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Jan. 29, 2010 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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January 29, 2010, Friday, Hour #3
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And we are back, Rush Limboy and the Excellence in Broadcasting Network on Friday last hour here.
Let's make it count.
Live from the Southern Command in sunny South Florida.
It's Open Line Friday.
Well, that's not true.
We're not sunny in South Florida.
We're in Las Vegas.
I have been asked not to reveal the location.
Security is afraid of mobs of people showing up to say hi.
So all I can say is we're in a super secret location.
You couldn't find it.
I mean, even if you had some idea, you wouldn't be able to find it.
If you knew the building, you couldn't find it.
It's still not going to tell you where we are.
Telephone number 800-282-2882 if you want to be on the program email address ilrushball at eibnet.com.
Now, the thing about Open Line Friday, as you know, is the day of the week where callers are allowed to bring up whatever they want.
Not the case, Monday through Thursday.
This is our last hour of the show today.
A last hour from Las Vegas.
We'll be back with a high-definition dittocam in full swing on Monday after the final night of the Miss America pageant, the one you'll all see on television tomorrow night at 8 o'clock Eastern on the TLC network.
So Obama says he's not a Bolshevik, but folks, the Communist Party USA loves Obama.
Here's just some sample headlines.
CPUSA and Obama platforms are identical.
August 8th, 2008, forget for the moment about Bill Ayers and Obama's other communist friends and mentors of the distant past.
And they go on to cite how his agenda and theirs, their platforms, Obama's and the CPUSA are identical.
And look, I mean, we had some fun with this in the first hour, but Obama has come out now.
Osama, Osama has come out and started spouting every talking point on global warming from Al Gore and a Nobel Peace Prize winning United Nations to Barack Obama.
Beating up on America.
America's destroying the planet.
America didn't sign Kyoto.
Obama's signaling his desire to destroy USA, its economy, Western civilization, capitalism.
Just what the Communist Party USA wants, just what Obama is doing.
Here's from, let's see, the date of this one.
CPUSA, Obama will change USA forever.
And they're happy about it.
August 7, 2008, Communist Party, CPUSA, endorses Obama.
Communist Party USA hails Obama victory.
From the understandably elated editors of the Communist Party USA's People's Weekly, formerly the Daily Worker, July 1st, 2009, Communist Party USA celebrates Obama's first six months.
Communist Party USA to take the streets for Obama.
August 10th, 2009, this is to oppose the Tea Parties and the town hall meetings that are going on.
Communist Party USA honors SEIU and the AFSCME union leaders.
CPUSA speech lays out Obama gender.
I mean, it's right there for people.
And these are not, you know, play communists.
I mean, they're not all that powerful here.
Well, they are, actually, with Obama in office.
But I'm just, I'm just, he says that he's not a Bolshevik.
I'm not.
I'm not an idiot.
But he most definitely is.
I have this thing.
I still don't know if this is satire.
If it's not satire, folks, it's from the UK Telegraph.
If it's not satire, This would explain why the British Empire will never ever be anything close to a British Empire again.
Nicole Mamo, 48, wanted to post an advertisement for the $5.80 or £5.80 an hour domestic cleaner on her local JobCenter Plus website.
The text of the advertisement ended by stating that any applicant for the job, quote, must be very reliable and hardworking, unquote.
But when Ms. Mamo called the Job Center Plus in Norfolk the following day, she was told that her advertisement would not be displayed.
A Job Center Plus worker claimed that the word reliable meant that they could be sued for discriminating against unreliable workers.
Ms. Mamo, a mother of two, said the situation was ridiculous.
I placed the advertisement on the website, and when I phoned up to check, I was told that it hadn't been displayed in the Job Center itself because we can't put that up there because they could have cases against them for discriminating against unreliable people.
I laughed because I thought that was crazy.
We supply the NHS with staff, so it's very important for the patients that we have reliable workers.
We find jobs for hundreds of temporary staff every week and are proud of our workers, but our reputation is at stake if they aren't reliable.
I mean, we're taking people off the dole.
