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Feb. 18, 2011 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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February 18, 2011, Friday, Hour #3
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Welcome back, folks.
Rush Lindboy and the Excellence in Broadcasting Network.
Serving humanity simply by showing up as usual.
Half my brain tied behind my back.
Just to make it fair.
It's Friday.
Live from the Southern Command in sunny South Florida.
It's open line Friday.
And the telephone number is 800-282-2882.
the email address lrushball at eibnet.com applause applause applause There's other news happening out there, folks, and I want to get to some of it.
And then we will return.
We got more audio to share with you from Wisconsin.
And even more information.
Are threatening to stay away for as long as it takes.
There are 14 Democrat senators, total of 33 senators in the Wisconsin Senate.
19 are Republican, 14 are Democrat.
As of November 1st of 2010, before the election, there were 18 Democrats and 15 Republicans plus.
That was 1815.
And the Democrat senators are not even needed other than for a quorum.
But their votes are not needed.
In order to pass this.
Hang on, just a second.
Cookie says she printed me something, but I didn't get it.
Justice Brothers on the scene in Wisconsin.
The Justice Brothers are there.
Um, it's not audio, it's breaking news.
I still don't have it.
At some point, I want to get some of this other news here before we get back to Wisconsin.
Late word out of Egypt.
Egypt will allow two Iranian ships through the Suez Canal.
These are warships.
Now remember, we had this news a couple days ago, and then it turned out Jay Carney said, well, I don't have anything for you on that.
We don't know anything about that.
And then it was denied that uh Iran was going to send any ships through the Suez Canal.
Now Egypt is suggesting that they will indeed agree to allow these two Iranian warships to pass through the Suez Canal.
Just look at how quickly the new regime is paying dividends.
This new freedom agenda, this new Democrat regime over there.
The Iranians granted permission.
Some of the headlines on the Drudge Report page.
Bahrain crushes protest camp locks down capital.
Saudi Prince warns of uprising threat.
Battle for Libyan city erupts.
Egypt's top tycoon fears descent into anarchy.
Muslim Brotherhood's spiritual leader preaches in Tahir Square, which is actually a circle.
Arab capitals braced for violence as unrest spreads.
Violence marks Friday of rage across Yemen.
Ahmedini Zad.
Obama can't spell his own name.
State budgets on the brink.
California, Texas, Illinois, New York, New Jersey.
Activist Swarm Baehners, Capitol Hill home.
House votes to overthrow Tsars.
Have you heard about that?
House of Representatives has voted to defund all of Obama's czars and get rid of them.
WikiLeaks, China flexes muscles with USA as biggest creditor.
Three arrested for burning cross near home of African American family.
Alaska governor shuns the health care law.
Veterans Group demands apology from Secretary of State Clinton.
Claims a vet was manhandled for silent protest.
House passes amendment to block funds for net neutrality order.
Bernanke defends the Fed's policies.
Obama holds Silicon Valley summit with tech tycoons.
Likes boy genius Zuckerberg.
I mean, these headlines, especially the Middle East, it's on fire.
You ought to see the pictures out of Cairo.
The numbers of protesters have grown, or the numbers grown.
I mean the huge number.
It's well, whatever's going on over there, it's not peace.
The Reverend Jackson has joined thousands of people protesting at the State Capitol in Wisconsin.
The Reverend Jackson arrived about noon today.
Spoke to those gathered in the Capitol Rotunda, the protesters upset with the governor, of course, blah, blah, blah.
Well, that's going to really help everybody's perception of this.
The Justice Brothers on the scene.
Yeah, that's really this is all about the little people.
And ladies and gentlemen, this soundbite, this yesterday in Washington on Capitol Hill, it was a Senate budget committee hearing on Obama's 2012 budget.
The Treasury Secretary to Little Tim Geitner testified, and during the question and answer, Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama said, Let's talk about our interest situation under your budget.
The interest increases every year.
It was 187 billion in 2009.
Under your proposal, the interest increases to 844 billion.
And would you not agree that that's a stunning figure?
Perhaps the fastest growing item in the budget.
And all of that is a direct result of the debt we're running up, and only a modest expectation of interest rate increases.
Senator, absolutely.
It is a excessively high interest burden.
It's unsustainable.
Well, it's your plan for the 10 years.
I mean, that's the one the president has submitted.
That's what he's asked us to vote on.
It will result.
