's book, I want you to know.
Well, now, you've got to say that's a great book.
Oh, yeah, it is.
That book sold over a million copies, I think.
Yeah, it did.
Great book.
And Hannity, you know, does this thing out in Provo, Utah one time, you know, on the 4th of July.
Does a lot of does a lot of great things.
The Freedom Concert.
Yeah, exactly.
You know, we have microphones.
Well, we all have our roles, Joe.
I remember I went to the National Review 50th anniversary dinner at a very ornate building museum in Washington, D.C.
And some of the invited guests there were wounded from Walter Reed.
And I was told that there were about eight of them.
And I was told they wanted to meet me.
Well, sure.
And I was escorted over to where they were.
And they were pretty severely injured, missing eyes, arms, legs.
And I got really embarrassed and humbled because they started thanking me.
And I looked at them and I said, thanking me.
All I do is talk on the radio.
No, no, no, Mr. Limbaugh.
We all have our roles.
And you support what we do, and you defend us.
And they were very appreciative.
And I've never forgotten that we all have our roles.
And everybody involved in what is right now an effort to save the country.
We all have our roles.
Everybody has their own way of going about it.
And we hope that the combined effort here is ultimately successful.
Looks like it's going to be.
Joe, thanks again very much.
I really appreciate it.
This is Alex in Minneapolis.
Great to have you, sir.
You're on the EIB network.
Hello.
Hello, Russ Marba.
It's a real honor to talk to you.
I've been wanting to do this for some time now, and I have a question.
Yeah.
Why does MSNBC, CNN, and HLN, why do they keep doing their liberal bias?
It's not where the money is anymore.
They're losing viewers and they're losing cash from advertisers.
Let me ask you this.
Why does the Democrat Party keep doing what it's doing, which is going to guarantee its shellacking defeat in November?
Because they believe if they can get something through now, it might help them and preserve them for the future.
They believe it.
They do it because they are committed to the end result and they will pay with their careers to get it.
That's how committed they are.
The same is true of people in the media.
They are so committed to the Obama agenda.
They are so committed to remaking this country that they will gladly suffer these losses, jobs, profits, and so forth.
They think that their business should be insulated from profit.
I'll never forget Dan Rather.
When Larry Tisch took over and bought CBS, first thing he did was look at the news division.
Somebody, this place hasn't made a profit in 20 years and he laid off 200 people.
Dan Rather had a cow.
Why, we're the Tiffany network.
You can't, why, this is a news division.
Why, you can't fire people.
We shouldn't be held to bottom line costs.
They think their mission is far above simple capitalism.
They do all wish to get paid and paid a lot.
And they don't think that that should be a pain for anybody who's paying them.
Now, these people are committed.
In fact, Alex, it's even worse than you think.
Those people, that's the one business, the one business I know of where the customer is always wrong.
You write a letter to the editor about the newspaper.
If they publish it, they'll rip you to shreds for not understanding what they do.
If you call and complain about bias, they'll tell you they're not, that they're not liberals, that your mind has been poisoned by people like me.
They're just and they don't think they're biased.
They don't think they're liberal.
They are that ignorant.
They think that what they are is just natural.
It just is, and that we are the kooks.
And when they see people abandoning them in droves, they say, okay, fine.
We don't want you anyway.
They have a bigger investment in defeating us than they do in defeating terrorists who want to blow up the country.
I think that one of the reasons why Ben Nelson and Blanche Lincoln and some of these people who know better voted for Harry Reid's health care bill is not because they support the bill and not because they think it's good.
They were gotten to, and it was said, you cannot let the Republicans win.
No matter what, you can't let the Republicans win.
The partisan divide in this country is worse than anybody thinks, and it exists on the left as a life or death situation.
It is a career versus death situation.
That's how committed and how fervently they are committed to it and look at it.
And they don't want to be bothered with profit.
They don't want to be bothered with, they don't like losing their jobs, they refuse to admit why.
Well, they're blaming it on, it's the internet.
The internet.
We can't keep it.
They don't understand.
It's content, content, content.
Anything in the media is about content.
People will go for the content they want wherever it is.
And if they're not getting it someplace, they'll go someplace else.
They're never going to change the content at the New York Times, at CBS, NBCA.
