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Aug. 13, 2010 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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August 13, 2010, Friday, Hour #1
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Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24 7 Podcast.
Yeah, I know.
Yeah, I know.
We're right now 275,000 friends on Facebook.
And imagine a number of people who've logged in there and looked at the wedding photos but haven't clicked on like and haven't become friends.
We could be, we're talking easily.
Millions of people have been to the Facebook page.
John Bolton was just on uh Fox.
John Bolton certainly knows his stuff on Iran, by the way.
He said that once those rods go into the reactor in the Iranian nuclear power plant, and that's all over the news today, and the Russians are going to be facilitating this.
Once those rods go into the reactor in the Iranian power plant, the Israelis will no longer be able to bomb it without risking dire consequences.
And the date, today's news is that the uh rods are scheduled to go into the reactor on August 21st, eight days from now.
How's that hope and change working for you?
Live from the Southern Command in sunny South Florida.
It's Open Line Friday!
And it's great to have you here as we wrap up another exciting, busy broadcast week.
Here at the Excellence in Broadcasting Network, I am Rush Limbaugh, mind over chatter.
Telephone number 800 282-2882.
We go to the phones on Friday, and we're have a little bit more latitude in what people on the phones can talk about.
Pretty much your show when we go to the phones.
Monday through Thursday, it has to be something I care about.
Friday it doesn't have to be something I care about.
So let it rip.
800-282-2882 is the number.
Obamaville get to the executive director.
You were looking for things to laugh at.
We're looking for things to smile at.
The executive director of the Philadelphia Housing Authority is facing foreclosure.
Wells Fargo Bank, my bank, has foreclosed on Carl Green's $615,000 three-bedroom 2100 square foot condo in the upscale Naval Square Development in Southwest Philadelphia.
Bank says in a lawsuit filed late last month that the amount in dispute is $386,000.
Green's 53.
He earns more than 300 grand a year as head of the nation's fourth largest public housing agency.
He bought the place in 2007.
The executive director of the Philadelphia Housing Authority makes 300 grand a year, more than that, and he's being foreclosed on.
In Barack, Hoover Obama's America.
California prosecutors have charged a 46-year-old man with felony vandalism for ramming a U-Haul truck into a tow truck when he saw his vehicle was being towed.
Bernard Veldweisen of Tuston faced arraignment in Orange County today, two days after the incident led to an 11-hour standoff with SWAT officers outside his casa.
During the standoff, the bare chested man yelled out a window and threw out a laptop computer as he was watching his own vehicle be towed away.
Sheriff Spokesman Jim M. Morminos says financial troubles apparently led to the man's reaction when he spotted a tow truck hooking up to his vehicle early Wednesday.
The crash put a dent in the fender of the tow truck.
The tow truck driver, who wasn't hurt, continued to tow the car.
That's Bernard Veldwiesen.
Bernard, how is your summer going?
In Barack, Hoover, Obama's America, Garden City, New York.
A New York woman moving to Florida has been ordered to use the Skype computer program so her children can have a long distance visitation with her father.
Their father.
State Supreme Court Justice Jerry Gajuglio made the ruling after Deborah Baker told the court she's moving to Venice, Florida, the Unemployed bookkeeper explained her house is in foreclosure and doesn't know how to use Skype.
How's your summer going?
In the summer of Barack, Hoover Obama, New York City ad executive, says she never doubted a homeless man would return the credit card she loaned him in lieu of change.
Mary Harris says she didn't have any cash, so she let Jay Valentine use her American Express Platinum card instead.
Cynthia Cynical Friends and Bystanders told her she'd never see the card again.
But Harris says she trusted Valentine, a homeless guy, all along.
He returned it a short time later after purchasing deodorant body wash, cigarettes, and water.
The total $25.
What an idiot.
Somebody gives you their platinum card and you take it back.
He spent $25.
Look at $25.
Deodorant Body Wash, cigarettes and water.
What do you think costs the most of all that?
Cigarettes by 20 bucks.
So he got deodorant, body wash, and water for five bucks.
Valentine says he was surprised to be handed the card, but never considered taking advantage of it.
How did he sign it?
I mean, he signed the receipt.
It's not her...
What do you mean nobody looks?
Every time I Well, they don't.
One more story, ladies and gentlemen, that is emblematic of summertime in Barack Hoover Obama's America.
Five females were bound and robbed in a Manhattan apartment.