And that's your numbers off your budget.
Senator, you're absolutely right that with the president's plan, even if Congress were to enact it, and even if Congress were to hold to it and reduce those deficits to three percent of GDP over the next five years, we would still be left with a very large interest burden and unsustainable obligations over time.
That's why we're having the debate.
I completely agree with you.
But the question, though, is just to be direct about it, what's the alternative plan?
Well, what your plan is is that plan is the one you require by law to submit, and that's what you call for, and it's not acceptable.
I'm sorry, it's a plan not for winning the future, but losing the future.
Jeff Sessions, Alabama.
But the interesting thing here, let's let's go back.
On Monday, or whenever it was, I think it was Monday Obama said that it's time to live within our means.
Okay, here's a budget.
I'm my this is responsible.
We're gonna live with our serious about cutting the deficit.
In fact, my budget's gonna cut the deficit 1.1 trillion dollars over ten years.
Blah, blah, blah.
And here's the Treasury Secretary admitting that Obama's budget is unsustainable.
It's almost like a threat.
He agrees with Sessions.
Yeah, it's unsustainable.
Nothing you but what are you gonna do about it?
You're absolutely right, Senator.
Even if Congress were to enact this, we'd still be left with a very large interest burden.
That's why we're having the debate.
I completely agree with you, but the question is, just to be direct about it, what's the alternative?
What are you guys gonna do?
In other words, yeah, we got a budget here, it's gonna bust this government.
What's your plan?
So clearly, Geithner and Obama think the public is clearly on the side of spend, spend, spend, benefit, benefit, benefit.
You guys tell senior citizens they're not gonna get what they expect.
You guys tell Medicare and Medicaid people not.
This is a threat.
They're throwing down the gunt.
You guys make the tough decisions.
And Sessions says, Well, this is your plan.
Not acceptable.
Not a plan for winning the future.
Plan for losing the future.
So, I mean, if they're gonna go up there and admit, you know, Geitner they're submitting an unsustainable budget, tantamount to dereliction of duty.
I don't know how Jackson got there, snurdly.
I've I haven't seen how the Reverend Jackson, he might have shown up in an SUV with Trump.
What does it matter how he got there?
He parachuted in.
Why is it of interest how he got there?
I'm sure.
I mean, I'm not sure, but I would just assume that the Reverend Jackson arrived in the convoy with the Muslim Brotherhood.
I mean, Trump is showing up to speak here.
It's like the Muslim Brotherhood showing up at Tariri Square.
From let's see, this is uh Knox News dot com.
Spreading to Tennessee.
Senate Education Committee voted along party lines Wednesday to abolish collective bargaining between teachers unions and the screw boards across the state.
The vote six to three.
All Republicans on the panel voting for the bill, all Democrats against.
So here you have a bill okay to end collective bargaining with the teachers.
Tennessee on the verge of following in the footsteps of Wisconsin.
Republican controlled legislatures have the power to take schools back all across the country.
The right thing to do for each and every state if they care about the children.
Senate Education Committee voted along party lines Wednesday to abolish collective bargaining between teachers' unions and school boards across the state.
So what next?
All these people in uh Wisconsin are gonna be put on buses, loaded up and sent to Tennessee tomorrow.
Is that next and then they gotta go to Ohio?
You know, Kasich's next.
Uh where are you gonna get these people?
They're gonna have to just charter some buses, and it's gonna be our convoys and be like Mrs. Clinton's health care express.
Same people on the bud on the buses just going to state after state after state, trying to make look like these are homegrown protests.
Here's some uh audio back to what Wisconsin is actually in Rockford, Illinois.
We have a couple sound bites here from a Tea Party.
Founder, David Hale of Rockford, Illinois, and the Wisconsin Senator Jim Halperin about why he wasn't in Madison.
This is the Tea Party doing the job the state controlled media used to do.
This is what ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, this is what they all ought to be doing, but they aren't doing it.
They're in solidarity with these runaway senators.
So it's left up to the Tea Party citizens on YouTube.
That's where you see this.
The Tea Party going and finding the senators and asking them questions and posting the video on YouTube.
Here's the first of two sound bites.
Excuse me, sir, why aren't you doing your job in Wisconsin today?
I'm leaving right now to do my job in Wisconsin.
Why didn't you do it earlier today, sir?
You believe we did do our job in Wisconsin.
But you didn't.
