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Meg Whitman's former housekeeper plans to file a claim against the Republican gubernatorial candidate.
The woman's attorney, Gloria Allred, says it'll be controversial and explosive.
Meg Whitman's housekeeper for nine years will tell how she suffered as a longtime Latina household employee in Meg Whitman's home for nine years.
Nine years.
And why she's filing a claim against Ms. Whitman, Gloria Allred said in a statement, details of the case expected to be released at 2 p.m. news conference.
Maybe it's happening now.
Now, let's recall, ladies and gentlemen, that Gloria Allred also filed a sexual assault suit, I think it was, on behalf of some stunt woman against Arnold Shriver, Schwarzenegger, Schwarzenegger, when he was running for governor in 2003.
And I think it was right at the end of the campaign.
And the whole thing ended up being dismissed.
And in fact, you remember when a guy who did documentaries brought up that Arnold Shriver Schwarzenegger, sorry, had made Nazi-like comments just a couple days before the election.
And it turns out that that guy who, the documentarian who made these comments about Arnold named George Butler, turned out to be a lifelong pal of John Kerry's, who had served in Vietnam.
And George Butler had even helped Kerry write his first book, The Winter Soldier.
George Butler had written a book proposal that claimed Arnold had been an admirer of Adolf Hitler.
You remember this?
And this was right before one of those gubernatorial races.
And I don't know if Allred was involved in that, but she was involved in one of these other things right before, right before the elections.
So we'll wait to see how that all shakes out.
New Blank Panther.
This is King Shamir Shabazz back on August 9th in Harlem.
Had some things to say, among them this.
This is what King Salir in the Philadelphia chapter, along with the guidance and leadership of attorney Mali Shabazz, has been doing that you don't hear about from Fox Jews.
I'm sorry, Fox.
Most of the media bloodsuckers, liars, and crucifix Jews are going to talk about me killing white babies.
Let's talk about the little black babies that you use as allocator bits.
That is King Shamir Shabazz Shamir Shabazz, the man who Eric Holder and Obama let off the hook involved in voter intimidation in Philadelphia.
This is the same organization, the New Black Panther Party that met with Mahmoud Ahmadinezad and Calypso Louie in New York at the United Nations.
Well, not at the United Nations, but Mahmoud Ahmedinezad was in town for the UN.
So he met with the new Black Panthers and Minister Farrakhan.
This is September 2009 in Philadelphia during a street festival.
New Black Panther Party chapter leader King Shamir Shabazz.
I hate white people.
All of them.
Every last iota of a cracker.
I hate it.
You want freedom?
You're going to have to kill some crackers.
You're going to have to kill some of these babies.
Right.
This is, again, the man who was, there's no case there, Holder said, and his civil rights division at the Justice Department.
A wide swath of U.S. business leaders Tuesday reported the economy has slowed significantly in the last few months.
They said the tax stalemate in Washington, a major reason that flagging consumer sentiment is now endangering the recovery.
In separate reports, big business members of the business roundtable, along with manufacturers, homebuilders, and the oil industry, gave gloomy assessments of the recovery.
Said Congress' decision to postpone action on tax cuts till after the election was weighing heavily on consumer sentiment.
Verizon chief executive Ivan Seidenberg, who's a big Obama supporter back when, said that bidden fundamentals are reasonably strong with low interest rates.
Most businesses holding adequate capital to expand, but a lack of demand and inadequate demand by consumers was leading businesses to hold back on expansion and hiring new world.
Chris Matthews said the other day, Chris Matthews said that the reason businesses are sitting on all this cash is to artificially depress the economy so as to hurt Obama.
I know he's an idiot, but that's what he said.
He said that businesses are purposely sitting on all this money so as to harm the economy to make sure that Obama doesn't do well.
Oh.
And nearly nine months after the earthquake, more than a million Haitians still live on the streets between piles of rubble.
One reason?
Not a cent of the $1.15 billion the U.S. promised for rebuilding has arrived.
This story is not from a conservative news site.
This story is from the state-controlled Associated Press.
The money was pledged by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Rodham in March for use this year in rebuilding.
