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March 8, 2010 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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March 8, 2010, Monday, Hour #3
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Yeah, we're gonna go back to it.
We're gonna say this is too good to only use it one time.
We gotta go back to it.
Especially now that the Democrat long knives are out even in greater force for resigning Congressman Eric Massa.
Greetings.
Rush Limbaugh back at 800 282-2882.
Now, here's here's the thing.
They're saying all these Democrat specialist polsters and so forth, hey, this guy.
How on, who's gonna believe this guy?
This guy's credibility.
Shut.
This guy have any credibility.
Say Ram Emanuel came up to him nude in the shower at a gym, the house gym poking him in a demanding to do the right thing on health care to force it.
This guy didn't have any credibility.
This guy doesn't have any credibility.
This guy's got as much credibility as anybody else in this party has.
Here's the thing.
It doesn't matter whether he has any credibility.
He's a Democrat, even though he changed parties to win an election.
He's a Democrat, and it's all I mean, these people are imploding.
This is a giant cleansing of this party going on.
It has truly become a gulag, not a big tent, but an expanding gulag.
But just the fact that this guy's out there saying this stuff and has the White House hasn't really I mean, I read where the White House was responding to these allegations, but I haven't seen it all over the place.
You know, the White House didn't respond to Paul Ryan.
They didn't I haven't seen this massive reputation of just sending people out and say, hey, this guy's got a little.
Let me tell you something, folks.
This kind of stuff does not happen in a Republican Party.
There were many times, many times, ladies and gentlemen, during the immigration debate during the Bush administration, that emissaries from the White House were sent down here to try to explain to me why I was wrong, but none of them ever showed up naked in the shower and poking me in the chest while they try to get my mind right.
It was all very civil.
Republicans just don't do this kind of stuff.
So we've got these five sound bites of Eric Massa who was on a radio show in New York yesterday, uh just ripping the Democrat Party front to back sideways, and I'm gonna play them all back to back here.
Rahmanuel is son of the devil spawn.
He is an individual who would sell his mother to get a vote, he would strap his children to a front end of a steam locomotive.
And if he doesn't like that, he can come after me personally.
Because let me tell you a story about Rahm Emanuel.
I was in the congressional gym and I went into the showers, which by the way, I for the life of me can't figure out why they took all the shower curtains off the shower stalls in the congressional shower.
Last thing I want to look is my fellow colleagues naked, but they don't have any shower curtains down in the gym.
And I'm sitting there showering, naked as a jaybird, and here comes Ram Emanuel, not even with a towel wrapped around his tush, poking his finger in my chest, yelling at me because I wasn't gonna vote for the president's budget.
Do you know how awkward it is to have a political argument with a naked man?
What the heck is he doing in the congressional gym?
He goes there to intimidate members of Congress.
We had words, and he hates my guts.
He's hated me since day one, and now he wins.
So he'll get rid of me, and this bill will pass, and that'll and and and I don't know what we're gonna do in this country.
When I voted against the cap and trade bill, the phone rang, and it was the chief of staff to the president of the United States of America, Ram Emanuel.
And he started swearing at me in terms and words that I hadn't heard since that crossing the line ceremony on the USS New Jersey in 1983.
And I gave it right back to him.
In terms and words that I know are physically impossible.
I told him to do things that I know the human anatomy cannot do.
There's no doubt in my mind, and it got quiet.
And I said, Rom, let's have a conversation.
You pretend that you're the chief of staff to the president of the United States of America, and I'm a sitting member of Congress.
And he said, There's no reason for you to swear at me.
I said, You're the one that unlit on me first, and I'm gonna give as good as I get.
So if Ram Emanuel wants to come after me, maybe he ought to hold himself to the same standards I'm holding myself to and resign.
I've had union leaders tell me point blank, we are not gonna contribute to your campaign unless you vote for this health care bill.
Is that or is that not a bribe?
It makes me weep when I realize our nation is being destroyed from within.
But I will not go quietly into the evening.
If you think that somehow they didn't come after me to get rid of me because my vote is a deciding vote in the health care bill, then ladies and gentlemen, you live today in a world that is so innocent as to not to understand what's going on in Washington, D.C. You cannot effectively govern this country without the consent of the governed.
The entire nation has said, let's rewrite the health care bill.
Let's find what we can agree upon.