They're never going to do it.
Look at MSNBC.
These people, I don't even know how to describe what they do.
It's worse than propaganda.
It's indescribable what they do.
And they think they're kicking ass.
They think they are hitting home runs.
They think they are helping defeat Republicans and conservatives.
And that's what they want to do.
It's a, I know what you say.
Well, Rush, aren't you trying to beat liberals?
I'm trying to save the country, folks.
I'm, you know, yeah, we've got to defeat them to save the country, but I'm not trying to defeat them just to defeat them.
And I don't have a personal dislike for any of them.
They can't say that about us.
Their dislike and their animus is personal as well as issue-oriented and ideological.
You can tell by the over-the-top mischaracterizations, character assassinations, criticism, and so forth and so on.
That's a good call.
I'm glad you asked me that.
Needed to be said.
Be right back after this.
I was just talking about it and it just happened.
Just talking about it, and it just happened.
More positions are being cut from the Obama administration.
The Los Angeles Times is to cut 80 jobs.
Tribune company LA Times said it would close its printing operations in Orange County, resulting in about 80 layoffs as part of cost-cutting measures.
So certain parts of the Obama administration are being cut.
Lynette in Charlotte, Michigan.
Great to have you here on the program.
Oh, thank you.
This is really an honor.
Thank you.
Okay, I've got a question about this health care nightmare.
Yeah.
We are sending enormous amounts of money to Washington for three years.
Now, this part may be an oxymoron.
What trustworthy individual in Washington is keeping track of this money and not spending it?
What she is referring to, for those of you in Port St. Lucie in Rio Linda, is the health care bill.
The new taxes will start immediately.
All the new taxes, and there are 14 tax increases alone in the Senate bill, pretty much the same in the House.
Those taxes start immediately, but the so-called benefits, the actual reform to the health care system, will not start until 2014, maybe 2013.
The reason for this is they needed to play a budget gimmick.
They needed to have a 10-year number that shows up under a trillion dollars because the war in Iraq costs a trillion dollars, they say.
And so, healthcare reform, we got it.
It had to come in under a trillion dollars.
So, you got three years of tax increases or four, and then six years of spending.
If you did 10 years of spending, 10 years of taxes, the total cost is $2.5 trillion.
And what Lynette here is asking is that three and a half years' worth of taxes or three years of taxes is going to be put aside to pay for all the spending in the health care three years down the course not Lynette.
There is no way that that is going to happen.
No way in hell it's going to happen.
Just like it long ago stopped happening in Social Security.
That story I was telling you about identity theft the other day.
Mother and son have been charged in an identity theft case that started at a county library.
And all it took was a woman's purse was stolen at the library in July.
And within hours, her check card, her credit cards had been used several times.
Surveillance video from a convenience store identified the license plate of a car that was filled up with gasoline using one of those cards.
The investigators were able to trace that vehicle to a man from Minneapolis.
He's been charged along with his mother, whose name is Cynthia.
They each face several counts of identity theft.
That's how simple it can happen.
That's how simply or easily it can happen.
Life luck.
Now, nobody can ever stop it fully and totally.
I'm not going to wipe it out, but life luck comes as close as anybody does for just $10 a month.
I don't know why you would risk identity theft when you can do as much as you can with anybody with lifeluck for just $10 a month.
It's actually less than that because if you use my name, you get a 10% discount.
Here's a number to call 800-440-4833.
800-440-4833.
One more time, 800-440-4833.
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Well, another exciting week of broadcast excellence in the can.
There's a great story here, Foxnews.com by John Karchus, about why Byron Dorgan really quit.
And it is an excellent point.
Byron Dorgan has gotten away in North Dakota for ever, for portraying himself as a moderate.
A lot of Democrats who are just card-carrying ACLU leftists have been able to get away calling themselves moderates.
And what's happened is Byron Dorgan's been exposed now.
The healthcare debate, everything, all this spending, all of this, the people in North Dakota don't like any of this.
And he can no longer win.
He can't go back and say he's a moderate.
The blue dog Democrats in the House better pay attention to what happened to Byron Dorgan because that's why he's out.
That's why he's going to get shellacked big time.
With Chris Dodd, it's not the same thing, but it's a big deal.
And we'll talk more about it on Monday.
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