The U.S. has already spent more than $1.1 billion on post-quake relief, but without long-term funds, the reconstruction of the wrecked capital cannot begin.
With just a week to go before fiscal 2010 ends, the money is still tied up in Washington.
At fault, bureaucracy, disorganization, and a lack of urgency.
The AP learned in interviews with officials in the State Department, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, the White House, and the U.N. office of the Special Envoy.
One senator has held up a key authorization bill because of a $5 million provision he says will be wasteful.
Meanwhile, deaths in Port-au-Prince are mounting as quake survivors scrambled.
Now, remember, it's Obama who was deeply moved by Reverend Wright who said that cruise ships throw away more food in a day than Port-au-Prince sees in a year.
Now, how does anybody think that this same regime can deliver health care to Americans?
$1.15 billion pledged U.S. aid still has not arrived in Haiti.
Obama said he wasn't going to forget the Haitians.
And Bill Clinton said he wasn't going to forget the Haitians.
Bill Clinton went to Haiti a bunch of times.
Remember that?
Clinton went down there to Haiti.
Mrs. Clinton went down there to Haiti.
Why is Obama campaigning instead of doing his job?
Why is Clinton campaigning instead of doing his UN job?
Clinton's a special envoy.
Bill Clinton is the special envoy.
Where's Clinton?
Haiti is suffering, hurting out there.
Here you have the world in need, and the first two black presidents in this country are nowhere to be found helping the black residents of Port-au-Prince.
Too busy campaigning.
From WorldNet Daily, a new poll released this week soundly contradicts critics' claims that Tea Party movement is fringe, white, and racist.
PJTV's Tea Party tracking poll has monitored nationwide sentiments toward the Tea Party on a weekly basis since August the 2nd.
The poll's most recent reports reveal the following results.
The number of people who identify as members of the Tea Party has more than tripled over the last month alone, up to 21% of likely voters.
And when has this happened?
This has happened during focused criticism of the event.
Focused criticism of the Tea Party.
The attempts to ridicule, impugn, and demolish it, and it's growing.
55% of those surveyed said they support the Tea Parties based on the movement's positions on issues.
And among the likely voters who are black, 32% said they would vote for a candidate backed by the Tea Party.
One-third of blacks support the Tea Party movement.
You might be able to say the wheels of the race card bus are beginning to fall off.
But we all know these are probably not real blacks.
Not authentic.
Authentic blacks would not support the Tea Parties.
Authentic blacks, inauthentic blacks, like Justice Thomas, Condoleezza Rice, Thomas Saul, Walter Williams, Alan West, J.C. Watts, Michael Steele.
Those are not authentic blacks.
This is interesting.
This is from Ras Mussen.
Republicans, much more likely than Democrats to consider voting for an independent this year.
A new Rasmussen Reports National Telephone Survey finds that one out of three likely U.S. voters say that they are more likely to vote for an independent candidate in this election than they have been in the past.
The identical number say they are less likely to do so this year.
But Republicans are in a more rebellious mood than Democrats.
37% of Republican voters say that they are more likely to vote for an independent candidate this November compared to 17% of Democrats.
I find that kind of interesting since we had a call with the independent woman yesterday, Gail from Birmingham.
She really, I mean, she was an independent, but she really was a disaffected conservative fed up with the Republican Party.
And here it is, Wall Street Journal, the Tea Party has emerged as a potent force in American politics, a center of gravity within the Republican Party, with a large majority of Republicans showing an affinity for the movement that has repeatedly bucked the GOP leadership this year.
A new Wall Street Journal NBC News poll has found that 71% of Republicans describe themselves as Tea Party supporters.
And I say, given the trashing at the drive-bys and the Democrats, the lies that have been told about the Tea Party, that they're racist, sexist bigots, idiots, dupes, the movement continues to gather strength despite the criticism, which means that it's issue-oriented.
I got to get some phone calls in.
We'll do that when we come back from this obscene profit timeout of the EIB network.
All right, here's what we have, at least on this Meg Whitman stuff.
Gloria Allred claiming that Meg Whitman's a hypocrite for having hired an undocumented worker.
This would be the Latina maid.
And she fired her before deciding to run for office.
