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Dec. 13, 2010 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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December 13, 2010, Monday, Hour #2
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The Detroit Lions have just stopped giving away tickets to tonight's game between the Giants and the Minnesota Vikings because I guess they're out of tickets.
If you went to the Packers Lions game yesterday in Detroit, that ticket's going to be honored for tonight.
You're stub.
And anybody making the trip from Minnesota who had tickets gets in.
I guess the response has been pretty good because they've stopped giving away free general admission tickets to people that didn't have a ticket to either game yesterday.
So you might have a full house in Detroit tonight, and not good for the Vikings, because the Lions are in the same division as the Vikings, and they'll be pulling for the Giants.
No, it's so.
There's a big plus for the Giants because then I get to face that massive noise from the home crowd at the Metrodome.
Anyway, greetings and welcome back.
Rush Limbaugh here at Christmastime on the Excellence in Broadcasting Network.
We just love Christmas here.
We love everything about it except the cold snap that's going on here.
Snerdley, do you realize the wind chill in New York is only five degrees colder than the wind chill here?
It's uh wind chill in New York is uh 39, it's 44 here.
Snerdley, I didn't see Snurley arrive for work.
I don't know if he's got a park or you don't even have your park anymore, do you?
No, he showed up in shorts.
Uh uh today, as as we all do each and every day.
I mean, once you get out of the car, what is it, two seconds inside, and then climate control comfort?
So no, it's it's not just this is depressing.
I mean, you're here, so you can be smug during cold weather in the north, but now we have to, you know, take our share of it.
You can't be smug.
Well, that's where you live, be in the 20s.
Uh on the um on the ocean about 32 to 35.
It's gonna be in the 20s in Orlando for sure.
Yeah.
Real.
Yeah, I know.
I I did used to love cold weather.
Um, and I do where the weather's supposed to be cold.
I still do.
Phone number if you want to be on the program 800-282-2882 and the email address L Rushbow at EIBNet.com.
Finally, the weather, global warming, uh-huh, finally giving the Midwest a bunch of shovel ready jobs.
Finally, look at what it cost.
How much have we spent on global warming?
How much have we spent developing the vault?
How much have we spent on the Prius?
How much have we spent on the hoax going to Copenhagen or wherever Cancun?
You realize if the best way, if global warming ever does really happen, the best way to cool things off is to hold a worldwide global warming summit wherever they do it.
Record lows.
Same thing with Al Gore, when he goes in to make a speech in global warming, record lows take place.
Sometimes bad weather would go along with it.
They had five or four or five record low temperature days in a row in Cancun during the global warming summit of uh of last week.
All right, uh no labels.
I first heard of this from some friends last week or the week before, and it is a bunch of people who just can't seem to find a home either on the left or on the right.
That's who it really is.
And well, but there's a there's another aspect to this too, because here are the founders.
No labels, and it this it is what it sounds like.
It's a bunch of people who don't like to be called conservative, who don't want to be called liberal.
It's basically a bunch of gutless wonders among the true believers, not the founders.
The founders have a different game going here.
But among the true leavers are going, yeah, yeah, yeah, count me in, count me in.
It's a bunch of wusses that, like on our side, the Frums at all, who just they just can't find a home on the conservative right.
They've been drummed out of it, or they've drummed themselves out of it.
You know, the people said the era of Reagan is over.
Uh the people that said conservatism's gonna have to recognize here the people want a welfare state.
Uh conservatism is gonna have to realize that people want a big government.
They don't they want an active executive.
They just want it done smarter.
People who were advising the Republican Party to go that way, to come back from the shellacking they got in 2008.
Right.
And you can see how right they were.
What was it that propelled the Republicans to victory in 2008?
It wasn't the Republicans.
It wasn't one position they took.
What propelled them was they weren't Democrats.
What was it about what Democrats were doing that propelled the Republicans to victory?
Spending, indebtedness, growing government, active executive.