Three men entered the apartment the early morning hours on a Friday in July.
They bound the hands and feet of a nine-year-old girl, a 15-year-old girl, a 37-year-old woman, a 39-year-old woman, and a 56-year-old woman.
It's not known if the victims were all members of the same family.
The suspects took an unknown amount of cash and split the scene.
Security camera caught the men leaving the building.
Police just released the video in hopes of identifying the suspects.
They are described as follows.
Hispanic, 18 to 25, 5'10", 6 feet.
Last seen wearing a baseball cap and sunglasses.
Hispanic, 18 to 25, 5'8 to 5'10.
Last seen wearing a baseball cap with purple and white sneakers.
Hispanic, 18 to 25 years old, 5'10 to 6 feet, last seen wearing a baseball cap.
These are the guys seen on the video camera.
I my question is that if these three guys are found, and if they are arrested, will these three guys have to show their papers?
Will New York authorities ask for their papers?
New York's a sanctuary city.
No, so they won't.
So we'll never know.
San Francisco Commission has put off a vote on a proposal to ban pet sales to consider an alternate idea that require pet owners to be licensed.
The Commission on Animal Control and Welfare decided after more than three hours of debate and a genuine conniption fit throughout the city to postpone the vote at least till January.
Commissioner Philip Gary says he doesn't think the commission ought to rush the vote.
He proposed a ban in the spring.
It would apply to dogs, cats, and also small animals like hamsters and rats.
They were going to ban the sale of all these pets throughout the city of San Francisco.
We are up to 275.
Oh no, no, no.
I mean, that's just a tip of the iceberg, snurly.
I mean, that's just the random stories from off the news wires about a typical American summer in Barack, Hoover Obama's America.
But we have a couple of teachable moments coming up in relation to Obama's 27-hour vacation to the Redneck Riviera.
Whoa, folks, you're not going to want to miss this.
275,000.
We hope we'll probably have to 300,000 friends at Facebook by the end of the program today.
People are logging on at Facebook.com slash Rush Limbaugh.
You can also get there by going to the uh Rush Limbaugh.com website.
We had a link there.
Take you straight to it.
Everybody is just going nuts over the wedding pictures.
They love them.
They are, and they are, they are works of art, and we're also giving away iPads, 64 gigabyte iPads, 3G capable as well.
We gave away our first one on Wednesday night.
Three a week.
From now to August 30th.
The next one we will give away late tonight.
Bruce R. of Kansas City, the first winner of the iPad.
These are engraved.
You can't find these anywhere else but this contest.
And all you have to do is go sign up.
Just hit the sweepstakes tab and follow the instructions.
Doesn't cost you anything, and nothing's going to happen to you.
Your information's not going to be sold.
You can sign up for Russia in a hurry.
The email blast we send out about an hour after the program each day.
Summary, prelude to the full website update that happens between 5.30 and 6 every night.
These iPads, we're in seven or eight hundred bucks, but a little bit more than that once you add the uh Engraving to it.
All of them are Wi-Fi capable, so it will not cost you anything to use them.
If you want to activate 3G with a monthly revolving ATT account, you can do that on your own dime, but you don't have to.
So we're not giving away something that requires you to spend any money.
So we'll have the next drawing tonight around midnight and announce the next winner on Monday.
We're going to get to the teachable moment aspects of the Obama's trip to the Redneck Riviera and the Gulf.
No, no, no, it's not my term for it.
It's what the elites call the Florida and Mississippi Gulf Coast, the Alabama Gulf Coast, Red Day.
It's what the ruling class calls the great beaches of the Florida and Mississippi Alabama Gulf Coast.
And before we get to that, the stories just continue from inside the Beltway, the Washington Times Jennifer Harper.
Cindy Sheehan, well-known peace advocate, has taken umbrage against White House spokesman Robert Gibbs after he faulted the professional left and their criticisms of President Obama.
Cindy Sheehan suggested liberal White House critic no uh uh what's her face?
His face suggested liberal White House critics were disturbed and could use a drug test.
Cindy Sheehan said, I'm not a hypocrite.
And any criticisms I've made of Obama are the exact same things I said when Bush was president.
Therefore, sheehan says, I will put my urine up against Gibbs any day.
Cindy Sheehan wants to have a pee off with Robert Gibbs, a drug test lingo here.
Gibbs is a liar and a jerk.