No, no, no, no.
We're gonna ram this down the throats of the American people, and anyone who stands in the way of doing that is gonna be smeared, and they're gonna be kicked out of Congress.
And we're gonna have people like Stenny Hoyer lying in the press.
They are gonna ram this bill down the throats of this country, and it is going to rip this nation politically to pieces, and it'll be a generation before we recover.
Ram Emanuel is son of the devil spawn.
He is an individual who would sell his mother to get a vote.
He would strap his children to a front end of a steam locomotive.
And if he doesn't like that, he can come after me personally because he let me tell you a story about Ram Emanuel.
I was in the congressional gym and I went into the showers, which, by the way, I, for the life of me, can't figure out why they took all the shower curtains off the shower stalls in the congressional shower.
Last thing I want to look is my fellow colleagues naked, but they don't have any shower curtains down in the gym.
And I'm sitting there showering, naked as a jaybird, and here comes Rahm Emanuel, not even with a towel wrapped around his tush, poking his finger in my chest, yelling at me because I wasn't going to vote for the president's budget.
Do you know how awkward it is to have a political argument with a naked man?
Part of the undertow in the coming election is going to be uh President Obama's leadership and the Republicans will make a case, and a lot of independents will buy this argument.
Listen, he just hasn't been the leader.
Look at the health care bill.
It was his number one priority.
It took him forever to get it through, and he had to compromise it to death.
And a version of, listen, uh, he's a nice person, he's very articulate.
This is what's going to be used against him.
But he couldn't sell watermelons if you gave me a state of the gun.
That's just yesterday.
That's that's just yesterday.
Here, grab uh grab somebody's 12 and 13.
This is also great.
This is on uh this week yesterday during the round table.
Former Labor Secretary Robert B. Reich.
And George Will.
We're talking about health care reform.
Rice went first.
Health insurance is going up in terms of rates 20, 30, 40, 50 percent in many states.
Uh, in fact, Goldman Sachs just uh this past week has said to uh it's many of its investors invest in some insurance companies because they don't have competition and they have are exhibiting huge profits.
That is money directly out of the pockets of Americans.
Let them compete across state lines, fine, but not a race to the bottom.
Set minimal federal standards because we've seen over and over again that the recipients of health insurance don't know what they are buying very often until there are common standards, minimal standards, uh then people are going to be able to do that.
And that is what's happened over and over again.
And George Will was just sitting there, taking it all in and hit a grand slam.
There you have the premise of this legislation and the core of today's liberalism.
The American people are such dopes they can't be counted upon to buy their own.
Robert B. Roch.
Uh so is that was a great day on the Sunday shows yesterday.
Uh, we're happy to make it all available to you because we know how few people watch these things anymore.
Ken Blackwell has a piece in The American Thinker Today.
Guess who's coming to your house?
And it's about a provision in the uh in the Senate health care bill, home visits, home visits that are tucked into the Mammoth Obamacare bill, supposed to be voluntary.
If you have a strong stomach, you'll find home visitation on pages 568 to 595.
That's section 290 uh 5-1 of of the of the bill, the Senate bill Harry Reid brought down the chimney on Christmas Eve, all voluntary, they say, but once you volunteer to have the also helpful folks from social services come in to help you with your newborns or with a number of other specified issues, you will never be able to get rid of them.
The bill provides for federal funding and the supervision for a vast expansion of government intrusion into family life, and it's described uh in pages of the bill.
But what's really interesting to me about this story is Gloria Borger, White House senior advisor, told CNN's Gloria Borger what Obama's people are telling wavering Democrats on Capitol Hill.
Gloria Borgia said, right, this this is not going to be subtle at all today.
I think this is it.
I was speaking with one senior White House advisor just before I came on the air here.
This is yesterday.
And he said, think of it this way.
This is the last helicopter out of Saigon, okay.
Could anything be more bizarre?
A senior member of the Obama administration Comparing the president's signature measure in Congress health care to the forced evacuation of the U.S. Embassy in South Vietnam in 1975.
It's the last helicopter out of Saigon.
We'll be right back, folks.
Sit tight.
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A seventh individual remains at large.
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Back to the phones we go.
This is Fred Jacksonville, Florida.
Welcome, sir.
Great to have you on the EIB network.