All of the stuff that the brains and the intelligents on our side said the American people wanted.
Got shoulet.
Now, of course, they're rewriting history.
No, we weren't talking about that kind of stuff.
And on the left, you have you have uh really not hardcore leftists.
You you have people all who want to be perceived as moderates, and and the the no labels crowd is made up of a bunch of people who think they're the smartest people around, smartest people in the room, that the they're they're they're too intelligent and diverse,
um uh too aerudite and sophisticated to be uh categorized by something as confining and and and insulting as a label, uh like conservative or right wing, uh liberal or left wing.
Now these people far, far more intelligent, far, far more open-minded, far, far more sophisticated.
These are the people who told us on our side the era of Reagan is over, that we need a new kind of conservatism, that it must adapt.
Adapt to a world where the people want higher taxes, if it means a smarter government, an active, engaged executive.
The American people want essentially a form of a welfare state.
It's not these people, not that we do, it's just that we recognize what the people want by virtue of the way they voted.
We we see what the people want.
And if the Republicans have any hope of winning, they gotta forget this Reagan fixation they've got, right?
So we have the election of 2008, and who was it essentially that independence, the precious independence, and everybody else that they wanted more of?
Reagan, what was it they said they wanted less of?
Bigger government, welfare state, active, engaged, smart, executive, i.e.
president.
So, as far as I'm concerned, they have been totally discredited, and they know it.
And they have their counterparts on the left.
So, miraculously, this group called No Labels has sprung up.
Guys like Joe Scarborough are all for it.
Joey is an MSNBC.
It doesn't hurry, it didn't help him to be thought of as a Reagan conservative.
And you got all these other people on the people like Bloomberg love the idea of no labels.
But here are the founders, and as always, folks, as usual, if you follow the money, not the true believers.
If you follow the money, you will find the answers to most of your questions.
No labels, founded by Nancy Jacobson, who is a Democrat activist, married to Mark Penn, Democrat polster.
The Republican in charge of no labels is Mark McKinnon, a Democrat.
He's the guy who dropped out of the McCain campaign because he couldn't bring himself to be critical of the first black presidential candidate, Obama.
McKinnon was George W. Bush's ad guy.
He was McCain's ad guy until they started criticizing Obama, then McKinnon quit.
Before Bush, McKinnon never worked for the Republicans.
But he had worked alongside the forehead, Paul Bagala, for a lot of Democrats.
So you had Mark McKinnon, Nancy Jacobson, oh, and I left with Kiki McLean.
I think her maiden name was Kiki Moore.
I'm not sure, but they're all Democrats.
The founders of No Labels is all Democrats.
And our guys on the right are making tracks to join up.
No labels.
Now, what is this?
Well, let's take a look at who these people are.
Mark McKinnon, Kiki Moore, Kiki McLean, Nancy Jacobson.
I'll tell you what this is about.
It is about money.
These are political consultants.
They need candidates.
They need candidates running for office for whom they can take whatever the consultant gets paid.
5%, 10%, what have you.
All three founders of No Labels are Democrats.
They would love for Bloomberg to run for president.
Because he is a billionaire.
Get him to run as an independent, maybe even third party.
You know, sucker him into an independent run where they get the money win or lose.
Whether he wins or loses doesn't matter.
They get the money.
And he would lose.
But there are always, as a friend of mine says, there are always political operatives who will tell a billionaire what he wants to hear.
And we know that Bloomberg wants to run.
He just says he's not.
He says he doesn't want to, but we know he does want to.
Now, a who's who of centrist and independent politicians, including Mayor Bloomberg, Senator Joe Lieberman, Governor Charlie Christ, Representatives Mike Castle, and Bob Inglis gather in New York this morning for the launch of No Labels, a new nonprofit group aimed at promoting cooperation across party lines.
In a four-minute video prepared for today's launch, a collection of the group's founding leaders call for politicians to be moving beyond partisanship and focus on solutions.
