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April 20, 2010 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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April 20, 2010, Tuesday, Hour #1
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Let's get straight to it.
The regime is denying any conspiracy between themselves and the SEC and Goldman Sachs over an effort to uh get this financial regulatory reform bill passed, with honest old heading to the Cooper Union tomorrow.
Uh or Thursday, rather, in New York, to make the first big pitch.
Here is Rom Emanuel last night on Charlie Rose.
Charlie Rose said, What's the impact of the SEC's complaint against Goldman Sachs on financial reform?
And what argument are you making?
Well, it's essential I'd make one point.
It's an independent agency acted independent.
Have no knowledge of what they had done.
How was it that the New York Times knew about this before Goldman Sachs did?
The filing of the complaint.
I have no idea.
Everybody at the White House found out like everybody else when it hit the news.
When it hit the New York Times, you had it.
No, when it hit the news, it is an the SEC is an independent agency, operates independently.
Nobody at the White House knew anything ahead of anybody else.
All right.
Now, as you digest that from the regime, it's an independent agency.
We had no idea what was going on here.
I mean, how well how did New York Times get it before uh before you did it?
Well, I don't have any idea today.
Independent agency, uh New York Times today, President Obama, uh, New York Post, rather, President Obama bringing his war on Wall Street to the enemy's turf.
He'll make his first pitch for financial reform in the heart of Lower Manhattan on Thursday, even as his team uh makes hay of the Goldman Sachs fiasco with a tech savvy appeal to Democrat donors.
Now listen to this.
Internet surfers who entered Goldman Sachs' SEC as a search term.
Goldman Sachs Security Exchange Commission were directed to the president's campaign website via a sponsored link titled Help Change Wall Street.
The White House's political arm paid for the keywords, but would not say how much.
So this is pure Alinsky on steroids.
This guy's incompetent to run the private sector, but boy does he know how to agitate and community organize.
They had no advanced knowledge this was happening, but they happened to get hold of Google, and they said, Look, we want to buy the search terms, Goldman Sachs SEC.
We want you to direct the first hit to our website where we are going to raise campaign funds and awareness of the effort to demonize Wall Street.
Meanwhile, the White House continues to deny that there's any link.
Between the timing of the SEC suit and its push for regulatory reform, here is the smartest uh regime spokesman that we've ever had.
Robert Gibbs, yesterday afternoon in the White House, reporters said, Can you talk about the Goldman Sachs story?
Do you think the charges will galvanize the push for reform?
The SEC doesn't notify the White House of its enforcement actions, and certainly didn't do so in this case.
There was plenty of evidence Friday morning before the SEC got involved of the need to create new rules of the road and the desire by the American people to see those put into law.
The President will travel to New York on Thursday to once again make the case to the American people about why financial reform is so important to get done and to get done quickly.
The American people want us not to play politics with this important issue, but instead to get something done, and that's the case that the president will push this week.
Yeah, don't want to play politics, so we'll get hold of Google.
We'll buy the search terms, we'll make sure the first item that pops up when you search Goldman Sachs SEC, takes you to our White House website.
Help change Wall Street.
And yet they deny that there is any link between the timing of the SEC suit and its push for regulatory reform.
I gotta I gotta note.
You know I told you I played golf with uh some some savvy business guys on Sunday who for the life of them could not figure out uh of their own until I enlightened them that there was some kind of collusion here.
You know, they're strictly money guys.
And they were holding, you know, everybody hates Goldman Sachs.
They were hoping Goldman would get to come up and say, Oh no, Goldman's in on this, they'll pay a little bit of fine here, but I mean they're gonna be sitting pretty once this bill passes.
So a friend of mine, not in the golf group, but another friend of mine, just uh uh aghast at this, sent me a little email a few moments ago.
You know, Rush, we have spent a zillion years working in or closely observing the federal government.
Now, Bill Clinton's war room was an amazing monstrosity, but I have never seen anything like this kind of strategic intermingling of a bare knuckles political operation with the levers of power.
And the cynicism about how stupid the public must be is breathtaking.
Even as Gibbs and Emmanuel are denying the SEC case and the push for new regulations have nothing to do with each other, Obama's Alinskyites are buying web links, knowing that people will be surfing to get information about the case, ensuring that they'll get Obama's spin first.
I mean, who even thinks of doing this stuff?
Yet they're not just thinking about it, they're doing it.