We're finding them jobs, so not displaying the advertisement just seems absolutely ridiculous to me.
It does to me too.
I still can't believe the UK Telegraph is not a gossip site.
It's not a satire site.
But see, even if it is, good comedy requires an element of truth, and the political correct people of the world and in this country would no doubt applaud this kind of thing.
Did you happen to notice the other day, and you may not have because I haven't talked about it, Obama has canceled all future moon trips.
He's canceled the development of the rocket that would take astronauts back to the moon.
He is redefining the mission of NASA away from space and aeronautics and toward the monitoring of global warming.
When the White House releases budget proposal, on Monday, there will be no money for the Constellation program that was supposed to return humans to the moon by 2020.
The troubled and expensive Ares 1 rocket that was to replace the space shuttle to ferry humans to space will be gone, along with money for its bigger brother, the Ares 5 cargo rocket that was to launch the fuel and supplies needed to take humans back to the moon.
In the meantime, the White House will direct NASA to concentrate on Earth science projects, principally researching and monitoring climate change and on a new technology research and development program that will one day make human exploration of asteroids and the inner solar system possible.
Perhaps NASA could use the extra climate babysitting money as a new report suggests the agency may have been complicit in skewering the record on global warming.
We all know that James Hansen is an insane lunatic violating all kinds of federal rules about opinionating as a federal employee.
And he's part of this whole hoax that was going on at East Anglia, the university over there.
And the manipulation of data, all of this was going on.
So NASA, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, canceling space exploration.
And instead, we, ladies and gentlemen, are going to be monitoring global warming.
Isn't that cool?
By the way, folks, We're still at the peak of cold season, and I just found something new.
Zycam, no, it's not new.
I mean, Zycam's been around a long time, and there are all kinds of different ways you can use Zycam.
You know, Zycam's the stuff that if you catch it, you're cold, as soon as you think you're coming down with it, you use Zycam.
The odds are you will slow down the onset.
You're not going to totally beat it.
It's not a cure.
Don't misunderstand.
But it will shorten the duration and it will significantly lessen the symptoms that you suffer.
And there are a number of different ways.
There are lozenges that you let dissolve on your tongue.
They come in different flavors.
There's also an oral mist.
An oral mist, I can show it to you right here.
That's it.
You spray it in your mouth.
It's also a breath spray.
You spray it in four spots in your mouth and tastes good.
And you got to hit your mouth first.
I hit my cheek on one of those.
But nevertheless, it works and it tastes good and it is easy to use.
It's even easier than the gel swabs were to use.
You know, they've been banned because Obama is seeking to do damage to all my clients.
But they are creative at Zycam and they've come up with alternative ways to get the active ingredient that makes the product work in different forms.
And now have the cold remedy oral mist.
This, I happen to have, I'm holding here my formerly nicotine-stained fingers, the mint scent flavor.
And it really, just spray it four times in four different areas of the mouth and don't drink anything for a while.
You can blow your nose, but you can't drink anything for a while.
And it's magic.
It works and it's easy.
And it fits inside even the smallest handbag.
Zycam Cold Remedy Oral Mist.
Look for it.
Buy a case of it.
Give it to your friends and have it everywhere you are in case you come down with a bad cold.
And before we get back to the phone calls, some soundbites I intend, again, let's get them now here.
We're starting audio soundbite 13.
John Kerry, the haughty, French-looking man from Massachusetts who also served in Vietnam last Wednesday in Washington, he was speaking at a 2010 Clean Energy Jobs and Security Forum and said this.
You know, if Tea Party folks can go out there and get angry because they think their taxes are too high, for God's sakes, you know, a lot of citizens ought to get angry about the fact that they're being killed and our planet is being injured by what is happening on a daily basis by the way we provide our power and our fuel and the old practices that we have.
That's something worth getting angry about.
Did you hear that?
Were you able to understand what he said?
And it's a typically cheap Democrat microphone in a room that has worse acoustics than the one I'm in.
Okay, here's, I'll tell you what he said.