You didn't you you were supposed to be on house to at least be on house floor to allow them to have a vote, and you didn't do it.
Why not?
I'm not so sure.
That's my job today.
My job today is to delay uh a vote on peace of legislation.
People in the state have said we have not had time to consider the consequences.
Oh, so the Senate's now saying, no, no, no, our job is to run away from this vote because the people of the state of Wisconsin have said that they haven't had time to consider the consequences.
We are doing our job.
So here's a Democrat senator from Wisconsin, Jim Halperin Holperin, I'm not sure how he pronounces it, admitting, yeah, I'm doing my job.
I ran away.
But David Hale, a Wisconsin uh Tea Party, or Rockford Tea Party founder, continued.
This is my friend from the Tea Party.
What's your position in the Senate, sir?
Senator, why aren't you in uh Wisconsin doing your job?
I was.
I wasn't you're a three-button.
Why didn't you say why did you flee the state, sir?
Why did you flee the state of Wisconsin so you wouldn't have to do your job, sir?
Okay, what's your name, sir?
This is what the media would normally be doing.
What are you guys running away for?
What are you doing?
I am doing my job.
My job is to run away.
My job is to avoid the vote.
And we'll be back.
We'll continue right after this.
Here's something for all of you people on the protest march.
You unionists.
I have no doubt this radio program is uh blaring in various parts of this protest in Wisconsin.
You um you unionistas and uh rest of you Democrats, you better think long and hard about whether you want mob rule in this country or not, because remember, according to all the polls, last November bears the bears me out on this.
We have by far the biggest mob.
It ain't even close.
We have the biggest mob.
You want mob rule.
How many people belong to unions these days?
Twelve, 13%.
I don't recall the actual number.
Well, it's that's non-governmental.
I'm not talking about governmental.
Non-government.
Non-governmental is 8%.
The governmental is 12% or 13%.
The reason it's not more is that nobody else can afford them.
All right, who's next?
Where are we going?
Eric in Wilmington Doubleware.
Welcome, sir.
Great to have you on the EIB network.
Hello.
Hi, Rush.
How are you doing?
Very well, sir.
Thank you.
All right.
Hey, um, I'm calling up.
Um, I know this is off topic.
Um, it's about the uh community reinvestment act.
You said that was the cause of the um meltdown in the 08 election.
Um it was actually and uh and uh you don't see many reports on this.
It was the um run on the money market, the um reserve bank uh um money market fund was uh they broke the buck.
And um if you remember, there was a congressman Janikowski that was on C-SPAN that said that there was a run on the money market account, and it was in a day the U.S. economy would um be collapsed in the world economy in 24 hours.
And I haven't seen much many people looking at it, but I have like Chuck Schumer in July.
I mean this is I'm uh I'm saying this is all this is my sum of all fears of conspiracy theory here.
Um Chuck Schumer, he had a run on IndyMac to help tilt the election for Obama.
Then you had Reed calling for the insurance companies, an insurance company failing to help tilt the uh economy to go bad.
And I don't know if I can't prove it, but we we played that sound bite from Congressman Paul Kanjorski, he was from Pennsylvania.
We played the soundbite, then we started looking into it.
And he walked that back.
It was a bogus report.
Uh we found that there was there was no way there could have been a meltdown like that, and and nobody in the financial markets would have known about it.
Uh somebody got a hold of Kan Jorsky and and said, you you really and this is not the first time for him.
I mean, you're really off the uh trail here.
Uh you get the mule back on the road and uh take and walk that back, which he did.
Uh it sounded good.
I'll admit it to you out there, Eric, that sounded good.
Uh and it was very confusing because you're right, he said it was a run on money market funds.
And then it said, not the kind of money markets you think of when you hear money market funds like consumer private money market, something entirely different.
So we looked into it and uh and and found out that it was it that was not the case.
Uh they were claiming $500 billion had disappeared overnight, and nobody would notice it.
Now, this is not possible.
It didn't happen.
The Community Redevelopment Act, in and of itself, was not at fault.
It was years and years and years of implementation of that after it was well known that it was causing all kinds of problems.
It was uh the the Community Redevelopment Act worked in direct contravention of common economic sense.
Loan money to people who can't pay it back knowingly, forced to do this by do gooder democrats under the guise of fairness and the concept of affordable housing.
So these lending institutions, who all had stockholders had to come up with uh creative ways to make all that worthless paper worth something.