I don't think he's competent at anything else except giving speeches from a teleprompter, but I do think this guy knows the tactical community organizer stuff through and through, and a Linskyite community organizing is a mix of the lawful, the barely lawful, and the clearly unlawful, and the extortionate, which is what they call direct action.
Pretty much the same as what the Gambino family calls, making you an offer you can't refuse.
That's what Obama is a professional at, and that's frightening to watch.
Anybody who thinks these people will refrain from any tactic to get re-elected, or that if re-elected, Obama's next move won't be to repeal the 22nd Amendment, needs to get real.
And it's I I really cannot disagree with any of this.
Who would think of this kind of stuff?
No collusion?
No collusion.
It's an independent agency.
And we didn't we weren't informed, we didn't know what they were doing.
But somehow, and of course, they have a close relationship with the Google buds.
Uh they always have had.
Net neutrality was gonna really reward Google if that ever happens.
Uh so Goldman's showing these big profits here, and that's all it's all part of the plan.
Demonize Wall Street, Wall Street, this is what Main Street hates about Wall Street.
Many headlines out.
Main Street can't package a bunch of loser investments and send them to some guy who knows they're losers and then sell them to their customers as though they're winners, so that the the the the hedge fund guy makes a billion, Goldman makes a billion, but Goldman's customers lose big.
We in Main Street can't do that.
This is what we resent about this.
Uh there really is not well, get into this in great detail.
There really isn't uh uh the guy, the hedge fund guy is simply smart, and there's not a crime against that yet.
I mean, he's he the the real question with the hedge fund guy and with Goldman is did they have any insider information from the Treasury Department knowing that the housing market via these subprime mortgages was about to implode.
And many people think that all Goldman has to do is pick up the phone and they can get to Treasury because Rubin was there, former CEO of Goldman.
Hank Paulson was there, former CEO of Goldman.
Uh Goldman's nickname is government Sachs because they got so many people at various bureaucratic levels.
So if they knew that the uh subprime thing was about to implode, uh and then this this hedge fund guy is very smart, could figure it out based on the thing that wants to bet short on these uh collateralized debt uh obligations, which is basically just pooling mortgages and then selling them as an investment.
And if if the mortgages you're pooling are are mortgages given to people that don't have jobs and never did have jobs and have not made a payment, it doesn't take an Einstein IQ to figure out that you got worthless paper.
You just just got to time it right.
So this is so, of course, this investigation went going on for nine months.
Now there's no collusion in the timing of the announcement of the investigation and the culmination and the civil charges.
There's no connection between that and Obama just happening to have the lead search item at Google, Goldman Sachs SEC right to the White House website urging support for reforming Wall Street now.
And you got Emmanuel and uh and and Gibbs independent agency never tell us what they're gonna do, especially in this case.
That's I remember Rothlisberger, the case out in Nevada.
Hey, these lawyers say they never, never.
I never did that with that one, especially with that one.
This is like this is like what Gibbs is saying, they never tell us about this in it, especially in this instance.
So we're all being scammed.
My friend's point about how stupid did they think we are?
Do you gotta you got the cynicism in the Obama White House about how stupid all of us are has got to be at an all-time high.
They just have to be the most cynical I mean, they're full-fledged takeover mode here.
And then, you know, you get past this story, and then you see this from Reuters.
The regime is planning to push to gradually cut the amount of salt Americans consume, saying less sodium would reduce death from hypertension and heart disease.
The effort would eventually lead to the first legal limits on the amount of salt allowed in processed foods.
So we can now thank the regime for seizing our salt shakers.
I mean, who can object when a regulation is imposed under the guise of good health?
We warned you this kind of stuff is coming.
Every got the health care bill passed everything.
Look, death costs, so we're gonna take away our salt shakers.
Uh and we're supposed to thank the regime for seasoning our food.
The regime would like for us to believe that regulations are for our own good because they care about us.
But governments can't care.
They control.
It is doctors who care.
Uh I uh I'll thank my doctor for caring about my health.
I'll thank my family for caring about my health.
I'll thank others for nagging and bugging me about my health.
But I would tell a regime to stop trying to control me.
Now we got salt, we got mammograms, we got pain pills, we have we have uh what else we got?
We got uh uh uh mammograms is uh uh there's one other thing that we can't do.
Well, a whole bunch of no more testing and so forth.
It's all the same.
These are these are not matters for the government and a free society.
I mean, the regime ought to be concerned with the deficit with jobs with Iran.
80% of the American people do not want big government, no matter what the excuse for it is.