I will challenge him to a pee off any day.
I mean, it's a peeing contest out there among the left.
You know, all of these stories are enough to make you just grab the PA and tell everybody where to go and then slide out the emergency chute.
Obama will host an iftar tonight.
Do you know what an iftar is?
You know what an iftar is, Don?
Brian.
Snerdley, you don't know what an iftar is.
IFTAR.
I was looking at the White House schedule today.
Poor Obama's so busy.
He's got four events.
He has three this morning, and he's off from noon to eight thirty.
At which time.
And we've got a story about how overworked Obama is, and everybody in his staff, how overworked and they're starting to they're starting to go away, and it's just it's just so much stress in the Obama White House.
They feel so sorry for him.
But the big man himself doing zilch zero nada between noon and eight thirty or eight o'clock, at which time he will host an iftar.
An iftar is a special evening meal observed during wait for it, Ramadan.
This is happening tonight in the White House state dining room.
Obama participated a similar gathering last year.
Celebrations like Iftar Diners remind us, quote, of the principles that we hold in common, and Islam's role in advancing justice, progress, tolerance, and the dignity of all human beings.
This is Obama in a written Statement on Wednesday.
Iftar celebrations remind us of the principles that we hold in common and Islam's role in advancing justice, progress tolerance, and the dignity of all human beings.
Ramadan is a celebration of a faith known for great diversity and a racial equality, wrote Obama.
A reminder that Islam has always been part of America, and that American Muslims have made extraordinary contributions to our country.
Amen.
A list of those contributions does not accompany the president's statement.
The dinner comes amid a growing controversy over the proposed construction of an Islamic cultural center, a mosque in downtown Manhattan.
Meanwhile, the White House has been silent on that issue.
Charles Krauthammer today has a memorable piece on the entire controversy of the mosque at ground zero.
Yeah, I know Bush did uh Ramadan dinners as uh as well.
Now, if dar means that you're breaking your Ramadan fast.
And I don't know if Obama has fasted.
The only reason I mention this is not so much because he's doing an iftar dinner.
I just want you to remember he could not be bothered to go to the Boy Scouts 100th anniversary.
But he's got time to do an iphtar dinner out there.
Well, it's a good question.
What did the Boy Scouts contribute to America?
Exactly right, HR.
Thank you for helping me to put this in further contest.
Just a bunch of kids exactly right.
A bunch of kids with a distorted view of America.
Iftar was also a terrible movie.
Wait a minute.
If TAR.
Ekstar Ashtar.
What was it?
The Warren Bailey um Ishtar, Ishtar, right.
Not to be confused with Iftar.
Uh the Ramadan break your fast dinner.
We are we don't know who he's invited.
I don't know if he's in there.
There's no guest list.
Maybe nobody.
Maybe there is no dinner.
It's just a statement that there's in it.
Who the hell knows?
The Obama Obama family is going to pack it all up and head to the Gulf tomorrow anyway.
Obama and his family travel the Gulf Coast this weekend to support businesses that rely on tourists but have been devastated by the oil disaster.
The family will leave tomorrow morning for Panama City Beach.
Even as the president talks about what our next steps are in response, obviously part of this will be highlighting the tremendous economic toll that has taken place, said White House spokesman Robert Gibbs, who has yet to respond, by the way, to the challenge from Cindy Sheehan for the pee-off.
Now, if if Obama really wanted to help the people in the Gulf, what could he do?
The administration itself has put out news that there's no oil.
The administration, even.
They can't find any oil.
It's all gone.
The administration is somehow wanting credit here.
After labeling this the worst environmental disaster in our nation's history, the Obamas are only going down to the Redneck Riviera because they were pressured to do so.
27 hours on the ground, and next week they go on a real vacation.
Ten days in Martha's Vineyard.
But I read a statement like this, the opening line in this CNN story.
Obama and his family will travel to the Gulf Coast this weekend to support businesses that rely on tourists, but have been devastated by the oil.
Do you realize, and it's coming up in the next segment, what a total batch of lies were told by science, the administration, and the media about this disaster.
There should not be a reason for Obama to go down and talk to businesses who have been hurt.
There should not have been any businesses hurt.
Businesses were harmed purely because of the average, predictable hysteria that attaches itself to virtually every story.
There's a story outstarted yesterday.
It's getting amplified today.
Chicken, poultry products, The biggest source of food poisoning in America.