Notice how this comes on the heels of a Democrat shellacking.
Notice how three Democrat campaign consultants form a group called No Labels to forget politics to find solutions.
Well, it's natural that a bunch of losing Democrats would want to get rid of the loser moniker and sucker a bunch of smarter than they think they are Republican conservatives to join them under the same auspices.
If we take away the labels, I think we'll realize the folks who are in the center of the Democrat Party, the folks who are at the center of the Republican Party, probably agree with each other more than they do with the extremes of their party, said John Evelon, the former Rudy Giuliani advisor and centrist political strategist says in the video.
Lisa Borders, the Atlanta politician who heads the Grady Health Foundation, argues we need to find a new space where people can feel comfortable to actually just get the work done.
Now, as I say, you're going to find a number of so-called Republican former conservatives joining the group here.
So...
Uh...
Thank you.
Um Snerdley just said, what work are they talking about getting done?
All the the end of partisanship, the end of bickering.
Um they these are people who are convinced that's what the American people ultimately want is an end.
If they did, uh Republicans would not have gotten one vote.
We already had the Democrats in total power.
I mean, the Democrats owned everything.
If these people that know labels were right, they want to end the bickering, and they love the Democrats and love what they stand for, then keep them in power.
Keep in the House, give me more seats in the Senate, more seats in the House, make sure Obama's there in perpetuity, but it just didn't work out that way.
But the bottom line is you have now a bunch of out-of-work Democrat consultants who may not be in truth high up on the list of consultants that Democrats want to hire.
I mean, when's the last one of them ever won a race?
Last time McKinnon did, he was working for a Republican.
Uh Kiki Moore is on Fox.
Nancy Jacobson, I don't know when I last saw her.
And these are the three founders.
It's like folks, it's like everything else.
As far as the founders are concerned, no labels is about money.
Finding rich billionaires to run as third-party candidates.
And separate the rich billionaire from his money.
As consultants.
And win or lose.
You get paid.
And it doesn't matter if he wins or loses.
The money is what counts.
So Blueberg wants to run, wants to run his own campaign.
Implement it.
Make sure he loses.
Take your money.
The people that are signing on to this, what I call the dupes, making up the rank and file of the group, not the elected officials.
I'm not talking about the Lieberman's.
Well, I might throw Chris and Castle.
Yeah, these are the dupes.
But they're truly liberals.
Republicans who want to be known as centrists and they're truly liberals.
So it's a liberal group.
A liberal group that a bunch of wayward conservative media intelligents people are joining.
Because they are drinking the Kool-Aid.
They really think it's about ending partisanship and uh rewarding smart people.
To answer your question sturdily, they really believe that this organization is where the truly brilliant in public policy and politics will go.
It's all about hanging around with like-minded eggheads.
Like-minded, smartest people in the room.
Port and cigars in the club library.
Except can't smoke now.
It's bad for you.
So port in the clubroom.
Yeah, you know, the wine and croissant crowd, basically.
But it's it they think it's all about the smartest people getting together, rising to power, and owning everything.
The three founders, it's about getting back in the game and earning some money.
That's all it is.
Manheim Steamroller, you know what I found out today?
The roller, as they're now known, the roller.
Manheim Steamroller has sold more Christmas records albums, CDs than anyone.
The all-time leader in the sale of Christmas music, Manheim Steamroller and Chip Davis.
You know who they supplanted?
You know who they replaced.
Nope, that's that's a close good guess.
It's neither Bing Crosby nor is it Nat King Cole.
It's Elvis.
Elvis was the number one seller of Christmas music.
Elvis, exactly right.
Elvis and on number two.
Manheim's steamroller is number one.
Now I just checked the email.
A lot of people rush, rush.
You need to hear what Chris Matthews said on Friday.
You need to play it for your audience.
I just did.
But it was at the end of the hour.
And it's only 10 seconds.
People um obviously didn't hear it in my own audience.
What does that say for me?