Gotta take a brief time out.
One of these days.
One of these days I'm gonna come here, and I'm gonna do this show like it was done in the 90s, where there may be one or two serious stories a day, maybe a week.
Now, uh every moment.
We have to be on a lookout because the regime is on the march.
And they're money, they're they're they're marching full-fledged, full speed ahead into every nook and crammy of our lives.
Ah, come on, who are they trying to kid now?
Obese youths narrow the pool of military candidates.
That's a crock.
They don't care about military candidates at the regime.
This is just another way to gain more control over child behavior.
In fact, I've got a story.
The uh the the group that issued this report actually issued a report some months ago, and they didn't mention obesity in it at all.
They said that what the biggest threat to the youths is the gangs and uh unsafe schools, a bunch of other stuff like that.
Anyway, I was I was reminiscing.
Back in the old days, every day I used to have a sack of silly stuff.
You know, lighthearted stuff I get that there's no lighthearted silly stuff out there.
I mean, there's some there, but you know, I remember people ask me, Rush, why do you turn off the ditto cam during commercial breaks?
I'll tell you why I turn it off.
It's because in the old days, a commercial breaks, you catch a breath.
During commercial breaks here, I am going like a bat out of hell trying to keep up.
I mean, I look like a banshee in here.
I'm printing stuff out.
I'm sending people emails, and I just don't want you people to see me looking this way.
Plain and simple.
Now, look, there's a little pattern forming out here, ladies and gentlemen.
I have detected.
When Obama was in trouble over Obamacare, out of the blue.
Anthem Blue Cross announced a 39% premium increase, and bam-oh, the regime got into immediate gear.
Look at this.
We're gonna make sure that doesn't happen.
How unfeeling could these insurance companies be?
Why here we are in the midst of all kinds of unemployment and people nervous about the economy.
And these thieves have the audacity to raise premium by 39%.
And the regime gets to write in the white knight to the rescue.
And now, while a regime is sweating out bank reform, out of the blue comes the Goldman Sachs charge.
Following the Goldman Sachs charge comes the announcement of exorbitant profits for the first quarter.
Over three billion dollars in profits at Goldman Sachs.
What a lucky break.
What a lucky break for Obama.
Isn't that just amazing?
And get this.
This is from the um the Financial Post.
In Canada, the headline, Goldman Charge looks more like politics than fraud.
The vote at the SEC to press the charges against Goldman Sachs split along party lines.
The Democrats on the SEC committee approving the action.
Well, I'm sure just a coincidence here.
Only the Democrats of the SEC approved moving forward with the charge against Goldman.
Out of the blue here after a nine-month investigation, and it just so happens, right at the time the regime is running into trouble on their regulatory reform bill.
And I have a uh a friend, ladies and gentlemen, a uh a business associate, who has made himself a member of Organizing for America, which is the regime's website.
And White House outreach operation.
It's their version of Acorn.
And my friend got a note from Mitch Stewart at Barack Obama.com on Sunday at 1.15 in the afternoon.
Dear, keep the name of my uh infiltrator here off the record.
Dear whoever, President Obama means business.
He's committed his administration to reigning in Wall Street and creating the strongest consumer protections in history.
And on Friday, he made it clear that we can't allow another devastating financial crisis, so he'll veto any reform bill that doesn't bring the derivatives market under control.
But the Senate could be gate begin debate as soon as this week, and the Republican leaders are teaming up with the Wall Street lobbyists to defeat the bill.
So the president needs your help to show that the American people stand with him on Wall Street.
This is last Sunday.
This is two days ago.
But of course, White House had no idea the SEC was going to do what it did, and only the Democrats on the SEC voted to bring charges against Goldman.
Now there's nothing political about this, you understand.
And of course, the Republicans are not in bed with Wall Street.
Wall Street gave all of its money to Obama.
In fact, Goldman Sachs almost a million dollars to Obama.
A million dollars Obama got from Goldman Sachs.
Uh Fanny May.
Fanny Mac?
Uh Drudge a little uh lead item there on his front page.
Will Obama send the money back?
Will Obama, of course he's not gonna send the money back, but it's a great question.
Now, it is supposed to be against the law, that of course this regime is lawless whenever it feels a need to be, but it is supposed to be against the law out there For our government to propagandize against American citizens, which it sounds like they're doing by buying that Google link.
Now, this message from Obama to members of uh moving move of organizing for America was actually from last Friday.