You know, if the Tea Party folks go out there and get angry because they think their taxes are too high, for God's sake, a lot of citizens ought to get angry about the fact that they're being killed and our planet's being injured by what's happening on a daily basis, the way we provide our power and our fuel and the old practices that we have.
That's something worth getting angry about.
So he wants the environmentalist wackos to go get as angry as the Tea Party people.
It's not anger, it's passion.
The anger they already have, they're angry on general principles.
They're angry because they hate being alive.
They are self-loathing people, these leftists.
And I can't imagine what it would be to get up and live their life every day.
To have to be mad all the time at everybody else, knowing full well you are a failure and having the inability to do anything about it because you will not look at yourself.
You got to blame George W. Bush.
You got to blame corporations.
Or you have to blame somebody.
Blame talk radio.
My gosh, Tea Party people are not terrorists.
The environmental left, Senator Kerry, has actual terrorism.
And they get prosecuted for it.
The Earth Liberation Front, some guy tried to plant at an automobile dealership a bunch of car bombs, or one car bomber, actually a gasoline bomb, and it didn't go off.
And it was found, and he'd put the initials, he'd carved them right above where the thing was, so it'll be seen later.
He was going to try to blow something up.
I mean, these people get prosecuted.
They had Earth First and all this.
I mean, the environment.
Senator Kerry, what are you talking about?
These people are enraged already.
It's that they're wrong and that the passion that they have is not for anything positive.
You can't compare them to the Tea Partiers.
Here's Doris Kerns-Goodwin, well known as a plagiarist.
But she, despite that, is one of the most respected voices in the Democrat Party and on the left.
She is an historian.
She's married to Richard Goodwin, who's a funny guy.
If I were a woman, I wouldn't want to be married to him, but women look at men differently, I suppose.
And she always on TV, and she does speak very well.
She's very articulate, very clean, and well-spoken.
And there's no Boston dialect when she speaks unless she wants to have it.
She's done bios on a lot of people, did bios on LBJ, and there were rumors about what went on there.
How she was able to learn so much.
So she was on, one of her favorite networks is MSNBC.
She's there all the time.
And she was on with Scarborough.
And Scarborough asked her, is the first year of the Obama presidency going to be looked back on by historians as a health care failure?
The most important thing historians look at for the first year is what did it reveal about the temperament of the guy who was there?
For example, JFK's first year was a disaster on the surface.
And yet he had learned so much from that year that when the Cuban Missile Crisis came along, he had changed his decision-making style.
Obama is a man who, even though he didn't have tons of experience before he came in, he's had experience this year.
And the greatest hope is that he's learned from that experience.
Wait a minute.
What I love about this, folks, is that all during the campaign, we were told his experience didn't matter because he was clean and articulate and didn't have a black dialect except what he wanted to.
And he was so fresh.
He was unlike anything we had ever had before.
Remember that?
Post-partisan, post-racial, post-achievement.
He was the messiah.
He was the one he had been waiting for.
You know, all that rot gut.
And now all of a sudden, after this first disastrous year, when he's got super majority in the Senate, a clear majority in the House, and can't get most of what he wants done after the first two to three weeks.
Now all of a sudden, what happened?
He didn't have any experience.
Oh, well, maybe he'll learn from it.
I just, I love these elites and the way that they look at things.
And Barney Frank, our last soundbite before we go to the phones, this morning on CNBC Squawk Bucks, the co-host Betty Quick was talking to Barney Frank.
And I usually have to translate these anyway.
The question was, what is the message coming from the voters of Massachusetts after you lost the Kennedy seat?
People are angry that we did a lot to try and start the economy back up, and they haven't seen it yet.
I think there is that anger.
There is uncertainty and concern about the health care bill.
Clearly, the fact is that the Obama recovery from the Bush recession has gone much more slowly than we had hoped.
And at some point, people forget that there was a Bush recession and they focus on the slow Obama recovery.
I don't think they forget there's a Bush recession.
The frigging president reminds them 15 times a day.
All told, it's probably 30 times a day, given how many times you people in Congress talk about the Bush recession.
Hell, it's now being called the lost decade, which in truth refers to the Japan economy of the 80s, but it's the lost decade.