And they did it by creating all kinds of strange, weird financial products that amounted to insurance policies for the eventual default.
And they were bought and then kicked down the can and repackaged and repackaged until finally they couldn't kick the can down the road anymore.
And then we were told we needed TARP and we needed uh uh uh uh two trillion dollars lent from the Fed that nobody knew at the time where that money went.
And it was all because you know Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are involved in this.
It was that this this is it's not the sole reason, but there's the foundation.
There's the reason for the w we're still in that economic mess today because of that.
Democrat policy, liberalism gave us the current climate.
It's really no more complicated than that.
You know, the derivatives is what they're called, how they protected themselves from these bad loans.
Derivatives were just spreading the risk around.
The Community Redevelopment Act put the rot in the market.
Think of a staircase.
Wooden staircase.
You inject it with rot, the Community Redevelopment Act.
Finally, people couldn't walk up the staircase anymore.
They had to get to the top somehow.
So they started building alternative routes, all of those equally worthless, with no value because the thing at the beginning of it had no value.
How in the world can a loan that'll never be paid back have any value at all, no matter what you do.
The Bush administration tried 17 times to stop this and to reform it.
And each time the regulators, when brought before committees chaired by or membershipped by people like Barney Frank, were just raked over the coals for being cold-hearted, mean-spirited, cruel, much like what we're seeing now about the governor of Wisconsin.
Cold hearted, mean-spirited, and cruel.
This guy's got a similar problem.
He can't pay what people are demanding.
It's liberalism.
Well, look at I guarantee here's this.
Anytime there's a problem in this country, two things.
Look for them, you'll find them.
Liberalism and unions.
That'll explain 90% of what's wrong.
Who's next?
Elbert, Colorado Richard.
Hello, sir.
I really appreciate your patience.
He'd been holding on since before the program started.
Thanks for taking my call, Rod.
You bet, Richard.
Hey, on a lighter note, I just uh do you remember back in 1989 when we had uh Manuel Noriega hold up in the Vatican Embassy in Al Panama?
Oh yeah.
Yeah.
Pineapple face, grapefruit phrase, uh Manuel Noriega was holed up in the papal nuncio down there.
Yes, sir.
And the Army set up these large speakers and used loud rock and roll to drive them out.
It drove them nuts.
Well, I've got an idea for uh Wisconsin right now.
Someone should set up speakers at the Wisconsin State House, but not blast rock and roll, oh no.
They need to blast this show, the Rush Limbaugh show.
I like it.
I like that would be that would be just so cool.
People driving through there with their car windows down and this show blaring for these protesters to hear it.
That what a oh, that would tick them off.
That that would send them over the edge.
That drive the Union thugs out.
That would be great.
Richard, thanks very much.
I appreciate that reminder.
That was uh in fact, it was it was that incidence, ladies and gentlemen, that uh actually gave birth for the first use of something, an idea for which came on this program.
The All-American First Cavalry Amazon Battalion.
You remember that, Snerdley?
The All-America, this is back in the early days of the women in combat argument.
And we here at the EIB network always wanting to find compromise, came up with a way to effect this.
The All-American First Cavalry Amazon Battalion.
Let's see if I can remember how it worked.
We all know that women, when housed or grouped together over period of time, end up having their menstrual cycles synchronized.
We don't know why, but we just know it happens.
Then we decided let certain women into the military and have these certain kinds of women be housed at the same place the same time over a period of time, and therefore we would have uh a combat-ready group of women uh on a PMS whenever we needed them.
Because of the miracles of the synchronized minstrel cycle.
Now, the All-American First Cavalry Amazon Battalion consisted of feminizes, Banshees, Amazons who wanted to go into war and so forth.
And we theorized, if you want to get Noriega out of there, because I'm not did the rock music work or was it just an irritant?
I forget which.
It might have worked.
But we uh we speculated here, we theorized that Noriega sitting inside the Papal Nuncio and hearing Molly Yard shout, this is an outrage.
And looking out the window and seeing the All-American First Cavalry, Amazon Battalion headed your way, you might give up immediately surrender.
That's how this program affects compromise.
We've been working at this since this program started, finding mutual ways to achieve uh similar goals.
You could if if if maybe driving through Madison blaring this program is a bit much.
Uh how about blaring prayers?
Sort of like Friday prayers in Cairo.