Uh, P.S. Don't miss the president's message from Friday below.
Dear friend, it's been well over a year since the near collapse of our financial system.
We've made strides.
Businesses are starting to hire, blah, blah, blah.
We can't delay action any longer.
Please stand with me to show your support for Wall Street reform.
I'm asking you to join me starting today by adding your name as a strong.
This is last Friday.
But that we didn't know uh SEC was going to do what it did.
Uh, we the fact that we bought some links uh at Google, make ourselves the lead search.
Nah, it's pure coincidence.
The president hates Wall Street.
That's the American people do it.
We're gonna fix it.
You all knowing all carrying, all sensing, all feeling, all caring, all concerned, uh, all everything.
Maha Rushi.
Here at the Excellence and Broadcasting Network.
Folks, let's let's go back to the premise of this whole financial regulatory reform bill.
The whole premise of this, the pr it is that is based on the fact that Wall Street's to blame for the financial meltdown, and it's not.
Government is to blame for the meltdown, and no less than Alan Greenspan said so in testimony before some congressional committee last week.
It was these mortgage, subprime mortgages that were required by the government to be lent Community Redevelopment Act or what have you.
I mean, this was a Clinton operation picked up by the uh the Obama uh administration, acorns involved in this.
So here once again, we have people on on Capitol Hill, Chris Dodd, who's being shamefully retired from his seat in the Senate, Barney Frank over in the House, and any number of other people, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mack, who are the literal and real architects of the financial meltdown of last year.
And they get to act like spectators.
Whoa, what happened there?
Why?
How did that guy on Wall Street, how do those people at Wall Street pull the wool over our eyes on this one?
These thieves, we gotta go in there and regulate these people.
Why they look at you can't trust the private sector at all.
Private sector always that's where we're here.
The whole thing, the whole Dodd bill, financial regulatory reform is bogus.
The only reform that's needed is a reformation of government.
A reformation of the Congress, a reformation of what's going on on uh at the White House.
I mean, even without getting into any other specifics, the whole premise of this is wrong.
And a lot of us are frankly fed up.
Every time the government makes a mistake, which is frequently, they sit back and turn it around, blame it on the private sector, which is the golden goose of this country, and they exonerate themselves and they holster themselves up as great heroes, saving the downtrodden from the excesses of the greed of people like those at Goldman Sachs.
Now, one other thing on this whole notion that Obama had no clue, the White House had no clue what the SEC was going to do and when they were going to do it.
My friend who's infiltrated the uh organizing for America website technically that's a Democrat party operation.
And that's why the guy, Mitch, who sends out the notes to all the subscribers at Organizing for America, by the way, the president has asked me to include a note, which in this latest email on Sunday, they did include a note from the president, which was written on Friday.
And in that Obama message on Friday, he tells everybody to go to that same link, Stand for Wall Street Reform.com, which happens to be the same link as the Google link when you search Goldman Sachs SEC.
So we know that at least as of last Friday, they had already made arrangements with Google to buy the search terms so that organizing for America's website, Stand for Wall Street Reform.
It's actually at My Barack Obama Barack Obama.com stand for Wall Street Reform.
That's where you get taken.
That's where you're directed.
If you search Goldman Sachs SEC at Google.
But we're told that there's no collusion.
Independent agency.
We didn't know what they were.
These guys are light years ahead of everybody.
This was this has been this plan's been in the works for months, is what this means.
This has been in the works for months.
This is the tactic.
Just like Anthem Blue Cross announces a 39% rate increase when the health care bill gets in trouble.
Now the financial regulatory reform bill's in trouble.
Here, even at uh, what is this?
This is um at the politico.com.
Are Democrats or Republicans hurt more by the by ties to Goldman Sachs?
And they went out, they asked Brad Sherman, Democrat from California, who has uh had very, very many unkind things to say about me and this program.
And the question that the politico asked uh these guys in the healthcare arena, I guess it's own of a blog they have, and uh David Mark is the guy at Politico that doing the interview, asked Brad Sherman, how can the Democrats get out ahead of the Goldman Sachs story politically?
Well, Sherman says we can say no taxpayer money to Wall Street firms, their creditors, and the counterparts, and then we go to the voters and we tell them there's no money for Wall Street, but regulation instead.
If you can't run on that slogan, you got a problem.
If you can't run a slogan, no more money for Wall Street, just regulation.
But there are serious problems with the Dodd bill.