Maybe it was the Japan economy of the 90s, whichever.
However, ladies and gentlemen, Barney's got it all wrong.
He's a smart guy.
He's not dumb.
But to blame Bush, to blame Bush and the anger at Bush for explaining why a majority of Democrats in the state elected a Republican, they're back on their heels more than I knew.
Here's Matt, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
You're first.
It's great to have you in this hour, and it's great to have you with us.
Hey, Mega Diddlesrush from Global Warming, 18-degree Grand Rapids.
Thank you very much.
Freezing here.
I could use some of that global warming.
I'm calling because I don't know if you realize what a gift you've given to the administration and the Democrats in your recommendation to hold the KSM trial in D.C. Or Detroit.
Oh, also an option.
But what do you like about D.C.?
Well, what I like about the D.C. area is politically, it would be a gift to the Democrats, especially going into the November election, because they don't have any representation in Congress.
There's no senators or congressmen.
So it would truly be a neutral venue.
It'd be perfect.
Wait, wait, wait.
In other words, it's the only place that I've been.
I've had a long week.
I'm not getting much sleep because I'm up late.
But you say there aren't any Democrats in Washington?
No, no, the district isn't represented in Congress.
Oh.
Oh, oh, oh.
So nobody can lose their job if Washington gets hit.
Yes, and it's the only place the trial could possibly be.
And I think you've shown genuine outreach to the administration.
Well, look, I'm always willing to help.
You've got that right.
You've got that right.
Well, but there is, there is, I hate, I hate, look, you've got a great idea here, and I applaud your thought, but there's one thing I do have to point out.
They do have an advocate, a non-voting representative.
I forget what the exact title is.
It's Eleanor Holmes Norton.
So they do have somebody in there, but she doesn't get elected.
You're right.
At least she's appointed.
Or the mayor picks her, or maybe somebody just decides, hey, I want to be the representative in the House and you clear it through Jesse Jackson and you get it done.
Maybe you have to call Sharpton now, too, to get that done, but I don't know.
The reason for D.C. is that Obama and Holder, if you're going to dole out federal money, give it to D.C. I mean, the place needs it, $200 million for security for the trial.
They got federal courthouses there and a big circuit there.
And Holder's right there.
He could monitor the trial, go in there every day, make sure that the prosecutors are doing exactly what he wants, prosecuting it in a way so that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed gets a big soapbox to really bump all over Bush and Cheney so that these wild idiots over in Europe, the international court, could maybe bring war crimes charges against Bush and Cheney, which is what they want.
Now, the other thing to do is Detroit.
This is my second idea, because I mean, really, in our system, judicial system, folks, one of the requirements, one of the things that sets us apart from all other civilized and uncivilized countries, particularly the uncivilized ones, what sets us apart is finding a jury of our peers when we are accused.
You will not find a better place to possibly put together a jury of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's peers than in Detroit.
I mean, Dear Bornistan is right there.
Also, you could also, here's the third place you could go, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, you could get a jury out there that could find you innocent after two years of incontrovertible evidence just because they don't like the mayor and the police chief.
So, I mean, there's any number of places a holder could do this since New York no longer wants a truck as Chuck Yu Schumer does want to be reelected.
Quick timeout back after this.
Don't go away.
I was silly.
I was silly to get my hopes up on the new trial location, Washington, Detroit, maybe L.A.
The Obama administration has already said they're going to keep it in New York, but not in Manhattan.
They want to move it to Governor's Island.
It's a tiny little island.
It's not populated.
It used to have some sort of a military installation.
The only reason I know that is because when I first moved to New York, I had some friends, real tight wads, and they came in for the weekend and they stayed out there.
And I didn't know anybody could stay there.
I don't know if they had to pitch a tent or what.
So Governor's Island is one place or some military installations nearby.
Now, I don't know if this is going to please Chuck Yu Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand and the New York congressional delegation, plus the mayor and all that, because, I mean, Governor's Island is just, you know, a George Washington silver dollar toss from Manhattan.
And you still got to drive the guy back and forth to a prison every day to the trial that's there, which is going to keep the security.