But here it is again.
Uh ladies and gentlemen, Friday night hardball Matthews was, I mean, it was it was orgasm time, uh, ladies and gentlemen, after Clinton took over the White House podium.
This is the alliance made by God and the Democratic Party.
You're laughing because there's Bill Clinton back.
He grabbed that podium so fast he didn't want to leave go of it.
He didn't want to let go of it.
Leave go of it.
They talk like that in the South, Chris.
You better be careful.
Leave go of it.
The Alliance made by God and the Democrat Party, Bill Clinton and Obama.
Yeah, it's it wasn't Bing Crosby White Christmas.
The stuff I'm gonna have to find it.
I have to find it, but it's it's a story on Chip Davis and Manheim Streamroller, so they're number one.
Uh let's see.
Rooney in Rockville, Connecticut.
Rooney, you're next on the EIB network.
Great to have you here.
Oh, Bama from Alabama, not a one-term president Ditto's thank you, sir.
Greetings.
Uh thank you.
Hello.
Hello.
Uh now that I proclaimed the obvious.
Uh I want to just rebel for a minute in in in the in the glow of this ruling from a Southern judge.
And uh the timing was, you know, couldn't have been better.
I I just got off the airwaves uh shellacking Richard M. Blumenthal from Connecticut, or whatever his name is, for what he's done in the past and what he's gonna do in the future when he gets to Washington as a junior senator from Connecticut.
And how the senior Senator has single-handedly tried to put the final nail in the coffin of our country when he had the ability to stop this Obamacare from going forward.
And right after I got off with Blumenthal, on came this whatever Fox News alert that uh out of Virginia from the South may be the salvation of our nation.
And I've always said that if this country is to be saved, it's gonna be saved by the South and by the th uh the Southerners.
And and that's why Chris Matthews is starting to talk Southern, because he wants to be part of the salvation.
Well, you might you you um you might have a point.
Caller here is referring to the uh the federal judge, Judge Hudson in Virginia, who has found Obamacare unconstitutional because of the Commerce Clause.
He said that's uh unconstitutional for the regime to mandate that any American buy anything, particularly health insurance, or pay a penalty.
And here's more Manheim Steamroller.
Merry Christmas from all of us here at the EIB Network.
And for all of you saying, what?
You can't be even more than being Crosby White Christmas, who's Sir Soy.
Well, here it is.
It's Bloomberg Business Week magazine.
John Perellis of the New York Times once dismissed Manheim Steamroller as music with pretensions.
Yet over the past quarter century, over the last twenty-five years, Manheim Steamroller has sold thirty-eight million records, mostly Christmas collections.
It is the music industry's number one seller even in the lucrative holiday category.
Number two is Elvis Presley.
Derbingle, not mentioned in there.
The top two.
So it's Manheim Steamroller and Elvis.
Tony in Tampa, you're next on the Rush Limbaugh program.
Hi.
Hey, hey Rush, how are you doing?
Very well, thank you.
Uh I watched Army Navy over the weekend.
They might have flown three flags the entire game.
Uninterrupted football from beginning to end.
Um I want to talk about the NFL PA, Rush.
Uh this guy who's the head of the NFL PA, you know yourself, he's a stone cold straight-up Obamatron.
They're talking about uh strike striking next year to uh so there won't be a season next year.
Uh now I want to ask you about this.
Uh you're talking about DeMaris Smith or actually DeMaurice, to be proper, DeMaurice Smith.
Where are you getting this strike business?
Uh isn't isn't that the isn't that the scuttle butt that's going down that they're uh they're going through negotiations, they might strike.
Well, now say the reason I ask you this very interesting.
Not too many people have picked up on this, is why I want everybody's talking lockout, as in the players being locked out by the owners.
But the players on every team have voted, if necessary, to decertify the union.
If that holds up, there won't be anybody to lock out.
The owners won't be able to lock out anybody if they follow through and decertify, but in other words, in the union, then you're there there's nobody to lock out.