Now, this next is very interesting, folks, because the Democrats, Dodd on down, are denying that the $50 billion slush fund is there to bail out companies.
That's not about that.
Dodds on the floor that said, I can't believe members are distorting the purpose of my bill like I've never seen anything like this in my entire career.
But here's Brad Sherman, Democrat California.
The Dodd bill has unlimited executive bailout authority.
That's something Wall Street desperately wants but doesn't dare ask for.
The bill contains permanent, unlimited bailout authority.
This is Brad Sherman.
If I'm reading this right from the politico, Democrat California.
Are you as an active member of the House Financial Services Committee?
Were you surprised to see suspicious shorting, perhaps illegal, by a top financial services firm, meaning Goldman?
Oh, Goldman's accused of hand selecting bad mortgages to sell.
If that's true, it's absolutely outrageous.
There are two issues here.
First, did they mislead their clients into buying this type of mortgage rule?
And second, did they hand select the worst?
No, the hedge fund guy did.
At any rate, it is bailout authority.
What's the $50 billion slush fund for?
So it's um it's happening right before our very eyes.
They are insulting our intelligence.
They're thinking that we are the biggest bunch of rubes and hicks to come down the pike since Sarah Palin.
You know, they think Sarah Palin's a rubin hick, and yet they're all worried.
There's a she's I guess she's going to appear in testimony in Tennessee on this hacking case, hacking her emails, and uh state-run AP is very worried that she could dazzle jurors.
She could be very persuasive with the jurors.
Wait a minute, I thought she was a Hayseed hick and a rube.
I thought Sarah Palin was the walking personification of stupidity.
How the world can she possibly dazzle and impress a bunch of jurors in Tennessee?
They tell us the truth now and then.
So, right out in front of our eyes, my friends, manipulation of everybody's thoughts and emotions, the government single-handedly caused the subprime mortgage problem.
Now, in order to extricate themselves, they act like white knights, Dodd Barney Frank.
We're gonna stop these business cycles.
That's such a shame how these Wall Street people are enriching themselves on the backs of Main Street.
We gotta put a stop to this, this greed, and of course the Republicans are lying in bed with all these lobbyists in Wall Street when in fact the Republicans would kill for a dime from Goldman Sachs.
Republicans don't get any campaign contributions from these people.
Dirty little see, this is this is classic crony capitalism.
Classic.
What we were talking about last week and the week before.
Classic crony capitalism.
And it's in this case, the capitalist entities have they've surveyed the field.
And they see this regime.
They understand what this regime is, where this regime's going, and they fully understand they want to be most favored status with the regime rather than an enemy of the regime.
So wherever the regime's taking a country, they're gonna hop on and go.
And hope, as an insider, to limit the damage the regime causes in their industry.
And if the regime happens to really rip into their industry, but Goldman Sachs is part of the regime and supports the regime in this, maybe the market gets thinned out.
There are fewer competitors to Goldman Sachs, and they get an even bigger share of the market at the end of the day.
Small price to pay would be a fine from this SEC investigation into bungling a bunch of mortgages that were worthless and selling them to investors as a good deal.
And right at the top of this whole mountain of deceit is the president of the United States and his cronies organizing practically every step of this.
I mentioned uh that I ruefully wistfully look back at previous years of this program and remember the days that we had numerous lighthearted stories, a silly stack of stuff.
And there's no such thing today.
This is the closest thing I've got to what would be something in the silly stack of stuff.
It's from the San Francisco Chronicle.
Attack is the headline.
Attack shows common decency in downward spiral.
In Oakland, California, like many U.S. cities.
It's considered foolhardy, or worse, to confront or correct a group of rowdy youngsters, especially if they're African American or Latino.
Confronting violent individuals can be a risky business in this case.
It may have cost 59-year-old Chinese immigrant Chen Sheng Yu his job.
He didn't understand this cardinal rule.
He was assaulted after speaking in his native tongue to two African American individuals who had moments before punched his 27-year-old son in an unprovoked attack.
It's certainly not politically correct to talk about how some young African American males might be more likely to commit violent acts, but Oakland in particular is not a statistically inaccurate portrait either.
They go on and on described this.
I can't believe I'm reading this in the San Francisco Conical.
You don't, you see a bunch of African American or Latino youths.
Don't look them in the eye in Oakland.
Don't speak to them.
You might die.
And this is the thing that the thing that you probably can be totally shocked, but I tell you what caught my eye about this.
Is the very first line in Oakland, like in many U.S. cities.
Really?