It's still going to be disruptive.
This is the Obama administration.
It's two things now.
They're thumbing their nose at the New York demigration.
They have defunded the 9-11 health care plan for New York and its people there.
And now this, the mayor and Chuck Q. Schumer, and everybody says, please, we don't want this trial here.
We want to get re-elected.
They saw what happened in Massachusetts.
So Obama says, fine, we'll just move it about a couple feet over to Governor's Island.
Here's Dave in Wyoming on a cell phone.
Great to have you with us, sir.
Hello.
Hey, big rig driving dittos.
Rush.
Thank you very much.
Got a question about your Miss America judging.
Yeah.
First of all, let me thank you for your service for going down there.
I mean, Las Vegas and Miss America contestants parading around.
That must be awful.
Well, somebody has to do it, and everybody has to be somewhere.
And my name came up.
Hey, I want to know if you've experienced the strange phenomenon yet that when a black contestant is on the stage, you forget that she's black.
You are not helping me out here.
I forgot.
Actually, the black contestants are not on the stage for 70 minutes or at least an hour, and it took that long for Matthews to realize that he'd forgotten Obama was black, which, again, caused a little bit of a stir.
But no, we're colorblind here at the Miss America pageant.
What would the media rush have done to you had you said something so completely off the wall, stupid, ignorant like that?
Oh, I know.
I've had a bunch of people say, well, if I had said that, if I had said what Harry Reid said, he's a light-skinned black, doesn't speak with a Negro dialect unless he wants to, this guy can win.
If I had said that, oh, you'd still be here.
Well, you're still hearing about my comments that were not even about Donovan McNabb.
And it's five or six years after the fact now.
So you're exactly right.
A brilliant observation on your part.
Rush, the drive-by media has forgotten how to blush.
Yeah, I don't think you can embarrass them.
It's pure propaganda all the time.
They're shameless.
Good way to go.
Thanks very much, Dave.
I appreciate the phone call.
By the way, speaking of the Miss America pageant, I was going to bring this up because I frankly have forgotten it, but till this guy's call.
Last night, they've had a different MC each night, the preliminaries, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday night.
Last night was the final night of the preliminaries.
And last night's MC was Dina Blizzard, a comedian from New Jersey.
And she involved off the cuff us six judges.
She decided, you know, it's time for us to judge the judges.
The judges get to sit here and judge everybody else.
And so, you know, we're caught up in this and have to play along.
And there was only one actual thing we had to perform, and that is we all had to stand up on queue and dance, all six of us.
And then the audience was going to vote as to which one of us was the winner.
So I got up and I started dancing, and I did the Jersey fist bump because that's what she said she wanted.
And I was doing the Jersey fist bump, and I went kind of nuts there for 30 seconds.
And lo and behold, if I didn't win it, I won the Judge Talent Show last night, was called up on stage.
The retiring current Miss America, Katie Stam, who will crown the new Miss America on Saturday night, gave me a, they didn't have a Mr. America sash, so they created one that said Mr. New Jersey.
And it was a picture of me wearing that, and they couldn't find a coffee cup named Rush, so they got me one with the name Roy on it and gave me that.
Katie Stam, the current Miss America, signed it.
And all the Miss America pageant contestants are on stage.
This is at the end of the night.
So I just wanted you people to know I won a talent contest here at the Miss America pageant, but I was not competing against the girls.
John in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Great to have you with us on the EIB network.
Hello.
Hello, Mr. Limbaugh.
Hi.
I am a recent graduate of Purdue University with a B.S. in aeronautics and astronautics, and I wanted to expand a little bit on what you were saying about what Obama is doing to the space program.
Two big things disturbed me about this.
First, that he would spend $700 billion quite uselessly on the stimulus bill and also skewer one of the only civilian government agencies that has produced any kind of real measurable benefits for the United States.
And it also disturbs me that he would make that something like this would come out during NASA's Remembrance Week because the three fatal NASA accidents happened in the next year.
There's one thing, there's one thing to learn about this, and that is that Obama is a Bolshevik.