Great to get an opportunity to speak to your Russian mega Sunshine State Marco Rubio dido.
Thank you, sir, very much.
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I appreciate your sophistication in understanding their role.
Well, what I what I called about was it seemed kind of odd to me, and I wondered what your thoughts were that they threatened MASA with an ethics investigation, yet Charlie Wrangle is still gainfully employed?
Seriously?
That's not hard to understand.
See, what you what you have forgotten, Dick Durbin told us this.
Charlie Wrangle served in a segregated black unit in Korea.
So he's, you know, he this country really mistreated Charlie Wrangle, just like it did Congressman William Jefferson, Democrat Louisiana.
Now, these we have to understand these people are going to try to get a little piece of the pie once they uh once they're on the inside.
It's owed to them.
Besides, Charlie was the right vote on health care, and Massa's not.
You know, the real the real thing about MASA, by the way, that's kind of gotten overlooked with his radio appearance yesterday, is what he's saying is that the Democrat leadership is responsible for putting out the news that he had this uh complaint against him, the sexual harassment against a male worker in his office.
And he's saying that they did this on purpose to force him to resign because he is a no vote on health care.
And that's why he's launching on Rahm Emanuel.
They're out there saying, well, this guy didn't have any credibility with it.
If if Wrangell were voting no on health care, believe me, they would have done something a lot sooner than they did.
It's it's it's there's no honor among thieves.
But if you're going to be a thief, you better be on the side of the other thieves.
Are they going to kick you out?
Glenn Reynolds had a great piece yesterday, by the way, in the Examiner.com, and it's uh it's a piece about how the consent of the governed is vanishing in this country.
How the government, particularly the Democrat Party's governing against the will of the people.
Any quotes from the Declaration of Independence.
We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal, endowed by their creators certain unalienable rights.
Among these are life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness.
That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, that whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it, and to institute new government laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form as to them shall seem most likely to affect their safety and happiness.
So deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.
Boilerplate American history.
Something that a lot of Americans have taken for granted.
But every every point that somebody makes really needs a great analogy.
And Glenn Reynolds, who is a law professor at the University of Tennessee, and a uh uh a blogger uh as as well, has come up with a a unique uh analogy here.
When I think of the federal government's brand now, I think of Schlitz beer.
Schlitz was once a top national brew, but in search of short-term gains, it began gradually reducing its quality in tiny increments to save money, substituting cheaper malt, fewer hops, and accelerated brewing for its traditional approach.
Each incremental decline was imperceptible to consumers, but after a few years, people suddenly noticed that the beer wasn't any good anymore.
Sales collapsed, a taste my schlitz campaign designed to lure beer drinkers back failed when the improved beer turned out not to be any better.
A brand image that had been accumulated over decades was lost in a few years, and it has never recovered.
The federal government finds itself in much the same position.
The political class sold its legitimacy off in drips and drabs.
He goes on to complete the analogy and says, When a great beer dies, it's sad, but when a great nation dies, it's tragic.
And I think people say, Rush, have we reached a tipping point?
Like the email that I received earlier today.
How will we know when the wheels come off the Obama bus that's run over countless Democrats?
The wheels have come off the bus, but the bus is still rolling.
The bus is part of the expanding gulag.
I will tell you, when this is uh when this is all official.
But people, I mentioned it last week, are starting to realize something's not right here.
This is not how it happens here.
This whole health care process with 4,000 speeches, all these polls opposing it, Democrats retiring and resigning and losing big-time elections, and still the president pushes it.
So people who are casual participants, casual observers of politics, instinctively know something's not right here.
There's been a, like with Schlitz, there's been a steady deterioration of the product or of the brand, but it takes a certain amount of that over a long period of time before the cumulative effect is noticed, and that's where we are with uh with particularly with the Democrat Party and their leadership right now.
And here's a couple more stories.
Now I went through earlier in the program, just I did the headlines.
We're going to put a link to these stories at Rushlinbaugh.com.
UK Telegraph, the end of the road for Barack Obama.
Obama seems unable to face up to America's problems, writes Simon Heifer in New York.
And it's a great piece on how is a failure, is a miserable out-of-touch failure.
Frank Rich.
New York Times yesterday, Obama is toast.
We face the alarming prospect that his presidency could be toast if he doesn't make good on one year's worth of false starts, and it won't even be the opposition's fault.