Therefore, the only way there'd be a work stoppage is indeed if the players strike.
Now, is that what you meant, or did you just mean lockout and got the terms reversed?
No.
That's exactly what I meant.
All right, well, then you are on the cutting edge.
You are you are keeping up with this because very few people are Aware that at the end of the day, the only way this can happen is if there is a strike if they decertify.
There won't be anything for the owners to lock out.
That's right, Rush.
Uh the Obamatron, in the midst of 10% unemployment, and his president giving us a Cuban style economy wants to strike.
I I here's where I differ with you.
I think.
No, I don't think.
I know, in part because of my own episode.
I know that the owners were supposed to have shown the signs of caving by now.
The reason they were supposed to have shown the signs of caving by now is precisely what you said at the beginning of your call.
This guy is an Obama guy.
And this guy, Demoris Smith, has been threatening to get the Congressional Black Caucus involved.
65% of the players in the league are black.
He has been threatening to get the White House involved.
In other words, get government power at the highest levels involved on behalf of the players.
This was supposed to have put a little pressure and some fear into the owners, and it hasn't worked.
Right, right.
What you're saying was basically is force the owners to back down.
That's what they were hoping.
They were going to force without anybody actually doing anything.
They wanted the fear of Obama, the Congressional Black Caucus, the government at large being aligned with the players to force the owner.
In other words, all the usual stuff about racism, uh diversity, all of this stuff.
Rich white guy owners, none of this was said.
But it was hoped that Demoris Smith being a player's guy, uh, and with him throwing out going to the House of Representatives, going to Congressional Black Caucus, this was supposed to scare the owners.
And i i as as of now it hasn't.
The owners have not given given an inch.
So I think I think uh well, this is my wild guess now.
I'm I'm beyond what I know.
I'm just guessing now.
But I think the the players association finds itself in a position they didn't think they'd be in.
Uh the usual game is being played, Rush.
Racial politics, class warfare.
And I think in a sense, yes.
I think this Obamatron is going to go to the mat on this.
And I think he's going to force the owner's hand with the with the backing of the black caucus and Obama, and he's going to try and shove it down their throats by way of class warfare, racial politics.
Well, it's entirely possible.
I mean, the you know, the Congress can decide if uh, you know, college football rankings, the the BCS, he'll have asked the Congress to get involved determining when or not the Bull Championship series is fair.
Uh I I'm not so sure here, Tony, uh, because Obama's not really occupying the strongest of positions these days.
Obama's really not putting a fear into too many.
I know he still can, but this was supposed to have uh borne some fruit by now, and and it hasn't.
And the only way, the only way, see, the players, if they're locked out, have sympathy.
Fans, easy to get mad at 33 rich guy owners.
But if the players strike in the midst of an economy like this where they are earning millions, there goes the sympathy.
Hey, Rush, one thing I just want to say before I leave.
No, two things, if you if you don't mind, please.
First off, the best football in the country is played in the Southeastern Conference is old style, Dick Butkiss, mean Joe Green, uh Deacon Jones type football man.
Old school's beautiful.
No flags, they hardly throw any flags.
It's hard-hitting football.
Number two, and with all due respect because you are the leading voice for freedom in this country.
It was the coaching staff of the Pittsburgh Steelers that gave Obama in 09 when they beat the Ravens in the AFC championship uh game, the game ball.
The coaches got those two school pigeons.
Yeah, okay.
Yeah, and it was also the head coach who thanked Jesse Jackson because he's a supporter of the Steelers and so forth.
I know all that.
The Steelers are the regime's team, Rush, and you're the leading voice for freedom.
Wouldn't be check it out, Rush.
Wouldn't be me, man.
Would not be me.
Tony.
Tony, I thought you're on my side on all this.
Not on that.
Not on that, man.
I had nothing to do with that.
I didn't say you did.
But you I didn't say you did, Rush, but look at you could make a conscious choice.