He is an ideologue.
And what he's doing is using, take every government agency and turn it into an engine or a machine to advance his agenda.
So you take SpaceX, well, they're not taking space exploration out of the way.
They're still going to study asteroids.
But there were big plans to go back to the moon to prepare for maybe going back.
You know who's going to really be torn up over this?
Is I have a mental block.
Guy who wrote a brief history of time, the smartest guy in the world, Stephen Hawking.
Stephen Hawking.
Stephen Hawking says that we have no hope if we can't get off the earth.
We've got to colonize.
So this got to devastate him.
He's got to be just as devastated today as Obama.
I'm sorry, Osama bin Laden was, because he's got this big bit out there blaming us for global warming today when it's actually water vapor.
Somebody's got to tell him that.
And I wouldn't want to be the person that has to tell Osama that it's not America, it's water vapor.
Now, somebody's going to tell Stephen Hawking that we're not going to be able to colonize anywhere because Obama has shut it down.
So every government agency is now a tool to advance this radical agenda.
Byron York has a fascinating piece today in the Washington Examiner, and it's about questioning whether Obama is tired of the job.
And what Byron's done is gone back and looked at Obama's history, his work history, starting when he felt he was behind enemy lines in the private sector at some law firm, and then the Illinois legislature, and actually community organizing, because every place he went, he didn't like having so little power.
The reason, in fact, Byron says he wanted to go to Harvard because he wanted to learn about power.
Obama wanted to learn how to get it, how the people who had it networked, how the people who have power implemented it, and how they got it.
And he figured Harvard was the place to learn it.
So he went there.
And he comes out of Harvard and he goes to Illinois legislature.
It's not satisfactory enough.
Gets bored with it, not enough power.
Goes to the U.S. Senate.
And the story says that Harry Reid took Obama's side.
Look, this is not your place.
You're not going to go anywhere here.
You have to be here too long to go in.
You're not going to want to spend the time.
I can tell you don't want to be here.
And it said, Harry Reid, you need to run for president.
I think a lot of this stuff is in that book.
Whatever, this new book that these guys saved all this stuff to make a profit on rather than put it in the news accounts of the campaign.
I can't remember the head change.
Back grope.
I don't know what I can't remember.
It's all in there.
And so what Byron's theorizing now is, is Obama tired of this job?
I mean, he's got all the power.
He's got the most powerful job in the world, but it's useless.
He can't get anything done.
His big things are being stymied.
He's got these supermajorities.
And is he tired?
Is he getting bored with it?
And if he is, what's he going to do next?
He's thinking, he can't just quit.
Presidents don't just quit.
So if he's bored, he's got to do something to keep himself energized.
And that's got to be trying everything he can to implement this agenda.
So turning this NASA into a tool to advance this radical agenda that's typical.
In the process, tear down the things that do work.
Remember, this is a guy in his, out of the 60s.
This is the Blame America First People.
The people of the 60s, Bill Ayers trying to blew up the Pentagon.
These are people who did not like this country.
They were trained and educated not to like it and in some places to hate it.
I got to go a quick time out here.
We'll finish up with your calls when we come back.
Don't go away.
Ha.
Welcome back.
Rush Glimbo's Open Line Friday from Las Vegas.
Here's the Reuters headline of Obama's trip to the Republicans today.
Obama assails Republican foes, urges bipartisan effort.
Assails?
Urges bipartisan effort?
Assails?
I have a friend, ladies and gentlemen, who just sent me a note backing up what I said about Governor's Island as a place not suited to trial Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.
I described it as being a George Washington silver dollar throw away from Manhattan.
His friend says to me, only somebody who has not been to Governor's Island would propose having the KSM trials there.
I go there several times a year to take the kids of Little League games.
Governor's Island is about a three-minute ferry ride from Lower Manhattan.
Great view of the Statue of Liberty so Khalid Sheikh Mohammed could look at the target of one of his future attacks.
There's barely enough functioning infrastructure on the island for a Little League game.
Before each game is played there, the kids' coaches send out warnings to bring water because the only drinkable water is about a half mile from the baseball field in makeshift bathrooms by the ferry terminal.