The allegation as presented by Allred doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
Why not keep her on the payroll and help her get legalized if you want to keep her quiet?
Why would you fire somebody who you know could turn around and cause your campaign so much damage?
At the end of the all-red press conference, one of my spies watching it says you can hear the reporters saying breathlessly, wow.
I don't know what that means.
I don't know if they're saying, wow, it's a big deal or wow, it's a whole hummer.
I wonder if Gloria Allred is going to represent the undocumented workers at Colin Powell's house because they're all over the place.
And he said they're all over our house, your house.
Their undocumented are everywhere.
The reporters were saying, wow, it's a big deal.
The reporters think that Meg Whitman canning the Latina maid before she seeks office a big deal.
So they think they're onto something.
Macomb, Ohio.
This is Billy.
Great to have you on the program, sir.
Welcome to the EIB Network.
Yes, sir.
I have a bone pick with you, Rush.
You're in my top 10 most admired people, but I don't understand what you have a problem with Darwin.
You know, it seems to me the science is pretty sound on this.
And I would agree with you totally on other sciences like global warming, social media.
I know I should have thrown Marx in there, too, along with Freud.
Well, I'm not a Marxist.
I mean, Ayn Rand is probably my number one most admired people, but I consider the science pretty sound.
I mean, the DNA is 98% the same as the great apes.
And as far as O'Donnell's comment is concerned, I hope she wins and all that, but I think she misunderstands that human beings and the great apes share a common ancestor.
They didn't evolve from apes.
They share the same common ancestor, sort of like a tree branching off.
Yeah.
Yeah, so I don't, you know, as far as Darwin is concerned, I know a lot of people, a lot of Republicans are Christian and all that.
And although I may agree with them on a lot of different issues, I think they're way off on this.
And I think the, you know, I don't understand it.
Yeah, the only thing that some people have with Darwin is that they believe evolution cannot explain creation.
I happen to agree with that.
I don't think evolution can explain creation.
I mean, something had to evolve from something.
Where does something come from?
It didn't evolve from nothing.
Something that put it there.
It had to be created.
Darwin tries to argue against creation and it gives the anti-creationist ammo.
Darwin does.
And I think it actually limits inquiry and curiosity contrary to promoting it.
Well, but why would you disparage a certain theory just because you can't explain something else?
I mean, you know, I, you know, there are...
Well, Darwin can't prove his either.
Ah.
I think there is solid evidence in favor of Darwin.
Like I said, 98% DNA the same if you look at the fossils.
Okay, what big banged there was the Big Bang, right?
The Big Bang of what?
Well, I'm not a professional scientist, but I will say this, that is just as far as evolution is concerned, if you look at the bone structures of human beings versus the bone structures of apes, and they're very similar.
Yeah, I know.
And then on top of that, just as the theory of evolution as a whole, not just from apes, if you look at how viruses or bacteria mutate, you know, how I'm not.
Wait a minute, you may misunderstand me here.
I'm not, I don't, I have never said I don't believe in evolution.
Clearly, things evolve.
All I believe is that evolution does not explain creation.
And the evolution, the Darwinists use Darwin and whatever it is he believes to argue against the whole concept of creationism or intelligent design, which to me is intellectually vapid.
Well, I don't think, I don't think Darwinism necessarily says that there's, I am an atheist, but I don't think Darwin, you know, the philosophy of evolution comes out and says that there is no God, you know.
But I do think.
I don't know.
Darwin may not have, but the people that don't believe in God use Darwin as their evidence.
I mean, Darwin created a lot of, shall we, gave a lot of people a lot of insurance policies.
See, I don't understand this.
Just as there's no evidence for socialism, there's no evidence for creation.
So why would you try to even bring creation up?
Wait a second.
What do you mean there's no evidence for socialism?
What I mean is there's no evidence it works.
Excuse me.
Oh, I see.
Yeah.
But it's the same thing.
So I don't understand.
I agree with Republicans and conservatives when they say this stuff has been tried, socialism has been tried.
But on the other hand, when you look at there's no evidence for the evidence of creation either, it's all based on faith.
Where you have faith in socialism, you have faith in.
No, no, no.
Socialism is not a matter of faith.