It was the coaching.
Wait a second.
I made my conscious choice long before the regime.
I understand that.
But the uh uh circumstances have changed dramatically.
What am I supposed to do?
Abandon what you're supposed to do is pick another team.
Shook uh uh uh stuff them under the bus.
Hope they choke.
That's what you're supposed to do.
They're the regime's team.
They're the Pittsburgh Obamas.
Uh Pittsburgh Obama Well, you know, I can't I really can't dispute this, although I want to exempt the coaching staff here.
This was uh this was the Rooney's didn't give them the game ball, Rush.
Owners don't give out game balls, coaches do.
Yeah, but who's the owner and who did the owner raise funds for and supports.
He raised funds, he campaigned, those two Jrules, the Rooneys, campaigned for Obama in Pennsylvania.
Uh and then when they won the AFC championship game against the uh Ravens, uh Mike Tomlin and the coaching staff.
I know gave them the game ball.
I was there.
I am aware.
Check it out, Rush.
That even makes it work.
I don't know.
You went back.
You are check it out.
And you're still pulling for these characters.
I was there.
You got me.
There's some things I can't discuss here on this program, but I You were on the premises, Rush.
I was on the first two BDI balls.
That should be enough, man.
The end of them.
I'll pick somebody else.
I won't watch football, but I'll be dead.
Who is it then?
Because I'm gonna pull for those up.
Tony, Tony, dial it down just a degree here.
Who is it that plays the game?
The players, but the heart and soul of any football team is the coaching staff.
Vince Lombardi, Chuck Knoll.
You understand?
Uh uh, let me see.
Arapa Siegen when he was coaching Notre Dame, Lou Holtz when he's coaching Notre Dame, Paul Bear Bryant when he's coaching Alabama.
The heart and soul of any football team is the coaching staff.
And it was the coaches that gave Obama the game ball.
The regime's team.
The the leading voice in this country goes for the regime.
And when the Steelers visited the regime's headquarters, Obama gave or the the team gave uh Obama a jersey.
Yeah.
Obama.
I even gave Obama jersey during the campaign.
I cringed.
That's it.
I'll tell you, like I told you, I'm a diehard jet fan, giant fan.
If they had done one tenth of what the Steelers did, I would hope they choked every game they played.
Oh no, you don't want to go there.
Oh, I do want to go.
That's exactly where I want to go.
That's why I said it, man.
Are you trying to tell me you are unaware of some of the very odd left wing things the Jets owner has done, even though he's a big Republican.
Are you unaware of some of the stuff the Jets?
Rush, Rush.
The coaching staff of the New York never gave it.
The coaching.
That's your only the coaching staff doesn't own the team.
I didn't say they did.
You said they're the heart and soul of the team.
Rush, the owners are.
When the coach gets fired, he says to the owner, I'm the heart and soul of the team.
You can't fire me.
The owner says no, they can't say that.
The owners control the cash flow.
So you can't obviously you can't say that.
The coaches are uh on the Jets or the G and the Giants never gave Obama spit.
But the coaching staff of the Pittsburgh Steelers gave Obama the game ball in 09 after the AFC championship game against the Ravens.
That would do it for me, man.
Case closed over with.
End of discussion.
And so now you think I'm to throw the team under the bus, my team since the 70s.
I'm to throw them under the bus because Obama's gonna go away someday.
I mean, there's gonna be a new president.
I'm just supposed to throw the team overboard and select a new team.
Simply Yeah, that's exactly what you do.
As it what is it a matter of that's exactly what you do?
If I don't do this, I don't have any credibility with you when it comes to freedom.
No, no, uh has nothing to do with freedom.
Has everything to do with this miserable, greasy low rent regime.
That's what it's got to do with.
And anybody that supports it, even uh even in a small way.
I have to have nothing to do with it.
Look, and I I I I have to tell you, and I I don't really um I don't really.
You know, I look Tony, you're forcing me into this.