Oh no!
Who knew?
Are there any reports of recent food poisoning?
No.
We have a bunch of dunderheads sitting around with too much time in their hands doing study after study after study, studying human behavior.
Here is human behavior, they're creating crisis after crisis after crisis.
Same thing happened in the Gulf.
There was no reason for a panic.
There was no reason to shut down tourism.
There was no reason for any of it, except it sold newspapers and got ratings, or a crisis is too great a thing to waste.
Let's manufacture one.
It was never warranted.
And the real truth is if Obama really, really cared, and if he really wanted to support businesses that were hurt, he'd go talk to some oil workers because they're the ones he has put out of business.
The real crisis is the drilling moratorium that has been totally unnecessary.
It has not been lifted.
And I might point out that our esteemed president, after having his iftar dinner tonight, will not meet with anybody in the oil business at all while on the ground for 27 hours in the Gulf.
Open line Friday, El Rush Ball behind the golden EIB microphone.
I'm sitting here trying to picture a pee off between Cindy Sheehan and uh and Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary.
Don't want to be misunderstood about this iftar dinner business.
George W. Bush started the tradition.
And do you know what year?
2001.
George W. Bush held an iftar dinner in 2001.
How's that for religious tolerance?
And we see all the good that it did.
And I have found out some of the guests at Obama's IFTAR dinner tonight, they include the chief of mission from the PLO.
I kid you not, the chief of mission from the PLO, one of the guests at Obama's IFTAR dinner tonight.
The Gulf Recovery Obama does not want to see.
This is from the Morning Bill of the Heritage Foundation.
Next week, for the fifth time since July, the first family will get on Air Force One to go up to Martha's Vineyard.
Stay in a state that rents for up to $50,000 a week.
Before they head north, they will first grace Panama City Beach, Florida, with their presence this weekend for what's being billed as a solidarity vacation to the Gulf Coast.
And they talk about what's on the agenda, what the Obamas are going to do, and they point out as I just did.
Not on the agenda any meetings with oil workers in other Gulf states who were now unemployed, thanks to President Obama's Gulf Oil Drilling Ban.
If the president really wanted to see the economic damage his own policies are causing, he could first stop in Pascagoula, Mississippi, where idle oil rigs in the Signal International Shipyard have formed an eerie floating ghost city that locals have dubbed rig row.
Instead of being deployed at sea where they could be creating wealth for the country and jobs for Gulf residents, these rigs are wasting away idly in port as a direct result of Obama's oil drilling moratorium, a moratorium that when was first issued on just deep sea rigs, a federal judge ruled was arbitrary and capricious.
Undaunted, the regime doubled down, issuing a broader oil drilling injunction that's killing even more jobs in the first ban.
Lou Davliner has, or maybe it's Dolaner, I'm not sure he pronounces its name.
It's a national review online today.
Our real Gulf disaster.
And this is what I was referring to in the previous half hour.
And it's, if I may get personal here for just a moment.
One of the areas in which I find myself in the most controversy is simply when I state things that are not part of a formula or not part of conventional wisdom.
This is an example.
We hear news of the oil spill.
We hear and see pictures, see pictures of all the oil escaping from the leak.
What ensues everywhere is an utter Panic, followed by stories of total destruction, the end of life as we've known it in the Gulf of Mexico and in the coastal areas, a sheer unadulterated panic.
I didn't get on board.
I said, wait a minute.
Nature's going to fix this.
Even if this spill keeps up till August until they get the relief wells drilled.
This is a minimal amount of oil.
It's hardly, you couldn't find this amount of oil in the entire Gulf if you didn't know it was there.
And then later, we had people doing studies and found out that if the Superdome or the New Texas cowboys, the Dallas Cowboy Stadium in Texas, was the Gulf, the amount of oil in it is the equivalent of a 24-ounce can of beer.
You couldn't find the oil if you didn't know it was there.
It's how insignificant it was, kept telling you about how the Mexican spill Ickstar, 1979, far, far worse, and that we had totally recovered from it, nevertheless.
And that it had devastated the Texas Gulf Coast.
But never mind, I was called stupid, irresponsible, a hack.
Following through on my global warming denier position, when in fact all I was doing was engaging in critical thinking rather than following the crowd.
Simply using common sense.
One of the worst things about our culture today is that common sense is considered controversial.