The Coast Guard departed.
That's what it was.
That's where my cheap friend stayed.
It's a Coast Guard installation.
Coast Guard departed years ago, and all the quarters, offices, et cetera, have been deteriorating while the state and city have been fighting over what to do with the place.
Food is available during summer weekends only on hot dog carts and ice cream trucks that come over from the mainland on the ferry.
That is where Obama wants to put the Khalid Sheikh Mohammed trial.
Governor's Island.
It is three-minute ferry ride from, and it's down near lower Manhattan, by the way.
Here's Casey in Casper, Wyoming.
Great to have you on Open Line Friday.
Hello.
Yeah, I'm in Ohio Dittos, Rush.
Yeah, I just want to make a comment on the remarks that President Obama made about being a really good one-term president.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, if he was really good in his one term and he assumes he wouldn't be re-elected, who is he being good for besides the American people?
Well, no, being good for himself, that's an excellent point.
Be a really good one-term president.
I mean, the people would reject him.
That's exactly right.
One good, look at this guy knows what he's doing.
He knows he's going to be governing against the will of the American people.
And his definition of success is succeeding in defying the American people.
That's why I say I want him to fail.
And that comment about be a really good one-term president or mediocre two-term president can only mean if I lose in one term, I mean, I've done such a great job of implementing my statist vision that I am sent packet.
Great, great point.
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Well, it's not a tulip.
Well, what is it?
You told me it was a tulip yesterday.
It's a sweet expression rose.
We're getting confused here.
Sweet Expressions Roses, $29.99 plus shipping, or double the roses for $10 more.
Now, both offers include a free glass vase and free chocolate.
You see why I say the staff is overrated?
Free glass vase and free chocolates.
If you haven't tried ProFlowers, this is the perfect time.
ProFlowers roses, guaranteed to stay fresh for seven days.
You cannot lose.
I get them all the time.
I send them all the time.
They stay fresh seven days and the aroma as well.
Now, here's what you do.
Call 800 ProFlowers, 800 PRO flowers, and mention that you heard me talking about this.
Even better, go to rushproflowers.com.
RushProFlowers.com.
The offer expires today.
A dozen Sweet Expressions roses, $29.99 plus shipping, or double the roses for $10 more as well as a vase and a bunch of chocolates.
It's a, it's, it's, oh, she was telling me she loves the pro flower tulips, and I missed, I thought, I put the wrong things together.
The tulips last all year, right?
And that's what she's.
Okay.
Don't confuse them with the tulips.
This is the sweet reminder roses here.
Rushproflowers.com.
Michael in Hampstead, North Carolina.
Welcome to the EIB Network.
Hello.
All right.
Thank you, Rush.
After President Bush won his second term and Vice President Cheney said he wasn't going to run, why didn't Bush appoint a new vice president so we would have a good chance to win the next election and not be stuck with, you know, who?
Senator McCain.
I guess so.
I don't know.
I don't think he was ever going to replace it.
That would have been throwing the left red meat.
There was no way, because they were clamoring for Cheney in jail and Rove in jail.
They were clamoring for Cheney to be locked up.
So the only way that was happening if Cheney decided to resign, and he wasn't going to resign, he took the job too seriously, and there was no way Bush is going to replace him, especially for a political purpose like that.
That's my take on it anyway.
I'm wild guessing here, but my political instincts, like all of my instincts, are good.
Don't doubt me.
Not to mention the fact, folks, a dirty bomb on Governor's Island.
Dirty bomb could tie up New York Harbor for decades.
It's a stupid place to put this trial.
Now, we've been joking around about the ProFlowers offer that does expire today, the sweet expressions roses.
They're smaller roses.
They're red, pink, and white.
And they're not tulips.
We're just having fun here because it's been sort of a, I'm giddy today, not much sleep all week and had a lot of fun.
It's not tulips, and they're little roses, and they're really beautiful.
And it proflows, rushproflowers.com.
We'll see you Monday back in our home base at the Southern Command.
Have a great week.
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