Just to have a bunch of people and loudspeakers praying.
Well I know these are liberals.
It could be considered assault.
Um by the way, Obama, during all of this, what's Obama doing?
Our organizer in chief met in uh the Bay Area last night, San Francisco, with a bunch of computer and software gurus.
Uh Apple, Steve Jobs was there, Mark Zuckerberg, Google.
I wonder how many of them were unionized.
Uh I I in fact, I'll bet you that none of the companies represented at the Obama dinner last night were unionized.
We know Apple isn't.
Microsoft was not there.
Steve Baldwin, Microsoft Print, wonder what happened to me.
How come I wasn't invited?
But you had a you had a big hedge funder there, uh, not a hedge funder, a uh uh uh uh venture capitalist guy there.
You had Eric Schmidt of Google, Steve Jobs of Apple, Zuckerberg.
Is it Zuckerberg or Zuckerberg?
I'm not is I've I've not heard it pronounced.
I thought I heard it pronounced Zuckerberg once, and it looks like Zuckerberg, but for the Facebook guy.
And there were some other people.
I just I'll bet you um no union people there.
No you but they were laying out 2012 strategies.
Twenty twelve, twenty twelve tech strategies.
Like, how's Google search engine gonna help us?
Anyway, that's that's what was going on while Obama's minions are raising hell in Madison, Wisconsin.
James and Yonkers, hello, sir, glad you waited.
You're next on the EIB network.
Hello.
Hey Rush, thanks for taking my call.
Yes, sir.
Hit a couple of points, especially with these teachers and in unions.
Uh my mother used to be a high school teacher, she raised four kids, and while doing that gained her uh PhD in biology, and now she's a uh professor at a college and head of director of the biology program.
But uh in the last couple of years, I've needed a couple of teachers, probably about four of them, and there's one thing in common now.
That the new generation of teachers is is attracting a different people.
They have three months off and then prime weather are the best time of the year, and that's what they're attracting, a bunch of party animals.
They get the Jersey Shore houses or the houses in the Hamptons, at least the ones that I've dated, they party like rock stars, they have they go into it for the extra 30 days off a year that they have during the school year, and then and it just it's just a type thing.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, well, hold it.
Hang on here, James.
You need to slow down to accommodate uh accommodation of my hearing.
Sure.
You said the the these new teachers in Newbury have three months off.
Uh their party animals, they get Jersey Shore houses, houses in the Hamptons, they party like rock stars.
They go into it for the extra 30 days a year that they have during the school year, uh, and it's attracting a different kind of person to be a teacher.
Is that what you're saying?
That's absolutely right.
And they get the tenure after three years.
Uh you know, this one the last one I dated, 2006, okay?
Al Qaeda came up in a conversation.
She thought it was a region in the Middle East, and she was teaching fifth graders.
Okay?
I mean, that and she was tenure at that point.
I mean, it's ridiculous.
The kind of people going in to this field.
It's It's not like my mother who works hard, gets a PhD, works hard.
I mean, just for one example, if you give me a little more time, she would take they would give you raises for these postgraduate credits.
So she had a mass uh master's in education, and then every 15 credits after the master's they would get another raise of like $70,000.
So I was curious.
I was going for my master's engineering at the time, and I asked her, I said, Well, what do you have to do for these these three credits or whatever?
She would take a weekend course.
You would have a weekend seminar, not even consecutive.
You'd have one weekend, one week and off then the next weekend.
And they would let them out early, and that would be three credits.
Where do they get the minute now?
Physics, this, that uh James, where do you get the money for all this partying?
They're making great salaries.
I have uh I just looked up one of my uh next.
Look, they may be making great salaries, but Jersey, Jersey Shore houses in Hampton's cottages are not that affordable.
No, they go in with all their friends.
There's about 12 friends that they all chip in, so it only cost them maybe two thousand dollars each for the whole summer.
Yeah.
So they go in with twelve people.
Uh-huh.
Yeah, I mean.
Uh-huh.
So you got twelve teachers in a little cottage, two grand a month, throwing orgies, essentially.
So it's pretty much.
Pretty much.
Because all their buddies, the uh the firefighters get them too, and the cops, and they all party pretty hard down there.
Yeah.
It's unbelievable.
And your mother would never go in for that kind of thing.
No, absolutely not.
Now she's she's actually turning 60 this uh St. Patty's Day.