If too many Democrats in the House defect, health care will be dead.
The Republicans will be able to argue this fall, not without reason that the party holding the White House and both houses of Congress can't govern.
And then there is from George Packer at the New Yorker, Obama's Lost Year.
An immediate campaign by opposition politicians and media to declare the program a failure, talking about the stimulus bill.
A weak uncoordinated administration effort to explain and champion the stimulus package, gradual public disillusionment.
It's not working.
Nothing Obama's doing is working, and it's all starting to be evident to people.
And more of these kinds of stories are showing up.
We have almost now a daily story of how Obama and Rahm Emanuel are in a death match inside the White House and how Omanuel is winning it.
That that with the stories now are that without Emmanuel it'd be even worse for Obama.
Now, if we get a story a day or three of these a week, I guarantee you there's even more going on inside there that's not good.
And then we have this.
From Reuters, black and Hispanic Americans are more likely than whites and Asians to lose sleep over job and money worries, a sleep survey released on Monday found.
The National Sleep Foundation said, Telephone poll of more than 1,000 people from the four ethnic groups also showed that more black Americans are likely to do job-related work before bed.
I have no idea what that means.
I don't want to even speculate what that means.
Black Americans are also more likely to pray and have sex before going to bed and need the least amount of sleep to function.
Asians reported getting the best sleep, while whites are more likely to sleep with their pet or their partner.
But blacks and Hispanics are losing more sleep over worries about the economy.
And that's that, I mean, that's right at the feet of Obama.
The watermelon patch Dan Radder was talking about.
The ha.
Aha!
I have found out.
I have found out why there were such roars from the crowd today in Pennsylvania at Obama's health care rally.
I have found, and I instinctively knew that the place was packed.
But Obama is going to be in St. Louis tomorrow for health care speech number 3,780.
And the public is not allowed in.
Obama will not let the public in to hear his health care speech in St. Louis.
He's locked down.
Well, he's going to have his it's it's uh he's gonna have Claire McCaskill in there, Jay Nixon, Russ, and Robin Carnahan, who are the uh uh son and daughter of the widow Carnahan.
Uh but and they're gonna have a union people, I'm gonna have Obama supporters in there, but they're just not gonna open up to the public, is the point.
And the reason they're not gonna do that is because he'd be booed the moment he walked on the stage.
Snerdley, uh no, I you're the third person on the staff who has wanted me to speculate why it is that Rahm Emanuel, butt naked, with Eric Massive butt naked, was poking his finger in in Mass's chest.
You have to understand this is a family program, and uh you might think it's a school day, but we know the dropout rate is very high in this country.
There are young children.
It might be late.
I'm not, I'm not I'm not interested in going there.
This is why, this is why I never allowed these, you people always get mad at me.
You ask me why can't we ever hear Snerdly?
You can't just because Rom's short doesn't mean anything, trust me on that.
Now, uh you you people, why won't you let the staff be heard when they answer you?
This is why.
You're just gonna have to trust me on this, folks.
The only person that's ever gonna have a microphone on this program is me or a sanctioned guest or a guest host.
Now, continuing with these negative stories, we just had the story that blacks and Asians are losing sleep over Obama's economic policies.
Minorities hardest hit.
Then they left down that women they didn't segregate it by male-female, usually it's minorities and women hardest hit.
This is from uh state-controlled associated press, Hispanic and black business leaders.
Now, it's just we just had uh is it the same two groups?
Reuters Reuters blacks and Hispanics, right?
That's Reuters.
This no, but this is a different malady.
Hispanic and black businesses are receiving a disproportionately small share of federal porculus money, creating a rising chorus of demands for the Obama administration to be more inclusive and more closely track who receives government financed work.
Latinos and blacks have faced obstacles.
Now, this this doesn't surprise us.
Because the Democrat Party screws everybody that supports it at one point or not, or destroys them.
One of the two.
How many of you, when you travel, stay in these hotels?
Someone gonna mention brand names, uh, you know, like the uh suite.
Every room's in there a suite.
It's no bigger than their room to just carve a small living room and they call it a suite, maybe put a microwave in there.
How many of you stay at these places that offer free breakfasts as part of the deal?
A lot of people do.
Uh what state is this?
Uh I don't know what state it is.