Better stated, a commonsensical reaction to any event is considered controversial.
What is not controversial is the planned and orchestrated and easy path reaction.
Oil spill, Gulf of Mexico, big oil bad, Obama, liberal Democrat, good.
Well, we have a disaster.
We have a crisis.
This is horrible.
And see, we've been warning you about all this.
Big oil doesn't care.
They hate people.
They're trying to kill their customers.
Here's a great example of it.
They don't care about the price of their pro all of the 50 years of rot gut rhetoric.
Ed Markey, somebody, some member of Congress demanding the leak be shown 24-7 so that BP could be shaken down for another 20 billion dollars.
I've prided myself in never being a conformist.
I have yet to be a conform.
I take pride in being a nonconformist.
And it's not all that hard to be a nonconformist, aside from the guts it takes.
You just have to have a little intelligence guided by experience and common sense and a willingness to proclaim it.
And yet I am considered controversial.
I am considered dangerous.
I'm the one who's said to be knee jerk reactionary.
When we know now that the wizards of smart from all levels from academia down to the media, the administration, they're the idiots.
They're the non-thinkers.
They're the people who simply take any event and attach it to their political agenda and lie and frighten and scare whatever they have to do to get people believing it.
And then after it's all over, and we find out that all of those people were wrong.
Every damn one of them.
Every crisis monger was wrong.
Is there any price to pay by those people?
They forced no.
Because they're the ruling class elites.
And their intentions were honorable.
And we have to reward them for caring.
It's not, folks, I'm not, I'm not patting myself on the back here.
I'm not talking, I'm not nothing special.
It's not that I'm so omniscient.
Socrates once supposedly said I'm paraphrasing.
It's not Socrates that's irrefutable.
It's the facts.
In this case, the BP, the BP oil leak.
It wasn't even a spill, the BP oil leak is another example of why arrogance and incompetence is a dangerous combination.
Look at what's happened.
Folks, it's an outrage.
An entire industry has been shut down on the basis of an unwarranted panic based on an unwarranted reaction to an event that itself was amplified way out of proportion to its reality.
And at insult to injury, the president of the United States is making a face-saving move.
One he really doesn't want to make in the first place, going down there because he's been told you better get down there because your wife just got pictured in a lot of bad optics over in Spain, and you're going to Martha's Vineyard for 10 days next week.
You better get down there.
So he's going to go down there, and he's going to talk to people who have been hurt by himself and his administration, his experts, and his media.
Tourism.
People were scared.
Remember, we had this story from the St. Louis Post to scratch.
The eighth graders, the tenth grade, whatever it was, took a field trip to go find the oil.
And the reason was to see the devastation and the damage being wrought by capitalism.
And big oil.
And I got ripped for that.
I got ripped for making fun of that, but I, using common sense and critical thinking, knew that the kids were being used by activist-oriented teachers who saw an opportunity to move forward their own anti-capitalist global warming agenda.
It was I and I alone, El Rushbaugh with respect for God, respect for creation, respect for truth, and a healthy awareness of our own insignificance when it comes to the massive scope and complexity of our planet and our climate and systems, eco and otherwise.
So here's where we are.
The smart people all ganged up, got together, and tried to be the first to cross the finish line, shouting disaster, disaster, disaster.
You want a phrase, Obama lied, Gulf tourism died.
Bush lied, people died fine.
Obama lied, Gulf tourism died.
Here's Mr. Dolliner.
Four months after the Deepwater Horizon spill, which Obama called the worst environmental disaster America's ever faced.
The oil is disappearing, the fisheries are returning to normal.
It turns out that this incident exposed some things that are seriously wrong in the world of oil.
And I don't mean exploding wells.
There was a broad-based failure on the part of the media, a broad-based failure on the part of the science establishment, a broad-based failure on the part of the federal bureaucracy.
With the nation and its leaders looking for facts, we got instead a massive plume of apocalyptic mythology and threats of Armageddon.
In the Gulf, this misinformation has cost jobs, it has lowered property values, it has devastated tourism, and its effects on national policy could be deep and far reaching.
To get an idea of the scale of misinformation involved, consider how many of the most widely reported narratives about the spill have turned out to be dubious.
I'll get you those after the break, but I want to repeat here.
Look at what's happened here.
Because of a lie, a series of lies, a bunch of liars, a bunch of pseudo-intellectuals, a bunch of non-critical thinkers in the media and everywhere, reactionaries, people who would not know common sense if it slapped them upside the head.