Oakland is like many U.S. cities.
Who knew?
What have I missed?
And there's another story in the stack of stuff today from the San Francisco Chronicle.
And I'm not making this up.
In San Francisco, crime is down if you don't count rape, homicide, and robbery statistics.
I'm not making it up.
I'm not making it up.
We'll put the link at Rush Limbaugh.com.
It's in the stack of stuff show prep today that's going to be available on the website.
Crime is, it's a headline.
Crime is down if you don't count rape, homicide, and robbery stats.
All right, it happened again.
Barney Frank somehow is running the house.
He's got the gavel.
This just happened.
Spencer Baucus, Republican Alabama questioning Tim Geitner about Lehman Brothers.
The Federalist was aware that Lehman was overstating its liquidity.
I don't understand the Alabama's approach here.
He had plenty of time.
It's my responsibility to try and give every member a chance.
We cannot run the committee with people just talking whatever they want without regard to the time.
Now I will recognize myself for five minutes.
I will recognize myself for five minutes.
I needed this.
I need I needed the laugh.
I don't know what the problem is, and gentlemen, Obama's approach you.
Plenty of time.
You get to the meeting.
It's stuff too late.
Now I'm gonna I'm gonna recognize myself for five minutes.
He's running the show today.
He loves that gamble.
He just loves shutting people up.
This is from the government-run AP.
They're the kind of obscenity-lace schoolyard taunts that could get a student suspended, but the target of this tirade is the New Jersey governor Chris Christie, and the perpetrators are the state's teachers.
I rate over his calls for salary freezes and funding cuts for the scrubs.
In Facebook messages visible to the world, not to mention their students.
The teachers have called Christie fat.
They've compared him to a genocidal dictator, and they wished he were dead.
Every single teacher who wrote one of these needs to be fired.
As a bad example.
I mean, that students can read this stuff.
Here's a sample.
Never trust a fat.
And then drop the F bomb here.
Never trust a fat F bomb.
Uh that's uh New Jersey teachers united against Governor Chris Christie's pay freeze, which has some sixty-nine thousand fans, much uh many of them teachers.
How do you spell uh how do you spell well it's uh uh mixed well I gotta make sure that the people of real Linda get well because I can't use they would know the word.
I can't I can't family show, I can't use the word here.
How do you spell um it's the number two exit point?
Yeah, that's it.
How do you spell the number two exit point?
And they've got it Chris Christie is how you spell that.
And Obama, not not it wasn't uh it wasn't happy times out in San Francisco.
Obama showed up.
You had to have 30 grand or something like that to get in to hear him speak.
Fundraiser for uh Barbara Boxer out there.
Can you imagine spending all that money to have dinner with Obama and the regime and Boxer and then have him lecture you and tell you you aren't working hard enough?
We have a couple sound bites of him being heckled.
Here's uh the uh let's see.
Yeah, this is uh good sample of it.
She's passionate about fighting for jobs, jobs with good wages, jobs with good benefits.
She's passionate about fighting for California's families.
She is we are doing we are going to do that.
Hey, hold on a second.
Hold on a second.
We are going to do that.
So let's there we go.
What the young man was talking about was we need to pass we need to we need to repeal, don't ask, don't tell, which I agree with.
And which we have begun to do.
All right, so he's out there.
He's trying to get this big uh chat up for uh Barbara Boxer who's in trouble out there, and gay rights activists got in there and started shouting, don't ask, don't tell.
They want it repealed.
And the Obamaites, finally outnumbering the gay rights activists started to say, yes, we can, yes we can, Obama, uh, back into his comfort zone.
And then uh he lectures the protesters, tells them he's on their side.
When you've got an ally like Barbara Boxer, and you've got an ally like me, who are standing for the same thing, then you don't know exactly why you gotta holler.
Because we already hear you.
Uh they did not like that one.
Unfortunately, I don't have enough time to play you the next bite right now, but I will soon.
All right, we'll get to the uh other Obama clip in the next hour, but I do want to tell you this.
He went out to do a fundraiser for Barbara Boxer.
And he said, he said to the people in the room, she might lose her re-election race if her supporters don't work hard.
So, the way I see this, it's not at all her fault that she's in this mess.
It's not her ideology, it's not her record of helping California become a failed state, it's not her imperialistic insistence on being called senator, it's not her incompetence.
No, no, no.
It's her supporters who are not working hard enough.
Why she might lose.
Got that?
Is that a way to really inspire them?
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