Looks like it's looks like it's Tennessee.
The state wants to tax the lodging businesses for the food they offer as free breakfasts as part of the room rate.
The budget strapped state hopes to get an estimated $10 million for its coffers from the sweet rolls, coffee and such that hotel patrons enjoy at no charge from the Smoky Mountains to Graceland.
The proposal pending committees in the General Assembly is to collect tax on the food at prevailing sales tax rates in the county involved, which could be up to 9.75 percent.
State officials stressed that the businesses would be taxed and not the hungry patrons.
How many what what kind of idiots are these?
They're just gonna add to the price of the hotel room if the if the hotel has to pay tax on the free food.
Now, I don't know that this is constitu anybody thirteen thousand dollars a year tax-free.
You can.
Anything above that is applied to your lifetime tax gift tax exemption of a million bucks.
The hotels already paying for the food, already paying taxes along the line in order to get it, and now they got to pay an additional sales tax.
They're gonna create it as as as part of a room charge in the state of Tennessee.
Now, you I think you could you could go after them on this because well, that fed that's a federal gift law, and I don't know what the state has to honor it in that case, but you but certainly they're not giving away even $13,000 a year total in free food if a guy stayed there overnight and had breakfast there every morning.
So be on the lookout for that.
Uh, if you are in uh in Tennessee.
All right, David in Clearwater, Florida.
Welcome to the EIB network.
Great to have you with us.
Thank you for having me with us.
It's a pleasure speaking with you.
You bet, sir.
We do not have in this country at the present time health insurance.
What most people have are health plans.
They purchase a certain amount either themselves or through their employer, and it covers them to X, Y, or Z limits.
We haven't had real private insurance for the majority of people since the mid to late 1980s.
And this whole business is going on, is just if you would redistributing uh a limited amount of dollars, and there's just no way it can be done the way it's being done.
One of the things that I think makes sense would be, you know, you have your car insurance and you have your homeowners insurance, but you don't have health insurance, you have health coverage.
And I think that's a good thing.
Well, I want to say something.
Just a second.
A lot of individuals, a lot of people listening to you think that what are you doing?
Where's this guy just nitpicking?
But he's exactly right.
It's impossible to insure your health.
What you are insuring is against catastrophic loss if you get sick.
That's what you're insuring.
You're Because nobody, you no insurance company can prov can guarantee you good health.
Um so we don't you're right.
We don't have health insurance.
We've you we have health coverage, and most people do not have that.
The employer provides it as a benefit, and they might have a co-payment or deductible, but they're not buying the policy.
That's correct.
And and uh and to go on further with the economy being what it is and uh and jobs and whatnot.
Why not make health insurance a personal responsibility?
A personal responsibility.
That's correct, sir.
Uh I I have a responsibility to myself and to my family.
How insensitive can you be?
Well, I didn't think I was being insensitive.
I was being logical.
Let me to illustrate my reaction.
I read a story, I had a story last week.
I can't remember where it came from.
But it was uh about a guy who was going to get an organ transplant for free, and he was gonna get three years of post-up coverage at no expense to him, but then after three years, he would have to start paying for it, and he was outraged.
He was outraged.
And there were there was the story was replete with examples and uh and illustrations like that.
My the reason I reacted the way I did is because in health care, uh Democrats among way too many percent of a bit too big a percentage of people this country have created a notion that it is a right that shouldn't cost anybody anything, because health is more important than even having a lawyer, which is a constitutional right.
So if you're gonna get a lawyer paid for by the state, even if it's a lousy one, why shouldn't you get your health coverage?
It's just too important.
And they've created this whole entitlement mentality, and they've they succeeded because there's no relationship between the customer's ability to pay and the medical service provided.
If there were that, then all this would not these problems wouldn't exist.
If but but they do because there have been middlemen inserted into that relationship and and then the the money gets paid regardless of the person's ability to pay.
I mean, I I the last time, I can't remember the last time so many members of this my own audience got mad at me.
As last January when I got back from uh Christmas break and told everybody a little medical scare I had out there that I didn't I d that I paid for it myself.
Well, sh you're out of touch.
Oh, of course you can.
I couldn't.
What do you say?
I w I I uh we've got to a point here where people cite their own acceptance of responsibility for their own actions, and they're considered out of touch.
And people get mad at you.
That's odd.