I didn't want to do this, but you know that your quarterback went to Obama State dinner for the president of Mexico.
You not talking about game balls here.
I don't go.
Oh, no, no, no, no.
Quarterback your quarterback accepted an invitation from the regime to go to the White House for a state dinner and ate the regime's food and drank the regime's adult beverages.
Uh the Pittsburgh Steelers invited the head of the regime.
No, I don't care.
They didn't eat there.
They didn't eat there.
They've never been invited to a state dinner there.
That's my case closed.
Ha.
And welcome back.
It's Rush Limbaugh.
This is the EIB network.
Ladies and gentlemen, I am under constraints here.
I can't, I can't.
This is what I mean when I say that you're back in the early days of this program.
I would uh come back from a weekend away and I would basically spend the first segment, maybe two segments talking about the weekend, what all happened.
Everybody loved it.
And nobody said, stick to the issues, stick to the issues.
I stopped doing that as I became more and more famous and thus started to encounter more and more security problems.
And now I do not, as a matter of security, tell anybody in advance where I'm going specifically.
Very rarely do I tell anybody where I have been when I get back from where I've got it's certainly not specifically.
It is it's a disappointing thing.
It's been a very, very limiting thing.
It's one of the you know, that's I no, no, no, no, no, I'm not to say anything like that, Snerdly.
I'm I'm I'm saying if you let me get there, I'll tell you where I'm going.
It is a um very disappointing thing.
I hear all these people talk about how neat they think fame is, and I see all of these people who crave it, who want all of this media attention, and I I say to them, uh you really don't.
You not for the sake of it.
I mean, if what you do takes you there, there's nothing you can do about it.
But you seek it if I guarantee you, once it happens, you're not gonna like the end result.
It's life-changing.
It is life-altering, and your friends won't understand it.
They're gonna think you're a stuck up snob.
They're gonna know it's just a different thing.
So here's old Tony, good old Tony.
There are things that about what he was talking about that I could say that would calm him to no end, but I can't tell him.
Simply because it would be violating um what's I'm having a middle block of the word.
Confidences.
It would be violating confidences of friends of people I know and so I basically have to sit here and eat that call.
And you know, the the best I can do is remind him that his quarterback goes to the White House under a regime invite as a state dinner.
I know the truth behind all of this.
What he was talking about, but it's not something for me to divulge.
It just it just isn't.
But it isn't the way he thinks it is, is all I can say.
We all work for somebody.
Ahem.
That's it.
As far as I'm gonna go, if you can figure part of it out, you can, and even then you won't know from me.
Come for you, is you're gonna have to wait for the rest of this from WikiLeaks.
Just that simple.
Uh, who else?
Well, we don't have time for um anybody else.
Oh, you like that, snerdily like that.
So satisfied to hear the Steelers call the regime's team.
The regime's team is the Chicago Bears.
That's another thing.
Obama's team is the Bears.
Obama's sitting around minding his own business, and all of a sudden Dan Rooney says, You're my man.
You're my guy.
I'm supporting you in Pennsylvania.
What's Obama supposed to do?
Oh no, I don't want a fundraiser in Western Pennsylvania.
So Obama has to go along with the fact that I don't think the Bears the Bears haven't won anything worthy of a game ball yet to give him.
Ah, goodness gracious.
No, the Bears haven't given him a game ball, but nobody on the Bears has gotten a game ball for anything that really matters yet, especially after that debacle yesterday didn't even show up.
Now I'm getting some emails.
People found that a fascinating conversation.
But you know why?
Because there was a guy who put his football loyalties, put his political preferences above sports loyalty.
And that's kind of unheard of.
It's generally your sports loyalty overrides everything else.
But Tony was willing to subordinate, or thinks I should have, subordinated my fandom for uh political realities.
But once again, the this is, folks, you have to trust me here.
There's things I know that if I didn't know, I could tell you and guess, but I do know, so I can't.
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