And uh she she uh it's uh you know, she sees it too in a college with kids nowadays.
It's unbelievable.
Well, I must admit, I I had not factored this into the equation.
I had not yet made the jump here from teacher equaling party animal.
But uh interesting.
It's uh very interesting.
All right, James, I appreciate the call.
What might else it explain?
What?
Mm-hmm.
Oh, uh, why some of the young teacher babes are are engaging in sexual activity with the boy toy students.
Yeah, that is that is happening with greater frequency, we have to admit.
It is.
You know what's a you know what's big news out there today?
Honestly, this is big news is and this is not it, this is this is by no means unprecedented.
But some in is it about high school uh wrestling, some male student refused to wrestle a girl, because that's not how women are treated.
It's not how they're supposed to be treated.
Uh and so she wins by forfeit.
There was another high school female wrestler who did wrestle with a guy, she got creamed.
Uh and now there are all kinds of chat groups on television over there describing uh whether or not this is okay and and uh this is this fit with Title IX.
Should this happen?
Should uh uh this be something that that girls should be involved with.
This is not new.
This is the it this is huge news out there today.
But it's not the first time the stories come up.
This this story, we see a variation of story of uh recent years.
Um, the the girl wrestler and her family approve of the boy's statement.
This is not how girls and women are to be treated.
They say they respect him for it, yet they still send her out there to the mat.
Uh he is an in uh the the male student is an evangelical Christian, they didn't want any part of this.
Uh but I mean, all uh all of watching cable TV here, like Megan Kelly, she's got a she's got a she's got a round table of women talking about this.
I haven't been able to hear what they're saying, obviously, because I am hosting the program.
But this is uh this is huge news.
I'm just wondering where this is headed.
You know, once once once this gets started, this does this stuff does not go away.
Well, it's just you know you just snerdly, it's just that you just reminded me this uh, you know, with the the female students hitting on male students.
That never happened.
When we were in school, that never happened.
A chance to wrestle with girls, and that never happened.
I tell you, it's just it's it's amazing how quickly cultural things change.
Yeah, I tried I had to do ballroom dancing in college.
That was a required PE course in here.
I am having out there to do ballroom dancing taught By a drill sergeant from the wax, and here these guys get to roll around with women on the mat sanctioned.
Oh well.
Oh well.
Okay, here's more on Obamacare.
The regime is asking Judge Vinson to clarify his ruling.
The regime's Justice Department asked the federal judge in Florida yesterday to tell states that they have to continue to enact Obamacare despite his ruling.
The law is unconstitutional.
In a motion to clarify, regime lawyers ask Judge Vinson to make clear that states can't ignore the new health care laws while his ruling is being appealed.
At stake, according to the regime's motion, are provisions of the new law that would create chaos if ignored by the states.
These provisions include 2011 changes in Medicare payment rates...
Delaying those changes could cause major delays and errors in the payment of the roughly 100 million Medicare claims processed every month.
Holy smally, 100 million Medicare claims processed every month.
Now, what's really going on here, the regime wants the states to have to pay these new higher mandates for Medicare and Medicaid, which could very well bankrupt the states.
That's why the states don't want any part of this.
They're going to go bankrupt with the transfer of all these federal responsibilities to them.
You'll note here in this filing by the regime, we're not hearing any real argument from the Department of Justice.
The regime's lawyers are simply asking or making a bald assertion that even though the judges ruled it unconstitutional, the states ought to continue to implement it.
But don't worry.
If the judge says no, the states can't proceed to enact an unconstitutional law, the regime will simply appeal his response to a friendly Democrat appointed judge.
Okay.
So that's the latest on this.
You tell a states they can't avoid it.
You tell a states that they have to continue to implement what you said is unconstitutional because it's still under appeal.
You tell them, Judge.
You tell them.
The regime says this will not create any chaos.
us.
Whatsoever.
Time will tell.
Well, uh, this is this is something we're watching like a hawk here at the EIB network.
The House GOP is on a tear.
Just voted 240 to 185 to defund planned parenthood, folks.
And this, folks, the House has also voted 246 to 182 to bar federal money from being used to enforce the individual mandate provision of Obamacare.
They did it.
The House Republicans are on a tear.
Defund plant parenthood and bar federal funds from being used to implement the individual mandate.
And on that we wrap up a Sterling Week of Broadcast Excellence.
Have a great weekend, folks, and we will be back on Monday.
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