That's why I choked.
Because I was frankly stunned how very many people left who think like you do.
The ACLU has a New York Times ad today calling on President Obama not to back down on the 9-11 civilian trials.
The ad features a picture of Obama morphing into a picture of Bush.
Now that's an insult.
And that that that that's an insult.
I mean, to call any to call Obama Bush Bush the most hated thing ever.
He's more hated in any movie monster, he's more hated than me, he's more hated than anything that's he's more hated in a nuclear weapon.
George Bush is hated by the left more than anybody, and now they're cutting the the ACLU starting to compare Obama to him.
And Michael Moore, that bloated bigot.
He wants Obama to hell with this.
Just do what Castro would do and enroll everybody.
Just be a dictator and do this.
If you don't do this, you're a spineless, gutless coward.
Nobody likes Obama out there.
Here's this.
Sam Youngman, the Hill.com, Unrest Within Democrat Party, plays out in controversy over Rom Emanuel's role.
Michael Moore, Democrats are gonna get an ass whooping of biblical proportions.
These are just the headlines.
Meanwhile, Texas is thriving, California is dying.
Liberalism kills conservatism builds.
The evidence is uh is there all over the place.
Here's Eleanor in Sonora, California.
I'm glad you called.
Great to have you with Rush Linbull.
Hi.
Rush.
Yes.
Uh it's an absolute privilege to talk to you.
Thank you for taking my call.
You bet.
Any time.
Um the the comment I wanted to make was I really feel that it would be uh something wonderful if we could develop a national triage contract uh with the new president with incoming presidents so that they accept the presidency on the Bible and uh d tell Americans that they understand what the country needs because we all know what uh the political situation is and the economic situation when they're coming in.
So it would behoove them uh not to give us what we least need, not to give us uh the beginning of their presidential legacy, but from day one, uh like uh what happens, I guess, in triage in a hospital is there's a determination made when someone comes in that there's a whole shopping list of symptoms,
and uh, you know, you go through the least important and you start on the most important because that's the one that's gonna make uh life uh survive.
And uh this president, I just don't understand how he keeps telling everybody that he's focused on uh jobs like a laser, and it's just the only thing he's doing absolutely nothing about.
We're trying to understand irrationality as rational people.
And it's not possible.
Uh this guy look at presidents are elected as stewards of the Constitution.
They're not elected to remake the country.
He's guilty of constitutional fraud.
He misled everybody.
This is very, very serious stuff.
This guy's doing things that nobody expected him to do.
Well, that no a lot of us expected him to do.
You wouldn't listen to us.
Well, you did, but I mean a lot of other people wouldn't.
This this is not I I understand.
Do you understand the Constitution?
Do you agree with it?
He would have just lied.
He doesn't care.
He doesn't care at all.
Um you say he's not listening.
He doesn't care.
The public is shut out of his health care reform rallies now.
The public if shut out, he doesn't care.
I'm glad you called out there, Eleanor.
Thanks very much.
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This is Lynn.
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Hello.
Rush, thank you so much for taking my call.
I really appreciate it.
Um I'm going to get right to the point because I know you're running short on time.
Thank you.
Um, just very briefly, um, two points.
Generally, what people are going to feel um the uh how how people will feel the effects of this um new health care stuff that's coming.
Yep.
Um for people in general.
One, the first thing that's going to go away is food service.
So if people like to have dietitians come around to their room and say, okay, you can have this, you can have that.
Um that's basically it's gonna be the cheap jello that's not even refrigerated.
Well, I'm afraid it's gonna be even worse than that.
Um if if you don't have family or friends to bring you food every day that you're in the hospital, you don't eat.
Um That's this is that the case in Norway?
Yes, sir, it is uh you know I'm I misread the clock.
Once again I'm using an analog here.
Um, and I I thought I had a minute more than I have.
We're gonna get your number, call you back, and let you finish tomorrow, but I gotta take a break here.
So Obama's locking the public out of his health care rally in St. Louis tomorrow.
Just a few weeks ago.
We remember these things here.
Obama promised he was gonna listen to the public more, but that was right after being blasted in the Scott Brown election.
Now, and he was never gonna listen more anyway.
That was all a bunch of BS.
Now he's just he's locking out the public so that nobody does anything but applaud.
We'll see you tomorrow.
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