I mean, if you believe in socialism, you're stupid.
There's evidence it doesn't work.
Of course creationism.
But Darwinism is faith, too.
That's my whole point.
Darwinism is presented as absolute science, inarguable science, and it's faith as well.
It is science.
It is science, Rush.
There's a lot of evidence.
Well, then I'm going to say creationism is a science.
Intelligent design is a science.
If you say my faith isn't a science, I'm going to say yours isn't.
Yeah, but there's actual fossil, I mean, there's actual bones when you look at it.
I'm not a professional scientist.
I'm not.
I know.
You've made that clear.
And I'm not a professional creationist.
Okay.
I'm not a professional intelligent designer.
Okay.
Well, I just totally disagree with you on that.
I just think it's a shame if we in apes have a if we have a common ancestor, the apes got screwed.
Yeah, they did.
Wouldn't you rather be a human being than an ape?
Of course.
I mean, I like air conditioning, running water, toilets, and so forth.
I don't like to eat bananas all the time and terrorize people.
I'm glad that my ancestors are human.
I wouldn't want to be an ape.
The only reason to be an ape is you might probably have better chance of meeting Naomi Watts than if you're a human being, but even that's a long shot.
Right.
Okay, El Rush, Bo.
We'll have to just agree to disagree on that one, but go Sharon Engel.
Amen, bro.
I mean, look, we're not on different sides of this thing.
I don't mean for you to take what I said personally.
I do think Darwin has caused humanity a lot of grief, like Freud has caused humanity a lot of confusion.
And like Marx, has literally single-handedly been responsible for more murder than any organized criminal you could name.
We'll be back in just a mere moment, ladies and gentlemen, more exciting phone calls on the other side of another obscene profit timeout here on the Rush Lindball program back after this.
Now, look, folks, as I've told you countless times, I live in Littoralville.
And this is one of the things I think that gets me, it results in me being more misunderstood than anything else.
If you tell me something, I take it literally.
I believe that you mean it.
I don't dance around edges and trying to figure out what you really meant.
You say it, I believe it.
I live in Litteralville.
And I'm just telling you that when it comes to evolution and creationism, they are both articles of faith.
Neither can be proved as a means of explaining how all this came to be.
Nobody's arguing that there is within species evolution, across species evolution.
All of this stuff is, there's another objection that some people have to evolution, and that is, to some people it is a tautology, survival of the fittest, meaning that what survives is the fittest.
It's always amazed me that liberals embrace this.
Liberals hate the survival of the fittest, do they not?
Liberals are obsessed with the equality of outcome.
Liberals are, they say they're animated and motivated by the fact that they can't stand the inequality of things.
It's not fair that somebody should be richer than somebody else.
It's not fair that somebody should have two houses and somebody else has only one.
Well, if they're going to profess their belief in evolution, isn't it the case that the survival of the fittest must be allowed to explain all of this?
In other words, that some people have more than others because they're more competent.
They're more able.
They're more fit.
And yet the same people want to tell us, oh yeah, you have to believe in the survival of the fittest.
That's why the weak members of the tribe end up being slaughtered.
That's why the weak lion goes away and gets creamed by the wildebeest or whatever the hell happens.
You know, it vanishes into the veld in Rhodesia.
And it's all just major premise, Darwin's major premise is the origin of the species.
Now, I, living in Litterellville, say, point me to a species we have seen originate.
I'm sorry.
I live in Litteralville.
Origin of the species.
Okay, I'm sorry.
As much as people may love Darwin, he cannot explain the origin of the species.
And nor can I, nor can Marx, and nor can Obama.
Now, back to tautology.
How do you know it's the fittest?
Survival of the fittest?
Well, the only way you know that it's the fittest is that it survived.
It's just circular.
It really doesn't advance anything.
So I think all of this, you know, people find comfort and faith anywhere they can.
And some people are hell-bent on not being religious.
It's an article of faith within.
I'm not going to be sucked in by someone.
I'm not going to surrender my mind to a bunch of baseless religions.
Some people have that attitude, but other people totally immerse themselves in it and be very comfortable having faith.
But Darwinism isn't science any more than creationism is.
Science, global warming is not science.