Look at what's happened.
Jobs have been lost, property values plummeted, tourism devastated.
To this moment, the oil industry shut down in the Gulf of Mexico.
For no reason whatsoever.
And I just want to re these are the same people that you've put in charge of health care.
These are the same people you put in charge of running Obama motors, the same people you put in charge of running our financial system, the same people that are responsible for the global warming hoax, the same people responsible for every other panic-oriented hoax.
They get away with near criminality, irresponsibility for certain.
And they are never ever held accountable.
If a terrorist had done to the oil industry in the Gulf what Obama has done, even Eric Holder would bring him up on charges.
Be right back.
Don't go away.
The BP, the BP oil spill hysteria.
About a lie, ladies and gentlemen, was child play compared to the hoax that's global warming.
Child play.
This hoax was nothing.
It only lasted a couple of months.
The global warming hoax has been ongoing for 25 years.
It has determined the curricula.
At every level of education in the country, it's a lie.
It is a hoax.
And the people who are the deniers are said to be the nutcases, the fruit loops, and the idiots.
Here are some of the examples.
The scale of misinformation involved.
The most widely reported narratives about the spill have turned out to be just at the very least dubious, and in some cases a lie.
East Coast beaches are threatened.
Do you remember the folly?
We had people in the Keys.
We had people in Miami.
We had people on our side of the state of Florida actually going out to beaches and looking for oil from the Gulf of Mexico.
And they would find tarbals.
And they would stop everything and do investigations.
Is this from the deep water horizon?
And it never was.
There was never a chance that oil was going to get to the East Coast of Florida.
It was going to get to the Gulf Stream.
It was going to get to Great Britain.
It was going to change the climate forever.
It was an out and out panic.
And a lone voice said, this is silly.
We got a bunch of stupid experts talking about things they have no clue, and all they're doing is alarming people.
East Coast beaches threatened.
Everybody got the wrong idea about the magnitude of the spill from the very beginning.
Simply put, it was never going to be as big as most thought it would be.
The spreading of this East Coast beach theory was a joint operation of the National Center for Atmospheric Research and the media.
In June, the NCAR produced a slick computer modeled animated video that showed a gigantic part of the spill making its way around the southern tip of Florida and up the right coast.
Oil covered everything.
From the Gulf to the Grand Banks, BP oil slick could hit East Coast in weeks.
Government scientists dutifully reported the New York Daily News.
CBS News, MSNBC, many other media outlets chimed in the same vein.
The video was widely popular on YouTube.
But then the government, in the form of a more senior bureaucracy, the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration disavowed the scenario.
In fact, according to Chuck Watson of Watson Technical Consulting, Savannah, Georgia firm, the simulation was bogus from the very beginning because it ignored important conditions in the Gulf.
Furthermore, says Watson, the media never took account of how diluted the oil would be once it hit the Atlantic.
But who was it?
It was I. It'll be eaten alive by the ocean.
And once again, I L Rushbo portrayed as a Neanderthal knee jerk reactionary.
The bulk of the theoretically massive spill that this video shows amounts to roughly a quart of oil per square mile.
That's how much was going to end up on the East Coast.
A quart of oil per square mile.
Chuck Watson claims flat out that NOAA was gold digging for grants.
There's probably more federal research money floating around the Gulf than there is oil right now.
There's a feeding frenzy, people trying to get funding for their specialty.
And I can confirm this.
Maybe I ought not.
Take a look.
If you get a satellite picture, take a look at the number of ships.
Take a look at the boat traffic on the Gulf of Mexico.
You will be stunned at all the boat traffic out.
There is no slick.
There is no oil watts, and there is no oil drilling going on.
So what's going on?
There's a feeding frenzy.
People trying to get funding.
They're looking for damage.
They're looking for the slightest evidence of any damage that will get them funding to continue research when there isn't any.
It's what happens when the government starts giving away money.
Maybe, uh, ladies and gentlemen, maybe Obama is being more considerate than we're giving him credit for.
Maybe his trip down there to Panama City Beach to the Gulf Coast, maybe he's just trying to show the unemployed what vacations are like.
He's the great leader.
People live for him vicariously.
So while they're unemployed, they get to see what a vacation looks like.
Because Obama cares, along with his wife, Muchell, my bill.
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