It's not been proved in the scientific method.
Another test of whether something is, I mean, you could, I mean, I have to confirm this with my official climatologist, Dr. Roy Spencer, University of Alabama Huntsville, but to me, another test of whether something is science or not is if it's predictive.
Can you predict from your knowledge of the science?
Evolution is not predictable.
What has evolution ever predicted?
What can we know for certain is going to happen down the road because of evolution?
Just the other day, maybe yesterday, the day before, I had a story in a stack of stuff.
They found 150 new species somewhere, didn't even know existed.
Well, okay, cool.
I thought we were destroying species, but that's beside the point.
Where did these come from?
Simply because we didn't know them, does that mean they weren't there?
Because we had not discovered these species, they weren't there.
I'm sorry, don't believe that.
Just because we didn't know it doesn't mean they weren't there before we found out about it.
Global warming has turned out to be not to not be predictive either, as we have seen over the last 10 years.
If global warming were predictive, we'd have had a thousand hurricanes already this year, right?
Based on what they predicted after what Al Gore told us after Katrina.
So all of this stuff is really, if you live in literalville like I do, it's amazing how simple things are.
But if you want to live in Grayville, where there's no certitude, you can confuse yourself to the day you die, all the while convincing yourself you're brilliant.
Which is what I find amazing.
Some of the most confused people with no answers of anything are among our greatest thinkers, among our finest scholars.
And they're just running around in rampant confusion.
One day, oat bran is going to cure heart attacks.
The next day, all it's going to do is create more cellular fat in your butt.
They haven't the slightest idea.
Pure and simple.
Now that Meg Whitman's ex-housekeepers outed herself as illegal or that Gloria Olrid did it, will she be deported?
The press thinks they're onto something big with this.
They think this is cool.
And the amazing thing is, in normal circumstances, the press would love Meg Whitman.
I mean, policy-wise, she's right in there.
Moderate.
Probably doesn't like the Tea Party much.
Right in there.
Anyway, the Red Cross says only about 7% of us are prepared for a disaster.
I would have to include Clinton and Obama in there.
I mean, look at Haiti.
Clinton's the envoy.
1.13 billion still hadn't gotten in there.
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Bob in Colorado Springs.
It's great to have you on the program.
Glad you waited.
Hello, sir.
Yeah, Rush.
How you doing?
Good.
Good.
Hey, I agree with Ann Coulter that give the Republicans a chance, they'll blow an election after Rove and everybody else is going after Christine O'Donnell.
I got a question for you, Rush.
Government jobs, the Republicans haven't been able to distinguish, at least most people that I know, why are government jobs so inferior to the private sector?
And you're a numbers guy, right?
I'm a literal guy.
Numbers guy, exactly.
You're a literal numbers guy.
Okay, say, for instance, government jobs, somebody was making $60,000 a year.
Let's just hypothetically say that.
Okay, and they're in a 20% bracket.
That means the government's still on the hook for $48,000.
Wouldn't that be correct?
Yeah.
Okay, well, the private sector job, if they made that same, or the job is worth $60,000, the government makes, we're just talking about federal income tax here.
The government clears $12,000.
Now, nobody in the media or the Republicans or any of the sort have come out and said that.
Well, I don't know about the Republicans, but a lot of people are talking about it, Bob.
There are a lot of people talking about the fact that government doesn't create wealth.
It only consumes it.
This is what you're saying.
What Bob's example is saying is a government worker, 60 grand, hypothetical number, the government pays somebody 60, meaning we pay 60.
The government takes 20 of it back, whatever the tax rate is.
But the government's still out, using the example 40, meaning us, meaning it costs all kinds of money to hire government workers, much more than the private sector doing it.
Because the tax revenue they collect from government workers is blown away by how much they pay government workers.
That's what Bob's saying.
And Bob's exactly right here.
But it's worse than what you said, Bob, because the average government worker makes twice what the private sector worker makes, and aside from the Chevrolet Vault, doesn't make anything.
This is not a slight to government workers.
Don't take this personally, but there's nothing produced.
Government does not create wealth.
It confiscates it.
That's all it does.
Doesn't produce wealth, doesn't create wealth.
And people have voted for Obama starting to figure this out.
That's what Velma, what's her name?
I forget her last name.
Velma Hart.
That's what she was essentially saying to Obama.
I'm exhausted defending you.
When's all this magic supposed to happen?
Is this my lot in life?
Is this my new reality?
You know, where's the new car?
Where's the new kitchen?
You know, where's the vacation to Port-au-Prince?
Where's my cruise ship food that I can throw away?
Where is it?
It's not out there.
No, but, Bob, the Republicans, your expectations here, nobody's going to run for office bashing government jobs.
They're not going to spend.
Those are voters.
And there are more and more of them each.
There are millions of them out there, Bob.
And, you know, the more government workers there are, the less work each of them has to do.
Anyway, Castro has figured out what the caller is saying.
That's why he's firing 500,000 of them.
Castro's finally, after all these years, have figured out his government's going broke paying all these people.
He tried to buy them off with rice cookers.
You know, I finally saw my first rice cooker.
I don't even know what a rice cooker was.
Until they have a rally on Washington about rice cookers, I guess I wouldn't know what one is.
But when I went to my team vodka golf team tournament out in Hawaii at Hartley's place, he hired a woman to come in and cook breakfast every morning because what he just did.
And she had a rice cooker there.
Fried rice was part of breakfast every morning.
I'd never seen one.
It's sitting there on the counter.
I said, what is that?
It's a rice cooker.
I said, oh, that's what Castro gave.
Castro gave.
Snerdley is rolling his eyes.
He can't believe I'm admitting this.
Mr. Snerdley, see, this is, I'm perfectly comfortable admitting this.
I live in Litteralville.
We don't have a rice cooker at my house.
Well, you know, the rice is cooked the old-fashioned way.
We either get, what is it, simple rice in the bag, you put it in there and heat it up and let it evaporate, or you go out and put it in there.
The way I make rice, get a kettle of big water and chicken broth, brown rice, bring it to a boil, let the rice soak that up.
It's delicious.
Yeah, I love rice.
I don't make rice, fried rice.
Yes, I know how to cook right, but I do not have a rice cooker.
I've never seen one.
What's the big deal about never even seen a rice cooker?
You know, I've never seen a bamboo steamer except on TV.
I want to know something.
I want to know if the Republican Party fathers, the big GOP ruling class guys, are going to excoriate Meg Whitman for putting the 51st Senate seat in jeopardy.
I know she's running for governor.
I know she's running for governor, but imagine if Christine O'Donnell had an illegal with the Republicans to do.
Imagine?
Now, folks, I want to tackle one more thing here about this evolution business.
Remember now, I live in Littoralville.
Have you heard of the concept of common design?
Give you an example.
All cars have a steering wheel.
But as we all know, a Volt is not a Mercedes, but they both have steering wheels.
Now, I have two dogs and a cat, and I've heard the scientists tell me that the DNA string, why, it's minuscule the difference.
So, so close.
And yet, I'm nowhere near being a sheepdog, and the sheepdogs are nowhere near being me, even though given a choice, I'm sure they'd rather be me than be sheepdogs.
Now, really going to upset you, this common design business.
If I'm God sitting around one day and I'm bored and I want to create something, I'm going to do it efficiently.
What if I can create living things, say on the mammal side, where 98% of them are the same?
But the 2%'s what makes them what they are.
I mean, that's pretty brilliant.
My point is, all of this is simple faith.
The Darwinists can't prove what they've done.
All the Darwinists have done is permit people to eschew faith and religion something meaningful.
And I still harken back to the whole notion of survival of the fittest.
If you liberals really believe in Darwin, survival of the fittest, then how can you support tax cuts or tax increases for the rich?
You believe in survival of the fittest.
Then how in the world do you build your ideology around equality of outcome?
Aren't you kind of blowing your own Darwinism out the water?
With your own ideology?
Seems to me you are.
Remember, I live in Litteralville.
You know, folks, Adolf Hitler loved to point to evolution as the model he wanted for society.
Some reason liberals don't like to be reminded of that.
But it's true.
You can look it up.
And Tim Geithner also hired an illegal nanny.
And Colin Powell said they're running all over his yard.